Hanging lamps
Check against the official notice below — it lists the full affected range.
Rejuvenation has recalled its Haleigh Wire Dome Pendant hanging lamps due to a cord system that can fail to support the lamp's weight, causing it to fall and risk injury. The recalled lamps were sold in three finishes—lacquered polished brass, oil rubbed bronze, and polished nickel—and are identifiable by item numbers A5908 or A5909, which appear on a white label inside the ceiling plate. The lamps feature a parabolic brass dome with external wire structure, a ceiling plate, and are powered by a single 150-watt bulb, with cord lengths ranging from 14 to 200 inches.
Consumers who own these lamps should immediately clear the area underneath them and contact Rejuvenation for instructions on receiving a free repair or replacement. Rejuvenation will cover all costs associated with the repair or replacement, including shipping and charges for inspection, removal, and reinstallation by a licensed electrician.
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The cord system can fail to support the weight of the pendant causing it to fall, posing the risk of injury.
Consumers should immediately clear the area under the lamps and contact Rejuvenation for instructions on the free repair or replacement of recalled lamps, including shipping and charges incurred in inspecting, removing and replacing the lamps by using a licensed electrician.
This recall involves Rejuvenation Haleigh Wire Dome Pendant hanging lamps sold in three different finishes: Lacquered polished brass, oil rubbed bronze and polished nickel. The lamp is a parabolic-shaped dome made of solid brass with an external wire structure and a ceiling plate. The lamp cord can vary in length from 14 inches to 200 inches. The lamps are illuminated by one 150-watt bulb. The lamp's canopy measures 5 ¼ inches wide and 12 inches long for item # A5908 or 8 inches long for item # A5909. The item number can be found on a white label inside the ceiling plate.
Official record: U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission ↗
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