Renolux

manufactured 1/85-1/86

Problem: Seat failed crash test in rear-facing position. Destroy!

Problem #1: Seats manufactured 1/1/92-1/31/93 foam over compresses to absorb crash impact. Destroy! Problem #2: Seats manufactured 5/89-6/9/93 blue covers with red & yellow stripes fail flammability test. Destroy!

Problem #3: seats manufactured 8/15/88-10/31/88 (may be incorrectly labeled Champion Children's Products GT-1000 or Model 200, F.B.S.). have puzzle-shaped buckle that releases too easily & seat too reclined rear-facing. Destroy!

Problem #1: Seats manufactured 1/1/92-1/31/93. Foam compresses too much to absorb crash impact. Destroy!

Problem #2: manufactured 5/89-6/9/93 with blue cover with red & yellow stripes fail flammability test. Destroy!

manufactured 2/18/90-4/29/91

Problem #1: faulty base section allows child to go too far forward in crash; gray seat covers with red stripe fail flammability test.

Problem #2: Seats manufactured 1/1/92-1/31/93 foam compresses too much to absorb crash impact to child's head; faulty base section allows child to go too far forward in a crash; gray seat covers with red stripe fail flammability test.

Problem #3: Seats manufactured 5/89-6/9/93 blue cover with red & yellow stripe fail flammability test. Problems 1-3 Destroy!

Problem #2: Seats manufactured 5/89-6/9/93 having blue cover with red & yellow stripes fail flammability test. Destroy!

Problem #1: Manufactured 1/1/92-1/31/93 foam compresses too much to absorb crash impact to child's head. Problem #2: Remote attachment can overheat & smoke risking fire.

Problem #3: Seats manufactured 5/89-6/9/93 having blue covers with red & yellow stripes fail flammability test. Problems 1-3: Destroy!