Lzumws 65W laptop charger adapter recalled due to fire and burn risk
The 65W Laptop Charger Adapter sold by Lzumws on the TEMU platform is recalled due to a fire and burn hazard. The plastic case is not self-extinguishing, and a short circuit can lead to burns and fire.
- Brand
- Lzumws
- Product
- 65W Laptop Charger Adapter
- Batch codes
- Lzu-19V, 0924-YM-SM19342
- Sold on
- Temu
- What to do
- Consumers should stop using the product immediately and dispose of it sustainably in accordance with local electrical waste (WEEE) guidance.
A safety issue has been identified with the 65W Laptop Charger Adapter, specifically the model number Lzu-19V, which was sold by Lzumws on the TEMU platform. The concern arises from the product's plastic casing, which is not self-extinguishing. This poses a risk of fire and burns if a short circuit happens, making it a potential hazard for users.
Approximately 21 of these chargers are affected in the Republic of Ireland. Consumers who purchased this product should stop using it immediately and follow local guidelines for disposing of electrical waste sustainably. TEMU has already removed the charger from its platform and is working to notify affected consumers about the safety issue.
If you have not yet received a refund or have any questions regarding this recall, it is advised to reach out to Temu’s Dedicated Customer Service team for assistance with the return or refund process.
From the official notice
Notice details Publication date: 2 June 2026 A safety issue has been identified with 65W Laptop Charger Adapter sold by Lzumws on the TEMU platform. The risk reported to the CCPC is fire and burns. The plastic case of the product is not self-extinguishing, and a short circuit can lead to burns and fire. The model number is Lzu-19V. The barcode is 0924-YM-SM19342. There are approximately 21 affecte…
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Frequently asked questions
Is 65W Laptop Charger Adapter being recalled in Ireland?
Yes. The 65W Laptop Charger Adapter sold by Lzumws on the TEMU platform is recalled due to a fire and burn hazard. The plastic case is not self-extinguishing, and a short circuit can lead to burns and fire.
Why is 65W Laptop Charger Adapter being recalled?
The recall relates to a fire / burn hazard. The 65W Laptop Charger Adapter sold by Lzumws on the TEMU platform is recalled due to a fire and burn hazard. The plastic case is not self-extinguishing, and a short circuit can lead to burns and fire.
What should I do if I have this product?
Consumers should stop using the product immediately and dispose of it sustainably in accordance with local electrical waste (WEEE) guidance.
Which batches of 65W Laptop Charger Adapter are affected?
The affected batch codes are: Lzu-19V, 0924-YM-SM19342.
Where was 65W Laptop Charger Adapter sold?
It was sold via Temu.
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