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An official Product Safety NZ notice concerns PowerBank 2600 mAh. When dropped the battery may fall out. There are no markings on the battery so it can be re-installed incorrectly. Incorrect installation can lead to overheating and in the worst case scenario, may pose a fire risk. Published 2016-09-02.
What to do now
Please stop using the product, especially where the back cover has come off If you have not already been contacted: please contact either the school where your fundraiser product was purchased or Webbuilders.
Official notice
2016-09-02
The hazard
The hazard
When dropped the battery may fall out. There are no markings on the battery so it can be re-installed incorrectly. Incorrect installation can lead to overheating and in the worst case scenario, may pose a fire risk.
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Company & contacts
Company & contacts
Brand: Powerbank 2600 Mah. Contact: Webbuilders.
Source & status
Source & status
Recall details
Recall details
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Documents, notices & source
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