We found the following complaints for EVENFLO 242 (EVENFLO BOOSTER) (Unknown)
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Cpsc# i1130608aevenflo (booster seat) consumer stated that the booster seat had cut more than half way though the rear seat belt of her car. *lnit seemed the plastic molding where the seat belt was fed through the car seat, was sharp enough to cut through the seat belt material.
The contact owns an evenflo secure child safety seat( na), model number: 30811263, and manufactured june 24, 2013.the contact stated that theright side of the harness buckle was extremely difficult to lock when securing the child in the safety seat. The contact did not contact the manufacturer. The seat was not replaced.
Consumer called complaining about having problems withcar seat from evenflo model 2621203, domjan-15-2001. Consumer stated that the child was in the car seat and the locking arm broke. Manufacturer was not contacted at the time of this call.
My youngest daughter is 41/2 now, was eager to sit on booster seat like her sister for so long, last month i bought one called evenflo (model # 3402914a)attarget, it looks beautiful,but the armsets are plain plastic,no fabric cover. The booster seat got way too hot if i park outside in summer. There were so many times [xxx] refused to sit on that after we came out of library or store. Right now i have to flip the seat over when i park outside, it is bothering me.i worry the other kids might get burn from the hot plain armsets , the manufacturer should make fabric covers for this kind of booster seats, and recall all the ones which doesn't have fabric cover. Thanksinformation redacted pursuant to the freedom of information act (foia), 5 u.s.c. 552(b)(6).
Consumer called complaining about having problems withcar seat from evenflo model 2621203, domjan-15-2001. Consumer stated that the child was in the car seat and the locking arm broke. Manufacturer was not contacted at the time of this call.
Cpsc document number i1130333a. Evenflo chase deluxe booster car seat. Consumer states car seat safety straps do not hold in place in the back side of the seat *tgwafter adjusting the straps to the right level for her child, the consumer strapped the child in. When she arrived home and took the child out of the car seat, the straps unlatched. It was discovered that the metal clip did not snap into place. The consumer discovered that it only rested in place and any little bump, movement or slack on the shoulder harness made it come out of its setting.
My youngest daughter is 41/2 now, was eager to sit on booster seat like her sister for so long, last month i bought one called evenflo (model # 3402914a)attarget, it looks beautiful,but the armsets are plain plastic,no fabric cover. The booster seat got way too hot if i park outside in summer. There were so many times [xxx] refused to sit on that after we came out of library or store. Right now i have to flip the seat over when i park outside, it is bothering me.i worry the other kids might get burn from the hot plain armsets , the manufacturer should make fabric covers for this kind of booster seats, and recall all the ones which doesn't have fabric cover. Thanksinformation redacted pursuant to the freedom of information act (foia), 5 u.s.c. 552(b)(6).
This booster seat was a spare seat. Despite its age, it was used only 5 or 6 times in it's life. I was installing it in our secondary vehicle on saturday 3-10-07, and while adjusting the vehicle seat belt adjuster to fit my son's height (he has grown several inches since it's last use), the clip that attaches the harness adjuster to the seat snapped into several pieces. This resulted in the harness adjuster becoming useless. I am very glad that this happened while installing the seat, and not during a crash, however this confirms to me the poor quality of this seat. I contacted evenflo to report the failure of this piece, and they were unconcerned. They explained that the seat is only warranted for 90 days from purchase or 1 year from manufacture. They offered to replace the broken part, but under the circumstances, i did not feel comfortable using the seat further. They refused to offer a discount on the purchase of a different model seat and further dismissed my safety concerns about using the seat. Replacing the flimsy piece was the only solution they would offer. I will be destroying and disposing of the seat instead and purchasing another brand.
Cpsc# i1130333aevenflo (booster seat) safety straps do not hold in place in the back side of the seat. *lnafter adjusting the straps to the right level for her child, she put the car seat in the vehicle and strapped her daughter in. When the consumer arrived home, she took the child out of the car seat, and discovered the strap became un-latched. It was discovered that the metal clip did not snap into place. The consumer discovered it only rested in place and any little bump, movement or slack on the shoulder straps made it come out of its settings.
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