Mobius Mobility recalls iBOT PMD personal mobility devices with software version 01.05.24 due to potential tipping over from Balance Mode. Affected units have specific serial numbers and software versions.
Software issue that could potentially lead to the device tipping over from Balance Mode.
Mobius Mobility is recalling iBOT PMD personal mobility devices with software version 01.05.24 because a software issue could cause the device to tip over while in Balance Mode. This poses a risk of falls or injury, especially for users who rely on the device for mobility.
The software issue in version 01.05.24 can cause the device to tip over when in Balance Mode. This happens because the software fails to properly maintain stability, increasing the risk of falls and injury during use.
People who own or use the iBOT PMD personal mobility device with software version 01.05.24 are affected. Those who use the device for mobility assistance are most at risk due to potential tipping over.
Check if your iBOT PMD has software version 01.05.24. Affected units have specific serial numbers listed in the recall notice, including 0001108, 0001110, and others.
Look for the software version on your device; affected units have version 01.05.24.
If your device has the affected software version, stop using it until a fix is applied.
The software issue in version 01.05.24 can cause the device to tip over from Balance Mode, increasing fall risk.
Check if your device has software version 01.05.24 and one of the listed serial numbers, such as 0001108 or 0001110.
Stop using it immediately and contact Mobius Mobility for further instructions.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Mobius Mobility to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-1965-2025 — Mobius Mobility Mobius Mobility Hello, I own a Mobius Mobility that is covered by recall Z-1965-2025 from Mobius Mobility. 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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