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Apparent defect of child restraint inspected at seat check saturday event at aptos fire dept, 6934 soquel drive, aptos, ca 95003 - peg perego, model #micsoousvp41tv41, dom= 06/07/2002. Not on recall list. Seat would not attach properly to the base without excessive force. Parent notified, seat replaced.
Infant seat comes unsecured from base after being completely locked down on passenger side(left side).
Mfg date dec-16-2002.the consumer noticed the carrier did not hook on the base, which left the child unrestrained.
Model imcn00us01bp41tv41 mfg date dec-19-2002the consumer noticed the carrier did not hook on the base, which left the child un restrained.
Base doesn't attach to the carrier. Carrieris not required to be used withbase.consumer will cntact manufcturer. Model#iplv34usn manufacture date 07-17-01
Apparent defect of child restraint inspected at seat check saturday event at aptos fire dept, 6934 soquel drive, aptos, ca 95003 - peg perego, model #micsoousvp41tv41, dom= 06/07/2002. Not on recall list. Seat would not attach properly to the base without excessive force. Parent notified, seat replaced.
A client had come to me indicating that law enforcement was not able to get level of their peg perego primo viaggio [model impy03us35dx53 date mfctr 8-5-2016] accurate. Trying to obtain an accurate level according to the manufacturer instructions 4-11 lbs for newborns, oncecar seat carrier is placed intobase, angle of the child would not be 45-degrees but rather the child's hips level to the child's shoulders. Even without the stage-1 newborn insert the angle was not correct. We leveled the base and installed it so the child's back would be at 45-degrees. This was achieved. However the level indicator would read for 23-35lbs. I had observed a similar situation back in october 2016 after a parent informed me that they felt their newborn was not sitting properly. Based upon the photograph of the newborn it was clearly not correct. Again it was the level indicator reading incorrectly. Immediately during the october case i went to buy buy baby in torrance, california and happened to see another base wherecasing oflevel indicator was flat ontop of the base. This was different from the one the client had that was reading incorrectly. Whereas i noticed on one side the casing of the level was not flat but rather submerged on one side.we had contacted peg perego about this and talked with a cpst at the company which we confirmed. After sending her photos, she responded via email:"james,the 4/35 has been in productions since 2014 and we have not run into any concerns like this. I will await the response from sarah with the install of the car seat and base. The level maybe slightly off; however, it is "best practice" to ensure that the car seat is adjusted to ensure the little one is at the correct incline angle. In understanding the conversation earlier, i would suggest to complete the install so that the child is correctly positioned, withstage one installed properly and disregard the bubble."this does not correct....updated 04/20/17
The contact owns a peg perego infant seat, model number imunoous35tl53kn46.the seat was manufactured on december 19, 2008.while the contact was removing the infant from the safety seat, the latch failed and would not open.she had to squeeze the baby out in order to free the infant from the safety seat.upon further inspection, the contact noticed that a piece of plastic had fallen inside the buckle, which connects the latches to secure the infant.the failure caused the latches not to re-seat all the way in the buckle.the child is two months old and weighs 13 lbs.the contact called the manufacturer and was informed that because her safety seat was less than six months old, she could order a repair kit and pay for shipping.the contact ordered a new kit.
The contact owns a 2008 mercedes benz c300.the contact owns a 2009 peg perego infant car seat, model number imun00us35tl53kn46.while the child was properly secured in an infant only child restraint seat, the harness adjuster release failed to operate.the contact made several attempts; however, the occupant escaped by squeezing his body through the harness.there were no injuries.the restraint seat was installed using the latch system.the manufacturer was notified and will provide a replacement harness system.the failure and current mileages were 10,000. Updated 07/28/09. *ljthe consumer stated the seats were used a total of times before the failure. The harness latch failed on one of the seats. It was difficult to get the latch to stay secured.the consumer had to pry theharness with a screwdriver out of the latch.inside the latch red pieces of plastic had broken off.updated 07/31/09.
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