The customer states that the seat on the rollator always slides side-to-side, and when the end-user went to sit on the seat, she slid, causing her to fall backwards and hit her head and hip.An emt came out and helped her up, but she did not need to go to a doctor.The event is reported as having occurred on a hardwood surface, with the end-user sitting on the device's seat with the loop brake engaged.The device involved with this event was returned to compass health brands and evaluated on 6/30/2017.The customer's complaint could be confirmed from a review of the returned device.The plastic clips that hold the seat to the frame on the rollator appeared to have been loose on the returned device - the screws that hold the plastic clips to the seat were slightly loosened, causing the retention for movement from side-to-side to go down.The plastic seat was also found to be cracked, and starting to bend downward.The upholstery had to be cut on the bottom of the seat in order to verify what was happening.
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