Toe warmers 2pk
When the product is used, it may inflate and heat rapidly. The product can become very hot and burst open.
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When the product is used, it may inflate and heat rapidly. The product can become very hot and burst open.
Damage to the supply cord’s insulation may occur during use of the fan and expose live parts.
These affected water heaters have a manufacturing fault that can cause it to malfunction and cause a fire.
A manufacturing batch flaw has led to storage units falling over when the tank experiences high internal pressure.
The tow handle on affected products can pinch consumer’s fingers.
If you, or someone else, removes the plastic cover on the side of the unit to access the controller board to change the settings, you may come into contact with live electrical parts.
The product does not comply with the relevant electrical safety standard. The heat produced by the heater in close proximity (500mm or less) to objects exceeds the maximum levels of the standard.
This product does not comply with the relevant electrical standard. The heater may overheat and catch fire.
The heat pump’s capacitor fails to disconnect from the circuit, which can lead to the unit catching fire.
The wiring harness in these products has been reversed and assembled incorrectly.
The supply cord is inadequately anchored to the appliance and if pulled it may become detached from the unit or become loose.
The supply cord is inadequately anchored to the appliance and if pulled it may become detached from the unit or become loose.
The supply cord is inadequately anchored to the appliance and if pulled it may cause the electrical connection to break or become loose.
The glass part of the grille may overheat, shatter and fall from the product if one or both of the Tungsten-Halogen heat globes are switched on.
The product does not comply with the Australian electrical safety standard: The metallic wall mount section cover is not earthed. The pull cord for the oscillation on/off switch has been routed incorrectly and when in use, could cause mechanical damage to the internal wiring.
The fan blades may crack and may fall off the fan body.
The user has access to live parts if they disconnect the connectors to the fan, misting unit or the water pump.
The user has access to live parts if they disconnect the connectors to the fan, misting unit or the water pump.
An internal fault with the fan can cause it to melt or catch fire during or after charging.
The amount of refrigerant used in some geothermal HVAC systems exceeds the limit required by the 'Australian New Zealand Standard AS/NZS 5149.1: 2016 (refrigerating systems and heat pumps - safety and environmental requirements)'. In the event of a failure of the internal fan coil unit and if one or more indoor diffuser (duct) outlets are closed, a higher than recommended concentration of refrigerant may be present in the home.
The fans do not meet the relevant safety standard. The fan guard's openings may be too large.
The screws that hold the controller in place, forming part of the earth connection, could become loose. This may allow the earth connection to break which will affect the electrical safety of the pellet heater.
The fan motor in the outdoor condensing unit may fail.
Product may blow a house fuse when plugged in or turned off.
The power factor correction capacitors fitted in the affected batches may fail.
A manufacturing defect may cause the heater control panel to overheat, melt or catch on fire.
A manufacturing defect may cause the heater control panel to overheat and in some cases to melt and catch on fire.
In some circumstances the product may catch on fire during use.
In some cases, the controller can overheat and catch on fire.
In some circumstances the product may catch on fire.
The fan unit and supplied power cords have no Australian certificate of conformity or approval and may not comply with Australian Safety Standards.
Base of the heater overheating and deforming due to an internal fault.
The product may overheat during use.
Conductive parts of the fan may not be effectively earthed, as the motor cover was not manufactured to specifications. In some instances the earth connection from the motor housing does not continue to the motor shaft.
A manufacturing defect may cause the heater to rupture when turned on allowing hot oil to leak or spray out.
During normal operation the unit may rupture, allowing oil to spray out.
A controller failure may occur during use of the product.
The cord between the controller and the blanket may become fatigued, resulting in a potential short circuit or arcing.
If used for an extended duration there is the potential for the motor capacitor to overheat.
The heater element and fan assembly could break away from the heater casing.
Damage to the on/off switch through dropping or knocking could cause the switch to become live with 240V AC.
The control cord may fatigue and cause an internal short circuit or overheat.
There is a poor connection on the power plug pins. When the plug is removed from a power outlet, the pins may dislodge.
The heaters do not comply with the flammability requirements of the Australian standard. Internal wiring may be loose and may make contact with moving parts.
The heater does not comply with the flammability requirements of the Australian standard. Internal wiring may be loose and may make contact with moving parts.
Whilst the battery compartment is wired correctly, the product is being recalled because the batteries, which were packaged with the product, may overheat.
The heater does not comply with the flammability requirements of the Australian standard. Also, the internal wiring is not routed as approved and loose wires may come into contact with oscillating/moving parts.
A fault in the heating elements can cause water to leak through the element connections, resulting in the elements shorting.
Due to a manufacturing defect, insulation on the internal wiring of the product can get heat damaged from the heat of the metal reflector.
The design and construction of this fan heater does not meet Electrical Safety Standard requirements.
There is potential for the fan/heater to short circuit.
In rare cases, extreme incoming power fluctuation may result in a potential electrical failure of the control board. This fault may result in irregular operation of the compressor.
The cord between the controller and the blanket may become fatigued, resulting in a potential short circuit or arcing.