Mechanical Disc Brake Callipers for Road Bicycle
The steel balls inside the cam mechanism of the disc brake calliper can fall out of place, resulting in a loss of braking power.
10 product recalls were published during this week. Review the summaries below, then follow the official source before taking action.
The steel balls inside the cam mechanism of the disc brake calliper can fall out of place, resulting in a loss of braking power.
The nappy may exhibit pilling on its exterior and loose fibres could be removed by a baby or infant.
The warning label affixed to the product is not permanently attached as required by the Mandatory Bath Aid Standard (Regulation 2005).
The product exceeds the maximum allowable magnetic flux index for small, high powered magnets, as set by the permanent ban on such products prescribed in Consumer Protection Notice No 5 of 2012.
The breather that allows water to flow out of the bottle may detach and could potentially drop into the bottle. The small part may also be pushed in the bottle with small fingers.
It has been identified that the plastic cap on the lock can be removed by an infant.
During the assembly process, some slight bending of the steering shaft may have occurred, causing microscopic cracks to appear. If left unchecked, this may result in breaking of the shaft during normal use.
The recall is due to the presence of an undeclared allergen (dairy).
A gas leak may occur during the start up of the gas boost function. The gas valve may remain open when ignition has not occurred.
Small metal shavings may be present and detach during use.