Ki Mobility recalls Little Wave Tyke chairs with weight limit 95 lbs due to Instructions for Use intended for mechanical wheelchairs, not chairs with casters.
The Instructions for Use provided with the device contained information intended for use of a mechanical wheelchair, not a chair with casters.
Ki Mobility is recalling Little Wave Tyke chairs (weight limit 95 lbs) because the Instructions for Use were written for mechanical wheelchairs, not chairs with casters. This could cause confusion in use for people with disabilities.
The Instructions for Use were designed for mechanical wheelchairs, not chairs with casters. This could lead to incorrect use, but the hazard is not immediate or life-threatening.
People who own or use Little Wave Tyke chairs with a weight limit of 95 pounds are affected. Those with disabilities who rely on these chairs for mobility are most at risk.
Look for the Little Wave Tyke chair with a weight limit of 95 lbs. Check the serial numbers listed in the recall: TYK0000500 to TYK0000534.
Verify your chair's serial number is in the list: TYK0000500 to TYK0000534.
The Instructions for Use were intended for mechanical wheelchairs, not chairs with casters, which could cause confusion in use for people with disabilities.
Check if your chair's serial number is in the list: TYK0000500 to TYK0000534. If it is, contact Ki Mobility for more information.
The hazard is low risk as the Instructions for Use were for mechanical wheelchairs, not chairs with casters, and does not cause immediate injury.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Ki Mobility to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-0467-2022 — Ki Mobility Ki Mobility Hello, I own a Ki Mobility that is covered by recall Z-0467-2022 from Ki Mobility. 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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