James Leckey Design recalls Firefly Splashy Bathseats with broken latches that could cause falls. Affected units have specific serial numbers or codes. Stop using immediately to prevent injury.
The firm received reports of a number of broken latches on the floorsitter.
James Leckey Design is recalling Firefly Splashy Bathseats due to reports of broken latches that could lead to falls. This hazard affects children using the seat while being moved.
Broken latches on the Splashy Bathseat can cause the seat to become unstable when being moved, increasing the risk of falls. This is especially concerning for children who need support due to disabilities or mobility issues.
Parents or caregivers of children aged 1-8 who use the Firefly Splashy Bathseat are most at risk. The product is designed for children with disabilities or mobility challenges.
Check the serial number on the seat. Affected units have LEC codes from 176000 to 206637 or 189092 to 204087. The Firefly Splashy-All series starts with code 176, and GoTo Seats have codes starting with 167 that include the letter F.
The Splashy Bathseat has broken latches that could cause falls, so stop using it right away.
James Leckey Design received reports of broken latches on the Splashy Bathseat that could cause falls.
Stop using the Splashy Bathseat immediately due to broken latches that could cause falls.
Check the serial number: Firefly Splashy-All codes beginning 176, or LEC codes from 176000 to 206637 or 189092 to 204087.
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Subject: Recall Z-1683-2020 — James Leckey Design James Leckey Design Hello, I own a James Leckey Design that is covered by recall Z-1683-2020 from James Leckey Design. I’m writing to arrange the remedy described in the recall (a refund, repair, or replacement as applicable). Could you please tell me the next steps to resolve this? Thank you.
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