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Recalled Nash convertible crib -
Label with PO Number and Manufacturing Date
The leg can become partially detached from the crib’s headboard and footboard, posing an injury hazard.
About 260
Serena & Lily toll-free at 866-597-2742 from 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. PT, Monday through Friday or from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. PT on Saturday.
Recall Details
This recall involves Serena & Lily Nash Convertible cribs. The crib has a white finish with oak trim and can convert to a toddler bed. The crib is sold as part of a kit that includes the crib and toddler bed rails. The kit was sold under SKU CRIB10-NC1, which was printed on the order and confirmation. The crib itself, which is a component of the kit, bears a label with one of the following PO numbers and manufacturing date:
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PO Number and Date |
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PO: 10320091, Date: 06-2018 |
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PO: 10327234, Date: 08-2018 |
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PO: 10361800, Date: 07-2019 |
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PO: 10365097, Date: 08-2019 |
Consumers should immediately stop using the recalled cribs and contact Serena & Lily for a repair, replacement or refund. Consumers can choose a replacement headboard and footboard to repair the crib, plus a coupon for $250 good for one year from date of issue; replace the Nash Convertible Crib; exchange for another Serena & Lily crib of equivalent value; or a full refund. Serena & Lily is contacting all purchasers of recalled cribs directly.
Serena & Lily has received 5 reports of the leg partially detaching from the headboard/footboard. No injuries have been reported.
Serena & Lily, of Sausalito, Calif.
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