Toshiba and Finlux televisions recalled due to fire risk from faulty fuse
Certain Toshiba and Finlux televisions are being recalled due to a safety issue with the fuse in the power plug, which may not operate correctly and could present a fire risk. This affects multiple models of Toshiba and Finlux TVs sold via Very.ie.
- Brand
- Toshiba and Finlux
- Product
- Various models of Toshiba and Finlux televisions
- Batch codes
- FINLUX MU24F 55" 4K ULTRAHD FIT, TOSHIBA WF2F 32 INCH HD READY, TOSHIBA UV2F 50" ULTRAHD 4K HD, TOSHIBA 32" LED HDR, TOSHIBA 40LV2553DB 40" LED HDR, TOSHIBA 65 INCH, FIRE QLED, TOSHIBA 40'LF2F53DB FULL HD SM, TOSHIBA 43 INCH, FIRE QLED, TOSHIBA QF5D 70" QLED ULTRAHD, TOSHIBA UV1563DB 50" ULTRAHD 4, TOSHIBA UV2F 65" ULTRAHD 4K HD, TOSHIBA WF2F XX IT, TOSHIBA 50 INCH, FIRE QLED, TOSHIBA UV1563DB 43" ULTRAHD 4, TOSHIBA UV1563DB 55" ULTRAHD 4, TOSHIBA UV1563DB 65" ULTRAHD 4, TOSHIBA 55 INCH, FIRE QLED
- What to do
- Customers should stop using the product immediately, switch it off, and unplug it from the mains.
A safety concern has been identified with the power plugs of specific Toshiba and Finlux televisions. The issue lies with the fuse in the UK power plug, which may fail to disconnect the power supply in the event of an electrical fault. This could lead to overheating or even a fire, although the televisions themselves are not at fault.
The affected models include various sizes and types from both brands, such as the Finlux 55MU24F and Toshiba 32WF2F53DB. Approximately 1,276 units are believed to be impacted in the Republic of Ireland, and these products were sold online through Very.ie.
Consumers are advised to stop using the affected televisions immediately. They should unplug the devices from the mains and can visit the Pacifica Warranty website for instructions on how to find their serial number and request a free replacement power cable or fuse. For further assistance, customers can contact Very's Customer Care Team during business hours or check the safety notices section on the Very Ireland website.
From the official notice
Notice details Publication date: 21 July 2026 A safety issue has been identified with the fuse within certain power plugs in various Toshiba and Finlux Televisions. The product presents a fire risk because the fuse inside the supplied UK power plug may not operate correctly. If an electrical fault occurs, the fuse may fail to disconnect the power supply, allowing electricity to continue flowing in…
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Frequently asked questions
Is Various models of Toshiba and Finlux televisions being recalled in Ireland?
Yes. Certain Toshiba and Finlux televisions are being recalled due to a safety issue with the fuse in the power plug, which may not operate correctly and could present a fire risk. This affects multiple models of Toshiba and Finlux TVs sold via Very.ie.
Why is Various models of Toshiba and Finlux televisions being recalled?
The recall relates to a fire / burn hazard. Certain Toshiba and Finlux televisions are being recalled due to a safety issue with the fuse in the power plug, which may not operate correctly and could present a fire risk. This affects multiple models of Toshiba and Finlux TVs sold via Very.ie.
What should I do if I have this product?
Customers should stop using the product immediately, switch it off, and unplug it from the mains.
Which batches of Various models of Toshiba and Finlux televisions are affected?
The affected batch codes are: FINLUX MU24F 55" 4K ULTRAHD FIT, TOSHIBA WF2F 32 INCH HD READY, TOSHIBA UV2F 50" ULTRAHD 4K HD, TOSHIBA 32" LED HDR, TOSHIBA 40LV2553DB 40" LED HDR, TOSHIBA 65 INCH, FIRE QLED, TOSHIBA 40'LF2F53DB FULL HD SM, TOSHIBA 43 INCH, FIRE QLED, TOSHIBA QF5D 70" QLED ULTRAHD, TOSHIBA UV1563DB 50" ULTRAHD 4, TOSHIBA UV2F 65" ULTRAHD 4K HD, TOSHIBA WF2F XX IT, TOSHIBA 50 INCH, FIRE QLED, TOSHIBA UV1563DB 43" ULTRAHD 4, TOSHIBA UV1563DB 55" ULTRAHD 4, TOSHIBA UV1563DB 65" ULTRAHD 4, TOSHIBA 55 INCH, FIRE QLED.
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