Ubec Lamps
May not comply with the relevant mandatory electrical safety standard. Certain Ubec lamps contain a single-pole cord-line switch, rather than the required approved double-pole cord-line switch.
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May not comply with the relevant mandatory electrical safety standard. Certain Ubec lamps contain a single-pole cord-line switch, rather than the required approved double-pole cord-line switch.
The product may not comply with the Electrical Safety Standard. Fluctuating voltage issue may cause an electrical shock.
The glass and handle can separate if using boiling water.
The product may overheat during use and cause the plastic enclosure to melt, and expose live parts.
The ceiling fan is designed to have a non-removable light cover. Some ceiling fans supplied to the market have a removable light cover.
The heating element may become loose within the product.
Under extreme circumstances, an internal power connection in the affected coffee machine may become defective.
In some cases, soft brown plastic feet may not be sufficiently bonded with main unit and may generate small parts.
The handle may become loose or separate from the body of the kettle.
In some circumstances the base of the unit may break.
Insulation failure could occur on the food probe power board, making the food probe electrically live.
There is a possibility the warmer may overheat during use.
Some of the toasters have a faulty switch, causing the heating element to remain "live" when the lever is up and the toaster appears to be turned off.
The handle on the kettle may become loose or separate from the body of the kettle.
There may be a failure of the over-charging prevention circuit in the Outdoor Bluetooth Speaker, due to charging with an incompatible USB charger and/or battery quality.
The blades could detach and be ejected through the opening in the disposal unit.
The toaster may overheat due to internal component failure.
The lid locking mechanism is defective which can cause the lid to detach when cooking.
The product has only a single layer of insulation between the wiring and the top of the iron, which is non compliant with Australia Safety Standard 60335.2.3.
The use of certain light globes can lead to overheating of the wooden shade.
The lid lock is defective which can cause the lid to become loose when cooking.
If the product is used in "slow cooker mode" (on either the high or low settings), the product may not reach and maintain a temperature during the allotted cook time that is sufficient to fully cook the food.
There is a possibility the warmer may overheat during use.
The food processor's riveted blade can crack over time and small metal pieces of the blade can break off during use.
Internal electrical wiring may make contact with the external surface of the light.
The lamp may have loose connections at the cord line switch.
Under a fault condition the kettle may start by itself and cycle through the water heating process.
A manufacturing defect in the cutting blades may cause the cutting blades to break while being used.
The lamp fails to meet the assembly and labelling requirements of the electrical safety standard.
Potential component failure.
Moisture vapour may penetrate the selector switch contacts within the top control console.
BSH believes that the affected model dishwashers may potentially develop cracks in the printed circuit board within their control module.
Plastic viewing windows may shatter and if pieces are accidently consumed they may cause injury.
Due to a manufacturing error there is a possible risk of overheating when in use.
The top of the kettle’s handle may come loose or detach from the body.
Damaged cables in some of the lamps have been found. Damaged cables can lead to the metal body of the lamp becoming electrically live and thereby creating a safety hazard.
The flexible cord can fail at the entry to the dryer resulting in arcing and exposing live parts. The hair dryers fail to meet the flexing requirements of the electrical safety standard.
The approved Australian compliance markings do not appear on the electrical article.
The body of the transformer may be cracked, potentially exposing live parts.
This product does not comply with the Australian standards and is not approved.
This product does not comply with the Australian standards and is not approved.
There is potential for lint/fluff to dislodge from the rear drum seal, fall near the dryer heater and become ignited.
This product has no electrical approval number for sale within the Australia.
This product has no electrical approval number for sale within the Australia.
Accessible parts may not be effectively earthed.
An internal component of the blender is made of unsuitable material.
People have been injured because pressure has built up and released unexpectedly when the white lid gasket has been inserted in the wrong orientation, and contrary to the instructions in the manual.
The blender is poorly sealed against liquid and internal components are made of unsuitable material.