What Delta Enterprise Cribs Have Been Recalled?

Recently, Delta Enterprise has voluntarily recalled a number of their cribs. As a parent, you want to keep your child safe, but with so many model numbers being recalled it can be hard to figure out whether or not the crib you own is involved with the recall. Here’s a brief guide to all of the Delta Enterprise cribs recalled due to the most recent hardware problems.

First, a group of Delta cribs manufactured in Taiwan and Indonesia were recalled because the safety pegs holding the sides of the cribs were missing completely. The model numbers for these cribs can be found on the mattress support board. The following crib model numbers have been recalled:

4542	4550	4551	4580	4600	4620	4624 (production dates 01/06 thru 11/07)
4640	4660	4720	4735	4742	4750 (production dates 01/95 thru 12/00)
4760	4770	4780	4790	4820	4840	4850
4860	4880	4890	4892	4900	4910	4920
4925-2	4925-6	4940	4943	4944	4947	4948
4949	4950	4958	4963	4968	4969	4980

All of these cribs were manufactured between 1995 and 2005 except model number 4624, which was manufactured in 2007. They were all sold between January 1995 and September 2007 at major retail locations throughout the United States, usually for around $100.

Unfortunately, the list doesn’t end here. A number of Delta Enterprise cribs manufactured in China were also recalled. These model numbers aren’t missing the pegs, but the spring peg that hold the sides in place are not made properly, and they could be pushed back, becoming disengaged. These cribs were all made between January 2000 and January 2007, and sold for between $33 and $200. The model numbers involved in this group are:

4340	4343	4520	4600	4620	4624	4625
4629	4660	4665	4720	4750	4751	4850
4855	4857	4880	4920	4925-2	4925-2B	4925-6
4980	8605

Like with the other group, these cribs’ model numbers can all be found on the mattress support board.

Delta Enterprise has created a website (found here) specifically to help consumers lean about the problem and request a free repair kit. This is not the first time Delta Enterprise has been involved with a crib recall, as in the past, they’ve had problems with unsafe paint and other manufacturing defects. Although this company has been a leader in budget-friendly products for children, they prove that parents need to continuously stay up-to-date on recall information and injury reports for the items they purchase. Even though this company has created a number of safe, useful products for children, they’ve also manufactured products that could potentially be extremely dangerous for your child.

If your child has been injured due to a Delta Enterprise crib problem or a manufacturing problem with any other kind of baby item, it is important to talk to a defective crib lawyer right away. You and your child have rights, and by understanding them, you can help others from being injured, as well as pay for medical bills and replacement items.