IHB Operations recalls Freedom Boom F110-F420 models with built-in 42A Lightweight Spring Arm due to weakened connection point that may cause damage or break.
Weakened connection point on the adjustable suspension arm, potentially causing damage or a break.
IHB Operations is recalling Freedom Boom models F110, F120, F130, F320, F330, F350, F410, and F420 with built-in 42A Lightweight Spring Arm. The weakened connection point on the adjustable suspension arm could cause damage or break, potentially leading to safety issues.
The adjustable suspension arm has a weakened connection point that could cause damage or break. This might lead to the system malfunctioning or becoming unstable, but the record doesn't specify serious injury risks.
Owners of the Freedom Boom models F110 through F420 with built-in 42A Lightweight Spring Arm are affected. Those using these ceiling-mounted utility systems are most at risk.
Check for Freedom Boom models labeled F110, F120, F130, F320, F330, F350, F410, or F420 with built-in 42A Lightweight Spring Arm. The product includes specific UDI-DI numbers for each series.
Identify your model by checking the product label for the series number (F110 through F420) and the 42A Lightweight Spring Arm part numbers.
Freedom Boom models F110, F120, F130, F320, F330, F350, F410, and F420 with built-in 42A Lightweight Spring Arm.
The adjustable suspension arm has a weakened connection point that could cause damage or break.
The recall record does not specify a remedy, so no action is required beyond checking if your product is affected.
We’ve drafted a message you can send IHB Operations to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-0452-2024 — IHB Operations IHB Operations Hello, I own a IHB Operations that is covered by recall Z-0452-2024 from IHB Operations. 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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