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One of the latest Droid Models that Coachelle Automata produced before the Clone Wars began was the LEP Service Droid, geared toward childcare. After the initial design was approved, the LEP was put into production and advertised as a Nanny Droid. Its specialized programming, which included first aid skills, coupled with its engaging appearance appealed to many parents throughout the galaxy, and initial sales were good. However, one of the model's defining features ended up being its major flaw. The locking mechanism for the large storage compartment in the LEP's abdomen, originally intended to store toys and supplies for the children under its care, occasionally became stuck and locked in place. This particular problem gained media attention when a child became trapped inside after crawling in while the Droid was loading supplies. The company issued a massive recall and replaced the latch, but the bad press tarnished the model's image as a Nanny Droid. Coachelle Automata changed its approach with the LEP by removing the nanny programming and making it a Servant Droid instead. Despite the initial problems, the LEP Servant Droids rapidly rose to popularity thanks to their graceful movements and the quiet way with which they go about performing a variety of services.

Description
One of the latest Droid Models that Coachelle Automata produced before the Clone Wars began was the LEP Service Droid, geared toward childcare. After the initial design was approved, the LEP was put into production and advertised as a Nanny Droid. Its specialized programming, which included first aid skills, coupled with its engaging appearance appealed to many parents throughout the galaxy, and initial sales were good. However, one of the model's defining features ended up being its major flaw. The locking mechanism for the large storage compartment in the LEP's abdomen, originally intended to store toys and supplies for the children under its care, occasionally became stuck and locked in place. This particular problem gained media attention when a child became trapped inside after crawling in while the Droid was loading supplies. The company issued a massive recall and replaced the latch, but the bad press tarnished the model's image as a Nanny Droid. Coachelle Automata changed its approach with the LEP by removing the nanny programming and making it a Servant Droid instead. Despite the initial problems, the LEP Servant Droids rapidly rose to popularity thanks to their graceful movements and the quiet way with which they go about performing a variety of services.