ALERT: IKEA Recalls Product That May Put You at Risk
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At the Seniors Discount Club, we always strive to keep our members informed of the very best in safety, security, and knowledge.
Unfortunately, even popular products from trusted brands aren't immune to a recall.
In fact, one of IKEA's most popular items – a swivel desk chair – could potentially be harmful to its users...
The Odger swivel chair is a staple in Ikea's furniture collection.
The latest version is made of a wood-plastic composite seat with aluminium tubing legs and rubber feet and is available in several colours, including black, brown, cream, and white.
Customers have praised the item for being comfortable and good-looking, and many have bought it as a desk chair at home or in the office.
Product Safety Australia (PSA) warned: 'If the leg breaks and the chair collapses while a person is sitting on it, there is a risk of injury to the user.'
When checking if your Odger chair is part of the recall, customers have to look for the date stamp located at the bottom of the seat's material.
The recalled item has date stamps before and including 2221, with 22 representing the year and 21 representing the week it was produced.
If the stamp on your chair matches with the aforementioned code, it’s important to return the chair to any Ikea store in Australia for a full refund – no proof of purchase required.
The PSA also suggests registering your product in the IKEA product recall database, in case of any future manufacturer’s issues.
Please visit Ikea's website at www.IKEA.com.au for more information.
Additionally, if you're looking to return your chair for a refund, all you have to do is bring the item back to the store. Remember: A proof of purchase is not required!
You can also contact IKEA at:
• ACT/NSW: 02 8020 6641
• Queensland/Northern Territory: 07 3380 6800
• Victoria/Tasmania: 03 8523 2154
• South Australia: 08 8234 3333
• Western Australia: 08 8234 3944
Don’t take any chances with your safety! Share this article with family or friends who may have purchased the item, to ensure they are aware of the risks.
Stay safe, folks!
Unfortunately, even popular products from trusted brands aren't immune to a recall.
In fact, one of IKEA's most popular items – a swivel desk chair – could potentially be harmful to its users...
The Odger swivel chair is a staple in Ikea's furniture collection.
The latest version is made of a wood-plastic composite seat with aluminium tubing legs and rubber feet and is available in several colours, including black, brown, cream, and white.
Customers have praised the item for being comfortable and good-looking, and many have bought it as a desk chair at home or in the office.
Product Safety Australia (PSA) warned: 'If the leg breaks and the chair collapses while a person is sitting on it, there is a risk of injury to the user.'
When checking if your Odger chair is part of the recall, customers have to look for the date stamp located at the bottom of the seat's material.
The recalled item has date stamps before and including 2221, with 22 representing the year and 21 representing the week it was produced.
If the stamp on your chair matches with the aforementioned code, it’s important to return the chair to any Ikea store in Australia for a full refund – no proof of purchase required.
The PSA also suggests registering your product in the IKEA product recall database, in case of any future manufacturer’s issues.
Please visit Ikea's website at www.IKEA.com.au for more information.
Additionally, if you're looking to return your chair for a refund, all you have to do is bring the item back to the store. Remember: A proof of purchase is not required!
You can also contact IKEA at:
• ACT/NSW: 02 8020 6641
• Queensland/Northern Territory: 07 3380 6800
• Victoria/Tasmania: 03 8523 2154
• South Australia: 08 8234 3333
• Western Australia: 08 8234 3944
Key Takeaways
- IKEA has issued an urgent recall on their popular Odger swivel chair in colour anthracite.
- The chair is being recalled due to complications with the star base leg, which is at risk of breaking and causing harm to users.
- The recalled item has date stamps before and including 2221, with 22 representing the year and 21 representing the week it was produced.
- The chair should be returned to any Ikea store Australia for a full refund, with no proof of purchase required.
- For more information, contact Ikea at www.IKEA.com.au/recalls or call their customer service line for your corresponding state.
Don’t take any chances with your safety! Share this article with family or friends who may have purchased the item, to ensure they are aware of the risks.
Stay safe, folks!