Medline Full Electric Basic Homecare Bed recalled for hand pendant fire hazard
Stop using Medline Full Electric Basic Homecare Bed
Medline Industries is recalling certain Full Electric Basic Homecare Beds because the hand control pendant and cord may overheat and catch fire in rare situations—such as when the bed is overloaded, blocked, or has jammed parts. The company has received 58 reports of the pendant sparking, burning, melting, or smoking.
- Stop using the bed immediately if you own model REF MDR107003E or MDR107003E-4.
- Unplug the bed and move it away from flammable materials.
- Contact Medline Industries for repair or replacement instructions.
- Do not attempt to use or repair the pendant yourself.
Medline Industries has identified a potential hazard involving the hand control pendant and associated wires. In rare and atypical scenarios such as operating the bed above its specified weight limit, encountering an obstruction to bed movement, or experiencing jammed components/motor the hand pendant and pendant cords may overheat and, in rare instances, pose a risk of fire. Medline Industries, LP has received a total of (58) complaints associated with reports of pendant sparking, burning, melting, smoking or fire.
Official notice
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