Oakworks recalls PX200 Emergency Relief Beds with incorrect weight capacity labels (stating 500 lbs when it should be 400 lbs). Affected units have specific serial numbers. Contact Oakworks for replacement.
Product label was printed without the UDI number and warning label was printed with the incorrect weight capacity. The correct weight limit is 400 lbs., but the label states 500 lbs.
Oakworks is recalling emergency relief beds that have a label showing a 500-pound weight limit when the correct limit is 400 pounds. This could lead to the bed collapsing under heavier users, causing injury.
The bed's label incorrectly states a 500-pound weight limit instead of the correct 400-pound limit. If a user exceeds this weight, the bed could collapse, potentially causing injury.
People who own or use the Oakworks PX200 Emergency Relief Bed with the specific serial numbers listed in the recall. Those who weigh over 400 pounds are at slightly higher risk of injury if the bed collapses.
Check the serial numbers on the bed: PXR769629 through PXR769829. The product label shows a weight capacity of 500 lbs instead of 400 lbs.
Look for the serial numbers on the bed: PXR769629 through PXR769829.
Confirm the weight capacity label states 500 lbs instead of the correct 400 lbs.
The bed's label incorrectly states a 500-pound weight limit when the correct limit is 400 pounds, which could cause injury if the bed collapses under heavier users.
Check the serial numbers on the bed: PXR769629 through PXR769829. The product label shows a weight capacity of 500 lbs instead of 400 lbs.
The recall does not specify a remedy, so contact Oakworks directly for instructions on replacement or repair.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Oakworks to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-1238-2022 — Oakworks Oakworks Hello, I own a Oakworks that is covered by recall Z-1238-2022 from Oakworks. 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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