An official ACCC notice concerns 1M & 3m iPhone 5 Lightning Cable. If the defect occurs, it causes overheating and melting of the USB connection's plastic housing and poses a fire hazard to consumers. Published 2013-05-03.
What to do now
Immediately cease using the cable and dispose of the product (in bin or via e-waste recycling). Consumers will be contacted via email in order to organise for a refund or an alternative remedy.
Recall number
e73b5fb1-8047-43de-b339-4bafc57103d8
Official notice
2013-05-03
The hazard
The hazard
If the defect occurs, it causes overheating and melting of the USB connection's plastic housing and poses a fire hazard to consumers.
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