FDA (Devices) recall action 92382
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Treadmill malfunction: drive PCB can misread the signals and stop or reverse and then accelerate forward.
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Full Vision Inc recalls 95 TRACKMASTER GE T2100-ST2 treadmills with a defective drive PCB that may misread signals, causing the equipment to unexpectedly stop, reverse, or accelerate forward.
Full Vision Inc is recalling 1,416 TrackMaster GE T2100-ST2 220V treadmills worldwide due to a drive circuit board defect that can cause the treadmill to stop suddenly, reverse unexpectedly, or accelerate forward, posing a risk of falls or injury.
Full Vision Inc is recalling 96 TrackMaster TMX428CP treadmills due to a drive PCB malfunction that can cause the belt to unexpectedly stop, reverse, or accelerate, posing an injury risk to users.
Full Vision Inc is recalling approximately 565 TrackMaster TMX428 treadmills due to a drive circuit board malfunction that can cause the belt to unexpectedly stop, reverse, or accelerate, posing a risk of falls or injury.
Full Vision's TrackMaster treadmill can experience drive PCB malfunctions causing unexpected stopping, reversal, and acceleration. The malfunction affects 264 units distributed worldwide.
Drive board malfunction in TrackMaster TMX428 treadmills can cause unexpected belt reversal or acceleration, creating fall and impact injury risks. 376 units affected.
Full Vision Inc. is recalling 39 TrackMaster treadmills with a drive PCB malfunction that can cause unexpected stopping, reversal, or acceleration.