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Terminated

Rascal Scooters with Electric seat lifts, Model 600 Series, distributed between 10/27/2005 - 3/31/2006, Electric Mobility Corporation (EMC), Sewell, New Jersey 08080

FDA Recall Z-0175-2008 · Posted 2007-11-21

Recall StatusTerminated
Product CodeINI
Date Initiated2007-03-29
Date Terminated2014-04-08
Product Quantity1,756

Reason for Recall

Seat and/or lift actuator problems: 1) Models equipped with a Seat Lift, the mast screw and washer holding the Seat Lift Actuator in place will loosen break off or fall out; 2) Models assembled with Seat Lift Actuator or Seat Post Mounting Bolts, the seat may wobble or the seat will break off from the vehicle; 3) Models using Seat-On Lifting brackets with a hoist to raise an EMC vehicle equipped w

Firm Action

Consumers were sent an Urgent Medical Device Recall Notification on October 12, 2007, requesting that they immediately respond to the Medical Device Recall by calling EMC at 1-800-814-4365, or by returning an enclosed Recall Response Form, or by responding on-line at www.EMCIT.NET/801B. The Notification address three important safety issues on 1) Seat Lift Actuator Mast Screws and Washers; 2) Seat Lift Actuator or Seat Post Mounting Bolts and; 3) Incorrect Seat-On Lift Bracket Installation. Corrections to the devices will be made by the nearest Service Representatives, by scheduled in-home repairs, or return of the rear section of the scooter with EMC providing shipping material and freight payment.

Root Cause

Process change control

Distribution Pattern

Nationwide: to consumers via direct purchase from Electric Mobility Corporation.

Related FDA 510(k) Records

Devices referenced by this recall via K-numbers.

Official Source

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Source: FDA Enforcement Report / Recall database. Always confirm against the official FDA record.

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