Recall Alert: 1.2 Million Graco High Chairs Recalled

Thursday, March 18, 2010: Graco and the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission have announced a recall of 1.2 million high chairs today, after 464 separate complaints were filed against the Graco Harmony high hair. According to the CPSC, the complaints all concerned screws or plastic brackets on the high chair coming loose and falling out, causing the high chair to tip over. In total, 24 injuries have been reported so far, causing hairline fractures to the arm and bumps and bruises to the head.

Wondering if your high chair is affected? Graco has identified the following models as having the safety problem (these models may begin with the letter A, B, C, or D):

| 3920BAN
3920BAN2
3920BEB
3920BEBB
3920COV
3920DOH
3920GEI
3920GEIDSP
3920GRN
3920HMP
3920IVY
3920LAU
3920PKR
3930DDH
3930DHO
3935CAL
3935OXB
3935PKR
3935PKRDSP
3935SPM
3935SPMDSP
3935THR
3935THR2
3935THR3
| 3940BIA
3940BIADSP
3940CAP
3940COT
3940DRM
3940HML
3940MCH
3940NGS
3940SAV
3940SLT
3940SPT
3940STA
3940UNN
3951CLO
3951CLT
3951COT
3951ORC
3951WLO
3955WSR
3960BGN
3960CJG
3960CNP
3960GGG
3980CNR
| 3E00ABB
3E00BAT
3E00DCF
3E00DCFDSP
3E00DGP
3E00DGPDSP
3E00GPK
3E01BDS
3E01BDSCA
3E01BDSCA
3E01DNY
3E01DNY1
3E01ELP
3E01ELPDSP
1752404
1755859
1755860
1757259
1757412
1760429
|

All affected models were manufactured between November 2003 and December 2009 and sold at the following retail stores between December 2003 and March 2010: AAFES, Burlington Coat Factory, Babies “R” Us, Toys “R” Us, Sears, Target, Target.com, Walmart, WalMart.com, Shopko, and USA Baby.

So what can you do now? If you own a Graco Harmony, stop using it immediately and head to Graco now to order a free repair kit.

>Read more of the official statement from the CPSC.

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