Is Your Diono Car Seat Recalled?

US SAFETY NOTICE- (Does not affect Canada)

Diono is a leading designer and manufacturer of Child Safety Seats and other juvenile products. We are committed to improving safety for babies and young children traveling in cars. As a result of our rigorous quality control, and ongoing product testing, we have established that if our convertible child safety seat is installed forward facing in vehicles with a lap-belt (type 1) only without top tether it crosses into a technical non-compliance. If our convertible child safety seat is being used with a lap and shoulder safety belt (type 2) or with our Super LATCH system, or top tether the child safety seat is unaffected.

Please Note: In September of 2005 a US law passed requiring a three-point belt in every back seat for all cars manufactured after 2007 – most vehicle manufacturers complied well before that date.

It is highly unlikely that you will be affected by this voluntary recall. To check if you are please answer the following questions.

A) Is your child safety seat installed forward facing with the lap and shoulder belt, or with our super LATCH system, or using the top tether? If the answer is yes you are unaffected by this notice.

B) Is your child safety seat installed forward facing with the lap belt only and top tether. If the answer is yes you are unaffected by this notice.

C) Is your child safety seat installed forward facing with the lap belt only? If the answer is yes, you might be affected by this notice

If the answer to C is yes you are only affected if your seat was manufactured after 11/25/13. You will be able to locate this information on the manufacturer’s label on the product.

The Diono safety team is ready to assist any concerns, questions, and inquiries from concerned parents, customers or advocates who need our support whilst we implement this voluntary recall. We have a toll-free number set up for any consumer inquiries 1-855-463-4666

Here is the updated link to NHTSA:

https://www-odi.nhtsa.dot.gov/owners/SearchYesterdayRecall

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