Oakworks recalls emergency field beds with model OBMPBR361980A6TTGRCS due to incorrect weight capacity label (400 lbs vs 500 lbs).
The 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 field beds with model number OBMPBR361980A6TTGRCS because the warning label incorrectly states a 500-pound weight limit when the actual limit is 400 pounds. This could lead to the bed collapsing under heavier users.
The bed's warning label shows a 500-pound weight capacity, but the actual safe limit is 400 pounds. If a user exceeds this weight, the bed could collapse, potentially causing injury.
Owners of Oakworks Emergency Field Beds with model number OBMPBR361980A6TTGRCS are affected. People who use these beds for emergency situations or heavy users are at slightly higher risk.
Check for the model number OBMPBR361980A6TTGRCS on the bed. Serial numbers starting with PWK769356 through PWK769464 indicate affected units.
Verify the bed's actual weight limit is 400 pounds, not 500 pounds as labeled.
The warning label incorrectly states a 500-pound weight capacity when the actual safe limit is 400 pounds.
Model OBMPBR361980A6TTGRCS with serial numbers from PWK769356 to PWK769464.
Check if your bed's weight capacity matches the actual 400-pound limit. No action is required if it's correct.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Oakworks to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-1239-2022 — Oakworks Oakworks Hello, I own a Oakworks that is covered by recall Z-1239-2022 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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