Urgent recall: Is your cordless vacuum putting you at risk?
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Remember the days when owning a cordless vacuum cleaner was a luxury? It's incredible how far we've come!
Thanks to groundbreaking advancements in housekeeping technology, cordless vacuums have become indispensable household items in today's fast-paced world.
However, with the recent recall of a particular cordless vacuum product, sold since 2019, due to the potential risk of fire, it's essential for us at the SDC to remind our members to check with the manufacturer about the safety of their products.
In today's world, it's always better to stay informed and ensure that all of your belongings comply with the rules and regulations set by the authorities. So take a moment to check with the manufacturer, and rest easy knowing that you and your family are safe.
Bissell Homecare has just announced the recall of their Cordless MultiSurface Wet Dry Vacuum (model numbers 2588F and 2582H) due to concerns that these products could pose a significant risk of injury and even fire hazard.
According to reports, certain circuit boards in the battery of these vacuums can become overheated, endangering the safety of users and their families. We urge our members to take this recall seriously and to immediately stop using these products.
For those who have purchased Bissell cordless vacuums, it's important to note that the recalled products were available for sale nationwide from June 1, 2019, to September 30, 2022, in various popular stores such as JB Hi-Fi, Harvey Norman, The Good Guys, as well as online retailers including Winnings, Bing Lee, Betta, Catch, Godfrey’s, and Bissell Australia.
To determine if your vacuum is affected by the recall, we urge our members to check the rating label located behind the water tank. Look for model numbers 2588F and 2582H, as well as the electrical approval number SAA-202692-EA.
If your vacuum matches these numbers, please take immediate action as per the manufacturer's instructions to ensure your safety and the safety of your loved ones.
As per Product Safety Australia's warning, if you own one of the recalled Bissell cordless vacuums, it's crucial to immediately stop using it. If your vacuum is indeed part of the recall, Bissell offers a replacement program, and we encourage you to register your details with them promptly. To start the return process, please fill in this form.
In addition, it's important to responsibly dispose of the recalled models. You can contact local e-waste disposal companies for proper disposal or visit the manufacturer's website for information on recycling services and facilities.
If you need further assistance or have questions, Bissell can be reached by phone at 1300 393 035 (Monday to Friday, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm) or via email at [email protected]. For further information and FAQs on this recall, please click here.
We urge you to take action immediately if you own one of the recalled vacuums and follow the manufacturer's instructions to ensure the safety of yourself and your loved ones.
As a responsible consumer, it's essential to stay up-to-date on the latest product recalls and safety concerns. Here are some other recently recalled items that you may want to check:
At the SDC, we encourage our members to prioritise their safety and well-being, and we will continue to keep you informed of any significant safety concerns, or product recalls that may affect you.
Remember, prevention is key, and staying informed can help us make more informed choices as consumers. We hope you found this article helpful, members!
Thanks to groundbreaking advancements in housekeeping technology, cordless vacuums have become indispensable household items in today's fast-paced world.
However, with the recent recall of a particular cordless vacuum product, sold since 2019, due to the potential risk of fire, it's essential for us at the SDC to remind our members to check with the manufacturer about the safety of their products.
In today's world, it's always better to stay informed and ensure that all of your belongings comply with the rules and regulations set by the authorities. So take a moment to check with the manufacturer, and rest easy knowing that you and your family are safe.
A popular cordless vacuum cleaner sold at hundreds of stores across Australia has been urgently recalled due to fears it may catch on fire and cause serious injury. Credit: Shutterstock.
Bissell Homecare has just announced the recall of their Cordless MultiSurface Wet Dry Vacuum (model numbers 2588F and 2582H) due to concerns that these products could pose a significant risk of injury and even fire hazard.
According to reports, certain circuit boards in the battery of these vacuums can become overheated, endangering the safety of users and their families. We urge our members to take this recall seriously and to immediately stop using these products.
For those who have purchased Bissell cordless vacuums, it's important to note that the recalled products were available for sale nationwide from June 1, 2019, to September 30, 2022, in various popular stores such as JB Hi-Fi, Harvey Norman, The Good Guys, as well as online retailers including Winnings, Bing Lee, Betta, Catch, Godfrey’s, and Bissell Australia.
To determine if your vacuum is affected by the recall, we urge our members to check the rating label located behind the water tank. Look for model numbers 2588F and 2582H, as well as the electrical approval number SAA-202692-EA.
If your vacuum matches these numbers, please take immediate action as per the manufacturer's instructions to ensure your safety and the safety of your loved ones.
Consumers are advised to immediately stop using the recalled models, register their details for a replacement, and responsibly dispose of their recalled vacuum cleaners. Credit: Bissell.com.au.
As per Product Safety Australia's warning, if you own one of the recalled Bissell cordless vacuums, it's crucial to immediately stop using it. If your vacuum is indeed part of the recall, Bissell offers a replacement program, and we encourage you to register your details with them promptly. To start the return process, please fill in this form.
In addition, it's important to responsibly dispose of the recalled models. You can contact local e-waste disposal companies for proper disposal or visit the manufacturer's website for information on recycling services and facilities.
If you need further assistance or have questions, Bissell can be reached by phone at 1300 393 035 (Monday to Friday, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm) or via email at [email protected]. For further information and FAQs on this recall, please click here.
We urge you to take action immediately if you own one of the recalled vacuums and follow the manufacturer's instructions to ensure the safety of yourself and your loved ones.
As a responsible consumer, it's essential to stay up-to-date on the latest product recalls and safety concerns. Here are some other recently recalled items that you may want to check:
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At the SDC, we encourage our members to prioritise their safety and well-being, and we will continue to keep you informed of any significant safety concerns, or product recalls that may affect you.
Remember, prevention is key, and staying informed can help us make more informed choices as consumers. We hope you found this article helpful, members!
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