Product Safety Information Notice on a DHM1800 Laptop Replacement Charger sold on the Wish platform
The DHM1800 Laptop Replacement Charger sold on the Wish platform is recalled due to a risk of electric shock as it failed to meet safety standards. The brand and batch number are unknown.
- Product
- DHM1800 Laptop Replacement Charger
- Sold on
- Wish
- What to do
- If you purchased one of these products, please discontinue use immediately and discard the product. You may wish to contact Wish to see if there are any remedies available to you.
- Publication date:8 June 2023
A safety issue has been identified on a DHM1800 Laptop Replacement Charger sold on the Wish platform.
The product presents a risk of electric shock as it failed to meet the requirements of the relevant safety standard.
The Wish ID is 5eee327a8ec71047cb780550. The model number is DHM1800. The brand, batch number and barcode are unknown.
Given the online availability of this product on the Wish platform, it may have been sold to customers in the Republic of Ireland.
What to do:
If you purchased one of these products, please discontinue use immediately and discard the product. You may wish to contact Wish to see if there are any remedies available to you. This can be done via your user account on the Wish platform.
View all product safety noticesFrequently asked questions
Is DHM1800 Laptop Replacement Charger being recalled in Ireland?
Yes. The DHM1800 Laptop Replacement Charger sold on the Wish platform is recalled due to a risk of electric shock as it failed to meet safety standards. The brand and batch number are unknown.
Why is DHM1800 Laptop Replacement Charger being recalled?
The recall relates to a electric shock hazard. The DHM1800 Laptop Replacement Charger sold on the Wish platform is recalled due to a risk of electric shock as it failed to meet safety standards. The brand and batch number are unknown.
What should I do if I have this product?
If you purchased one of these products, please discontinue use immediately and discard the product. You may wish to contact Wish to see if there are any remedies available to you.
Where was DHM1800 Laptop Replacement Charger sold?
It was sold via Wish.
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