Manufacturer
15 recalls in our database name Full Vision, Inc. as the manufacturing or recalling firm.
Of the 15 recalls from Full Vision, Inc. we have scored against our rubric, 0 (0%) are Critical — deaths or serious injuries reported, or the agency’s own highest classification — and 0 (0%) are Severe.
Which agencies issued them
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Severity scores below are computed from the agency’s classification and the recall text, never from manufacturer behaviour or history. Many manufacturers issue routine corrective actions (software updates, labelling corrections) that are correctly scored low — having recalls on this list isn’t inherently a quality signal.
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.
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 165 TrackMaster treadmills due to a circuit defect in the magnetic safety tether that may prevent the equipment from stopping when a user falls.
Full Vision Inc. Trackmaster treadmills (Model #317-07926GE) may fail to stop during a fall if the magnetic safety mechanism malfunctions. 69 units are affected.
Full Vision Inc. is recalling TrackMaster treadmills due to a circuit defect in the safety tether. If the magnet detaches during a fall, the treadmill may fail to stop.
Full Vision Inc. TrackMaster treadmills with specific serial numbers have a circuit defect that may prevent the magnetic safety tether from stopping the treadmill during a fall.
Full Vision Inc. Trackmaster treadmills have a rare circuit defect that may prevent the safety tether from stopping the machine during a fall.
Full Vision Inc. is recalling 38 TrackMaster TMX428 220V treadmills due to a rare circuit failure that may prevent the magnetic safety tether from stopping the machine during a fall.
Eight Full Vision Trackmaster treadmills may fail to stop if the magnetic safety tether is pulled during a fall, due to a PCB circuit defect in the tether control system.
Full Vision is recalling Rogers Brothers Rear Impact Guards because the steel may not meet specifications, potentially reducing strength and increasing injury risk in crashes.