If you have recently purchased a food processor from Target, we have important information for you.

Product Standards Australia (PSA) announced a recall for a metallic food processor with a glass bowl called Brooklyn Rechargeable Mini Food Chopper BMC-300.

It was reported that the food processor—manufactured by AYONZ Pty Ltd—could be operated when not locked into the glass bowl, exposing rotating blades. PSA has warned that there is a risk of serious injury to users, including lacerations.

Product Safety Australia recalled a food processor sold at Target. Credit: Product Standards Australia

Unfortunately, this defect has already occurred, and people have already been injured using this product.

The processor was sold on Target nationwide and online from 8 June to 7 August this year.

If you own this food processor, then please stop using it immediately and return it to your nearest Target branch for a full refund.

Shoppers are urged to contact Target’s Customer Support Centre on 1300 753 567 from Monday-Friday, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. or Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

You may also visit their website if you have questions or need more information.

This notice goes for everyone, but especially our members. We want to ensure you’re all safe and well, so please be mindful of the potential dangers of any items in your home.

We know it can be frustrating to return a product, but please remember that making the effort could save you from serious injury. Let’s all look out for each other.

Key Takeaways

• Owners of a food processor sold at Target have been warned to stop using it due to the risk of potential lacerations.
• Product Standards Australia issued a recall notice for the AYONZ Pty Ltd Brooklyn Rechargeable Mini Food Chopper BMC-300, as it can be operated when not locked into the glass bowl, exposing rotating blades.
• People have already been injured using the item, and owners are urged to return it to Target for a full refund.
• The processor was sold nationally and online from June 8 to August 7 this year.

For other product recalls, you may visit Product Standards Australia’s website here.

You may also visit this link for other recalls we shared previously.

What do you think about this recall, members? Let us know in the comments below!

 

[Lizzie1149]

If you have recently purchased a food processor from Target, we have important information for you.

Product Standards Australia (PSA) announced a recall for a metallic food processor with a glass bowl called Brooklyn Rechargeable Mini Food Chopper BMC-300.

It was reported that the food processor—manufactured by AYONZ Pty Ltd—could be operated when not locked into the glass bowl, exposing rotating blades. PSA has warned that there is a risk of serious injury to users, including lacerations.

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Product Safety Australia recalled a food processor sold at Target. Credit: Product Standards Australia

Unfortunately, this defect has already occurred, and people have already been injured using this product.

The processor was sold on Target nationwide and online from 8 June to 7 August this year.

If you own this food processor, then please stop using it immediately and return it to your nearest Target branch for a full refund.

Shoppers are urged to contact Target’s Customer Support Centre on 1300 753 567 from Monday-Friday, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. or Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

You may also visit their website if you have questions or need more information.

This notice goes for everyone, but especially our members. We want to ensure you’re all safe and well, so please be mindful of the potential dangers of any items in your home.

We know it can be frustrating to return a product, but please remember that making the effort could save you from serious injury. Let’s all look out for each other.

Key Takeaways

• Owners of a food processor sold at Target have been warned to stop using it due to the risk of potential lacerations.
• Product Standards Australia issued a recall notice for the AYONZ Pty Ltd Brooklyn Rechargeable Mini Food Chopper BMC-300, as it can be operated when not locked into the glass bowl, exposing rotating blades.
• People have already been injured using the item, and owners are urged to return it to Target for a full refund.
• The processor was sold nationally and online from June 8 to August 7 this year.

For other product recalls, you may visit Product Standards Australia’s website here.

You may also visit this link for other recalls we shared previously.

What do you think about this recall, members? Let us know in the comments below!

this is interesting in light of the fact that some time ago I bought a blender from Kmart. I found you can run it with the lid off. Not such a great idea when you are trying to process liquids. Yes you do have to turn the knob but if you load it up and it's turned on once the jug is locked to the base it starts up. Not really a good idea

 

[Veggiepatch]

Can I get a refund on the countless Wusthof, Baccarat, Wiltshire, Mundial and Tefal knives I have purchased over the years? They have wreaked havoc on my fingers and hands!

 

[Mina vriesekolk]

Can I get a refund on the countless Wusthof, Baccarat, Wiltshire, Mundial and Tefal knives I have purchased over the years? They have wreaked havoc on my fingers and hands!

 

[Mina vriesekolk]

Go for it !.

 

[Veggiepatch]

Go for it !.

A sense of humour is apparently not in your vocabulary?

 

[Mina vriesekolk]

A sense of humour is apparently not in your vocabulary?

I can say the same about you , at least I did not react to that because you always come back with a weird answer . You are most of the time very negative , get a life and be more positive . Please leave it by this , no reply required .