Kayleen
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Updated- No Stamp! - Have to go uninstall the carseat again!
I purchased a new Evenflo Maestro because ours was recalled and until I get the "fix" for it I wanted to have two seats usable.
I get the new seat installed. It's brand new, manufactured 10/04/2010. Great! Manual says 8 yrs to expiration, warranty card says 6 years! Now I have to go check the seat itself and see what's stamped on it! Irritating!
Any opinions if things don't match? If the manual and seat say 8 yrs but card says 6 yrs does it matter?
ETA: There is no stamp on the plastic of the seat. Only a sticker that says the same thing - 6 years. My first Maestro had a manufacturer sticker w/ the model number and manufature date then had the expire date stamped into the plastic for 8 yrs. Would it do any good to call Evenflo or should I just take the seat back and find a different one? There aren't many in this town. There was only 1 at Toys R Us. The only other place I know of them is at Sears where I got the first one.
I purchased a new Evenflo Maestro because ours was recalled and until I get the "fix" for it I wanted to have two seats usable.
I get the new seat installed. It's brand new, manufactured 10/04/2010. Great! Manual says 8 yrs to expiration, warranty card says 6 years! Now I have to go check the seat itself and see what's stamped on it! Irritating!
Any opinions if things don't match? If the manual and seat say 8 yrs but card says 6 yrs does it matter?
ETA: There is no stamp on the plastic of the seat. Only a sticker that says the same thing - 6 years. My first Maestro had a manufacturer sticker w/ the model number and manufature date then had the expire date stamped into the plastic for 8 yrs. Would it do any good to call Evenflo or should I just take the seat back and find a different one? There aren't many in this town. There was only 1 at Toys R Us. The only other place I know of them is at Sears where I got the first one.
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