We found the following complaints for EVENFLO 310 (MAESTRO) (Unknown)
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I buckled my daughter in to her cars eat and took off to our destination. When we arrived i could not unbuckle her. After ample times until i just could not unbuckle her. I called the police and they helped me to get her out safely by cutting the straps.
The contact owns an evenflo maestro forward facing child safety seat, model number: 3102198, and manufactured may 15, 2012.the contact stated that the buckle delayed to release the harness with normal thumb pressure. The contact had to unhook the internal harness to be able to release the child from the seat. The manufacturer was made aware of the failure.
5 point harness buckle sticks and became nearly impossible to disengage. There is no food or liquid that is on the harness buckle that would cause this...the car seat is 8 months old and was only used once a week. The company sent out a replacement harness but we have decided to purchase a new car seat instead over safety concerns.
Child restraint buckle stuck. Cannot get to release clips. This is a combination child restraint not a rear facing.
Booster car seat has buckle that is most always very difficult to release, requiring two hands and excessive force. The buckle appears identical, aside from color, to those on the graco car seats that have been recalled. The buckle has been difficult since i first purchased and used the seat. I have contacted evenflo regarding the matter.
Buckle on my even flo maestro car seatmodel3102149 manufactured april 18, 212, would not release. Had to cut the straps to get my child out.
The contact owns a evenflo maestro safety seat, model number: 31021049 and manufactured november 13,2012. The contact stated that it was discovered that the label indicating the seat was manufactured on 2/23/2014 with expiration date of 2/22/2020 but was actually covering the original label that indicated the seat was manufactured on 11/13/2012 with an expiration date of 11/12/2018. The contact notified the manufacturer of the error and was informed that the manufacturer was not prohibited to re-label the seat.updated 08/28/14*lj
Chest buckle plastic (on the 5 point harness part of the booster seat) has snapped in one of the inner sections that inserts into the outer section. There was no particular event or collision or any other undue stress to the part.
Unable to unlatch harness straps from crotch buckle.
The contact owns an evenflo maestro (3102198) child seat manufactured on july 20, 2012. The contact stated that the harness buckle between the child's legs would become stuck and would not disengage. The manufacturer was not made aware of the failure. The contact continued to use the child seat. The child seat was not replaced.
The evenflo maestro #31011270 child s seat harness between the leg lock sticks and is very hard to lock and unlock. It has been difficult to use ever since we bought it.
The contact owns a evenflo maestro rear facing convertible child seat manufactured on 9/7/12. The contact stated that the harness buckle failed to unlock causing the contact to use pliers to unlock the harness. The manufacturer was not notified of the failure.
Unable to unlatch harness straps from crotch buckle.
The contact owns an evenflo maestro (3102198) child seat manufactured on july 20, 2012. The contact stated that the harness buckle between the child's legs would become stuck and would not disengage. The manufacturer was not made aware of the failure. The contact continued to use the child seat. The child seat was not replaced.
5 point harness buckle sticks and became nearly impossible to disengage. There is no food or liquid that is on the harness buckle that would cause this...the car seat is 8 months old and was only used once a week. The company sent out a replacement harness but we have decided to purchase a new car seat instead over safety concerns.
I buckled my daughter in to her cars eat and took off to our destination. When we arrived i could not unbuckle her. After ample times until i just could not unbuckle her. I called the police and they helped me to get her out safely by cutting the straps.
Chest buckle plastic (on the 5 point harness part of the booster seat) has snapped in one of the inner sections that inserts into the outer section. There was no particular event or collision or any other undue stress to the part.
The contact owns an evenflo maestro forward facing child safety seat, model number: 3102198, and manufactured may 15, 2012.the contact stated that the buckle delayed to release the harness with normal thumb pressure. The contact had to unhook the internal harness to be able to release the child from the seat. The manufacturer was made aware of the failure.
Booster car seat has buckle that is most always very difficult to release, requiring two hands and excessive force. The buckle appears identical, aside from color, to those on the graco car seats that have been recalled. The buckle has been difficult since i first purchased and used the seat. I have contacted evenflo regarding the matter.
The contact owns an evenflo 31011562 maestro child seat, manufactured on may 28, 2014. The contact stated that the harness buckle was extremely difficult to unlatch. The contact had to use excessive force with both hands in order to unlatch the lock. The manufacturer was not notified. The contact stated that the child seat was not included in nhtsa campaign number: 14c003000 (child seat). The child seat was not replaced. The purchase date was unknown.
Child restraint buckle stuck. Cannot get to release clips. This is a combination child restraint not a rear facing.
Buckle on my even flo maestro car seatmodel3102149 manufactured april 18, 212, would not release. Had to cut the straps to get my child out.
The evenflo maestro #31011270 child s seat harness between the leg lock sticks and is very hard to lock and unlock. It has been difficult to use ever since we bought it.
Buckle on my even flo maestro car seatmodel3102149 manufactured april 18, 212, would not release. Had to cut the straps to get my child out.
The contact owns a evenflo maestro safety seat, model number: 31021049 and manufactured november 13,2012. The contact stated that it was discovered that the label indicating the seat was manufactured on 2/23/2014 with expiration date of 2/22/2020 but was actually covering the original label that indicated the seat was manufactured on 11/13/2012 with an expiration date of 11/12/2018. The contact notified the manufacturer of the error and was informed that the manufacturer was not prohibited to re-label the seat.updated 08/28/14*lj
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