Mobius Mobility LLC has recalled 442 units of the iBOT Personal Mobility Device (PMD) equipped with software version 01.05.24. This recall was initiated due to a software issue that could cause the device to tip over while operating in Balance Mode. No injuries or incidents have been reported to date. Consumers should stop using the device in Balance Mode and contact the manufacturer or their mobility distributor to arrange for a software update.
The software defect can cause the mobility device to unexpectedly tip over when the user is in Balance Mode, posing a significant fall risk and potential for serious injury.
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Quantity affected: 442 units.
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