The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission said it has settled an administrative lawsuit against thyssenkrupp Access Corp., now known as TK Access Solutions Corp.
said today it has settled an administrative lawsuit with a residential elevator company that has agreed to provide owners with a free inspection and installation of space guards.against ThyssenKrupp Access Corp., now known as TK Access Solutions Corp., of Grandview, Missouri.
The commission said they are aware of three incidents involving the elevators including a 2-year-old who died in 2017 and a 3-year-old that was left permanently disabled in 2010. TKA, the commission said, is providing free inspections of the elevators and free installation of space guards if needed. The company said it had already been working for years to help homeowners address improper third-party installations of home elevators that were delivered to dealers by the company before it exited the residential elevator business in 2012.
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