PANCERKA sandwich maker recalled due to electric shock and fire hazard
The PANCERKA sandwich maker model ABS505 is being recalled due to a risk of electric shock and fire. The connector hood may detach, exposing live parts, and the power cable may overheat.
The PANCERKA sandwich maker, model ABS505, is being recalled due to safety concerns. The connector hood can become detached after frequent use, which may expose live electrical parts. This poses a risk of electric shock to users. Additionally, the power cable may heat excessively, potentially leading to overheating and fire hazards.
This recall affects the batch BD000487 of the product, which originated from the People's Republic of China and has been notified in France, with actions taken in Ireland, Luxembourg, and Poland. Consumers are advised to stop using the sandwich maker immediately due to these risks.
As part of the recall, the product has been removed from online marketplaces, and consumers are being warned about the associated risks. Those who own this sandwich maker should follow the recall instructions provided to ensure their safety.
From the official notice
Product: Sandwich maker Category: Electrical appliances Brand: PANCERKA Type / model: ABS505 Batch: BD000487 Country of origin: People's Republic of China Notified by: France Other countries acting: Ireland, Luxembourg, Poland Risk The connector hood may become detached after frequent assembly and disassembly. It no longer provides protection against electric shocks as live parts could become acce…
Frequently asked questions
Is PANCERKA Sandwich maker being recalled in Ireland?
Yes. The PANCERKA sandwich maker model ABS505 is being recalled due to a risk of electric shock and fire. The connector hood may detach, exposing live parts, and the power cable may overheat.
Why is PANCERKA Sandwich maker being recalled?
The recall relates to a fire / burn hazard. The PANCERKA sandwich maker model ABS505 is being recalled due to a risk of electric shock and fire. The connector hood may detach, exposing live parts, and the power cable may overheat.
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