Dynabook recalls AC power adapters for Toshiba notebooks due to fire hazard
Dynabook is recalling AC Power Adapters used with certain Toshiba-branded Notebooks due to a risk of overheating and sparking, which can lead to fire and burns. This recall expands a previous one from 2018, with additional models identified as affected.
- Brand
- Toshiba
- Product
- AC Power Adapter
- Retailer
- Dynabook
- What to do
- Consumers are advised to check their AC adapter’s part number and if affected, they should turn off the laptop and unplug the AC adapter immediately.
Dynabook has announced a recall of AC power adapters that are used with specific Toshiba-branded notebooks. The issue with these adapters is that they can overheat and spark, posing a potential risk of fire and burns to users. This recall is an extension of a previous recall from 2018, and it now includes more models that have been identified as being at risk.
Consumers in the Republic of Ireland who have purchased these adapters should take immediate action. It is important for customers to check the part number of their AC adapter to determine if it is affected by this recall. Those who previously checked their adapters against the 2018 recall should do so again, as new models have been added to the list of affected products.
If a consumer finds that their adapter is included in the recall, they should turn off their laptop and unplug the adapter right away. Dynabook provides a manual checker on their website to help users identify whether their adapter is affected and offers guidance on locating the part and serial numbers. For more information, customers can visit Dynabook's recall site or reach out to their customer support.
From the official notice
Notice details Publication date: 7 April 2025 Dynabook is carrying out a recall of AC Power Adapter’s used with certain Toshiba- branded Notebooks. The laptop AC adapters can overheat and spark presenting a risk of fire and burns. The brand is Toshiba. Below is a link to the list of AC adapter part numbers and PC model numbers possibly affected by this announcement: AC Adapter Replacement Model Li…
Read the full notice at Competition & Consumer Protection Commission →
Frequently asked questions
Is AC Power Adapter being recalled in Ireland?
Yes. Dynabook is recalling AC Power Adapters used with certain Toshiba-branded Notebooks due to a risk of overheating and sparking, which can lead to fire and burns. This recall expands a previous one from 2018, with additional models identified as affected.
Why is AC Power Adapter being recalled?
The recall relates to a fire / burn hazard. Dynabook is recalling AC Power Adapters used with certain Toshiba-branded Notebooks due to a risk of overheating and sparking, which can lead to fire and burns. This recall expands a previous one from 2018, with additional models identified as affected.
What should I do if I have this product?
Consumers are advised to check their AC adapter’s part number and if affected, they should turn off the laptop and unplug the AC adapter immediately.
Where was AC Power Adapter sold?
It was sold via Dynabook.
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