Full Vision recalls 200+ TMX428 220V treadmills with model number 317-07927 due to potential drive PCB malfunction causing unexpected stops/reversals.
Treadmill malfunction: drive PCB can misread the signals and stop or reverse and then accelerate forward.
Full Vision is recalling 200+ TMX428 220V treadmills with specific serial numbers because the drive control board may misread signals, causing the treadmill to stop, reverse, or accelerate unexpectedly. This could lead to loss of control during use.
The treadmill's drive control board (PCB) may misread movement signals, causing the machine to stop, reverse direction, or accelerate unexpectedly. This could lead to loss of control and potential injury if the user is not prepared for sudden changes in motion.
Owners of Full Vision Trackmaster TMX428 220V treadmills with serial numbers listed in the recall (model 317-07927) are affected. Users who experience sudden stops or reversals during operation are most at risk.
Check if your treadmill has the model number 317-07927 and serial numbers starting with FVDC- (e.g., FVDC-7630 to FVDC-8808). The recall covers 200+ specific units sold in the U.S.
Verify your treadmill's model number is 317-07927 and serial number starts with FVDC- (e.g., FVDC-7630 to FVDC-8808).
If your treadmill is affected, stop using it immediately to prevent unexpected stops or reversals.
Full Vision recalls these treadmills because the drive control board may misread signals, causing unexpected stops, reversals, or accelerations that could lead to loss of control.
Check if your treadmill has model number 317-07927 and serial numbers starting with FVDC- (e.g., FVDC-7630 to FVDC-8808).
Stop using it immediately and contact Full Vision for further instructions.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Full Vision to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-2053-2023 — Full Vision Full Vision Hello, I own a Full Vision that is covered by recall Z-2053-2023 from Full Vision. 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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