Pride Mobility Products
FDA adverse event reports naming Pride Mobility Products as the device manufacturer, with recall history from the live FDA recall database. Reporter-supplied name as filed: PRIDE MOBILITY PRODUCTS.
- Total reports
- 1,836
- Deaths
- 81
- Injuries
- 1,323
- Malfunctions
- 309
Reports per year
Source: FDA adverse event reports by year received, 2011–2025. Reporting paused during the 2026 MAUDE-to-AEMS transition and has since resumed.
Top device categories
Recent recalls
- 2017-01-03TerminatedUse error
TRU-Balance 3 Power Positioning Systems, TB3 Lift/Tilt/Recline (Gen 1). Mobility Medical Device
The interface between the TB3 back and tilt base can separate when tilted beyond the specified angle.
- 2012-07-03TerminatedNonconforming Material/Component
Victory 9 with Power Seat (SC609PS) Motorized wheelchair with elevating seat.
The main harness connector was manufactured without the required back shield sealing protection. As a result, there is the potential for water to seep through the nonconforming harness.
- 2011-09-14TerminatedNonconforming Material/Component
Victory 10, 3 Wheel (SC610) Mobility medical device
Contract manufacturer error. Component part(s) (fuses) specifications were not adhered to as outlined in Pride's Engineering drawings.
- 2011-09-14TerminatedNonconforming Material/Component
Victory 10, 4 Wheel (SC710) Mobility medical device
Contract manufacturer error. Component part(s) (fuses) specifications were not adhered to as outlined in Pride's Engineering drawings.
- 2010-09-29TerminatedOther
Jazzy Select with XLR Port Harness
Improper set-up of the wire harness can allow wires to be pulled from their intended position and become caught under the motor mounting bracket located under the powered wheelchair. This can cause the wire connector and/or the wire itself to be pulled or pinched which can lead to a short or open circuit.
- 2010-09-29TerminatedOther
Jazzy Select 6 with XLR Port Harness
Improper set-up of the wire harness can allow wires to be pulled from their intended position and become caught under the motor mounting bracket located under the powered wheelchair. This can cause the wire connector and/or the wire itself to be pulled or pinched which can lead to a short or open circuit.
- 2008-08-27TerminatedSoftware design
Q-Logic Controller Software used on the following power wheelchairs: Q6000, Q6000XL, Q6000Z, R4000, Q600, Q600XL, Q610, Q1107, Q600E, and Dynamo 1107
Software - Watch dog timer feature was disabled.
- 2004-11-19TerminatedOther
Lift Chairs. Electric Positioning Chair.
The heating pad on these Lift Chairs may tear at the entry point causing a short and/or overheating, which can damage the chair.
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