Ink Maestro Ltd recalls Xtreme Rechargeable Power AA and AAA Charger
Ink Maestro Ltd is recalling the Xtreme Rechargeable Power AA and AAA Charger due to a risk of overheating, which may cause burns. The user instructions are not in English, potentially leading to misuse of the product.
- Brand
- 123accu.nl
- Product
- Xtreme Rechargeable Power AA and AAA Charger
- Batch codes
- ADR00072
- Retailer
- Ink Maestro
- What to do
- Customers should stop using the product immediately and can contact 123ink.ie on 01 808 1244 to arrange a refund.
- Publication date:11 June 2024
Ink Maestro Ltd is carrying out a recall on Xtreme Rechargeable Power AA and AAA Charger.
The risk presented by this product is overheating. The user instructions provided are not in English and may cause consumers to unknowingly misuse the product. The product may therefore overheat and result in burns to consumers.
The brand is 123accu.nl. The model is ADR00072. The barcode is 8 718237 089072.
There are approximately 51 affected products in the Republic of Ireland. The affected products are sold in Ireland by Ink Maestro Ltd only via website 123ink.ie
What to do
Customers should stop using the product immediately.
To arrange a refund for this item you can contact 123ink.ie on 01 808 1244.
View all product safety noticesFrequently asked questions
Is Xtreme Rechargeable Power AA and AAA Charger being recalled in Ireland?
Yes. Ink Maestro Ltd is recalling the Xtreme Rechargeable Power AA and AAA Charger due to a risk of overheating, which may cause burns. The user instructions are not in English, potentially leading to misuse of the product.
Why is Xtreme Rechargeable Power AA and AAA Charger being recalled?
The recall relates to a fire / burn hazard. Ink Maestro Ltd is recalling the Xtreme Rechargeable Power AA and AAA Charger due to a risk of overheating, which may cause burns. The user instructions are not in English, potentially leading to misuse of the product.
What should I do if I have this product?
Customers should stop using the product immediately and can contact 123ink.ie on 01 808 1244 to arrange a refund.
Which batches of Xtreme Rechargeable Power AA and AAA Charger are affected?
The affected batch codes are: ADR00072.
Where was Xtreme Rechargeable Power AA and AAA Charger sold?
It was sold via Ink Maestro.
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