Matrix ClimbMills
Check against the official notice below — it lists the full affected range.
Johnson Health Tech is recalling Matrix ClimbMill stair-step exercise machines because the stop/pause controls on the right handgrip can malfunction, creating a fall hazard to users. The recalled machines have specific frame serial numbers ranging from CS17111100102 through CS24H150500049, and only those with "STOP" and "Pause" printed on the right handgrip are affected. These black and gray machines are used in commercial fitness facilities including health clubs, hotels, apartment complexes, rehabilitation centers, schools, and municipal facilities. The frame serial number can be found on the bottom front of the base near the power switch.
Affected consumers should immediately stop using their ClimbMills and contact Johnson Health Tech North America to schedule a free repair. Johnson Health Tech is contacting purchasers of the recalled machines directly.
Written by software from the official notice below. Not reviewed by a lawyer.
The stop/pause controls on the right handgrip can malfunction, posing a fall hazard to the user.
Consumers should immediately stop using the recalled ClimbMills and contact Johnson Health Tech North America to schedule a free repair. Johnson is contacting purchasers of the recalled ClimbMills directly.
This recall involves Matrix ClimbMill stair-step exercise machines with the following frame serial numbers: Serial Numbers CS17111100102 - CS17120901766 CS21130800080 - CS21130500062 CS22130602881 - CS22130602863 CS23130800001 - CS23140703749 CS23B131100001 - CS23B140701050 CS24140700001 - CS24150702803 CS24C140800001 - CS24C150200900 CS24H150100001 - CS24H150500049 Only ClimbMills that have a right handgrip with the words "STOP" and "Pause" printed on them are included in this recall. The frame serial numbers are located on the bottom front of the base near the power switch. The ClimbMills are black and gray with Matrix printed on the side of the machine. These four-step exercise machines are used in commercial fitness facilities such as health clubs, hotels, apartment complexes, rehabilitation centers, schools, and municipal facilities.
Official record: U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission ↗
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