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Britax has determined that a limited number of infant/child car seats were manufactured with base joint connectors that were improperly installed. Britax has performed dynamic testing with the left connector missing, with the right connector missing and with both connectors missing to determine any possible safety ramifications. Britax found that the performance of the car seats was not adversely affected. Transport Canada has reviewed all the test documentation and agrees with Britax that the problem appears to pose no safety risk and that, even with both connectors missing, the infant/child seats, when installed properly, would perform as intended. The possibility of a choking hazard is very low to nil as the loose parts, if any, are out of reach of a restrained child. If the parts come off the seat, they will drop to either inside the padding of the child seat or to the vehicle seat or floor. Transport Canada and Britax recommend that you ensure that your infant/child car seat is properly installed using the vehicle seat belt orUAS (Universal Anchorage System) and tether strap, as outlined in the user guide.
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