Nova Ortho-Med recalls Monarch Rollator Blue walkers with model 4329BL due to potential fall hazard when transitioning from slouched to upright seating.
Firm identified a potential risk for a fall hazard. When the end user is readjusting from the slouched seated position to an upright seated position, there is the potential for the movement to cause the backrest to lift out of the backrest holder and disengage from the unit.
Nova Ortho-Med is recalling Monarch Rollator Blue walkers with model number 4329BL because they can disengage from the backrest holder during seat adjustments, increasing fall risk. This hazard affects users who need mobility aids and could lead to injuries if the walker becomes unstable.
When a user moves from a slouched seated position to an upright seated position, the backrest may lift out of its holder and become disengaged from the walker. This can cause the walker to become unstable, increasing the risk of falls.
Users of the Monarch Rollator Blue walkers with model 4329BL are most at risk, particularly those who require mobility assistance and frequently adjust their seating position.
Check for the model number 4329BL on the walker. The serial number range is HT4329BLME0001 to HT4329BLPG0300. The product was sold with the UPC code 652308012249.
Inspect the backrest holder to ensure it stays securely attached during seat adjustments.
Check if your Monarch Rollator Blue has model number 4329BL with serial numbers from HT4329BLME0001 to HT4329BLPG0300.
Stop using the walker immediately and contact Nova Ortho-Med for guidance on safe alternatives.
Look for the model number 4329BL and serial numbers in the range HT4329BLME0001 to HT4329BLPG0300 on the product label.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Nova Ortho-Med to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-0129-2025 — Nova Ortho-Med Nova Ortho-Med Hello, I own a Nova Ortho-Med that is covered by recall Z-0129-2025 from Nova Ortho-Med. 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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