Columbia 2000 Therapedic Integrated Positioning System Car Seat

Columbia 2000 Car Seat Features

• Two sizes available, accommodating users weighing 20 - 130 lbs. and up to 5'6" tall
• Durable, machine washable, comfortable padded cover
• Standard 5-point harness restraint for better protection than vehicle lap/ shoulder belt
• Meets fammability code FMVSS 302 for automotive upholstery
• Latex and silicone free
• Crash tested
• Positioning options available

Columbia 2000 Car Seat User Manual

Benefits of IPS Car Seat

• Fits in most cars, vans and school buses
• Model #2000 is certified for use in aircraft
• Lightweight, weighing much less than most comparable car seats
• Optional seat depth extender allows car seat to grow with the child

Columbia Car Seat Components

1. Adjustable Head Pads (or Headwings)
2. Shoulder Harness Pads
3. Lateral Positioning Pads (under cover)
4. Chest Clip
5. Buckle
6. Crotch Strap Pad
7. Harness Straps and Clip
8. Metal Side Tubes
9. Buckle Adjustment Strap
10. Tether Strap

 

What to buy with Car Seats

• Tumble Forms 2 Feeder Seat Positioner
• Tumble Forms 2 Rolls
• Jamar 9 Hole Pegboard

Care & Maintenance

• Removing the Cover:
  • Remove the head pads and positioning pads (if present) by releasing the lanyards from the back of the restraint system
  • Remove the foam blocks from the head pads
  • Remove the head pad lanyard, by pressing the button on the plastic ball on the inside of the restraint and removing it from the lanyard. Then remove the lanyard from the outside of the restraint shell
  • Remove the harness completely by locating the metal bracket securing the top of the harness along the back side of the restraint. Pull it away to expose 3" - 4" of webbing. Turn the metal bracket so the short side will fit through the slot in the back of the restraint and push it through the slot and the cover
  • Repeat the procedure above for the two shoulder straps and two lap straps
  • Remove the cover by lifting the edges of the cover over the shell of the restraint
• Cleaning the Fabric:
  • The cover, head pad covers, positioning pad covers (if present) and shoulder pads may be washed. It is recommended that you do not wash these items with other items
  • Hand wash or machine wash on the “gentle” cycle with a mild detergent. Water temperature should be “cold”
  • Do not use bleach
  • Machine dry using the lowest-heat cycle (e.g. “fluff”). Make sure all fabric components are dry before reinstalling them on the restraint
  • Do not iron.
• Cleaning the Harness and Buckle:
  • The harness straps may be cleaned by sponging them with warm water and a mild detergent
  • The buckle may be cleaned with a damp cloth and mild detergent
  • Towel dry - make sure the that harness and buckle are completely dry before reinstalling
  • Do Not bleach, machine wash, or machine dry
  • Do Not disassemble the harness
  • Do Not use abrasive cleaners