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Recalls of Interest
*Information sourced from productsafety.govt.nz
AEG 58V 4Ah & 8Ah Batteries
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The product is being voluntarily recalled due to a defective component in the battery on a limited production run. If the battery safety mechanisms fail then there is a risk that the battery may smoke and / or catch fire.
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Immediately stop using the batteries and remove it from the tool or charger that it may be in use with. Please contact Techtronic Industries N.Z. Limited who will advise you how to proceed.
Recalled 7th February 2023
Philips Avent Baby Monitor
Recalled 12th July 2023
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A limited batch of parent units of Philips video baby monitors were equipped with rechargeable lithium-ion batteries which can overheat under some conditions. Globally, Philips Consumer Lifestyle has received reports of minor property damages and minor burns. There is a possibility of a fire hazard.
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Stop using the product, contact Philips for a replacement or refund, and safely dispose of the product.
Jurry JYD-60 Battery Charger
Recalled 6th September 2023
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The charger is not within the required NZ Electrical Standards, and may pose a safety risk.
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Immediately cease using the charger and contact the Motorcycle dealership you bought the Lima M9 Moped from to be supplied a new charger free of charge. Safely dispose of the old charger.
You can find all available information on product recall’s by clicking the below link
*www.productsafety.govt.nz
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