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Ashton GPA10 Guitar amplifier

Official notice

17 Jul 2016

Last checked

17 Jul 2016

Risk not stated by sourceProduct Safety NZ

An official Product Safety NZ notice concerns Ashton GPA10 Guitar amplifier. A short may occur in the transformer causing amplifier to stop working by blowing the primary fuse inside the chassis. There is a small chance of an electrical shock if the amplifier has been modified. The amplifier will not work and will need to be checked by an electrical technician. Published 2016-07-17.

What to do now

Return the amplifier to your closest Musicworks dealer to have it checked. They will replace it free of charge with a new revised GPA10 amp if it is an affected unit. Call the 0800 number for your nearest dealer.

Official notice

2016-07-17

The hazard

A short may occur in the transformer causing amplifier to stop working by blowing the primary fuse inside the chassis. There is a small chance of an electrical shock if the amplifier has been modified. The amplifier will not work and will need to be checked by an electrical technician.

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Where it was sold

The source does not list specific retailers. See the official notice for where affected products were sold.

Location 1

NZ · New Zealand

Affected area 1

NZ · New Zealand

Company & contacts

Manufacturer

Not provided

Phone

08008068742

Brand: Ashton Gpa10 Guitar Amplifier. Contact: Musicworks www.musicworks.co.nz. Phone 08008068742.

Source & status

Tier

official

Category

ELECTRONICS

Classification

Product recall

App estimate

unspecified

Recall details

Classification

Product recall

Source tier

official

Documents, notices & source

See the official notice and source documents for full details.

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