Fiskars recalls 32-inch bypass lopper shears (model 6954) sold at Home Depot due to laceration risk from handle breakage during branch cutting.
The lopper handles can break when attempting to cut branches, posing a risk of serious injury and laceration.
Fiskars is recalling its 32-inch bypass lopper shears (model 6954) because the handles can break while cutting branches, potentially causing serious lacerations. This recall affects products sold exclusively at Home Depot.
The lopper handles can break when cutting branches, which may cause the shears to slip or become a sharp object. This poses a risk of serious laceration or injury to the user's hands or arms.
Home Depot customers who purchased Fiskars 32-inch bypass lopper shears with model number 6954 are affected. Gardeners using these shears for branch cutting face the highest risk of serious injury.
Check for Fiskars 32-inch bypass lopper shears with dark orange steel handles and black rubber grips. The model number 6954 appears on a label above the barcode on the opposite handle.
Immediately stop using the recalled lopper shears to prevent potential laceration injuries.
Reach out to Fiskars to receive a replacement lopper shears for the recalled product.
Consumers should immediately stop using the recalled lopper shears and contact Fiskars to receive a replacement lopper.
These lopper shears were sold exclusively at Home Depot.
Check for model number 6954 on the label above the barcode on the opposite handle.
Look for dark orange steel handles with black rubber grips and a gray strip. The model number 6954 appears on the label above the barcode.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Fiskars to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall 1841 — Fiskars Fiskars® 32-Inch Bypass Lopper Shears Hello, I own a Fiskars® 32-Inch Bypass Lopper Shears that is covered by recall 1841 from Fiskars. The official recall notice states: Consumers should immediately stop using the recalled lopper shears and contact Fiskars to receive a replacement lopper. I’m writing to arrange the remedy described in the recall (a refund, repair, or replacement as applicable). Could you please tell me the next steps to resolve this? Thank you.
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