We found the following complaints for BRITAX B-SAFE 35 ELITE TRAVEL SY (Unknown)
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I placed my six month old daughter in her car seat and secured the seat to the base installed in my car. When we arrived at our destination, the seat was not secured to the base. I did not use the seat again for transporting my daughter, however, i did test the seat afterward and the defect repeated once (i have video). The seat attached to the base on one side, but the other side was not secured into the base. I tried inserting the car seat into the base several more times and the defect did not repeat. I informed the manufacturer of the issue and first they dismissed my claim. When they saw the video, they sent me a new car seat. They have refused to inspect the original car seat to determine the cause for the defect.
Infant seat base recline foot is very difficult to adjust
I removed the base from my car to transfer into another when i noticed i couldn't fully extend the foot. Upon inspection i saw the base separating at the seam.
The left recline indicator on the base was stuck and would not read the angle of recline
The contact owns a britax b-safe 35 rearfacing infant seat, model number: e9lu65m. The seat was manufactured on may 20, 2015. The safety seat was being utilized in a 2012 honda cr-v. The contact stated that the handle on the car seat became detached. The child was in the car seat at the time of the failure. The manufacturer was not made aware of the failure.
On june 7, 2017, while driving on highway an older child in the back seat stated that infants chest clip had come unlatched. Driver pulled over to correct problem but found that chest clip on britax b safe 35 had cracked and was no longer usable. Britax was emailed by driver immediately and to date no response has been received.
The contact owns a britax b-safe 35 rearfacing infant seat, model number: s03803400. The contact stated that the shoulder strap chest clip came apart while driving 70 mph. The child was in the safety seat at the time of the failure. The contact coasted the vehicle over to the side of the road and noticed that the shoulder strap chest clip was cracked. The contact called the manufacturer where she was informed that it was not a safety issue, and that the chest clip was there to hold the shoulder strap into place. The safety seat strap chest clip was not replaced. The purchase date was unknown.
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