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The expiration date is usually six years after manufacture (not first use). An expiration date may be embossed into the back or bottom of the plastic shell.
Most car seats have a six year expiration from the date of manufacture (not first use). Some seats may have an expiration date on a label, or may have an expiration date embossed into the plastic. To be certain, call the manufacturer. In the USA, call 800-544-1108 (Dorel Juvenile Group). There are several recalls on the 22-150 model. See www.carseat.org and click on "recalls."
You can find information about Graco car seat expiration dates, including for 1756269 here on the Graco Heart-to-Heart blog. http://blog.gracobaby.com/2010/02/11/car-seats-have-expiration-dates-too/ The blog also provides information on how to find the expiration date on the car seat itself.
I'm sorry, I don't know if or where you can get the instructions. The vast majority of carseats expire after 6 years, though. I think 10 years is the max. and there are few of those on the market. If at all possible, I would recycle the seat you have and pick up a new booster seat.
there are no such thing as expiration dates for car seats but I would check with the manufaturer for recalls and also maybe consumer reports or the bbb
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