Med-Mizer recalls Med-Riser MR600 Patient Lifts with serial numbers from MR600000 to MR600240 due to risk of boom pivot failing from loose nuts and bolts.
Risk of boom pivot failing due to the nut securing the boom becoming loose and the bolt to be unsecure to the flange on the side.
Med-Mizer is recalling Med-Riser MR600 Patient Lifts with serial numbers from MR600000 to MR600240 because the boom pivot could become loose, potentially causing the lift to fail during use. This poses a risk of injury if the lift malfunctions while lifting patients.
The boom pivot on the lift can become loose due to the nut securing the boom becoming loose and the bolt not being securely attached to the flange on the side. If this happens, the lift could fail while in use, potentially causing injury to patients or caregivers.
Patients and caregivers who own or use Med-Riser MR600 Patient Lifts with serial numbers from MR600000 to MR600240 are most at risk. Healthcare facilities using these lifts should check their inventory.
Check your Med-Riser MR600 Patient Lift for a serial number starting with MR600000 and ending with MR600240. The recall covers all units with these specific serial numbers.
Look for the serial number on your Med-Riser MR600 Patient Lift, which starts with MR600000 and ends with MR600240.
Reach out to Med-Mizer, Inc. for further instructions on how to address the issue with your lift.
The boom pivot could become loose due to the nut securing the boom becoming loose and the bolt not being securely attached to the flange on the side, which may cause the lift to fail during use.
Your lift is affected if it has a serial number starting with MR600000 and ending with MR600240.
Contact Med-Mizer, Inc. for instructions on how to address the issue with your lift.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Med-Mizer to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-1204-2023 — Med-Mizer Med-Mizer Hello, I own a Med-Mizer that is covered by recall Z-1204-2023 from Med-Mizer. 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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