GV31 Portable mini projector
The built-in battery may overheat during normal usage and pose a fire risk.
AUSTRALIAN RECALL CATEGORY
Smart and interconnected devices recalls.
17 archived Australian notices, each linked to its official Product Safety Australia source. The page updates automatically when new notices arrive.
Philips UV-C disinfection air unit G2
The product may ignite and catch on fire.
Ozzi Heat plug-in portable wall heater
The product does not meet Australian Standards. The product has integral plug pins that directly insert the heater into socket outlets.
ANKO Smart Tag
The product does not comply with the mandatory information standard for products containing button/coin batteries . The product does not include the required warning information.
Goodnature Smart Cap
The product does not comply with the mandatory standards for products containing button/coin batteries . The battery compartment is not adequately secured, and the button batteries may be accessible. The product was sold without the warning information required for products containing button/coin batteries.
LG 65” and 77” Smart TVs
The x-capacitors in the power board can deteriorate and may fail unsafely at the rear of the tv which can cause a flame and emit smoke.
Audio-Technica Wireless Headphones Model ATH-CK3TW
The battery in the charging case may overheat.
LifeGuard SmartHome IP Dialler versions 2.0 and 2.2
The battery may fail and overheat and the battery casing may melt and this could lead to a fire.
Smartlink ADT IndiPendant Guardian MKII 4G
The device may stop communicating with Telstra mobile data. If this occurs, the device will not be able to send a signal to alert the Monitoring Centre if the alarm is activated.
LIFX Switch Models LFSWWHT4FAU and LFSWBLKT4FAU
If a screw is installed incorrectly into the metal frame bracket it may cause a short circuit.
Panasonic Headphones and Carrying Case Model RP-HD610N
Manufacturing residue may remain on the inner pocket of the carry cases that were provided with the headphones and may cause mould to form ( Aspergillus ).
Target Slimline Activity & Sleep Tracker
Potential lack of insulation from charging contacts may result in electrolytic action on the wearer's skin surface.
Surflink Media and Surflink Media 2 (models 200 & 210)
Recall for product correction (firmware update) These devices may be operating outside their permissible frequency band (915-928 MHz) and may cause interference with mobile towers (operating in the 902-915 MHz frequency band). This potential interference does not cause any interruption to the Surflink Media and Surflink Media 2 devices and the will continue to function correctly. What consumers should do Users are being asked to temporarily return their devices to Starkey Hearing Technologies so they can undertake a firmware update to correct this issue. Updated devices will only operate within the permissible 915-928 MHz frequency band. If you or someone you care for uses a Surflink Media or Surflink Media 2 device, you should receive further information about this issue from Starkey Hearing Technologies, as well as a form to fill in and a prepaid bag to return the device. Alternatively, you can choose to return the device to the audiology clinic where you purchased it. Once the firmware has been updated, the device will be returned to you or the audiology clinic where you purchased it, so that it can be returned to you. For further information, talk to your audiology clinic or contact Starkey Hearing Technologies on 1800 024 985.
All Suunto Wireless Tank Pressure Transmitters and Suunto Tank Pods.
Due to internal corrosion, pressurised air may enter the affected transmitters and cause their plastic housing to burst.
Wireless Door Chimes
The back cover of the receiver unit may detach from the front cover exposing live parts.
Wireless Door Chime with 2 Receivers
The back cover of the receiver unit may detach from the main body exposing live parts.
"Ed" iPad Bean bag
The zip on the bag does not have a child-resistant slide fastener.