Skytron recalls Ergon 3 Series Skyboom Monitor Brackets with potential weld failure at pivot point, risking display falls and injury. Affected units have specific serial numbers.
Potential for the weld to fail at the pivot point of the monitor bracket. This weld failure could cause the display interface and bracket to fall from its mounted location, resulting in injury.
Skytron is recalling its Ergon 3 Series Skyboom Monitor Brackets due to a risk that the weld at the pivot point could fail, causing the monitor to fall and potentially injure someone. This recall affects specific units with listed serial numbers.
The monitor bracket has a weld that could fail at the pivot point. If this happens, the display and bracket might fall from their mounted position, leading to injury.
Users of the Skytron Ergon 3 Series Skyboom Monitor Brackets with the listed serial numbers are affected. Those mounting monitors on these brackets are most at risk if the weld fails.
Check if your Skytron Ergon 3 Series Skyboom Monitor Bracket has a serial number starting with 1507T719 or 1508T719 or 1509T719 or 1510T719. The product is sold as a single monitor mount for screens up to 27 inches.
Look for the serial number on the bracket, which starts with 1507T719, 1508T719, 1509T719, or 1510T719.
If your bracket has a listed serial number, stop using it immediately to prevent injury from a potential fall.
The recalled model is the Skytron Ergon 3 Series Skyboom Monitor Bracket, a single monitor mount for screens up to 27 inches.
Check the serial number on the bracket; affected units have serial numbers starting with 1507T719, 1508T719, 1509T719, or 1510T719.
If your bracket has a listed serial number, stop using it immediately to prevent injury from a potential fall.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Skytron to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-1569-2020 — Skytron Skytron Hello, I own a Skytron that is covered by recall Z-1569-2020 from Skytron. 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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