MA8000 charger
The affected products were received fitted with a 240V C13/C14 monitor style plug and socket for charging the 12V internal batteries.
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The affected products were received fitted with a 240V C13/C14 monitor style plug and socket for charging the 12V internal batteries.
The inverter can exceed voltage limits, and may not switch off when required. Also, the inverter is not labelled to warn of a hot surface.
The product does not comply with relevant electrical safety standards and can overheat.
The main body of the USB travel charger may become separated from the detachable 2 pin plug, leaving the 2 pin plug in the electrical socket. If this happens, live pins will be exposed.
The Salzer DC LB232 isolators may fail, causing excessive heat. This may cause the isolators to melt or char.
Some Salzer DC LB232 isolators have failed, generating excessive heat and causing the Salzer DC LB232 isolators to melt or char. This has caused localised smoke and heat damage to the area surrounding the component.
In some circumstances the faceplate may separate from the body of the AC plug head adaptor when unplugging the AC transformer from the power socket, exposing live parts.
Products do not comply with Electrical Safety Standards.
The electrical adaptor is not certified and does not comply with Australian Electrical Standards.
CD player was sold with an unapproved international travel adapter.
In some cases the housing can split apart causing exposure of electrical components.
Internal wiring is secured and connected to the socket-outlet(s) in a manner that does not comply with the relevant safety standards for electrical safety.
The DC battery recharge lead may be able to be inserted into a 240V socket.
The battery chargers supplied with the scooters are not approved for use in Australia and may not comply with the Australian safety standards.
In most installation configurations the Reposit Kit does not meet the electrical isolation requirements of the most appropriate electrical safety standard (AS61010.1:2003).
The plastic enclosure does not meet the flammability requirement of the applicable Australian Standard.
The conductive parts of the enclosure may not be effectively earthed, as the earth cable supplied in the meter boxes was not manufactured to specifications and is not compliant to standards.
Some chargers are short circuiting while connected to a power outlet.
Cord anchorage may not be adequate.
Under certain circumstances, the lithium ion battery may malfunction during the charging process.
There is a risk of the adaptor faceplate being dislodged resulting in the internal components being exposed.
The adaptor does not comply with Australian specifications.
The plug is for use in the United States of America only and does not comply with relevant Australian Electrical Safety Standards.
Some of the plug inserts have a manufacturing fault that causes them to break apart while being unplugged from a power socket.
Components of the drone sold between 1 January 2016 and 11 October 2016 had not been tested or approved by Australian electrical certification.
The plastic housing of the wall adapters may crack or break which could also cause the unit's prongs to detach or the unit's wiring to become exposed.
During use, there is a risk the unit can overheat resulting in the outer casing melting and insulation break down.
Faulty contacts.
The Power Adapter is not approved for use in Australia and may not comply with the Australian Electrical safety standards.
The USB Power Supply supplied as part of the Power Charge and Pro Charge Ultimate Charging Kits does not comply with AS/NZS 3112.
The wall charger is unapproved for the Australian market and does not have the correct pin configuration for Australian power outlets.
The battery charger is not approved and may not comply with electrical safety requirements.
The battery chargers supplied with the hoverboards are not approved for Australia and may not comply with the Australian electrical safety standards.
The battery charger may not comply with the Australian electrical safety standards and is not approved.
The front enclosure may separate from the main body of the charger exposing live parts.
The battery charger and appliance connector do not comply with the Australian standards and are not approved.
The charger has no Australian approval, and therefore may not comply with Australian standards.
The battery charger does not comply with the Australian standards, and is not approved.
The battery charger does not comply with the Australian standards, and is not approved.
The charger has no Australian approval, and therefore may not comply with Australian standards.
The battery charger does not comply with the Australian standards, and is not approved.
This product has no electrical approval number for sale within the Australia.
Faulty cable routing has the potential for mains voltage leakage to the output.
4CB163/6 Meter Isolator fitted in the 230DRAS Meter Box, may have the incorrect screw fitted on the lockout plate, causing electrical contact between the screw and metal bobbin assembly.
The enclosures of the plug portion can separate allowing access to live parts.
The power supply supplied with the products does not comply with AS/NZS 61347.2.13
The charger and its associated power cord are not marked with a Safety Approval marking to indicate compliance with relevant safety standard.
The items do not comply with AS/NZS 3112. The items are not marked with a safety approval marking to indicate compliance with the relative safety standard. It is possible to have an overhanging live pin if the travel adaptor is inserted incorrectly.