20 Most Recent Eddie Bauer Deluxe High Back Booster 22-862 Questions & Answers

Eddie Bauer... | Posted on Sep 11, 2017 | Be the first to answer


Hi Judith

Please contact Dorel USA & Canada for assistance -

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Eddie Bauer... | Answered on Jun 12, 2014

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Eddie Bauer... | Posted on Nov 03, 2013 | Be the first to answer


Hi Jim

We would advise you to contact customer care USA for assistance

2525 State Street
Columbus IN 47201
1-800-951-4113 (Toll Free)
812-372-0141 (Main Line)
www.djgusa.com (Website)

Eddie Bauer... | Answered on Oct 27, 2013

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Eddie Bauer... | Posted on Dec 14, 2011 | Be the first to answer


Hi,

You can can it at either ebay.com or ereplacementparts.com

Eddie Bauer... | Answered on May 10, 2011


I will do my best but, to be sure, your local Fire Station (or any Fire Department) is THE place to go for a final check if there is any question by you (the parent or caregiver) about whether or not your booster seat is correctly installed. They will be enthusiastic about making it easy for you from now on and they will also be patient and seek to understand and be understood. You won't have to worry about impressing them with your skills: that you came to them for help will impress upon them all they need to know in order to be happy to help you. This is a free service they offer to the public and they will take the time to make you feel like an expert. Call ahead to the station nearest your home or work and they will be certain to make good use of the time you can spare.

Secondly you may download a copy of the owner's manual at the manufacturers site, and I would do it for you but it requires information from the unit itself that you will need to enter. Visit here to do this:

http://www.coscojuvenile.com/usa/eng/Instructions

And finally, while I hope this will not discourage you from coming to FixYa for assistance, without demonstrating in person, on your specific make and model vehicle, it would be unsafe for me to offer to solve this challenge for you via this medium. For each car into which I have installed a car-seat or booster seat the exact steps have changed; sometimes significantly, sometimes minutely, but always different.

I am sorry I was not able to offer the magic wand you deserve. I hope this has been of some assistance.

Sincere best wishes

Eddie Bauer... | Answered on Feb 21, 2011


My daughter has a car seat just like this one, and I wash it about once a month so I hope I can explain this detailed. First, at the base there is a metal rod that will need removed. When you take this rod out the base and seat will seperate. Set base aside and turn seat upside down. Take your strap and put an end into each slot. Turn seat over and pull your straps even. Put the two black pieces for your latch on (one on each side) then put you chest pieces on and run straps thru slots on back of seat. Turn seat around and make sure the straps go OVER the silver bar in back (this allows you to adjust shoulder height) Secure to the metal piece that runs to front for tightening adjustment. Set seat back on base and replace rod. Hope this was helpful.

Eddie Bauer... | Answered on Nov 25, 2010


Check this link
http://www.eddiebauer.djgusa.com/usa/eng/Instructions

Eddie Bauer... | Answered on Nov 02, 2010

Eddie Bauer... | Posted on Sep 13, 2010 | Be the first to answer


The manufacturer's instructions are the final authority - don't trust anyone else giving you instructions! Here are the links to download Dorel/Eddie Bauer carseat instructions:

Canada:
http://www.eddiebauer.djgusa.com/can/eng/instructions
USA:
http://www.eddiebauer.djgusa.com/usa/eng/Instructions

Eddie Bauer... | Answered on Mar 25, 2010

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Eddie Bauer... | Posted on Nov 02, 2009 | Be the first to answer


Funny, I was just putting this seat back together after taking it apart to wash it. It is a very difficult process, simply because you have to remember which order to loop the buckles through the stap.

First, I assume you want to switch from the lower holes for the shoulder, to the upper. (If not, then there is no adjustment needed. Unless the strap is caught in the back which will make the straps uneven when you go to tighten them. This has happened to me).

So, first you need to remove the straps. Once the seat is removed from the car, look at the back of the seat and you will see a metal bracket that is holding three straps. The bottom strap is not removable from that bracket. The top two strap are attached to the bracket with loops. Remove the straps by sliding them out (edge of the strap has to come out the hole first, then the rest will slide out very easily), Once out, from the front of the seat, pull the strap through the holes

At this point you must decide whether you simply want to adjust the seat, or wash it too. I highly suggest washing it if you haven't done so recently. If you gone this far, go all the way. But since you only asked to adjust it, and the method for removing the cover is much more complicated, we''ll move on to adjusting

Now that you have the straps pulled through, be sure that the straps are not twisted, and simply push them through the desired holes - upper or lower - and reconnect to the loops brace (remember, edge in first).

If you are having problems with the straps not being even when tightened (one side tight on shoulder, other side loose), remove the seat and look to see if the strap is caught on something.

I'm retiring my seat today after six years and two kids. I could use it up to 80lbs, but it makes it difficult to get to the third row of seats in my car. So now we have two no-back boosters.

Eddie Bauer... | Answered on Nov 01, 2009


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Eddie Bauer... | Answered on Sep 22, 2009


in the front there is strap that is hanging with a button push the button and pull on the straps that go over the child to loosen. bottom strap anging out the front tightens the strap as needed

Eddie Bauer... | Answered on Sep 14, 2009


Unbolt the seat from the floor of the truck... turn it upsidedown over a table or some such and the you will see the hog rings that hold the cover to the foam and bottom frame...

Eddie Bauer... | Answered on Sep 06, 2009

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