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Harbor Freight Tools 2022-02-09 Kitchen serious CPSC
Kitchen · CPSC · Recall #CPSC-22075

Pittsburgh Automotive Pneumatic Roller Seats Recall

Issued February 9, 2022 · Harbor Freight Tools · 478,800 units affected

In February 2022, Harbor Freight Tools recalled the Pittsburgh Automotive Pneumatic Roller Seats, a serious kitchen recall reported by the CPSC.

Compiled by Maya Ellison, RecallCheckr

What this means for you

The connection from the seat to the seat post can break, posing a fall hazard.

What you should do

  1. 1 Stop using Pittsburgh Automotive Pneumatic Roller Seats right away.
  2. 2 Set it aside where it won't be used by mistake.
  3. 3 Contact Harbor Freight Tools to arrange your refund. See the official notice below for contact details.
  4. 4 Keep the product until your remedy is fully processed. You may need it.
Official remedy (Refund): Consumers should immediately stop using the recalled seats and return them to the nearest Harbor Freight Tools store for a free replacement or full refund in the form of a gift card. If you are unable to return the seat to one of Harbor Freight Tools' locations, contact Harbor Freight Tools using the toll-free number or email address below to request a prepaid return shipping label for a replacement or a refund. Harbor Freight Tools is contacting all known purchasers directly.

Recall details

Brand
Harbor Freight Tools
Category
Kitchen
Recall date
February 9, 2022
Units affected
478,800
Sold at
Harbor Freight Tools stores nationwide and online at www.harborfreight.com from July 2014 through September 2021 for about $30.
Recall number
CPSC-22075
Made in
China
Issuing agency
CPSC

In context

  • Harbor Freight Tools has 9 recalls in our database.
  • We're tracking 296 Kitchen recalls in our database.
  • 478,800 units is enough to reach roughly 1 in every 274 US households.
  • This is the 38th Kitchen recall we've logged in 2022.
Read the official CPSC notice

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