Check against the official notice below — it lists the full affected range.
Century Products Company recalled approximately 14,600 umbrella strollers sold between January and May 1988 under the E-Z Go brand name (model numbers 11-066DI and 11-077SA) and sold by Sears as an Infant Umbrella-Style Stroller (model number 11-074SR). The strollers pose a fall hazard because the seat backs and rear locking brace may not function properly, potentially causing a child to fall forward and strike their head if they lean too far forward or if the stroller stops abruptly. Additionally, the rear locking brace can accidentally fold the stroller if kicked, potentially pinching a child's fingers.
According to the recall notice, affected consumers should stop using the stroller and discard or destroy the product. The notice states that the return program is no longer available. Consumers seeking more information may contact Century Products Company at 800-345-4109 or write to 9600 Valley View Road, Macedonia, Ohio.
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E-Z Go Strollers Recalled By Century NEWS from CPSC U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission Office of Information and Public Affairs Washington, DC 20207 Note: Return program no longer available. Do not use these products. Please discard or destroy these products. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Originally issued December 16, 1988; Revised August 27, 2001 Release # 88-111 Century Recalling E-Z Go Strollers WASHINGTON -- Century Products Company, of Macedonia, Ohio voluntarily recalled some 14,600 umbrella strollers to correct mechanical problems. Undertaken in cooperation with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, the recall involves three strollers sold nationally: model numbers 11-066DI and 11-077SA sold under the E-Z Go brand name, and model number 11-074SR sold by Sears as an "Infant Umbrella-Style Stroller. Model numbers are found on the instruction sheet and on the stroller's legs. All strollers were distributed between January and May, 1988. Century Products Company said seat backs and a rear locking brace may not perform properly. When a toddler strapped in the stroller leans too far forward, or if the stroller comes to an abrupt stop, the child may fall forward and strike his head. Also, when the person pushing the stroller accidentally kicks the rear locking brace, the stroller will fold on the child whose fingers could be pinched as the adult attempts to re-open the stroller. Consumers having the stroller should stop using the product and discard or destroy the product. The return program is no longer available. For more information, consumers may also write Century Products Company, 9600 Valley View Road, Macedonia, Ohio or call the company's customer service number at 800-345-4109..
Official record: U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission ↗
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