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Silver Cross Reef prams — recall

Consumer goods · Australia · 2024-10-24

Hazard: The locking mechanism on one side of th…

Silver Cross Reef prams: chassis locking mechanism may not engage correctly, posing a collapse risk

Country	Australia
Category	Consumer goods
Published	2024-10-24
Manufacturer	Silver Cross (Pacific) Ltd
Retailer	Retailer; Silver Cross Brisbane; Silver Cross Sydney; Baby Bunting; Baby HQ; Baby Road; Baby Train Group Pty Ltd; Babyland (Tasmania); Helen’s Baby Wear; Premium Brands; TTN Baby Warehouse
Model identifiers	Brand: Silver Cross Recalled models: Reef Earth Reef Neptune Reef Orbit Serial number ranges: VK0222005686 to VK0222006285 VK0822013671 to VK0822014170
Hazard description	The locking mechanism on one side of the chassis of the pram may not engage correctly. If the locking mechanism is not engaged correctly the stability of the pram’s handle will be reduced. If the locking mechanism disengages completely while in use, the pram may collapse. Risk of serious injury to babies or young children if the pram collapses while in use._x000D_ _x000D_ _x000D_ Defects have occurred.
Remedy	Stop using the pram immediately and check the serial number to see if it is recalled. Contact Premium Brands to arrange for a replacement of the chassis. Contact Premium Brands 1800 653 064 reefsn@silvercrossbaby.com
Recall number	2024/20305
Official notice	View source ↗

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