Vehicle recall defect – In Accidents, At Speeds Greater Than 30 Mph, The Buckle Latch Housing Mounted In The Base Of The Shell Can Deform, Causing The Latch Mechanism To Fracture, Allowing Disengagement Of The Buckle Tongue To From The Buckle Housing.
Vehicle recall defect – Certain DJG Designer 22 Rear-Facing Only Infant Child Restraints, Models: Eddie Bauer, Safety 1St , And Cosco, Manufactured Between August 19, 2003, And October 20, 2004. If The Harness Is Not Properly Tightened, The Infant Seat Can Experience Web Movement Or Web Creep. It Is Important To Note The Gb1B Line Code Located Next To The Model Number On The Child Restraint Indicates The Unit Was Manufactured By Good Baby Products And Is The Only Line Included In The Recall. Any Line Code Other Than Gb1B, Such As De1B, Is Not Included In The Recall.
Vehicle recall defect – The Child Seats Fail To Meet The Head Excursion Requirements Of Fmvss 213 (Exceeded Prescribed 32 Inch Head Excursion Limit).
Vehicle recall defect – The Child Seats Fail To Meet The Head Excursion Requirements Of Fmvss 213 (Exceeded Prescribed 32 Inch Head Excursion Limit).
Vehicle recall defect – Equipment Description: Arriva Infant Seat, Model Number 02-751, Manufactured From March 1, 1995 Through May 31, 1995. Separation Of The Buckle Latch Release Button And Spring From The Latch Release Housing Assembly.
Vehicle recall defect – The Fabric Cover Of The Pads On These Seats Do Not Meet The Requirements Of Fmvss No. 302, “Flammability Of Interior Materials.”
Vehicle recall defect – In Accidents, At Speeds Greater Than 30 Mph, The Buckle Latch Housing Mounted In The Base Of The Shell Can Deform, Causing The Latch Mechanism To Fracture, Allowing Disengagement Of The Buckle Tongue To From The Buckle Housing.
Vehicle recall defect – The Child Seats Fail To Meet The Head Excursion Requirements Of Fmvss 213 (Exceeded Prescribed 32 Inch Head Excursion Limit).
Vehicle recall defect – The Child Seats Fail To Meet The Head Excursion Requirements Of Fmvss 213 (Exceeded Prescribed 32 Inch Head Excursion Limit).
Vehicle recall defect – The Top Of The Metal Pull/Lock Pin Which Holds The Shield In Place, Breaks Off. This Prevents The Shield From Being Raised In Order To Remove Its Occupant. Consequence Of Defect: The Inability To Raise The Shield, Would Make It Difficult To Remove A Child From The Seat In Case Of An Emergency Or Any Other Situation.