8 product recalls were published during this week. Review the summaries below, then follow the official source before taking action.
During sustained high speed riding a bulge may appear on the tread of the tyre causing vibration and, in the most extreme of cases, some of the tread may become detached. This problem has been simulated in controlled and very severe test conditions.
The cot does not comply with the mandatory Australian standard, AS/NZS 2172:2003 Cots for household use—safety and performance requirements.
The gas control valve may be misaligned and the valve may stick open.
The recall is due to foreign matter contamination (small pieces of plastic).
Anti-slip rubber feet which are glued onto the underside of the mat may detach from the product.
The scooter's rear and front sections may separate if the scooter is driven over a gutter kerb, an obstacle greater than the scooter's clearance, or dropped from a height.
The RCD (also known as earth leakage protection) may not operate correctly as there is no neutral link fitted.
It is possible that the seat post weld may be defective.