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PC Locs iQ10 Charging Stations, model PCL7121
Official notice
4 Mar 2016
Last checked
4 Mar 2016
An official Product Safety NZ notice concerns PC Locs iQ10 Charging Stations, model PCL7121. If your unit has faulty USB hub you could suffer an electric shock. Published 2016-03-04.
What to do now
Check your iQ10 Charge Station to see if it’s affected: 1. Turn off your iQ10 Charge Station at the wall and unplug. 2. Remove the top cover, locate both USB hubs and peal back the silver label to reveal the 11 digit batch code. Note you don’t need to remove the label fully. 3. If the USB hubs don’t have a batch code or the batch code begins with 14L, 15B or 15C, you’ll need to remove the hubs and contact PC Locs for replacement USB hubs. USB hubs with batch codes 15D, 15F or 15H are not affected and you can replace the label and continue to use your iQ10 Charge Station safely.
Official notice
2016-03-04
The hazard
The hazard
If your unit has faulty USB hub you could suffer an electric shock.
How to check if you're affected
How to check if you're affected
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Company & contacts
Company & contacts
Brand: Pc Locs Iq10 Charging Stations Model Pcl7121. Contact: PC Locs Pty Ltd www.pclocs.com.au. Phone 61 8 920 97900 (.
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Source & status
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