168 archived Australian notices, each linked to its official Product Safety Australia source. The page updates automatically when new notices arrive.
Showing notices 145–168 of 168.
The product does not comply with mandatory safety standard for bunk beds, AS/NZS 4220:1994. The gap at the end of the bed allows a 230mm probe to enter but cannot be withdrawn between the top shelf above the desk and the side of the bunk.
The hanging hardware for this product may not be suitable for the weight of the acrylic print. Due to this defect the print may detach from the wall.
The cot and cot mattress when used together do not comply with the Australian mandatory safety standard, AS/NZS 2172:2003. Their combined use creates an entrapment space between the side or end of the cot and cot mattress that exceeds the limit stipulated in the Australian Standard.
The zip on the bag does not have a child-resistant slide fastener, or the required warning label.
The canopy netting can be pulled into a cot or bed and become entangled around an infant or childs neck.
The J-shaped hanging track fixed to the back of the print may become detached.
The dye used in the red fabric may contain chemical p-aminoazobenzene at levels above the acceptable limit.
The metal rod connecting the guard rail to the bed frame can break during normal use.
The toys may liberate bead fill during use as they do not comply with the mandatory standard for toys for children up to and including 36 months of age (Australian Standard AS/NZS ISO 8124.1:2003, as amended by the regulation).
It has been reported to IKEA that the lamp was involved in a strangulation incident because it was mounted above a cot where the cord was accessible to the child. The lamp is safe when the cord is mounted out of the reach of children.
The J-shaped hanging track fixed to the back of the print may become detached.
The inner zip on the bag does not have a child-resistant slide fastener.
It has been identified that the plastic cap on the lock can be removed by an infant.
There is a risk of the plastic cracking when weight is applied to the stool during use. The stool may not be capable of withstanding its rated 100kg load.
The inner zipper (second zipper inside the bean bag) may have a zip lever attached in contravention of the mandatory standard.
The product does not comply with mandatory safety standard for bunk beds, AS/NZS 4220:1994. The standard requires that: • protrusions do not not exceed 8mm in length; • the vertical distance between the guard rail and label indicating the maximum height of the mattress must be at least 160mm; and • the country of origin and the Australian distributor’s name and address be permanently and indelibly marked.
The bunk bed does not comply with the Australian mandatory safety standard for bunk beds, AS/NZS 4220:1994. The standard requires that the vertical distance between the top of the guard rail and the label indicating the maximum height of the mattress must be at least 160mm.
The glass in the photo frame may splinter and chip.
The weight inserts in the product contain a plastic sleeve of untreated imported sand material.
The ends of the handle strips on the buffet drawers have sharp edges and pose a laceration hazard.
In some circumstances, the locking pin on the chair leg may fail.
In some circumstances, the locking pin on the chair leg may fail.
A faulty circuit in the control board may lead to a short circuit in some instances.
The product does not comply with the mandatory Australian safety standard AS/NZS 4220:2003. The upright corner posts do not meet the requirements of the safety standard as they exceed the allowed 8mm protrusion height.