12 archived Australian notices, each linked to its official Product Safety Australia source. The page updates automatically when new notices arrive.
The remote control supplied with the Can-Am Audio Roof Kit does not comply with the mandatory safety standard for products containing button/coin batteries . The button/coin batteries are not adequately secured and are accessible to young children.
A manufacturing change resulted in micro air bubbles forming in and between certain components in the shoulder of the tyre. This may lead to rapid pressure loss or reduced performance in the tyre.
The alternator regulator may fail, resulting in an uncontrolled charge into the storage batteries. This may create a build up of excess hydrogen sulphide gas (H 2 S) due to lack of ventilation in the battery enclosure.
A section of the chassis may have a crack on the welded section of the diagonal cross member of the steering box cradle.
Due to a manufacturing defect, the rear axle hub inner bearing may be exfoliated and prolonged use may cause further damage to other parts.
The Occupant Restraint Control (ORC) module on a number of vehicles may activate a diagnostic trouble code (DTC). This is due to external stimulus which disables the ORC ability to sense vehicle rollover events.
Incorrect bolts may have been used to install the Isuzu Tow Bar Package.
It is possible that the eyelet of the secondary cable of the parking brake may break.
Moisture may enter the air bag module because of a misalignment of the air conditioning system drain tube.
The area between the stabilizer leg and crane base may create a pinch point.
Certain vehicles were supplied with vehicle jacks that do not comply with the mandatory standard for vehicle jacks AS/NZS 2693:2007.
Incorrect assembly of the shoe to the lining may lead to premature failure of the brake shoe.