Full Vision Inc

Complete recall history across all FDA and CPSC categories — 14 total recalls

Full Vision Inc appears in recall records across 1 category. This page consolidates all FDA food, drug, and medical device enforcement actions, plus CPSC consumer product recalls associated with this company. Recall data is sourced from openFDA and CPSC public databases.

Device Recalls (14)

FDA medical device enforcement actions by Full Vision Inc

Date Product Reason Class
May 12, 2023 TRACKMASTER, TREADMILL TMX428CP 110V, MODEL NUMBER 317-07928 Treadmill malfunction: drive PCB can misread the signals and stop or reverse... Class II
May 12, 2023 TRACKMASTER, TREADMILL TMX428 220V, MODEL NUMBER 317-07927 Treadmill malfunction: drive PCB can misread the signals and stop or reverse... Class II
May 12, 2023 TRACKMASTER, TREADMILL GE T2100-ST1 110VV, MODEL NUMBER 317-07926GE Treadmill malfunction: drive PCB can misread the signals and stop or reverse... Class II
May 12, 2023 TRACKMASTER, TREADMILL GE T2100-ST2 220V, MODEL NUMBER 317-07927GE Treadmill malfunction: drive PCB can misread the signals and stop or reverse... Class II
May 12, 2023 TRACKMASTER, TREADMILL TMX428 110V, MODEL NUMBER 317-07926 Treadmill malfunction: drive PCB can misread the signals and stop or reverse... Class II
May 12, 2023 TRACKMASTER, TREADMILL TMX428CP 220V, MODEL NUMBER 317-07929 Treadmill malfunction: drive PCB can misread the signals and stop or reverse... Class II
May 12, 2023 TRACKMASTER, TREADMILL GE T2100-ST2 220V CHINA, MODEL NUMBER 317-07927GE CHINA Treadmill malfunction: drive PCB can misread the signals and stop or reverse... Class II
Aug 31, 2022 FULL VISION INC. TRACKMASTER, TREADMILL TMX428 110V, Model #317-07926 This has been identified a rare occurrence, under a specific scenario, where ... Class II
Aug 31, 2022 FULL VISION INC. TRACKMASTER, TREADMILL TMX428CP 110V, Model #317-07928 This has been identified a rare occurrence, under a specific scenario, where ... Class II
Aug 31, 2022 FULL VISION INC. TRACKMASTER, TREADMILL GE T2100-ST2 220V, Model #317-07927GE This has been identified a rare occurrence, under a specific scenario, where ... Class II
Aug 31, 2022 FULL VISION INC. TRACKMASTER, TREADMILL GE T2100-ST2 220V, Model #317-07927GE... This has been identified a rare occurrence, under a specific scenario, where ... Class II
Aug 31, 2022 FULL VISION INC. TRACKMASTER, TREADMILL GE T2100-ST1 110V, Model #317-07926GE This has been identified a rare occurrence, under a specific scenario, where ... Class II
Aug 31, 2022 FULL VISION INC. TRACKMASTER,TREADMILL TMX428 220V, Model #317-07927 This has been identified a rare occurrence, under a specific scenario, where ... Class II
Aug 31, 2022 FULL VISION INC. TRACKMASTER, TREADMILL TMX428CP 220V, Model #317-07929 This has been identified a rare occurrence, under a specific scenario, where ... Class II

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