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Single stroller and adaptor #BJ90121 -
Double stroller and adaptor #BJ90221 -
Select/Versa stroller and adaptor #BJ90321 -
Adaptors: Recalled adaptors have 10 holes in the bottom of the red portion.
Baby Jogger® toll-free at (877) 506-2213 from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. ET Monday through Friday or online at www.babyjogger.com and click on Recall Information tab at the bottom of the page for more information, or email recall@babyjogger.com.
Recall Details
The car seat adaptors come in three models and are used to secure a variety of infant car seats onto Baby Jogger strollers. The "Single" model fits all single strollers, the "Double" works only on double strollers and the "Select/Versa" fits Select and Versa strollers. The car seat adaptors consist of two U-shaped, black, aluminum support bars and two black plastic adaptors that allow the support bars to attach onto the stroller. Black nylon straps secure the car seat to the adaptor on the stroller. The black support bars are labeled A and B. The A support bar is the larger of the two U-shaped bars and has a red plastic tip with 10 holes.
Newer models have only four holes and are not being recalled. The model number is located on the lower right hand corner of the original package and the manufacturing date can be found on a sticker on the bottom of the package.
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Item Description |
Model Numbers |
Manufactured Dates |
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Car Seat Adaptor for |
BJ90121 |
Manufactured between April 1, 2012 and Sept 20, 2012; |
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Car Seat Adaptor for |
BJ90221 |
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Car Seat Adaptor for |
BJ90321 |
Consumers should immediately stop using their car seat adaptor and contact Baby Jogger for free replacement support bars.
Baby Jogger has received 47 reports of the car seat adaptor supports bars failing and car seats falling to the floor. Reports include two injured infants with bruises to the head and toes.
Baby Jogger® LLC, of Richmond, Va.
Baby Jogger® LLC, of Richmond, Va.
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