S Drives Pro Electric Scooter recalled due to fall risk from handlebar pin detachment
Smyths Toys is recalling the S Drives Pro Electric Scooter (Product Code: 217740) due to a fall risk, as a pin at the base of the handlebar can detach during use. This recall affects all batches sold since November 2022.
- Brand
- S Drives
- Product
- Pro Electric Scooter
- Batch codes
- 217740
- Retailer
- Smyths Toys
- What to do
- Customers should immediately stop using the product and return it to their local Smyths Toys Superstores for a refund.
The S Drives Pro Electric Scooter, with product code 217740, is being recalled by Smyths Toys. This recall affects all batches of the scooter sold since November 2022. The issue arises from a pin located at the base of the handlebar, which can detach while the scooter is in use, creating a risk of falls and potential injuries.
Consumers who have purchased this scooter should stop using it immediately. To receive a refund, customers are advised to return the product to their nearest Smyths Toys Superstore. To locate a store, customers can use the Store Finder available on the Smyths Toys website.
From the official notice
Product: S Drives Pro Electric Scooter - G75 2 Product Code: 217740 Date Issued: 29/08/2024 Date of Sale: The product was sold from November 2022. This recall affects all batches. EAN 3569700019516 Note: Smyths Toys is carrying out a voluntary recall of 217740 S Drives Pro Electric Scooter. The product presents a fall risk as a pin at the base of the handlebar can detach during use. Please return…
Frequently asked questions
Is Pro Electric Scooter being recalled in Ireland?
Yes. Smyths Toys is recalling the S Drives Pro Electric Scooter (Product Code: 217740) due to a fall risk, as a pin at the base of the handlebar can detach during use. This recall affects all batches sold since November 2022.
Why is Pro Electric Scooter being recalled?
The recall relates to a choking hazard. Smyths Toys is recalling the S Drives Pro Electric Scooter (Product Code: 217740) due to a fall risk, as a pin at the base of the handlebar can detach during use. This recall affects all batches sold since November 2022.
What should I do if I have this product?
Customers should immediately stop using the product and return it to their local Smyths Toys Superstores for a refund.
Which batches of Pro Electric Scooter are affected?
The affected batch codes are: 217740.
Where was Pro Electric Scooter sold?
It was sold via Smyths Toys.
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