Star Kidz Vivo Super Light Travel Folding Cot
The cot does not comply with the labelling requirements and the requirements to include prominent instructions for assembly and locking procedures of the mandatory safety standard for folding cots .
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The cot does not comply with the labelling requirements and the requirements to include prominent instructions for assembly and locking procedures of the mandatory safety standard for folding cots .
The product does not comply with the mandatory standard 'Trade Practices Act 1974 - Consumer Protection Notice No.4 of 2008 - Consumer Product Safety Standard for Children's Portable Folding Cots.' The portable travel cot does not meet the requirements for allowable gaps, minimum height measurements or warning labels.
The product does not comply with the mandatory standard 'Trade Practices Act 1974 -Consumer Protection Notice No.4 of 2008 - Consumer Product Safety Standard for Children's Portable Folding Cots.' The safety markings are not satisfactory and are the missing required warning statements including missing the warning to use the mattress supplied by the manufacturer and not to add an extra mattress.
The product does not comply with the mandatory standard 'Trade Practices Act 1974 -Consumer Protection Notice No.4 of 2008 - Consumer Product Safety Standard for Children's Portable Folding Cots.' The safety markings are not satisfactory and are missing required statements including missing information about the locking procedures.
Defects include: top rail folding mechanism may fail and cause an entrapment hazard openings in the mesh fabric walls are larger than allowable under the Australian Standard frame may buckle and the cot may become unstable when subjected to a horizontal force warning label is incorrectly located.
The product does not comply with Consumer Protection Notice No. 4 of 2008 for safety instructions and labelling requirements.
The portable cot does not comply with the mandatory Australian standard AS/NZS 2195: 1999 ‘Folding Cots —Safety requirements’. Please see attached recall notice for more details.
The Stanton Convertible Crib does not comply with the Australian Mandatory Standard, AS/NZS 2172:2003 Cots for household use—safety and performance requirements. There were multiple failures related to labelling and non-compliance with the requirements for the cots.
Components of the mattress base may weaken with folding over time.