Instruction Manuals

Misplacing product instruction manuals can be such a headache. That's why a downloadable version of many of our instruction manuals are available right here online. Simply fill out the form below and click Search. Or, if you are unable to locate your product number, please contact our Consumer Relations department for further assistance:
(800) 544-1108 (7 a.m. to 6 p.m. EST Monday through Thursday, and 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. EST on Fridays)

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Locate your product no. and the manufacture date.

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Product Type

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Product Number
Enter the product number. Include the version number or color code at the end of product number.
Example: (00000A) (00000ABC) (00000ABCD) (00000ABCD1) (00000ABCD10)

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Manufacture Date (Please choose a product type in step 2)

Car Seats Enter the 8 digit code for the manufacture date. The first 2 digits identify the month, the second 2 digits identify the day, and the last 4 digits identify the year the product was made.
All Other Products Enter the 6-to-10 digit code for the manufacture date. The first 4 digits identify the year, the second 2 digits identify the week or month, and the last 2 digits identify the day the product was made.

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