britax Archives - Vehicle Recall

Britax B-Safe 35 Elite – 16C001000

Vehicle recall defect – Britax Child Safety, Inc. (Britax) Is Recalling Certain B-Safe 35 Child Seats, Models E9Lu65M, E9Lu65P, E9Lu63F, E9Lu66R, E9Ls63F And Exlu65M, B-Safe 35 Elite Child Seats, Models E9Ls55T, E9Ls56P, E9Ls55U, E9Ls66C And E9Ls65U, And B-Safe 35 Travel Systems, Models S914900, S915400, S915200, S921900 And S01635200, Manufactured October 1, 2014, To July 1, 2015. The Affected Child Restraints Have Handles That May Develop Cracks In, Under, And Around, The Carry Handle Grip. The Cracks May Lead To The Handle Fracturing And The Seat Falling While Being Carried.

Britax B-Safe 35 – 17C002000

Vehicle recall defect – Britax Child Safety, Inc. (Britax) Is Recalling Certain B-Safe 35, B-Safe 35 Travel Systems, B-Safe 35 Elite, B-Safe 35 Elite Travel Systems And Bob B-Safe Rear-Facing Infant Child Safety Seats, Model Numbers E1A183F, E1A185M, E1A185P, E1A186R, E1A203F, E1A205M, E1A205P, E1A206X, E1A206Z, E1A207E, E9Lu65V, E9Lu66X, E9Lu66Z, E9Lu67D, E9Lu67E, Exa185M, S02063600, S02063700, S03803400, S03803500, S03803700, S03803800, S03803900, S04144400, S04144500, S04144600, S04145000, S04402800, S04884200, S04884300, S04975600, S04978900, S05260200, S06020300, S06020400, S06020500, S06020600, S06020700, S06020800, S06020900, S06147100, S921800, E1A215T, E1A215U, E1A216P, E1A221Q, E1A225C, E1A225U, E1A226L, E9Ls51Q, E9Ls56C, E9Ls56L, E9Ls57F, E9Ls57G, E9Ls57H, Exa216L, S01298600, S02063800, S02063900, S02064000, S04281200, S04281300, S04628500, S06018800, S06020000, S06020200, S923700, E9Lt34A, E9Lt34C, E9Lt35X And Exlt34A. The Affected Child Safety Seats Have A Center Tab On The Chest Clip Marked “Abs” That May Break.

Britax Advocate Clicktight – 15C003000

Vehicle recall defect – Britax Child Safety, Inc. (Britax) Is Recalling Certain Advocate Clicktight Child Seats, Model Numbers E9Lt95Q, E9Lt95Z, E9Lt95N, And E1A025Q, Boulevard Clicktight Child Seats, Model Numbers E9Lt86F, E1A135Q, E9Lt86G, E9Lt85Q, E9Lt86A, E9Lt86H, E9Lt85S, E1A015Q, E1A016A, And E1A016H, And Marathon Clicktight Child Seats, Model Numbers E1A116L, E9Lt76P, E9Lt71Q, E9Lt76N, E9Lt76B, E9Lt75R, E9Lt76L, E1A006B, E1A005R And Exa116L, Manufactured August 1, 2014, To July 29, 2015. The Affected Child Seats Have A Red Harness Adjuster Button That May Stick In The Down (Harness Release) Position Allowing The Shoulder Harness To Loosen.

Britax Advocate 70 G3 – 12C004000

Vehicle recall defect – Britax Is Recalling Certain Convertible Child Restraints, Models Boulevard 70 G3, Advocate 70 G3, And Pavilion 70 G3, Model Numbers: E9Lj91A, E9Lj91M, E9Lj91S, E9Lj92E, E9Lj93P, E9Lj93S, E9Lk91A, E9Lk31A, E9Lk31Q, E9Lk32D, E9Lk32Z, E9Lk33Q, E9Ll11A, E9Ll11Q, E9Ll12D, E9Ll12Z, E9Lg81A, E9Lg83N, E9Lg83P, E9Lg83X, E9Lg83Y, E9Ll21A, E9Ll23P, E9Ll23Y, Manufactured From June 2012 Through August 2012. These Seats Were Manufactured With A Softer Chest Pad Material That May Be Bitten Or Chewed Into Pieces By A Child Using The Seat.

Britax 161 (Roundabout) – 01C003000

Vehicle recall defect – This Is Not A Safety Recall In Accordance With The Safety Act. Customary Advisory: This Advisory Pertains To Britax Child Seats, Models Freeway #101, Freeway Plus #E9000, Roundabout #E9002, Advantage #E9022, Roundabout W/Head Pad # E9033. In Certain CircuMSTances, The Large Red Button May Be Contacted By The Child And Opened.

Britax 161 (Roundabout) – 00C034000

Vehicle recall defect – Equipment Description: Roundabout Convertible Child Restraints, Model 161, Manufactured Between January 13 And March 14, 1999. The Shells Manufactured During This Time May Have Been Improperly Molded And Could Allow Higher Head Excursions Than Allowed By Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 213, “Child Restraint Systems.” An Insufficient Parting Line Bond In The Area Of The Harness Adjuster Attachment May Lead To Adjuster Movement Under Crash Loads That Could Allow A Child’S Head To Move Further Than The Permitted Limits.

Britax 101 (Freeway) – 97C012000

Vehicle recall defect – The MinimUM Force Required To Release The Belt Buckle Could Be Less Than The MinimUM Buckle Force Required In Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 213, “Child Restraint Systems.” A Child Could Have An Easier Time Opening The Buckle.