An official ACCC notice concerns Adios Baby Carrier A77 Grey Tomato. If the defect occurs, a child could fall from the carrier and suffer serious injury. Published 2013-02-27.
What to do now
Customers should cease using the Adios Baby Carrier immediately and arrange to return the unit to stores or contact customer services to receive a full refund. For further information contact Customer Service: 1800 333 484 AU www.kathmandu.com.au or visit the nearest store for assistance if required https://www.kathmandu.com.au/storelocator
Recall number
26ff84bb-adc5-406c-8b8f-c40ff7878823
Official notice
2013-02-27
The hazard
The hazard
If the defect occurs, a child could fall from the carrier and suffer serious injury.
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