Trinidad Ceiling Fan with LED Lighting
When the diffuser (lamp cover) is removed from the fan access to live parts is possible if the ceiling fan light is turned on.
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When the diffuser (lamp cover) is removed from the fan access to live parts is possible if the ceiling fan light is turned on.
The appliance inlet on the display module of the platform scale is not secured properly. This can separate from the enclosure while removing the appliance connector from it, exposing live parts.
Due to an inconsistency in the metal used in the manufacture of the lower blade of the blender, there have been instances where the blender blade has broken during routine internal testing.
The lamp fails to meet the assembly and construction requirements of the electrical safety standard. During assembly internal wiring can be twisted resulting in electrical connections becoming loose or dislodged.
Apple has determined that, in rare cases, the battery in the Beats Pill XL portable speaker may overheat.
Due to improper installation or damage to the air swift, water may come into contact with the micro switch.
This child appealing portable lamp is not suitable for use in Australia as it does not comply with the child appealing luminaire standard AS/NZS 60598.2.10 and puts children at risk of injury should they play with the lamp.
Due to an inconsistency in the metal used in the manufacture of the lower blade of the blender, there have been instances where the blender blade has broken during use.
Manufacture of the product deviated from component specifications during production. The Supply Cord may not comply with Australian Standards.
The projector may overheat.
The plastic toast, under pressure, can crack and break into small pieces.
Due to an inconsistency in the metal used in the manufacture of the lower blade of the blender, there have been instances where the blender blade has broken during use.
Due to manufacturing error, a wiring connection, internal insulation and a component may be defective.
There is no manufacturing defect with this product, and the product complies with applicable Australian standards. The safety issue may arise if the monitor cord is not set up in accordance with the instructions accompanying the product, and the cord is pulled into the cot, it may become wrapped around a child’s neck and pose a risk of strangulation.
The handle may loosen and/or detach from the body of the vessel due to not being manufactured to Breville’s material specification
The speaker is not compliant with Australian Safety Standards
Non-compliant construction. The product as constructed would not comply with the Australian electrical safety standard.
If overloaded, the product may restart at a higher speed potentially causing hot food to be ejected.
When the Smoke Detectors are near a device with frequency levels ranging between 440Mhz – 470Mhz, the Smoke Detectors may possibly become idle or activate false alarms. Some devices, such as Satellite Phones and hand-held ‘Walkie Talkies’, use this frequency range for their operation.
Over time a liquid may seep out of the back plastic cover. The liquid looks like small rain droplets and is strongly acidic.
Movement of the milk-frothing wand may cause abrasion of wiring inside the machine, resulting in failure of insulation.
Moisture may enter the electronics or the power cable and may cause a short circuit or a high leakage current.
If the product is not used in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions, a child may be able to pull the sensor mat cord into the cot, resulting in a possible strangulation hazard.
Water may leak onto the electric parts of the coffee machine.
The metal blades may break during use of the blender.
Water may leak into the door latch area, causing possible electrical tracking between circuit components and accessible controls.
An electrical component used in the previous recall may overheat.
The internal insulation sleeve may move during use and expose electrical wiring.
In some circumstances when certain types of chemicals come into contact with the ERICA unit PEARL pendant it may result in cracks appearing on the pendant, which has the potential to compromise its functionality, including waterproofing. The chemicals may include but are not limited to: perfumes, fatty acids, mosquito repellent, hair conditioners, ammonia spray, and tea tree oil.
The disco light has inadequate insulation and may pose an electrical safety risk when in use and when replacing the light globe.
The product does not have an Australian electrical approval number.
A nut inside the chassis can come loose and fall between the electrical coils.
Moisture may penetrate the electrical connectors of the washing machine, which can cause the unit to catch fire.
In limited circumstances, a combination of high heat and humidity may cause an electrical capacitor to fail.
The neck of the television stand may break unexpectedly.
The blades may break or detach during use.
The handle on the kettle can become loose or deformed during use.
In rare cases the internal lithium-ion rechargeable battery may overheat.
Wiring inside the toaster may be able to touch hot parts, causing damage to the insulation on the wiring.
Results from external testing indicate that under certain conditions the internal lithium-ion rechargeable battery may overheat, ignite and explode.
Results from external testing indicate that under certain conditions the internal lithium-ion rechargeable battery may overheat, ignite and explode.
Results from external testing indicate that under certain conditions the internal lithium-ion rechargeable battery may overheat, ignite and explode.
Results from external testing indicate that under certain conditions the internal lithium-ion rechargeable battery may overheat, ignite and explode.
Results from external testing indicate that under certain conditions the internal lithium-ion rechargeable battery may overheat, ignite and explode.
The internal wire connectors may come into contact with the plastic enclosure, creating a potential fire hazard.
Some affected model dishwashers may potentially develop cracks in the printed circuit board within their control module.
Incorrect assembly of the control board may, in some instances, result in a powered component contacting the mounting screws securing the board behind the program selector knob.
A component in the Acoustimass module could fail and present a potential fire hazard when the voltage from the wall outlet is 220 Volts or higher.