AUSTRALIAN RECALL ROUND-UP16–22 November 2015.
8 product recalls were published during this week. Review the summaries below, then follow the official source before taking action.
Tools and machineryThe retaining spring could dislodge causing some ball bearings to fall out of the chain block. As a consequence, the top hook block could separate from the chain block causing the chain block to fall.
Clothing (daywear)The garments do not carry the required fire hazard information as required by the mandatory standard for children's sleepwear and limited daywear, AS/NZS 1249:2003, as amended by the regulation.
Gas products and appliancesIf not used strictly according to manufacturer’s instructions, there is a danger to public safety.
LightingThe luminaire has a flexible supply cord that may be tied in a knot and used as an anchorage. The terminal block on the secondary driver may be prone to charring. In addition, the accessible metal fins on the LED luminaire may not be earthed.
Luggage and elastic luggage strapsIn contravention of the mandatory standard for luggage straps, the items do not have the required safety warning labels.
Hazardous materialsThe battery cover may not be adequately secured, which could allow for access to the internal button battery or the internal button battery can fall out if the cover becomes detached.
Baby walkers and exercise jumpersIf excessive force is applied, over time some items may come apart at the handle of the rein.
General product safetyThe presence of an undeclared allergen (dairy).