Amara Heel
The shoe’s heel may become detached during wear without warning.
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The shoe’s heel may become detached during wear without warning.
The heat pad fitted within the affected sofas can overheat during use and may cause a fire.
Due to an internal fault the power hub can overheat, burn and melt.
The container may bulge or swell due to internal pressure build up. Contents can be expelled when the container is opened.
When the product is used, it may inflate and heat rapidly. The product can become very hot and burst open.
The topper can break into small pieces and create a choking hazard for young children.
The remote doesn’t comply with the mandatory standards for products containing button/coin batteries . The battery isn’t secured, and children could access the button/coin battery. The packaging is missing warning information about the dangers of button/coin batteries to children what to do when a person suspects someone has swallowed or placed a button/coin battery inside any part of their body.
This product does not comply with the mandatory standard for baby bath aids . Permanent warning labels are missing, and consumers may not be aware of important safety information about the use of the product.
The product does not comply with the mandatory standard for toys for children up to and including 36 months of age . The seams of the bear may separate and release the small weighted pellets.
The plastic case component of the product may emit a strong chemical odour.
A manufacturing defect in the affected second-stage regulators can restrict the flow of breathing gas at depths exceeding 45 metres. The regulator may not deliver sufficient breathing gas when required.
The tablet doesn’t comply with the mandatory standards for products containing button/coin batteries . The battery isn’t secured, and children could access the button/coin battery. The tablet is missing the warning symbol and warning information about the dangers of button/coin batteries to children what to do when a person suspects someone has swallowed or placed a button/coin battery inside any part of their body.
The integrity of the splice construction of the rope may fail under load when used.
The tablet doesn’t comply with the mandatory standards for products containing button/coin batteries . The product has not been tested. The packaging is missing warning information about: the dangers of button/coin batteries to children what to do when a person suspects someone has swallowed or placed a button/coin battery inside any part of their body.
This trolley jack does not comply with the performance requirements of the mandatory standard for trolley jacks . The jack does not have a 2000kg lifting capacity and has been mislabelled. It may fail during use if a consumer attempts to use it to lift weights above 1200kg.
The dummy and clip set does not comply with the mandatory standard for baby dummies and dummy chains . The decorations may detach from the dummy and clip. The dummy’s chain is too long.
The product doesn’t comply with the mandatory standards for products containing button/coin batteries . The product was not tested prior to sale and is missing warning information about the dangers of button/coin batteries to children what to do when a person suspects someone has swallowed or placed a button/coin battery inside any part of their body.
The adaptors do not meet Australian Electrical Safety Requirements as the plug pins are uninsulated and they do not have the required Australian Regulatory Compliance Mark.
The product does not comply with Australian electrical safety standards.
The tablet doesn’t comply with the mandatory standards for products containing button/coin batteries . The packaging is missing warning information about: the dangers of button/coin batteries to children what to do when a person suspects someone has swallowed or placed a button/coin battery inside any part of their body.
These products do not comply with the permanent ban on combustible candle holders . The affected candles contain wicks and dried flowers that present a fire risk.
This product doesn’t comply with the mandatory standard for infant sleep products .
These products do not comply with the permanent ban on baby bottle self-feeding devices .
This product may not comply with the mandatory standard for toys for children up to and including 36 months of age . The bells may separate from the toy and become a choking hazard.
These products don’t comply with the permanent ban on small high-powered magnets .
The lid may detach from the tumbler in certain situations when used.
The snaps fasteners on the snowsuits can detach during use.
Due to a manufacturing fault the lower ball joint can separate from the lower control arm during use leading to loss of vehicle steering control. Drivers may notice a knocking noise from the front of the vehicle during normal driving and/or cornering.
Due to a manufacturing defect the vacuum’s motor can overheat while in use.
The tablet doesn’t comply with the mandatory standards for products containing button/coin batteries . The packaging is missing warning information about: the dangers of button/coin batteries to children what to do when a person suspects someone has swallowed or placed a button/coin battery inside any part of their body.
The spin cycle on affected appliances may operate with incorrect speed acceleration, which may affect the machine’s overall performance, causing the machine to move during operation. If the appliance is installed on a platform with 15cm height or more, and not secured with a mounting bracket, it can tilt off the platform and cause the appliance’s heating system to not be covered by water and overheat.
The built-in battery may overheat during normal usage and pose a fire risk.
Small magnets can separate from the medal and become a choking hazard for young children.
This product does not comply with the aquatic toys mandatory standard . The product does not display the permanent warnings as required by the mandatory standard.
The stopper on affected products does not have a pressure release valve. Pressure may build up inside the container and may cause the stopper beneath the lid to eject forcefully when opened.
The tablet does not comply with the mandatory standards for products containing button/coin batteries . The battery isn’t secured, and children could access the button/coin battery. The product is missing warning information about the dangers of button/coin batteries to children what to do when a person suspects someone has swallowed or placed a button/coin battery inside any part of their body.
The spout may separate from the drink bottle, becoming a small part and a choking hazard.
The product doesn’t comply with the mandatory standards for products containing button/coin batteries . The battery compartment isn’t secured with captive screws, and children could access the button/coin battery. The product is missing warning information about: the dangers of button/coin batteries to children what to do when a person suspects someone has swallowed or placed a button/coin battery inside any part of their body.
The aluminium inserts from the carbon on the crank arms may suddenly detach from the crank body.
The product may not comply with the mandatory standard for toys for children up to and including 36 months of age . Small parts may separate from the teether and become a choking hazard.
The car seat adapter set may fail to engage and connect properly with the spring-loaded pin on the Joolz Aer2 stroller. During use, the product can cause the car seat to detach from the stroller, tip forward and fall to the ground. This can occur even when the adapter appears to be locked in place.
The light doesn’t comply with the mandatory standards for products containing button/coin batteries . The battery isn’t secured, and children could access the button/coin battery. The product is missing warning information about the dangers of button/coin batteries to children what to do when a person suspects someone has swallowed or placed a button/coin battery inside any part of their body.
The headsets may emit a very loud feedback noise (measured up to 106 dBA) through the headset speakers.
The remote doesn’t comply with the mandatory standards for products containing button/coin batteries . The battery isn’t secured, and children could access the button/coin battery. The product is missing warning information about: the dangers of button/coin batteries to children what to do when a person suspects someone has swallowed or placed a button/coin battery inside any part of their body.
These cake decorating powders may contain copper and zinc dust which can be toxic if inhaled or ingested.
The batteries in the toy can overheat while in use.
The product does not comply with the mandatory standard for toys for children up to and including 36 months of age . The toy contain small parts that are a choking hazard to children.
Parts of the egg toy may pose a choking hazard if a child places the part in their mouth.
The swing’s stretchable fabric can form loops that can entrap a child’s head or neck and become a strangulation hazard.
The product doesn’t comply with the mandatory standards for products containing button/coin batteries. The compartment housing the batteries isn’t secured, and children could access the button/coin battery. The product and its packaging are missing warning information about: the dangers of button/coin batteries to children what to do when a person suspects someone has swallowed or placed a button/coin battery inside any part of their body.
The book’s small felt parts can detach, posing a risk of choking to young children.
The USB cable supplied with the rectangular style flashcard toy does not comply with the permanent ban on DEHP in children's plastic items . The batteries found in the animal style flashcard toy can short circuit.
The finger-painting kits contain hazardous and toxic substances, methanol, ethylene glycol and a phthalate.
The charger doesn’t comply with the mandatory standards for products containing button/coin batteries . The battery isn’t secured, and children could access the button/coin battery. The products are missing warning information about the dangers of button/coin batteries to children what to do when a person suspects someone has swallowed or placed a button/coin battery inside any part of their body.
The cup can break when filled with hot liquid.
The tablet may not comply with the mandatory standards for products containing button/coin batteries. The battery may not be secured, and children could potentially access the button/coin battery. The product may be missing warning information about: the dangers of button/coin batteries to children what to do when a person suspects someone has swallowed or placed a button/coin battery inside any part of their body.
The tablet doesn’t comply with the mandatory standards for products containing button/coin batteries . The battery isn’t secured, and children could access the button/coin battery. The product is missing warning information about: the dangers of button/coin batteries to children what to do when a person suspects someone has swallowed or placed a button/coin battery inside any part of their body.
The play sand is being recalled because it may contain traces of asbestos, which is a prohibited substance in Australia.
This product may not comply with the mandatory standard for toys for children up to and including 36 months of age . The zipper slider may detach and become a choking hazard.
The golf car’s brake cable may be assembled incorrectly and cause the brake cable to wear and break with repeated use.
The products do not comply with the mandatory standard for toys for children up to and including 36 months of age .
The fabric strap anti-toppling anchoring kit supplied with the cabinet may not provide consistent stability. The cabinet can tip over during use.
The chain brake may not activate correctly if wood chips or debris accumulate, and the chainsaw is not cleaned and maintained regularly as per the manufacturer’s instructions.
The centre pole of the chair that attaches the seat to the legs can snap off due to poor welding.
Due to a manufacturing defect, affected batches of cartridges can malfunction during use and discharge unintended or explode.
This product does not comply with the mandatory standards for products containing button batteries . The button battery is not secured and may be released during use. The packaging is missing warning information about: the dangers of button/coin batteries to children what to do when a person suspects someone has swallowed or placed a button/coin battery inside any part of their body.
The products are being recalled because they may contain asbestos, which is a prohibited substance in Australia.
Due to a manufacturing defect, affected batches of cartridges can malfunction during use and discharge unintended or explode.
The handbrake cable has been incorrectly routed which may result in handbrake malfunction, allowing the vehicle to roll away when parked.
A child’s body can fit through the opening between the gate and the floor becoming entrapped.
The housing of the power bank can come apart at the join due to swelling, compromising the battery and may cause it to overheat or catch fire.
The vehicles do not comply with the mandatory standard for quad bikes . The vehicles do not have affixed the required rollover warning label and the lateral stability tag.
The plastic D-ring handle that is used to unlock the weight pocket from the BCD can detach during use and prevent the weight pocket being removed from the BCD when rising to the surface.
The battery compartment is secured with a screw. The screw is not permanently attached to the latch, so if the screw is lost or removed, the battery could become accessible. The product does not include warning information about: the dangers of button/coin batteries to children what to do when a person suspects someone has swallowed or placed a button/coin battery inside any part of their body.
Due to a manufacturing defect the handlebar may not be secured tightly enough. If force is applied while riding, the handlebar could move unexpectedly and result in a fall, which could cause serious injury or death.
These products may not comply with the mandatory standard for toys containing magnets .
The product does not comply with the mandatory standards for products containing button/coin batteries . The packaging is missing warning information about: the dangers of button/coin batteries to children what to do when a person suspects someone has swallowed or placed a button/coin battery inside any part of their body.
The power plug adaptor supplied with the affected deep fryers may overheat during use and cause a fire.
The products don’t comply with the mandatory standards for products containing button/coin batteries . The battery isn’t secured, and children could access the button/coin battery. The packaging is missing warning information about: the dangers of button/coin batteries to children what to do when a person suspects someone has swallowed or placed a button/coin battery inside any part of their body.
Due to a manufacturing fault, the product can short circuit.
The product doesn’t comply with the mandatory information standard for products containing button/coin batteries . The packaging is missing warning information about: the dangers of button/coin batteries to children what to do when a person suspects someone has swallowed or placed a button/coin battery inside any part of their body.
The kettle does not have an automatic switch to turn it off when the water boils.
The product has not been registered for compliance with Australian electrical safety standards.
The lid threading of the drink bottle may shrink when exposed to hot liquids, causing the lid to eject as a projectile.
The LCD tablet doesn't comply with the mandatory standards for products containing button/coin batteries . The battery isn't secured, and children could access the button/coin battery. The product is also missing warning information about: the dangers of button/coin batteries to children what to do when a person suspects someone has swallowed or placed a button/coin battery inside any part of their body.
The product’s power adapter does not comply with Australian electrical safety standards.
The 18m orange extension cord can arc internally if the conductors break resulting in overheating and sparking.
The fork steerer tube on the affected electric bicycle may develop a crack which could lead to a failure of the fork.
The bike rack wheel holder may bend if used to carry heavier e-bikes and cause the bikes to detach from the rack.
The ECU’s software calibration may disable warnings that the parking brake is engaged, allowing operation of the vehicle while the parking brake is on.
The lithium-ion battery in the power banks may overheat and catch fire.
The lithium-ion battery in the power banks may overheat and catch fire.
The print on the outside of the drinking glass contains levels of lead and cadmium that exceed permissible limits within the EU.
The cot does not comply with the Consumer Goods (Infant Products) Information Standard 2024 . The required information and warning labels are missing from the cot, including the warning about suffocation from the cot’s packing materials.
The lithium-ion battery in the parent unit viewing screen may overheat during charging, which could result in the battery swelling, melting, emitting smoke, or sparking and become a fire hazard.
The interconnection appliance coupler (IEC plug) wiring arrangement is incorrect. The plug connector has accessible live plug pins.
The screws on the gated ventral attachment point of the harnesses can prematurely wear and cause the ventral D-ring’s pin to release and attachment point to open.
The product doesn’t comply with the mandatory standards for products containing button/coin batteries. The battery isn’t secured, and children could access the button/coin battery. The product is missing warning information about: the dangers of button/coin batteries to children what to do when a person suspects someone has swallowed or placed a button/coin battery inside any part of their body.
The products may not comply with the mandatory standard for children’s nightwear as they do not include the warning label required by the standard.
The product doesn’t comply with the mandatory standards for products containing button/coin batteries. The battery isn’t secured, and children could access the button/coin battery. The product is missing warning information about: the dangers of button/coin batteries to children what to do when a person suspects someone has swallowed or placed a button/coin battery inside any part of their body.
The handlebar can break during use making the bicycle difficult to steer.
The gloves don't comply with the mandatory standards for products containing button/coin batteries . The battery isn't secured, and children could access the button/coin battery. The product is also missing warning information about: the dangers of button/coin batteries to children what to do when a person suspects someone has swallowed or placed a button/coin battery inside any part of their body.
Due to a manufacturing fault, the internal components can short-circuit during normal use. The battery charger is not registered with the Electrical Equipment Safety System (EESS).
The products are being recalled because the sand inside the figures may contain asbestos, which is a prohibited substance in Australia.
The crank bolt may come loose, which may cause the bike’s crank arm to dislodge from the drive shaft.
The product has live accessible parts and inadequate insulation along with a non-approved power cable and connectors.
The toy doesn’t comply with the mandatory standards for products containing button/coin batteries . The battery isn’t secured, and children could access the button/coin battery. The product is missing warning information about: the dangers of button/coin batteries to children what to do when a person suspects someone has swallowed or placed a button/coin battery inside any part of their body
The hairdryer’s motor may overheat, causing the folding switch to fail and the plastic grill to ignite.
The tyre may be more susceptible to cuts and partial penetrations when used in rugged and wet environments, which may lead to oxidisation of the tyre belt, tread separation and rapid air loss in the tyre. This may also present as a tyre bulge, tread deformation on the tread surface of the affected tyre.
The product may not comply with the mandatory standard for toys for children up to and including 36 months of age . The tub may include small loose fragments of offcuts from the moulded block components.
The product can generate or retain electric charge when used. The electric charge level exceeds the limit allowed under Australian electrical standards. As a result, the user can receive an electric shock if they simultaneously touch the beater shaft and the earthed metal enclosure.
The gate can malfunction and may not close automatically on affected carabiners when used.
The glitter varnish can separate from the cover of the book and create a choking hazard for small children.
These products don’t comply with the mandatory standard for toppling furniture . Required warning labels are missing. Consumers may not be aware of the hazards.
The charger does not meet Australian electrical safety requirements as the plug pins are uninsulated and it does not have the required Australian Regulatory Compliance Mark.
The CVT drive converter may fail in affected vehicles which could result in metal fragments being discharged.
The product is being recalled because it may include asbestos, which is a prohibited substance in Australia.
The 10” LCD writing tablet doesn't comply with the mandatory standards for products containing button/coin batteries . The battery isn't secured, and children could access the button/coin battery. The product is also missing warning information about: the dangers of button/coin batteries to children what to do when a person suspects someone has swallowed or placed a button/coin battery inside any part of their body.
This product doesn’t comply with the mandatory standard for toppling furniture . Required warning labels are missing. Consumers may not be aware of the hazards.
The casing may degrade or split, exposing the inner metal component of the slap band.
The tealight candles don’t comply with the mandatory standards for products containing button/coin batteries . The battery isn’t secured, and children could access the button/coin battery. The product is missing warning information about: the dangers of button/coin batteries to children what to do when a person suspects someone has swallowed or placed a button/coin battery inside any part of their body.
The product may not comply with the mandatory standard for toys for children up to and including 36 months of age . Small parts may separate from the toy and become a choking hazard.
The products are being recalled because the sand may include asbestos, which is a prohibited substance in Australia.
The digital levels don’t comply with the mandatory standards for products containing button/coin batteries . The battery isn’t secured, and children could access the button/coin battery. The products are missing warning information about the dangers of button/coin batteries to children what to do when a person suspects someone has swallowed or placed a button/coin battery inside any part of their body.
The product doesn’t comply with the mandatory information standard for products containing button/coin batteries . The packaging is missing warning information about: the dangers of button/coin batteries to children what to do when a person suspects someone has swallowed or placed a button/coin battery inside any part of their body.
This product does not comply with the mandatory standard for child restraints for use in motor vehicles .
The laser doesn’t comply with the mandatory standards for products containing button/coin batteries . The battery isn’t secured, and children could access the button/coin battery. The products are missing warning information about the dangers of button/coin batteries to children what to do when a person suspects someone has swallowed or placed a button/coin battery inside any part of their body.
The toy doesn’t comply with t he mandatory standards for products containing button/coin batteries . The battery isn’t secured, and children could access the button/coin battery. The product is missing warning information about the dangers of button/coin batteries to children what to do when a person suspects someone has swallowed or placed a button/coin battery inside any part of their body.
The toy doesn’t comply with the mandatory standards for products containing button/coin batteries . The battery isn’t secured, and children could access the button/coin battery. The product is missing warning information about the dangers of button/coin batteries to children what to do when a person suspects someone has swallowed or placed a button/coin battery inside any part of their body.
The toy doesn’t comply with the mandatory standards for products containing button/coin batteries . The battery isn’t secured, and children could access the button/coin battery. The product is missing warning information about the dangers of button/coin batteries to children what to do when a person suspects someone has swallowed or placed a button/coin battery inside any part of their body.
These products don’t comply with the permanent ban on small high-powered magnets .
The hook and loop closure on affected gloves may smoulder or ignite when TIG welding.
The nail clippers don’t comply with the mandatory standards for products containing button/coin batteries . The battery isn’t secured, and children could access the button/coin battery. The product is missing warning information about the dangers of button/coin batteries to children what to do when a person suspects someone has swallowed or placed a button/coin battery inside any part of their body.
This product does not comply with the mandatory standard for toys for children up to and including 36 months of age . The elephant playing piece has a small cardboard disc which should have been removed from the nose during the manufacturing process. The disc can separate from the card and become a hazardous small part.
Due to a manufacturing defect, the affected brake discs may be missing rivets and cause the car to skid during braking or brake over a longer distance.
The products are being recalled because the sand inside the assorted character figures may contain asbestos, which is a prohibited substance in Australia.
The product is being recalled because it may include asbestos, which is a prohibited substance in Australia.
The product contains methanol, which is highly toxic if ingested.
The product is being recalled because the gel packs may contain ethylene glycol, a toxic substance.
The remote control doesn’t comply with the mandatory standards for products containing button/coin batteries . The battery isn’t secured, and children could access the button/coin battery. The product is missing warning information about the dangers of button/coin batteries to children what to do when a person suspects someone has swallowed or placed a button/coin battery inside any part of their body.
This product does not comply with the mandatory standard for child restraints for use in motor vehicles .
These products do not comply with the mandatory standard for child restraints for use in motor vehicles .
This product doesn’t comply with the mandatory standard for toppling furniture . Required warning labels are missing. Consumers may not be aware of the hazards.
This product may not operate effectively in the event of a collision.
The fidget spinner doesn’t comply with the mandatory standards for products containing button/coin batteries . The battery isn’t secured, and children could access the button/coin battery. The product is missing warning information about the dangers of button/coin batteries to children what to do when a person suspects someone has swallowed or placed a button/coin battery inside any part of their body.
The luggage scale doesn’t comply with the mandatory standards for products containing button/coin batteries . The battery isn’t secured, and children could access the button/coin battery. The product is missing warning information about the dangers of button/coin batteries to children what to do when a person suspects someone has swallowed or placed a button/coin battery inside any part of their body.
This product does not comply with the mandatory standard for toys for children up to and including 36 months of age . The lid of the flower spinning wheel may separate from the base and liberate small parts.
These seat belt adjusters may interfere with the normal operation of the seat belt and reduce its effectiveness.
This product does not comply with the mandatory standard for child restraints for use in motor vehicles .
The luggage scale doesn’t comply with the mandatory standards for products containing button/coin batteries . The battery isn’t secured, and children could access the button/coin battery. The product is missing warning information about the dangers of button/coin batteries to children what to do when a person suspects someone has swallowed or placed a button/coin battery inside any part of their body.
The heatbed cable in affected printers can be damaged if bent during shipping or as installed. This can cause a short-circuit resulting in electric shock or a fire.
The products are being recalled because the sand inside the dinosaur figures may contain asbestos, which is a prohibited substance in Australia.
These helmets don’t comply with the mandatory standard for products containing button/coin batteries . The packaging is missing a warning sticker about: the dangers of button/coin batteries to children what to do when a person suspects someone has swallowed or placed a button/coin battery inside any part of their body.
The product is being recalled because the sand may include asbestos, which is a prohibited substance in Australia.
This product does not comply with the mandatory standard for child restraints for use in motor vehicles .
The stitching of the seatbelt may come apart and separate from the buckle.
The TV remote doesn’t comply with the mandatory standards for products containing button/coin batteries . The battery isn’t secured, and children could access the button/coin battery. The product is missing warning information about the dangers of button/coin batteries to children what to do when a person suspects someone has swallowed or placed a button/coin battery inside any part of their body.
These seatbelt adjuster clamps may interfere with the normal operation of the seat belt and reduce its effectiveness.
Due to a manufacturing fault the rear brakes on affected bicycles may not function correctly.
This product may interfere with the normal operation of the seat belt and reduce its effectiveness.
This product does not comply with the mandatory standard for child restraints for use in motor vehicles .
Damage to the supply cord’s insulation may occur during use of the fan and expose live parts.
The products are being recalled because the sand used on the earrings may include asbestos, which is a prohibited substance in Australia.
The tin may leak fuel due to a manufacturing defect.
This pool does not comply with the mandatory standard for portable swimming pools . The products do not have the required safety labelling and signs displayed on the pool.
The bow-shaped handle on the affected products may break unexpectedly during use.
The products don’t comply with the mandatory standard for products containing button/coin batteries . The battery isn’t secured, and children could access the button/coin battery.
The product is being recalled because it may include asbestos, which is a prohibited substance in Australia.
The glass may unexpectedly shatter.
The products are being recalled because the sand may include asbestos, which is a prohibited substance in Australia.
The products are being recalled because they may include asbestos, which is a prohibited substance in Australia.
The product doesn’t comply with the mandatory standards for products containing button/coin batteries. The product wasn’t tested prior to sale. The product is missing warning information about the dangers of button/coin batteries to children what to do when a person suspects someone has swallowed or placed a button/coin battery inside any part of their body.
Excessive braking force may cause the outermost carbon layers to delaminate, resulting in cracks and weaken the fork structure. This can lead to a complete failure of the left fork blade.
The product is being recalled because the sand may contain asbestos, which is a prohibited substance in Australia.
These products don’t comply with the permanent ban on small high-powered magnets .
The products don’t comply with the mandatory standards for products containing button/coin batteries . The battery isn’t secured, and children could access the button/coin battery. The products are missing warning information about the dangers of button/coin batteries to children what to do when a person suspects someone has swallowed or placed a button/coin battery inside any part of their body.
The product is being recalled because the sand may include asbestos, which is a prohibited substance in Australia.
Bucket handle can separate from the bucket and liberate small parts.
When the affected stroller’s bumper bar is opened, a hole is exposed at the hinge that can allow a young child’s finger to be entrapped and/or scissored.
The upper section of the rail can overheat if left on for prolonged periods.