Important
Fire and other incidents involving recalled food mixers (blenders): 14 serious product accidents reported
- Summary
- Japan's Consumer Affairs Agency published 14 serious product accidents, including fires, reported under Article 35(1) of the Consumer Product Safety Act (消費生活用製品安全法), that involved recalled food mixers (blenders). The recall covers blenders imported by LIMON, whose business has been transferred to De'Longhi Japan, and offers collection and refunds by Amazon gift card. The notice also lists other product types among the reported accidents, including electric shavers, chargers, space heaters and tablets.
- Who is affected
- Importers, distributors and sellers of the recalled LIMON-imported food mixers (blenders); businesses that use these blenders; De'Longhi Japan as the successor business.
- What to do
- Check whether you hold or sold any recalled LIMON-imported food mixers (blenders) and follow the recall procedure (collection and refund). The notice states that the business was transferred to De'Longhi Japan, so recall questions may be directed there. Full details are in the PDF linked in the original notice.
- Deadline
- Not stated in the original
- Original title (Japanese)
- 消費生活用製品の重大製品事故:リコール製品で火災等(フッドミキサー(ブレンダー))(11月4日)
- Issued by
- Consumer Affairs Agency (CAA)
Summarized and translated by AI. The original Japanese text is authoritative. Sources: the websites of each Japanese government body (see the original link for each notice). Summarized and translated into English by AI by Japan Regulation Watch under the Public Data License (Version 1.0) of the Government of Japan. This is not an official translation and was not created by the government.
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