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Maxi-Cosi Family Fix Slide Pro Base — recall

Consumer goods · United Kingdom · 2026-05-28
Hazard: Injuries

Maxi-Cosi Family Fix Slide Pro Base injury risk

CountryUnited Kingdom
CategoryConsumer goods
Published2026-05-28
Model identifiersItem reference: 8065057110;
CategoryChildcare articles and children's equipment
HazardInjuries
Hazard descriptionThe product presents a risk of injuries because the indicator, which shows whether the seat is correctly fitted, may display ‘green’ even when the car seat is not fully attached to the base. As a result, a user may believe the seat is properly connected when it is not. This could cause the seat to move or detach, potentially injuring the occupant.
Non-complianceGeneral Product Safety Regulations 2005
RemedyThe product has been recalled from end users by Maxi Cosi. Owners are advised to stop using the product immediately. To check if your product is affected and for more information please visit: Check your product - Maxi-Cosi.
Recall number2605-0109
Official noticeView source ↗

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