Lenovo recalls Lenovo USB-C Laptop Power Bank due to fire hazard
LENOVO is recalling the LENOVO USB-C Laptop Power Bank due to a fire hazard. The internal screws can come loose, leading to a short circuit and overheating of the lithium-ion battery.
- Brand
- LENOVO
- Product
- USB-C Laptop Power Bank
- Batch codes
- PN 40ALLG2WWW, 22/01, 22/02, 22/03, 22/04, 22/05, 22/06, 21/12
- Retailer
- LENOVO
- What to do
- Customers should stop using the product immediately and visit Lenovo USB-C Laptop Power Bank Recall to determine if their product is affected.
LENOVO is recalling its USB-C Laptop Power Bank because of a potential fire risk. The issue arises from loose internal screws that can cause a short circuit, resulting in overheating of the lithium-ion battery. This poses a significant fire hazard to users of the product.
The affected model is the USB-C Laptop Power Bank, with the batch number PN 40ALLG2WWW. The recall includes units manufactured between December 2021 and June 2022, specifically those produced in the months of 12/21, 01/22, 02/22, 03/22, 04/22, 05/22, and 06/22. Approximately six of these power banks are reported to be affected in the Republic of Ireland.
Consumers who own this power bank are advised to stop using it immediately. They can check if their unit is part of the recall by visiting the Lenovo USB-C Laptop Power Bank Recall website. For further assistance, customers can contact LENOVO directly via email at recalls@lenovo.com or by calling 01 686 2650.
From the official notice
Notice details Publication date: 10 November 2023 LENOVO is carrying out a recall of LENOVO USB-C Laptop Power Bank. The risk reported to the CCPC is that of fire. The power bank’s internal screws can come loose, causing a short circuit and overheating of the lithium-ion battery, posing a fire hazard. The brand is LENOVO. The type/number of model is USB-C Laptop Power Bank. The batch number is PN…
Read the full notice at Competition & Consumer Protection Commission →
Frequently asked questions
Is USB-C Laptop Power Bank being recalled in Ireland?
Yes. LENOVO is recalling the LENOVO USB-C Laptop Power Bank due to a fire hazard. The internal screws can come loose, leading to a short circuit and overheating of the lithium-ion battery.
Why is USB-C Laptop Power Bank being recalled?
The recall relates to a fire / burn hazard. LENOVO is recalling the LENOVO USB-C Laptop Power Bank due to a fire hazard. The internal screws can come loose, leading to a short circuit and overheating of the lithium-ion battery.
What should I do if I have this product?
Customers should stop using the product immediately and visit Lenovo USB-C Laptop Power Bank Recall to determine if their product is affected.
Which batches of USB-C Laptop Power Bank are affected?
The affected batch codes are: PN 40ALLG2WWW, 22/01, 22/02, 22/03, 22/04, 22/05, 22/06, 21/12.
Where was USB-C Laptop Power Bank sold?
It was sold via LENOVO.
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