An official ACCC notice concerns Travel Charger. If live electrical components are exposed, there is risk of electric shock if the exposed components remain in the socket while the power is turned on. Published 2018-12-23.
What to do now
Consumers should immediately cease using the wall charger and contact iGear for a refund or replacement. Consumers can contact iGear by email recall@igear.com.au or phone (07) 3354 2458.
Recall number
63221e3d-3c09-4dec-a3cd-246353b4054a
Official notice
2018-12-23
The hazard
The hazard
If live electrical components are exposed, there is risk of electric shock if the exposed components remain in the socket while the power is turned on.
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How to check if you're affected
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