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My child was involoved in a car accident 10/13/11, she was properly in her child seat, as a result from this car seat, she was burned from the straps and also suffered from abrasions to her c2 vertabrae of her spine! i will be contacting a lawyer if this issue can not be resolved any other way.
I have a cosco scenera carseat.i uninstalled it last week to clean the car. As i was getting ready to reinstall it i noticed the harness straps on the bottom had punctures and rips.this appears to have been caused by spikes on the bottom of the carseat.i called the manufacturer to complain about this on 3/25/09.i was told to leave a voicemail and someone would get back to me.i called again 3/27 and again 3/30.still no response.the carseat has been used infrequently for less than one year.it has only been used rear facing.
Cosco scenera car seatwhen the harness is fastened the straps can be loosened by tugging. They are not locked in place at any point.i have discontinued use of the seat and will be contacting dorel on the next business day, 2/22/10.
Inside leg injuries are sustained in the crotch area from toddler car seat harness and crotch latch device.injury results when harness fasteners are plugged into crotch restraint, pinching the inside of leg skin and meat.frequency of inside leg trauma may occur as often as each time a child is "buckled up" or occasionally (once a month or two).the consequences of inside leg trauma in the crotch area is severe pain and, in some instances, leaves bruising of various degrees.other than using extreme caution by parent or guardian, there is no correction available.
The contact owns a 2012 cosco 22197-azs (na) scenera booster seat. The seat was manufactured on march 22, 2014. The contact stated that the child safety seat seat belt would not tighten on one side causing the seat to become unusable. The failure recurred on several occasions. The manufacturer was not made aware of the failure. The purchase date was unknown.
The contact owns a cosco scenera child seat, model 22120-ssm. The contact stated that the child seat melted while a child was seated in the seat. The child suffered from burning injuries as a result. The manufacturer was not notified.
Continual rubbing of the harness straps on the 2 sharp points on the bottom of the carseat are causing the harness belt to wear thin and weave separation to occur on two sections of the harness belt.
The contact owns a 2007 cosco scenera child safety seat, model number 22-123.the seat was purchased from wal-mart and manufactured on january 1, 2009.the contact stated that the main closure would not remain in the lock position.she was concerned that the child would be thrown from the child seat in the event of a crash.the safety seat is secured in a 1998 honda accord by the latch system.the purchase date was unknown.
The contact owns a cosco child safety seat model number 22-120 fsm, manufactured 4-21-2009. She stated that her child's finger was caught in the holes on the side of the safety seat. The child's finger had to be cut out of the safety seat. The child suffered minor injuries to her finger. The contact was not sure what the side holes were used for on the seat.
I have a cosco scenera convertible car seat that was manufactured on 3/26/08. The model # is 22120. It is in the front-facing position for a 2 yr. Old.i strapped my grandchild into the seat, but when we got to our destination, i was unable to release one side of the buckle plate. It took several minutes and play with the red button before it released. Later, i tried to see why this had happened and, after buckling the buckle plates, couldn't get either of them unlatched. They are still attached. This seat has been used less than a handful of times, and no food or drink was allowed in the seat. The child is two years old and well within the weight limit for this seat. In the case of an emergency, the child may not be able to be released in a timely manner. This is a very dangerous situation. I am wondering if others have had this problem? i am attempting to contact the company, but frankly, it has been very difficult.
Child can unbuckle the harness across chest. Happens very frequently and if involved in a car accident nothing is there to stop child from whipping forward and causing serious injury.
With this seat, the seat belt webbing can get caught on the pointy v-shaped notches on the underside of the seat.this occurs when the harness is unbuckled and goes slack.when the child is in the seat and you go to buckle the harness, the seat belt webbing can get caught on the points of the notches underneath.this can result in the parent thinking the harness is secure, when in fact the seat belt is on the points of the v-shaped notch, and not secured up against the underside of the seat.i noticed these points have caused some wear on the webbing of the seat belt, which may impact it's crash performance. I had previously noticed that the harness would seem like it was caught on something from time to time, but it was not until recently that i realized it was getting caught on the pointy notches, and yesterday i realized it had impacted the seat belt webbing.
I am a police officer, crash reconstructionist, and child seat technician. I was involved in investigating a serious injury crash in which a child was in a dorel juvenile group, scenera next convertible seat. The seat broke and failed to maintain its integrity. There was a very large crack down the side frame, and the entire back of the seat broke out from where the harness straps come through. I have never seen a child seat break even a fraction as much as this seat did, the seat and child were removed from the vehicle by paramedics prior to my seeing the seat. So i don't know any details beyond the fact it was installed forward facing at the time of the crash. *dt
The contact owns a cosco senera 43593650 09/26/11 child seat. The contact noticed her child was able to push the 5 point harness down and push her hands out of the harness. The manufacturer was not made aware of the failure. The contact continued to use the child seat.
We were trying to get the baby out of the car seat.the main latch between the legs was stuck. We worked on it with a crying baby for 20 minutes, finally we had to cut the restraint to get her out of it.it still will not come open after taking the seat out of the car and working on it. Its a good thing there was not accident or fire emergency.
The latch assembly that holds the child in the car seat, won't release making it impossible to release the child from the car seat in a normal fashion.the latch has broken three times now, and has been repaired ( not replaced ) each time.the latch is currently broken from normal use, and is inoperable.if the vehicle had been in an accident or caught fire the child would not be able to be released from the seat, and could result in injury or death.i have noticed that no manufacturer is currently using this type of latch, as of this date.model # 22145-bvlcosco scenera smaufacturer date: 04/10/2008l#b060350.
The harness strap rubs on these plastic spikes on the bottom of the seat.it abrades the harness strap and once there is a large enough abrasion, it allows for the strap to actually get stuck on the spike, which doesn't allow for the harness straps to tighten properly.this doesn't happen due to misuse, all you need is a little bit of slack in the hip area of the harness for it to drop down under the seat and get stuck on these spikes.
Last year i bought a cosco scenera car seat.in the past few months, it has become increasingly difficult to adjust the straps, or to pull the straps even when i put my son in the seat. I recently took my seat out of the car and discovered the problem.in the back of the car seat, there are two plastic hook-like points which are designed to hold the strap in place.however, due to how short and sharp they are, the strap tends to catch on them.every time the child gets in and out of the seat, a little bit of slack is created in the strap, and it allows the strap to become caught on the points.when i pull the straps to adjust them, they catch on and rub against the points, and have over time become worn.i am concerned that the integrity of the straps has been compromised, and they may not hold up in an accident. It seems like the short sharp plastic points are a poor mechanism for holding the straps in place.i have some pictures which illustrate the problem, as well as a picture of the label on the seat which contains the manufacturer?s information.if you would like to see them, please let me know where they can be emailed.
It was may 8, 2009 i took my son to the babysitters, early that morning. Later on, i used the car seat again (my son was properly locked in) and when i arrived to my place i could not get my son out of the car seat,. The button that releases the bucket was suck. I tried several times to release it, but it would not release. I had to cut the strap below the button to get my son out of the car seat.
The contact owns a 2007 cosco scenera child seat, model number 22-123 (na).the seat was manufactured on december 10, 2007.the contact noticed that the shoulder straps were cut by the plastic stoppers on the bottom of the child seat.the child seat has not been inspected by a child seat technician.the purchase date was unknown.
Up to this day it has been fine, but now my costco scenera car seat won't unlatch the bottom buckle. It acts like it is stuck and i cannot get my son out without having to pry. I haven't done anything to correct it as i don't know how.
Cosco car seat model #22123-ddzon the underneath of the car seat there is some sharp points that are cutting into the restraint and causing itto become stretched outand very weak.** the date below is the manufactured date**
On 8/3/09 my 8-year-old daughter got her finger stuck in a small, round, plastic hole on the side of my son's car seat.her finger swelled, and she was unable to remove it.after several attempts to free her finger, the fire dept was called, and they had to cut the hard plastic to free her finger.her finger remained swollen for the entire day and was painful when she tried to bend it.it was a cosco scernera car seat, model 22123-bvl, manufactured by dorel juvenile group, 2525 state st. Columbus, in 47201, 800-544-1108.
I purchased a cosco carseat for my child about 15 months ago. I just started using the carseat as my child turned a year old and outgrew her infant seat. The buckle between the legs keeps getting stuck and it has taken upto 20 minutes to get it to release. The strap that goes over the shoulder where it connects in the back has come undone while my child was in the seat 2 times now about a week apart. I myself fixed the seat strap last night and again it is already undone with a 10 minute car ride.also the straps where you pull the one at the base to tighten the one on the shoulders is getting increasingly harder to pull. I know the car seat is in the car properly and is adjusted right since i have taken it to a car seat installation day at our local hospital and let the professionals do it. The model number is 22147-mdr.
Sharp points on the bottom of the cosco scenera are tearing the harness.
The contact owns a cosco scenera 40rs child restraint, manufactured september 3, 2010, model number 22-123. The contact stated that the child was restrained in the seat when they noticed that the harness straps would not secure tightly around the child. The manufacturer was not made aware of the failure. The contact was no longer utilizing the child seat.
It was may 8, 2009 i took my son to the babysitters, early that morning. Later on, i used the car seat again (my son was properly locked in) and when i arrived to my place i could not get my son out of the car seat,. The button that releases the bucket was suck. I tried several times to release it, but it would not release. I had to cut the strap below the button to get my son out of the car seat.
The contact owns a 2007 cosco safety seat, model number: cc123-cva (na), model type: scenera. The seat was manufactured on november 8, 2015. The contact stated that the harness buckle of the child safety seat melted due to the hot weather. The safety seat was located on the rear passenger side of the vehicle. The child was not in the safety seat when the failure occurred. The contact was unsure if the manufacturer was made aware of the failure. The purchase date was unknown.
Child can unbuckle the harness across chest. Happens very frequently and if involved in a car accident nothing is there to stop child from whipping forward and causing serious injury.
Inside leg injuries are sustained in the crotch area from toddler car seat harness and crotch latch device.injury results when harness fasteners are plugged into crotch restraint, pinching the inside of leg skin and meat.frequency of inside leg trauma may occur as often as each time a child is "buckled up" or occasionally (once a month or two).the consequences of inside leg trauma in the crotch area is severe pain and, in some instances, leaves bruising of various degrees.other than using extreme caution by parent or guardian, there is no correction available.
The contact owns a 2007 cosco child restraint seat, model number 22-48-bvl (na).the seat was manufactured on june 8, 2007.while the child was properly secured in a forward facing child restraint seat, the buckle release failed to operate in the unlock position.the contact made several attempts before the buckle could be released.the child restraint seat was installed using the seat belt system.the restraint seat was replaced.the manufacturer has not been notified.updated 7/23/09 updated 07/30/09.
The latch assembly that holds the child in the car seat, won't release making it impossible to release the child from the car seat in a normal fashion.the latch has broken three times now, and has been repaired ( not replaced ) each time.the latch is currently broken from normal use, and is inoperable.if the vehicle had been in an accident or caught fire the child would not be able to be released from the seat, and could result in injury or death.i have noticed that no manufacturer is currently using this type of latch, as of this date.model # 22145-bvlcosco scenera smaufacturer date: 04/10/2008l#b060350.
The contact owns a 2007 dorel juvenille group child restraint seat, model number 22-120-wal.the seat was manufactured on february 21, 2007.while the child was properly secured and facing forward in a "convertible" child restraint seat, the buckle failed to lock into position.the child restraint seat was installed using the latch system.the restraint seat was replaced for safety issues.the contact is in the process of notifying the manufacturer.updated 03/09/09.*ljupdated 03/10/09.
The contact owns a 2007 cosco scenera child restraint seat, model number 22-123-bvl. The contact observed when the child was properly secured in a "forward facing only" child restraint seat;the child released the restraint seat buckle and harness adjuster without assistance.the child restraint seat was installed using the vehicle seat belt. The contact has notified the manufacturer of the safety risks and concernswhich there were no resolutions.the vehicle information was unavailable.
The contact owns a cosco scenera child safety seat, model 22-147-mdr.the seat was manufactured on may 24, 2007.on occasion, the buckle that connects inbetween the child's legs would not release.the button would not depress in order to release the child from the child seat.the child was not injured during the seat malfunction.the purchase date and failure type were unknown.
I have a cosco scenera convertible car seat that was manufactured on 3/26/08. The model # is 22120. It is in the front-facing position for a 2 yr. Old.i strapped my grandchild into the seat, but when we got to our destination, i was unable to release one side of the buckle plate. It took several minutes and play with the red button before it released. Later, i tried to see why this had happened and, after buckling the buckle plates, couldn't get either of them unlatched. They are still attached. This seat has been used less than a handful of times, and no food or drink was allowed in the seat. The child is two years old and well within the weight limit for this seat. In the case of an emergency, the child may not be able to be released in a timely manner. This is a very dangerous situation. I am wondering if others have had this problem? i am attempting to contact the company, but frankly, it has been very difficult.
Up to this day it has been fine, but now my costco scenera car seat won't unlatch the bottom buckle. It acts like it is stuck and i cannot get my son out without having to pry. I haven't done anything to correct it as i don't know how.
Cpsc: i1560296a. Cosco scenera car seat. Consumer stated the left side harness detached from the splitter place, causing a safety hazard for the child in the event of an accident. *ln
Cosco scenera car seatwhen the harness is fastened the straps can be loosened by tugging. They are not locked in place at any point.i have discontinued use of the seat and will be contacting dorel on the next business day, 2/22/10.
Straps on car seat do not adjust properly. While tightening straps, one side will tighten while the other side will remain loose. There is no way to make both sides equally as tight besides to take car seat out and adjust the straps from the back. Not safe at all. This happens very frequently ie., when loosening straps to fit over winter coat and then readjusting tightness.
Continual rubbing of the harness straps on the 2 sharp points on the bottom of the carseat are causing the harness belt to wear thin and weave separation to occur on two sections of the harness belt.
The contact owns a 2007 cosco scenera, model 22-123.the seat was manufactured on february 9, 2008.the contact noticed that the5-point occupant webbing on the child seat displayed weave separation, abrasions, and scaring when the webbing was pulled across certain sharp plastic corners (protrusions) on the underside of the seat shell while facing forward.the contact's child is 19 months old and weighs 23 lbs.she has not called the manufacturer and still has possession of the safety seat.the purchase date was unknown.
I have a cosco scenera carseat.i uninstalled it last week to clean the car. As i was getting ready to reinstall it i noticed the harness straps on the bottom had punctures and rips.this appears to have been caused by spikes on the bottom of the carseat.i called the manufacturer to complain about this on 3/25/09.i was told to leave a voicemail and someone would get back to me.i called again 3/27 and again 3/30.still no response.the carseat has been used infrequently for less than one year.it has only been used rear facing.
The contact owns a 2007 cosco scenera child safety seat, model number: cc-123-efb (na). The seat was manufactured on may 11, 2017. The contact stated that the harness straps and the harness adjustment strap fractured. The failure prevented the buckle from securely locking the child within the car seat safely. The child seat was taken back to the store from where it was purchased and a new seat was purchased. The manufacturer was not made aware of the failure.
At a car seat check event with experienced cpsts, we found that the harness could loosen when buckled.we checked to be sure that the locking mechanism was fully engaged (not in the loosening position), but the harness could still release slack by pulling the harness at the child's shoulder.updated 07/26/11 updated 3/22/12
Last year i bought a cosco scenera car seat.in the past few months, it has become increasingly difficult to adjust the straps, or to pull the straps even when i put my son in the seat. I recently took my seat out of the car and discovered the problem.in the back of the car seat, there are two plastic hook-like points which are designed to hold the strap in place.however, due to how short and sharp they are, the strap tends to catch on them.every time the child gets in and out of the seat, a little bit of slack is created in the strap, and it allows the strap to become caught on the points.when i pull the straps to adjust them, they catch on and rub against the points, and have over time become worn.i am concerned that the integrity of the straps has been compromised, and they may not hold up in an accident. It seems like the short sharp plastic points are a poor mechanism for holding the straps in place.i have some pictures which illustrate the problem, as well as a picture of the label on the seat which contains the manufacturer?s information.if you would like to see them, please let me know where they can be emailed.
Cosco car seat model #22123-ddzon the underneath of the car seat there is some sharp points that are cutting into the restraint and causing itto become stretched outand very weak.** the date below is the manufactured date**
The contact owns a 2007 cosco scenera infant seat, model number 220147-mdr.the seat was manufactured on october 23, 2007.the contact was unable to release the infant from the child seat because the latch failed.as a result, the child was trapped in the seat.his clothes had to be removed in order to safely free him from the seat.two days later, the child seat finally released on its own, which caused the springs from the seat to eject in the air.the 18 month old weighs 22 pounds and was not injured.the contact is in the process of notifying the manufacturer.the purchase date was unknown.
I purchased a cosco carseat for my child about 15 months ago. I just started using the carseat as my child turned a year old and outgrew her infant seat. The buckle between the legs keeps getting stuck and it has taken upto 20 minutes to get it to release. The strap that goes over the shoulder where it connects in the back has come undone while my child was in the seat 2 times now about a week apart. I myself fixed the seat strap last night and again it is already undone with a 10 minute car ride.also the straps where you pull the one at the base to tighten the one on the shoulders is getting increasingly harder to pull. I know the car seat is in the car properly and is adjusted right since i have taken it to a car seat installation day at our local hospital and let the professionals do it. The model number is 22147-mdr.
The harness strap rubs on these plastic spikes on the bottom of the seat.it abrades the harness strap and once there is a large enough abrasion, it allows for the strap to actually get stuck on the spike, which doesn't allow for the harness straps to tighten properly.this doesn't happen due to misuse, all you need is a little bit of slack in the hip area of the harness for it to drop down under the seat and get stuck on these spikes.
The contact owns a cosco scenera model number (22197bre), manufactured 11/09/12 (n/a). The contact stated that while securing the child in the child seat, she attempted to tighten the harness strap when it suddenly failed and snapped off. The manufacturer was not made aware of the failure.
The contact owns a 2007 cosco scenera child safety seat, model number: cc-123-efa (na). The manufactured date was unknown. Within less than two months of owning the child seat, the harness straps and the harness adjustment strap fractured. The contact previously had the same type of child seat that experienced the same failure. The contact stated that the child seat was structurally not secure with the child in the seat. The contact returned the safety seat to the store and a third child safety seat was purchased. The manufacturer was notified of the failures.
The elastic that holds the pad onto the seat stretches and caused my son to wrap his finger in it and cut off circulation.
I am a police officer, crash reconstructionist, and child seat technician. I was involved in investigating a serious injury crash in which a child was in a dorel juvenile group, scenera next convertible seat. The seat broke and failed to maintain its integrity. There was a very large crack down the side frame, and the entire back of the seat broke out from where the harness straps come through. I have never seen a child seat break even a fraction as much as this seat did, the seat and child were removed from the vehicle by paramedics prior to my seeing the seat. So i don't know any details beyond the fact it was installed forward facing at the time of the crash. *dt
With this seat, the seat belt webbing can get caught on the pointy v-shaped notches on the underside of the seat.this occurs when the harness is unbuckled and goes slack.when the child is in the seat and you go to buckle the harness, the seat belt webbing can get caught on the points of the notches underneath.this can result in the parent thinking the harness is secure, when in fact the seat belt is on the points of the v-shaped notch, and not secured up against the underside of the seat.i noticed these points have caused some wear on the webbing of the seat belt, which may impact it's crash performance. I had previously noticed that the harness would seem like it was caught on something from time to time, but it was not until recently that i realized it was getting caught on the pointy notches, and yesterday i realized it had impacted the seat belt webbing.
With this seat, the seat belt webbing can get caught on the pointy v-shaped notches on the underside of the seat.this occurs when the harness is unbuckled and goes slack.when the child is in the seat and you go to buckle the harness, the seat belt webbing can get caught on the points of the notches underneath.this can result in the parent thinking the harness is secure, when in fact the seat belt is on the points of the v-shaped notch, and not secured up against the underside of the seat.i noticed these points have caused some wear on the webbing of the seat belt, which may impact it's crash performance. I had previously noticed that the harness would seem like it was caught on something from time to time, but it was not until recently that i realized it was getting caught on the pointy notches, and yesterday i realized it had impacted the seat belt webbing.
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