Quoizel recalls Northridge outdoor hanging lanterns (model #AGNT1912K) due to risk of glass separating and falling, potentially injuring nearby people. Consumers must stop using and return for free replacement.
The glass lantern can separate from the top support ring and fall, injuring people who are nearby.
Quoizel is recalling outdoor hanging lanterns labeled 'Northridge' with model #AGNT1912K because the glass can detach from the top support and fall, causing injury to people nearby. This hazard affects lanterns sold in the 2009 Quoizel catalog.
The lantern's glass can separate from the top support ring and fall. This poses a risk of injury to people standing or walking nearby, especially if the lantern is not securely anchored.
Owners of outdoor hanging lanterns labeled 'Northridge' with model #AGNT1912K from the 2009 Quoizel catalog are affected. People using these lanterns outdoors near walkways or seating areas are at highest risk of injury.
Check for the model number #AGNT1912K on the lantern's box, tag, instruction sheet, or ceiling mount. The lantern was sold in the 2009 Quoizel catalog and has a height of 19.5 inches.
Immediately stop using the outdoor hanging lantern as it can fall and cause injury.
Reach out to Quoizel Inc. for a free replacement of the recalled lantern.
Consumers should immediately stop using the outdoor hanging lantern and contact Quoizel Inc. for a free replacement.
The model number is #AGNT1912K, located on the lantern's box, tag, instruction sheet, or ceiling mount.
These lanterns were sold in the 2009 Quoizel catalog.
The lantern is 19.5 inches tall.
Yes, the lantern can fall and injure people nearby, so immediate action is required.
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Subject: Recall 550 — Quoiz:el Outdoor hanging lantern Hello, I own a Outdoor hanging lantern that is covered by recall 550 from Quoiz:el. The official recall notice states: Consumers should immediately stop using the outdoor hanging lantern and contact Quoizel Inc. for a free replacement. 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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