Recall archive/Hazardous materials
AUSTRALIAN RECALL CATEGORY

Hazardous materials recalls.

230 archived Australian notices, each linked to its official Product Safety Australia source. The page updates automatically when new notices arrive.

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Hazardous materials

Woof Glider 44609

When pressure is applied to the product, it is possible for the squeaker to dislodge from the body of the product.

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Flashing Rings 4 Pack

The button batteries may not be adequately secured and the button batteries in the product may be easily accessible if the internal flashing module is removed from the ring.

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Tiny Tots First Aid Kit

The battery compartment may not be adequately secured allowing possible access to the button battery if the product is dropped on a hard surface.

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Neighbourhood Watch Keyring LED Light

The battery cover may not be adequately secured, which could allow for access to the internal button battery or the internal button battery can fall out if the cover becomes detached.

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Compass Lensatic

If damaged or dropped, the battery compartment may break open, exposing the button cell battery.

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LED 60W 12V Driver

There is a risk that if the maximum stated and permissible load for the product is exceeded the housing of the driver may overheat.

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LED Keyring Torch

The battery compartment on the torch is not adequately secured with a screw or mechanism, allowing possible access to the button batteries inside.

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LED Torch

If the torch is continuously bent or twisted, the small button batteries may dislodge.

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Numatic Lithium Battery UN3480

Under certain circumstances the battery can build up an excessive amount of heat internally leading to smoke emission, scorching and deformation of the external case.

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Assorted Children's Toys

The toys contain batteries which can become accessible through normal use which does not comply with Consumer Protection Notice No. 14 of 2003, as amended by Consumer Protection No. 1 of 2005.

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