
Tek Nek children's riding vehicles
Tek Nek Toys
The vehicles' battery charger or wires can overheat, presenting fire and injury hazards to children.
- Fire
- About 294,000 units
- 17 reports
20 supported consumer-product notices published in August 2000, from official CPSC data.

Tek Nek Toys
The vehicles' battery charger or wires can overheat, presenting fire and injury hazards to children.

Empire Industries
The vehicles' battery chargers can overheat, presenting fire and injury hazards to children.

The foot pedals, which activate the ride-ons, can stick in the "on" position. Children can be injured when the motorcycle ride-ons fail to stop and strike other objects.

When a baby leans his face against the side of the playring, the soft surface covers the baby's nose and mouth, restricting airflow, and posing the risk of suffocation.
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The bottom of the container can fit over a child's nose and mouth, which could pose a suffocation hazard to children under 3 years of age.

The buttons can come off, posing a small parts choking hazard to young children.
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Life & Lock Swings: Children can maneuver out of the restraints and fall out of the swings, resulting in serious injuries. Get Up & Go Walkers: Young children leaning forward on the front of the toys can tip them over and fall. Also, the windshield wipers on some of the toys, which stick out, can injure young children when they fall.

Infants can become entrapped in an opening between the bassinet's side and mattress platform and suffocate. Additionally, fabric can separate from the metal frame. Infants can be injured when they scrape against or become caught in the frame.
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The William Carter Co. (Carter's)
The nightshirts, which fail to meet federal children's sleepwear flammability standards, could ignite easily and present a serious risk of burn injuries in violation of the Federal Flammable Fabrics Act.

Small springs inside the toy can break loose, posing a choking and laceration hazard to young children.

These go-karts have guards designed to help prevent entanglements, but riders' long hair or loose clothing still can become entangled in partially exposed rotating components behind the drivers' seats, causing death or serious injury.

The bottom of the container can fit over a child's nose and mouth, which could pose a suffocation hazard to children under three years of age.
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