Invacare recalls DOLOMITE GLOSS rollators (models 450-680) due to seat collapse risk. Affected units have serial numbers 20BHL0002-21IHL1910. Stop using immediately to prevent injury.
Premature failure of the seat during use, the plastic eyelets of the folding mechanism of the device's seat can break, and in a worst-case crossbar also breaks and the Rollator can collapse causing injury to user
Invacare is recalling several DOLOMITE GLOSS rollators because the seat can break and collapse during use, potentially causing injury. This risk affects users who rely on these devices for mobility support.
The plastic eyelets in the seat's folding mechanism can break prematurely. If the crossbar also breaks, the rollator may collapse while in use, leading to injury.
People who own or use Invacare DOLOMITE GLOSS rollators with serial numbers 20BHL0002 to 21IHL1910 are affected. Those who use these rollators for walking support or as a resting seat are most at risk.
Check for serial numbers between 20BHL0002 and 21IHL1910 on the rollator. The affected models include DOLOMITE GLOSS 450, 520, 600, and 680 rollators.
Immediately stop using the rollator if it has a serial number between 20BHL0002 and 21IHL1910.
The affected models are DOLOMITE GLOSS 450, 520, 600, and 680 rollators with serial numbers 20BHL0002 to 21IHL1910.
The plastic eyelets in the seat's folding mechanism can break, potentially causing the rollator to collapse and injure the user.
Check the serial number on the rollator. If it falls between 20BHL0002 and 21IHL1910, it is affected.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Invacare to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-2445-2023 — Invacare Invacare Hello, I own a Invacare that is covered by recall Z-2445-2023 from Invacare. 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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