Altimate Medical recalls ActiveAid 922 shower/commode chairs due to frame foldability issues that prevent secure strapping in folded position. Affected units have serial number 9007150:001.
Device manufactured with a component with affects the foldability of the frame, not allowing it to be secured by the frame strap in the folded position.
Altimate Medical is recalling its ActiveAid 922 shower/commode chairs because the frame may not fold securely with the strap. This could cause the chair to tip over if not properly secured, posing a fall risk for users.
The chair's frame may not fold securely with the frame strap in the folded position. This means the chair could tip over if not properly secured, potentially causing a fall or injury to the user.
Users of the ActiveAid 922 shower/commode chairs are most at risk if they attempt to fold the chair without ensuring the frame strap is properly secured. People who use the chair for showering or commode support are particularly vulnerable.
Check for the ActiveAid 922 shower/commode chair with serial number 90071504001. The product was sold with this specific serial number.
Ensure the frame strap is properly secured before folding the chair to prevent tipping.
Yes, the chair is safe to use if not folded, as the hazard only occurs when folding the chair.
The recall does not specify a remedy, so users should check if the frame strap is properly secured before folding the chair.
The affected chair has serial number 90071504001.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Altimate Medical to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-0880-2023 — Altimate Medical Altimate Medical Hello, I own a Altimate Medical that is covered by recall Z-0880-2023 from Altimate Medical. 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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