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Cosco sceneradom feb 2008harness is snagging on "spikes" on bottom of seatseat is used less than once a week!
There are 2 small plastic pieces, i think they are meant to hold the straps in place underneath the car seat, they have torn 2 spot on the child restraint straps.
The contact owns a 2007 cosco 22120 scenera child seat.on april 14, 2008, the contact noticed that the strap on her child's safety seat was becoming loose.the failure could cause the child to slide out of the seat.the child seat was manufactured on december 5, 2007. Update 05/13/08
Cosco scenera convertible car seat has 2 sharp pointy edges underneath the seat where the harness gets stuck. I'm afraid this sharp edge may damage the harness.
Cosco scenera dom 04/17/2006 model # 22-120-mspthere are two very sharp plastic edges (spikes) on the underneath side of the seat during routine tightening and loosening of the harness the harness webbing on the underneath side of the seat gets caught on the plastic sharp edges causing the webbing to snag and puncture.because of the puncture, theharness webbing started to unravel caused a stripped effect in the harness,which could effect theperformance of the harness in the event of a crash.
I went to the back of my van, where my toddler was buckled in and found that he had pulled loose the elastic loop that attaches the fabric to the plastic carseat, pulled it over his head and had it wrapped around his neck.
There was no incident, just a car seat tech friend prompted me to check our seat.* manufacturer -dorel juvenile products * model number - 22-120-wal* date of manufacture - 07/27/06* restraint type - convertible * part of restraint causing concern - harness is damaged and spikes on the bottom of the seat caused the damagebasically, the harness is punctured and snagged due to spikes on the bottom of my cosco scenera car seat.i can no longer use this seat due to the compromising of the harness.
The contact owns a 2008 cosco scenera, model number 22-145bvl scenera.the seat was manufactured on november 19, 2006.the contact was unable to get the button on the child safety seat to release.the child had to be cut out of the car seat.the purchase date was unknown.
I have a cosco scenera carseat for my son.i bought it from walmart when he was roughly 9 months old or so.in the first week, i tried to tighten his straps and the harness gor snagged on a sharp protruding piece of plastic under the seat.there seems to be one on each side of the seat for the harness.this has happened quite a few times since i have purchased this seat, i am more careful now when tightening his harness because i am aware of the problem, but it has damaged the harness strap itself.the harness would probably snap in an accident, because it has significantly weakened at the point it got caught.
I noticed that the harness on my cosco scenera convertible car seat had two snags.i flipped the seat over and noticed two spikes on the underside of the seat.i believe that the harness got caught on them and caused the damage.i contacted dorel about the problem and they instructed me to email them pictures of the damage but as of yet nothing else was done to correct the problem.
I removed my daughters carseat to wash the cover.i inspected the shell and straps.i found the straps to be compromised with snags.i looked around on the carseat to see what might have caused this and found that the shell was made with "spikes" on the underside and the straps were getting snagged on them.from time to time i would notice it was difficult to adjust the straps but there was no indication that there was an obstruction because they would eventually adjust with additional effort.i purchased a new carseat without the spikes and have discontinued use of the old seat.i am also contacting the manufacturer of the old seat to report the problem and request a refund.it should be noted that i was unable to find my model number on your list.i listed the closest number i could find.however, my actual model number is 22123 for the scenera.
I didn't become aware of this problem until another car seat tech advised me of this happening to their car seat. I inspected mine to find similar damage.harness has snagged on the bottom of my cosco scenera car seat.there are "teeth" on the bottom of this car seat and it has caught and snagged the harness across the bottom on both sides, depending on where the harness was at the time of getting stuck. This car seat has been used both forward facing and rear facing.i contacted djg and they are sending me a replacement harness that should be strong enough to withstand snagging on the "teeth".child safety seat has not been involved in a crash.
I would like to report a possible design flaw and hazard with the cosco scenera 5pt model child restraint.model # 22120 btedom 12/12/2007i was removing the seat from my vehicle today to install it back into my husband's car when the vehicle belt got stuck on the crotch buckle.i removed the cover from the side of the seat to reach inside.at this time i noticed the harness webbing on the left side of the seat was a different color in the middle.it almost looked like a stripe.so, when i finally removed the seat from my van i was able to get a better look at the webbing. The harness webbing was actually torn through approximately 3 inches in length! it was unable to see the damage because it was the piece coming up from the bottom next to my son's left hip area.i flipped the seat over to inspect it in more detail to notice two jagged edges that caused the tear.i guess the design of these edges was to keep the harness webbing that runs under the shell in place and from slipping up toward the area were the crotch buckle slots are located.i took pictures with my digital camera.i did call dorel today june 5, 2008 at approximately 1pm about this issue.i was told "well, we will send you a new harness that is puncture proof for you and to send your old harness back to us in the pre-paid envelope."i'm sorry why all of the sudden did they design this 'puncture proof' harness?i believe there is a design flaw and you can clearly see it in the pictures i took.as a child passenger safety technician, i do not feel safe placing a new harness on this seat and using it again. I'm not going to take a chance with their 'puncture proof' harness. We are looking into purchasing another britax seat over the weekend. If someone would like to contact me via email i can forward pictures of the damage.
The contact owns a 2007 cosco 22120 (scenera) child safety seat.while attempting to remove the child from the child seat, the latch failed and would not release.the contact was unable to remove the child from the safety seat and had to get assistants to remove the child.
Harness on front facing seats. The bottom 2 hooks have extensions that stick out towards baby's legs. My granddaughter has bruises that i have documented with pictures on the inside of both legs. We have bought a total of 4 different seats from walmart and kmart and all have been the same. The problem persists everytime we have to go anywhere.
The contact owns a 2008 cosco scenera child seat, model 22-123-ddz (na).the seat was manufactured on march 30, 2008.while the contact was attempting to place her child in the child seat, she noticed that the latch that connects in between the child's legs would not connect together.the child seat was installed by the contact using the latch system.there were no warnings prior to the failure.the purchase date was unknown.
The contact owns a 2007 cosco scenera 22120 child seat.the seat was manufactured on december 1, 2007.the contact stated that the chest harness will no longer lock.she called the manufacturer of the seat and they stated that the harness was not a government requirement, therefore; the harness does not have to work.
The contact owns a 2007 cosco scenera, 22-123-bbl child seat.the seat was manufactured on march 6, 2008.while driving 45 mph, the contact slammed on the brakes and the buckle on the shoulder harness became unbuckled.her child fell face forward and ended up hanging from the child safety seat by her legs.
The contact owns a 2008 cosco scenera, model 22-120-wal child seat.the seat was manufactured on october 13, 2006.the underside of the safety harness strap ripped and is no longer usable.the contact has been unable to notify the manufacturer.the purchase date was unknown.
I noticed that the harness on my cosco scenera convertible car seat had two snags.i flipped the seat over and noticed two spikes on the underside of the seat.i believe that the harness got caught on them and caused the damage.i contacted dorel about the problem and they instructed me to email them pictures of the damage but as of yet nothing else was done to correct the problem.
I removed my daughters carseat to wash the cover.i inspected the shell and straps.i found the straps to be compromised with snags.i looked around on the carseat to see what might have caused this and found that the shell was made with "spikes" on the underside and the straps were getting snagged on them.from time to time i would notice it was difficult to adjust the straps but there was no indication that there was an obstruction because they would eventually adjust with additional effort.i purchased a new carseat without the spikes and have discontinued use of the old seat.i am also contacting the manufacturer of the old seat to report the problem and request a refund.it should be noted that i was unable to find my model number on your list.i listed the closest number i could find.however, my actual model number is 22123 for the scenera.
Cosco scenera dom 04/17/2006 model # 22-120-mspthere are two very sharp plastic edges (spikes) on the underneath side of the seat during routine tightening and loosening of the harness the harness webbing on the underneath side of the seat gets caught on the plastic sharp edges causing the webbing to snag and puncture.because of the puncture, theharness webbing started to unravel caused a stripped effect in the harness,which could effect theperformance of the harness in the event of a crash.
I would like to report a possible design flaw and hazard with the cosco scenera 5pt model child restraint.model # 22120 btedom 12/12/2007i was removing the seat from my vehicle today to install it back into my husband's car when the vehicle belt got stuck on the crotch buckle.i removed the cover from the side of the seat to reach inside.at this time i noticed the harness webbing on the left side of the seat was a different color in the middle.it almost looked like a stripe.so, when i finally removed the seat from my van i was able to get a better look at the webbing. The harness webbing was actually torn through approximately 3 inches in length! it was unable to see the damage because it was the piece coming up from the bottom next to my son's left hip area.i flipped the seat over to inspect it in more detail to notice two jagged edges that caused the tear.i guess the design of these edges was to keep the harness webbing that runs under the shell in place and from slipping up toward the area were the crotch buckle slots are located.i took pictures with my digital camera.i did call dorel today june 5, 2008 at approximately 1pm about this issue.i was told "well, we will send you a new harness that is puncture proof for you and to send your old harness back to us in the pre-paid envelope."i'm sorry why all of the sudden did they design this 'puncture proof' harness?i believe there is a design flaw and you can clearly see it in the pictures i took.as a child passenger safety technician, i do not feel safe placing a new harness on this seat and using it again. I'm not going to take a chance with their 'puncture proof' harness. We are looking into purchasing another britax seat over the weekend. If someone would like to contact me via email i can forward pictures of the damage.
Cosco scenera convertible car seat has 2 sharp pointy edges underneath the seat where the harness gets stuck. I'm afraid this sharp edge may damage the harness.
The contact owns a 2007 cosco 22120 scenera convertible child seat.the child seat was manufactured on october 23, 2007.underneath the seat where the nylon strap is located, the guide points for the strap are rubbing against the nylon strap and causing it to wear prematurely.the seat was installed by the contact, who is a certified child passenger safety seat technician.the child seat is installed using a seat belt.
The contact owns a cosco, model# 22120 scenera safety seat, manufactured on 12/12/07. The contact stated that the retainer clips for the harness straps slid down which allowed the child to exit the seat. If the child is not properly secured in the seat he could be sustain major injuries in the event of a crash. The manufacturer was notified and a new component was mailed to the contact; however, the new component also failed to secure the child in the safety seat. The infant weighs 21 lbs and is 22 months old. The contact has possession of the safety seat.
I didn't become aware of this problem until another car seat tech advised me of this happening to their car seat. I inspected mine to find similar damage.harness has snagged on the bottom of my cosco scenera car seat.there are "teeth" on the bottom of this car seat and it has caught and snagged the harness across the bottom on both sides, depending on where the harness was at the time of getting stuck. This car seat has been used both forward facing and rear facing.i contacted djg and they are sending me a replacement harness that should be strong enough to withstand snagging on the "teeth".child safety seat has not been involved in a crash.
Cosco sceneradom feb 2008harness is snagging on "spikes" on bottom of seatseat is used less than once a week!
I have a cosco scenera carseat for my son.i bought it from walmart when he was roughly 9 months old or so.in the first week, i tried to tighten his straps and the harness gor snagged on a sharp protruding piece of plastic under the seat.there seems to be one on each side of the seat for the harness.this has happened quite a few times since i have purchased this seat, i am more careful now when tightening his harness because i am aware of the problem, but it has damaged the harness strap itself.the harness would probably snap in an accident, because it has significantly weakened at the point it got caught.
There was no incident, just a car seat tech friend prompted me to check our seat.* manufacturer -dorel juvenile products * model number - 22-120-wal* date of manufacture - 07/27/06* restraint type - convertible * part of restraint causing concern - harness is damaged and spikes on the bottom of the seat caused the damagebasically, the harness is punctured and snagged due to spikes on the bottom of my cosco scenera car seat.i can no longer use this seat due to the compromising of the harness.
There are 2 small plastic pieces, i think they are meant to hold the straps in place underneath the car seat, they have torn 2 spot on the child restraint straps.
The contact owns a 2008 cosco scenera child seat, model number 22-151-bte (na).the child seat was manufactured on january 18, 2007.while placing the child in the safety seat, the harness failed to latch.as a result, the child was able to release himself from the seat while the vehicle was in motion.the child was 2 years old and weighed 33 lbs.the contact is in the process of notifying the manufacturer.the purchase date and secured in method were unknown.
The contact owns a 2006 cosco scenera child safety seat, model number 22-120-wal.the seat was manufactured on august 18, 2006.when the contact attempts to latch the shoulder strap that extends across the chest, it occasionally comes apart.she stated that when she attempts to take it apart, it just falls apart on its own.she believes the heat makes the plastic more pliable. Updated 07/07/08.*ljupdated
I went to the back of my van, where my toddler was buckled in and found that he had pulled loose the elastic loop that attaches the fabric to the plastic carseat, pulled it over his head and had it wrapped around his neck.
I have a cosco scenera carseat for my son.i bought it from walmart when he was roughly 9 months old or so.in the first week, i tried to tighten his straps and the harness gor snagged on a sharp protruding piece of plastic under the seat.there seems to be one on each side of the seat for the harness.this has happened quite a few times since i have purchased this seat, i am more careful now when tightening his harness because i am aware of the problem, but it has damaged the harness strap itself.the harness would probably snap in an accident, because it has significantly weakened at the point it got caught.
Harness on front facing seats. The bottom 2 hooks have extensions that stick out towards baby's legs. My granddaughter has bruises that i have documented with pictures on the inside of both legs. We have bought a total of 4 different seats from walmart and kmart and all have been the same. The problem persists everytime we have to go anywhere.
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