Safety risk prompt 49,000 electric chainsaw, pole saw recall
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In the US, recalls are underway with chainsaws and pole saws of tens of thousands of electrical materials that could indicate “ribs risk” to users.
recallThe risk issued Thursday by Positec Tool Corporation has been spurred by the risk that a Hyper 9 Amp Code 14-inch Chainsaw with approximately 49,000 main switches, a Worx 8 AMP 14-inch Electric Chainsaw, a Worx 8 AMP ELECTRIC POLE SAWS, and a PORTLAND 9 AMP 14-inch Chainsaw could break down.
Positec announced its recall on June 3rd. (Consumer Product Safety Committee)
“The recalled chainsaw and pole saw main switches will fail and the saw can continue to run even after the switch is released, poses a risk of tears,” a recall notice issued by the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC).
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It included item number, SKU, UPC, serial number, and manufacturing period that consumers could use to identify recalled saws With recall notification.
Examples of some recalled tools. (Consumer Product Safety Committee)
The company posted on its recall web page, saying, “By removing the problem product, it is implementing this recall to keep customers safe and prevent injuries.”
The recall includes approximately 49,000 electric corded chainsaws and pole saws. (Consumer Product Safety Committee)
This issue has not caused any known injuries or incidents.
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Sale of The reminiscence of the saw According to a CPSC recall notice, cargo was held for ports at Walmart since September last year, for Hypertuff and Portland branded cargo. Some of the affected saws were also available on the Worx and Amazon websites respectively.
No injuries have been reported due to this issue. (Consumer Product Safety Committee)
Positec offers alternative SAWs to affected customers after sending back one recalled. Following the CPSC Notice, you will need to “contact Positec about prepaid shipping labels and new boxes if necessary” in order to return the unit for free to receive the exchange.
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In the meantime, the company said customers should avoid using the product. The reminiscence of the saw.
Another 3,000 chainsaws and pole saws were recalled in Canada.