Electrical and electronics recalls in European Union
Recalled chargers, batteries, power banks, heaters, lights, e-bikes and appliances, most often for fire, burn or electric shock risks published in European Union, newest first.
30 recalls, newest first · Checked 21 minutes ago
European Union
Amdelne mounted lighting safety alert: electric shock risk
To connect an additional light to the product, a protective cover must be removed, which leaves live parts accessible.
Fafrees electric bicycle safety alert: fire risk
The charger plug of the product has an insufficient fuse.
Electric bicycle safety alert: fire risk
The two-pin plug of the product has an insufficient fuse.
Electric drill safety alert: electric shock risk
The power supply adaptor does not meet the dimensional requirements and is not supplied with a fuse.
XINZHIZHU charger safety alert: electric shock and fire risk
The plug face does not meet dimensional requirements, and the supplied fuse is considered counterfeit and lacks the required ballast.
URLIFE electric bicycle safety alert: fire risk
There is no sufficient technical documentation for the product and no evidence of production control.
ROMADA charger safety alert: electric shock risk
The product has poor quality internal connections and internal wires which are all the same length.
ROMADA charger safety alert: electric shock risk
The earthing conductor is shorter than the current-carrying conductors.
Dayplus lawn mower safety alert: electric shock risk
Due to inadequate insulation between the input and output circuits of the product, the user can receive an electric shock from easily accessible live parts.
Lamp recall: fire risk
The plug of the product does not meet the dimensional requirements and cannot make a secure connection with the socket.
FREESKY electric bicycle safety alert: fire risk
There is no evidence that the product has been assessed using relevant conformity assessment procedures.
Anti-insect lamp safety alert: electric shock risk
The protective grille of the product can be removed during routine maintenance, leaving live parts accessible.
Bathroom light safety alert: fire risk
The product has insufficient creepage and clearance distances between the circuits, and the insulation is insufficient.
Bowose drill safety alert: electric shock risk
The product's insulation is insufficient and the product could break down over time, causing accessible metal parts to become live.
Wall socket safety alert: electric shock and fire risk
The plug face does not meet the dimensional requirements and the product is not sufficiently earthed.
Kettle safety alert: fire risk
The mains plug does not meet dimensional requirements and may not make a secure connection with the socket, leading to fire.
Marco Paul hot water bottle safety alert: electric shock and fire risk
The product's external build quality is poor, and the user may access live parts and receive an electric shock.
Electric pressure cooker safety alert: fire risk
The plug pins do not meet dimensional requirements and cannot make a secure connection to the socket.
Lufeiya electric tricycle safety alert: fire risk
The product is supplied with a two-pin plug that cannot incorporate a fuse.
Electric bicycle safety alert: fire risk
The product is supplied with a plug without a fuse.
Allegro electric bicycle safety alert: fire risk
The electric motorbike and its components have not been assessed using relevant conformity assessment procedures.
Electric bicycle safety alert: fire risk
There is no valid technical documentation for the product and no evidence of production control.
Steam cleaner safety alert: electric shock and fire risk
The plug fuse has insufficient granular filler and therefore does not meet requirements.A little guidance
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