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Multi-Function Wireless Charging Power Bank recall

Multi-Function Wireless Charging Power Bank
Image: Taiwan (via OECD GlobalRecalls)

The Multi-Function Wireless Charging Power Bank made in China and sold by WINDTAC TECHNOLOGY Co., Ltd., manufactured between April 2025 and October 2025, is affected. Certain units contain lithium‑ion battery cells that may develop lithium dendrites after prolonged cycling, increasing the risk of battery swelling and, in rare cases, thermal runaway that could cause smoke, fire, or ignition. A precautionary recall has been initiated, the model has been removed from shelves and discontinued from sale; consumers can find details on the company website and contact customer service to arrange a free replacement (service@windtac.com.tw, phone 02-2219-5056, LINE: @lapo, https://www.lapo.com.tw/zh-TW/pages/productrecall08p).

What's being recalled

A potential safety issue has been identified in certain units manufactured between April 2025 and October 2025 due to lithium-ion battery cells that may develop lithium dendrites after prolonged charge and discharge cycles. This phenomenon may increase the risk of battery swelling and, in rare cases, could result in a potential safety hazard.

Made in: China (People's Republic of).

The hazard

In rare cases, the affected battery cells may experience thermal runaway, which could result in smoke, fire, or spontaneous ignition.

Injuries: No injury reported

What to do

1.A precautionary recall has been initiated, and the affected model has been removed from shelves and discontinued from sale. 2.Recall information has been published on the company's official website(https://www.lapo.com.tw/zh-TW/pages/productrecall08p). 3.Consumers may contact our customer service center or visit our retail stores to arrange a free product replacement. 4.Consumers are advised to contact us by email: service@windtac.com.tw, phone:02-2219-5056, freeware app LINE: @lapo

The official notice

This page is a summary of the notice published by Taiwan (via OECD GlobalRecalls), collected from OECD GlobalRecalls. Check the original before you act on it.

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