Animambo 18 Key Electronic Piano Musical Instrument

The piano is battery operated with an on/off switch, but nothing published states a volume limit, a volume control, or whether the battery compartment is screw-secured.

We found EU standards (CE, EN 71-1/2/3) named for the Animambo musical instrument collection, but no published trail naming ASTM F963 or CPSIA testing specifically for this piano. DJECO is an identifiable, retail-distributed manufacturer, so non-publication is not unusual.

The piano's materials are named as wood, metal and plastic, and one retailer notes FSC-certified wood and EN71 testing for this item, but no test method, lab, or result for lead, paint or chemical migration is given.

Reviews of this piano describe it as well constructed and holding up under toddler use, though keys may arrive poorly fixed and need manual repair before the unit performs reliably.

The age grade of 3 years and up is stated consistently across a UK retailer and a third-party listing for this specific piano, but no small-parts choking warning is published for this item, unlike a sibling Animambo instrument that does carry one.

We queried the CPSC recall registry directly across its full corpus and found no record of this brand at any date, with a control confirming toy and instrument recalls are covered. A separate 2017 Health Canada recall for an unrelated magnetic game, remedied with no injuries, does not affect this finding.

Retailers selling this piano list it as EN71 tested, REACH compliant, and made of FSC-certified wood, and the brand asserts CE, EU Toy Directive and TÜV certification for its Animambo musical instruments collection. These are specific, named standards asserted for the finished product line.

The piano's materials are named as wood, metal and plastic, but the country of manufacture and any warranty terms are not published anywhere we could find for this product.