Accora recalls Advance Chairs with serial numbers 10001-SC1-20 to 10570-SC1-21 and other models due to potential backrest detachment. Consumers should check their serial numbers and contact Accora for details.
The firm has identified a potential for the backrest to become detached from the chair.
Accora is recalling several models of Advance Chairs because the backrest might detach. This could cause the chair to become unstable, especially if the user is sitting or moving. Affected consumers should stop using the chairs until they can get a replacement or fix.
The backrest can become detached from the chair, which may cause the chair to tip over or become unstable. This is particularly dangerous when the user is sitting or moving, as it could lead to a fall or injury.
People who own or use Accora Advance Chairs with the specific serial numbers listed in the recall. Those who sit on the chair while it's unstable are at higher risk.
Check the serial number on the chair's base. Affected models include those with serial numbers from 10001-SC1-20 to 10570-SC1-21 and other ranges listed in the recall notice.
Look for the serial number on the chair's base to determine if it's in the affected range.
Reach out to Accora for specific instructions on how to fix or replace the chair.
Accora has identified a potential for the backrest to become detached from the chair, which could cause instability.
Check the serial number on the chair's base. Affected models include those with serial numbers from 10001-SC1-20 to 10570-SC1-21 and other ranges listed in the recall notice.
Contact Accora for specific instructions on how to fix or replace the chair.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Accora to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-2453-2021 — Accora Accora Hello, I own a Accora that is covered by recall Z-2453-2021 from Accora. 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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