An official ACCC notice concerns Yatama Power Bank PB017. The batteries may overheat and, in the worst case scenario, could pose a fire hazard. Published 2015-05-07.
What to do now
Virgin mobile is writing to all affected consumers. Consumers should stop using the Power Bank immediately and dispose of it (including the USB cable it came with) thoughtfully (for example at one of the e-waste collection sites listed at cleanup.org.au.). Please keep the device out of the reach of children.
Recall number
3b6df22d-d04a-40fb-9595-43ee94c5c6b6
Official notice
2015-05-07
The hazard
The hazard
The batteries may overheat and, in the worst case scenario, could pose a fire hazard.
How to check if you're affected
How to check if you're affected
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