Nuna Baby Essentials Recalls 608,786 Rava Car Seats

Rava Car Seats Affected Models: Manufactured Between 2016 and 2023

Issue Identified: Defective Harness Adjuster

Solution Offered: Free Repair Kit

Nuna Baby Essentials has announced the recall of 608,786 Rava car seats.

The recall affects seats manufactured between July 16, 2016, and October 25, 2023.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) reported that the issue lies with plastic buttons used to adjust the harness.

Models manufactured after October 25, 2023, include a fabric cover in the adjuster area.

List of Affected Rava Car Seats Models and Cause of the Defect

Nuna Baby Essentials: Recall of Defective Car Seats / Photo: Nuna Baby

Nuna Baby Essentials has published a complete list of model numbers included in the recall on its website.

To identify the model, users should locate a label on the bottom of the seat.

The issue was identified following complaints received by both NHTSA and Nuna.

According to the report, the defect is caused by «debris entering the front adjuster area of the harness.»

This prevents the mechanism’s teeth from securely gripping the adjuster strap.

Although no injuries or fatalities have been reported, Nuna Baby Essentials is offering free solutions to users.

Owners of the affected models can request a new cushion, a cleaning kit, and care instructions.

Users should register on Nuna’s website or contact the email info.usa@nunababy.com.

Additionally, a toll-free line, 1-855-686-2891, is available to address concerns.

Nuna Baby Essentials assures that seats functioning properly may continue to be used.

To verify functionality, the company recommends performing a harness functionality test.

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A tutorial video is available on Nuna’s website to guide parents.

This recall reaffirms Nuna’s commitment to safety and the trust of families.

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