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The contact owns a cybex car seat, model number: 519004439; model type: sirona, manufacture date: august 2020. The contact stated that her 15-month-old child was unlocking the top latch of the car seat very easily. The contact stated that the child was not able to be properly secured in the seat. The contact attempted to email the manufacturer however, a response was not received. The car seat was not replaced nor repaired. The manufacturer was made aware of the failure. *dt
My 20 month old daughter can easily undo the chest clip with no assistance and has done so while the vehicle was in motion.
We own a cybex gold sirona s carseat. Cybex is a german company. We are happy with it except for one important problem. The baby can easily press the round button on the harness buckle and undo the harness buckle during vehicle operation. The baby is able to undo the harness by himself and this happens nearly every time the car seat is used. We are almost certain this cannot pass united states safety standards. This car seat is clearly unsafe for children and a simple alternative design could have easily remedied this problem. A sticker on the back of the carseat says that if the harness is not properly buckled, death or serious injury could occur. A picture of the baby undoing the harness, a picture of the upc sticker, and/or a copy of the receipt can be provided upon request. Thank you.*dt*dt
The contact owns a cybex sirona m car seat, model number: 518002151. The safety seat was being utilized in a 2018 honda pilot. The seat was manufactured in january of 2018. The contact stated that the forward facing seat belt lock-off feature did not properly restrain the car seat and secure it in place. The contact called and emailed the car seat manufacturer in november of 2018 and was informed that there was no reason to contact nhtsa because they would handle the matter. The contact had not heard back from the manufacturer.
The baby was secured in the car seat, a cybex sirona. After a rest stop, i noticed when securing the baby that the car seat rotated freely without having to depress the release button. This is extremely dangerous as if in an accident, the car seat would freely rotate, putting a baby in extreme risk of injury.
The contact owns a cybex child sirona m child seat, manufactured in january of 2018. The contact stated that the child occupant was able to reach into the headrest near the shoulder strap and remove styrofoam padding. The manufacturer was notified of the failure.*dtno vin number available updated 10/17/18 *dtconsumer is concerned the impact of inhalation or consumption of the styrofoam.
The toddler can reach into headrest where the styrofoam is exposed. Toddler then starts to pick away at the styrofoam padding and then putting bits ofstyrofoam in her mouth which can cause a choking hazard.
The toddler is able to reach into headrest where the styrofoam is exposed. Toddler then starts to pick away at the styrofoam padding and then putting bits ofstyrofoam in her mouth which can cause a choking hazard. *dt*dthe child occupant was able to reach into the headrest near the shoulder strap and remove styrofoam padding. The manufacturer was notified of the failure updated 11/30/18
The toddler can reach into headrest where the styrofoam is exposed. Toddler then starts to pick away at the styrofoam padding and then putting bits ofstyrofoam in her mouth which can cause a choking hazard.
Recently opened this car bed from our hospital stock.attempted to teach parent to install with lower anchors.one of the lower anchors straps is routed backwards through the adjuster and loosens without pressing the button that should allow it to loosen.
The baby was secured in the car seat, a cybex sirona. After a rest stop, i noticed when securing the baby that the car seat rotated freely without having to depress the release button. This is extremely dangerous as if in an accident, the car seat would freely rotate, putting a baby in extreme risk of injury.
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