We found the following complaints for COSCO HIGH RISE 22-297-WAL (Unknown)
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Dt*:the contact stated that the shield of the child safety safety seat detached from the left side of the seat while the child was playing with it.the shield arm was not able to be snapped back into place.
Dt*:the contact owns a cosco high-rise/ambassador backless belt positioning booster seat, model #22-297-flp built on january 25, 2006.while the booster seat was being inspected, the inspector determined there was a clip missing from the seat.the clip that prevents the shoulder strap from pushing on the occupant's neck was missing.the manufacturer of the booster seat informed the contact the clip is no longer being manufactured; therefore they were unable to provide a replacement clip.
My 4 year old son reached the weight limit to move him from his harness in his car seat to use the booster slot for the seat belt.the slot for the seat belt is strapped on to the material of the car seat and moves up and down, thus causing the seat belt itself to continually escape from the slot.in turn, this causes the seat belt to become at an unsecured level and run across the bottom of my son's face.this is an obvious concern in terms of the purpose of the seat belt protecting my son in the case of an accident.there has been no injury at this time because i have simply not allowed him to use this booster seat.ironically, because i loved the car seat so much (before i had used it as a booster), i had purchased the new model for my one year old daughter who used it with the harness.i now have my son in her seat with the seat belt because the slots on hers are directly attached into the mold of the seat and do not move.when contacting the company, i was told that there are three reasons the seat belt could come out 1) the seat is reclined or out of position (there is no recline on the seat)2) the seat belt is at an odd height (it is a new trailblazer)or 3) movement of the child (my child is not allowed to jump up and down in his car seat, but he's 4!!he's allowed to color and point out the window and not made to sit still with his hands in his lap).they offer no part replacement or fix for this car seat...model #22-249 wal12/11/2003cosco 5 point to booster.
The child seat harness crossed the child in the face, and became unlatched.consumer contactedmanufacturer, who has since then replaced the vehicle after telling her that vehicle was not compatible with the seat.
The contact owns a cosco model 22-293bvl(na)serial ps03b029649, manufactured on august 22, 2009.she had taken the seat cover off of the booster seat to wash it. Her four year old child's left finger became stuck in one of the holes located in the center were the seat cover hooks were located. The child was injured and the contact had to take the child to her husband to have the car seat cut to release his finger. The instructions did not indicate that the child seat could not be used without the seat cover.updated 06/21/10 updated 06/24/10
Dt*:the contact owns a cosco high-rise/ambassador backless belt positioning booster seat, model #22-297-flp built on january 25, 2006.while the booster seat was being inspected, the inspector determined there was a clip missing from the seat.the clip that prevents the shoulder strap from pushing on the occupant's neck was missing.the manufacturer of the booster seat informed the contact the clip is no longer being manufactured; therefore they were unable to provide a replacement clip.
Dt*: the contact stated that the shield assembly of the convertible child safety seat fractured as the child was being taken out of the seat.the red button was pressed to undo the seat belt from the seatbelt buckle and the shield assembly fractured and fell apart from the left side of the child safety seat.the child seat was secured using the middle seatbelt in the rear of the vehicle.the child safety seat manufacturer has been contacted. The correct model # of the child safety seat is: 22-130-wal
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