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ChokingNovember 4, 2010CPSC #11031

Infant Car Seats Recalled by Britax Due to Laceration and Choking Hazards

Brand
Unknown
Product
Car Seats
Units affected
23,000
Remedy
replacement, repair

What was recalled

The recall includes Chaperone infant car seats with model numbers E9L69N9 (Moonstone), E9L69P2 (Red Mill), E9L69P3 (Savannah) and E9L69P5 (Cowmooflage) sold in the U.S. All recalled models were manufactured between April 2009 and May 2010. The white serial label with the seat's serial number, model number, and manufacture date can be found on the underside of the car seat.

Hazard

The harness chest clip can break and pose a laceration hazard. Due to its small size it also poses a choking hazard.

Injuries

The firm has received four reports of the chest clip breaking. Injuries from three reports included minor lacerations and scratches to arms and a finger; and one report involved an infant placing the clip in his mouth.

Made in

China

Where it was sold

  • Mass and independent retailers nationwide and on the Britax website from June 2009 to October 2010 for about $230.

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