Playtive 3 in 1 swing recalled due to risk of injuries from tilting seat
Lidl is recalling the Playtive, 3 in 1 Swing due to a risk of injuries. The swing's seat can tilt uncontrollably, potentially causing children to fall and sustain injuries such as fractures and concussion.
- Brand
- Playtive
- Product
- 3 in 1 Swing
- Retailer
- Lidl
- What to do
- If you purchased one of these products, stop using it and return to any Lidl store for a full refund with or without a receipt.
Lidl has announced a recall for the Playtive 3 in 1 Swing due to safety concerns. The swing poses a risk as its seat can tilt forwards or backwards unexpectedly, which could lead to a child falling out and potentially suffering injuries such as fractures or concussions.
Approximately 738 units of this product are affected in the Republic of Ireland. The specific item number for the swing is 388000_2104, but the model, batch number, and barcode details are not provided.
Consumers who have purchased this swing are advised to stop using it immediately. They can return the product to any Lidl store for a full refund, regardless of whether they have a receipt. For further assistance, customers can reach out to Lidl’s customer service team.
From the official notice
Notice details Publication date: 18 August 2023 Lidl is carrying out a recall on Playtive, 3 in 1 Swing. The risk presented by this product is Injuries. The seat of the swing can tilt forwards or backwards uncontrollably. This can lead to the child falling out of the swing resulting in injuries in the form of possible fractures and concussion. The brand is Playtive. The item number is 388000_2104.…
Read the full notice at Competition & Consumer Protection Commission →
Frequently asked questions
Is 3 in 1 Swing being recalled in Ireland?
Yes. Lidl is recalling the Playtive, 3 in 1 Swing due to a risk of injuries. The swing's seat can tilt uncontrollably, potentially causing children to fall and sustain injuries such as fractures and concussion.
Why is 3 in 1 Swing being recalled?
The recall relates to a chemical hazard. Lidl is recalling the Playtive, 3 in 1 Swing due to a risk of injuries. The swing's seat can tilt uncontrollably, potentially causing children to fall and sustain injuries such as fractures and concussion.
What should I do if I have this product?
If you purchased one of these products, stop using it and return to any Lidl store for a full refund with or without a receipt.
Where was 3 in 1 Swing sold?
It was sold via Lidl.
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