Southern Motion is recalling about 2,300 units of its "Wireless Power" reclining furniture equipped with ENouvation lithium-ion battery packs. The batteries, installed internally as an optional upgrade, can overheat and cause fires. The firm has received six reports of batteries overheating and causing fires that damaged both the chairs and floor coverings. These custom reclining chairs and sofas were sold nationwide at furniture stores like Rooms To Go and Nebraska Furniture Mart between January 2019 and September 2019. Consumers should stop using the wireless power feature and contact Southern Motion for a free in-home repair and a credit for the battery option.
The internal lithium-ion batteries can overheat during use or charging, posing a serious fire hazard to consumers and their homes. Six incidents of fire involving the furniture and floor coverings have already been reported.
Consumers should immediately stop using the "Wireless Power" reclining furniture and contact Southern Motion for a free in-home repair, including a credit for the cost of the "Wireless Power" lithium-ion battery option.

Photo of representative “Wireless Power” reclining chair. Individual models and color may vary.

Photo of representative “Wireless Power” reclining sofa. Individual models and color may vary.

Charging Port at rear of all Wireless Power reclining furniture

Photo of battery as installed in all Wireless Power furniture

Image of Top of Battery with Label

Image of with Label Bottom of Battery
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Sources: CPSC Notice · Raw API Response