AV Cart Recall After 3 Child Deaths from Tip-Overs
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Luxor Workspaces is recalling about 84,700 audiovisual carts that have been sold since at least the 1980s, after three children died and another was injured when the carts carrying TVs tipped over and fell on them. The recalled carts are three base models with at least 325 cart model numbers affected. The carts have been sold at Grainger, 123Stores and Amazon, and may be present in schools, daycares, churches and other places where children may be present. Consumers should request a free repair from Luxor and stop using the carts immediately.
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- 80,000+ carts with 'serious tip-over hazard' that killed 3 children being recalled KATU
- Audiovisual carts recalled for tip-over hazard; 3 deaths reported WPRI.com
- Recall alert: AV carts recalled; three children have died because of tip-overs WPXI Pittsburgh
- These Recalled A/V Carts Have Killed at Least Three Kids Gizmodo
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