Walker, Mechanical（ITJ）

Firm identified a potential risk for a fall hazard. When the end user is readjusting from the slouched seated position to an upright seated position, there is the potential for the movement to cause the backrest to lift out of the backrest holder and disengage from the unit.

Firm identified a potential risk for a fall hazard. When the end user is readjusting from the slouched seated position to an upright seated position, there is the potential for the movement to cause the backrest to lift out of the backrest holder and disengage from the unit.

Firm identified a potential risk for a fall hazard. When the end user is readjusting from the slouched seated position to an upright seated position, there is the potential for the movement to cause the backrest to lift out of the backrest holder and disengage from the unit.

The tiller separates from the base/front caster assembly. If the knee walker fails, a user may fall and sustain an injury

The tiller separates from the base/front caster assembly. If the knee walker fails, a user may fall and sustain an injury

Due to walkers not meeting product specifications. Walkers were manufactured with misaligned wheels.

Premature failure of the seat during use, the plastic eyelets of the folding mechanism of the device's seat can break, and in a worst-case crossbar also breaks and the Rollator can collapse causing injury to user

Wheel spoke may crack causing the wheel to separate from the axle may result in patient injuries, including bruising and lacerations requiring stitches.

Due to a failure of the welds, the casters detached from the rear legs of the walker.

The plastic plug on the chest support for Mustang and Rabbit/Rabbit Up can come loose without use of a tool.

Walkers within the identified serial range have the potential for the front fork to unscrew itself from the leg. A partially unscrewed fork creates unevenness in the wheelbase, which could cause instability, that if not detected by the user, may result in the front fork falling off the walker.

This recall is due to a mandated order from the FDA for stock recovery and return of the imported item.

Nova Medical is recalling the Journey Rolling Walker because the screws used to hold the black side support pieces to the frame can become loose over time. This can result in the locking nut coming off and the screw falling out.

The caster may separate completely from the device frame causing injury to user.

Product wheels may be too loose, too tight, or fall off.

There have been 5 customer reports of a 501-1018 series DMI Rollator Transport Chair collapsing during use.

Harbor Freight Tools intiaited a recall of Sit/Stand Rolling Walker (SKU/Item Number 66838, sold June 2009 to March 2014) because, over time, there is the possibility that a walker wheel may come off this product following repeated use without tightening the wheel bolt to the frame, presenting a potential hazard for the user.

The recall has been initiated because there is the potential that users may fall and become injured, with the potential for serious injury, including bone fracture. One death occurred in a user fall incident, but it is unclear whether the fall was caused by the loss of a wheel. Among the walkers distributed worldwide, Etac¿ has received a total of 49 reports from Europe and Japan of wheels falling