Vehicle recall defect – The Armrests On The Childseat Crack At The Points Where They Are Attached To The Seat Back Leaving Springs And Sharp Pieces Of Plastic Exposed. These Cracks Are Caused By Excessive Tension Between The Springs And The Plastic Of The Armrest.
Vehicle recall defect – Equipment Description: Infant Rider, Secura, Travel About, Plus 4, Plus 5, Infant Restraint, Infant Car Seat And Playskool Infant Car Seats, Including Seats Sold As Part Of A Stroller Combination, And Manufactured From January 1, 1993 Through June 30, 1999. When Used As An Infant Carrier, The Handle Can Unexpectedly Move From The Intended Carrying Position.
Vehicle recall defect – During Compliance Testing, A Crotch Strap Assembly Separated From The Shell Of An Infant Restraint. This Does Not Comply With Requirements Of Fmvss 213, “Child Restraint Systems.”
Vehicle recall defect – Equipment Description: Performa And Secure-Fit Infant Seats Manufactured From January 26, 1996 Through July 31, 1997. These Seats Do Not Comply With The Buckle Release Force Requirements Of Fmvss No. 213, “Child Restraint Systems.”
Vehicle recall defect – Equipment Description: Infant Rider, Secura, Travel About, Plus 4, Plus 5, Infant Restraint, Infant Car Seat And Playskool Infant Car Seats, Including Seats Sold As Part Of A Stroller Combination, And Manufactured From January 1, 1993 Through June 30, 1999. When Used As An Infant Carrier, The Handle Can Unexpectedly Move From The Intended Carrying Position.
Vehicle recall defect – The Tongue Of The Buckle Assembly Can Corrode. This Does Not Comply With Fmvss 213, “Child Restraint Systems.” Also, The Label With Use And Safety InstruCTIons Is Missing From The Playskool Model.
Vehicle recall defect – The InstruCTIon Sticker Attached To The Child Seat Is Incorrect, Since It Was Written For A Different Model Of Kolcraft Child Seat.