About 120,3 portable power banks are withdrawing because they can cause excessive heat and possible fire when charging the phone, creating burns to consumers
New York – About 120.5 portable power banks are withdrawing as they can cause excessive heat and possible fire when charging the phone, creating burns to consumers.
According to the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, on Thursday, Brooklyn, New York-based Caselie Chargers, after receiving 5 reports of lithium-ion battery overheating, recalled some “Pods” after expanding or caught fire during use.
Now the recovered Castley Power Press, which has 5000 mAh, can be characterized by their model number: E33A. Wireless phone chargers were made on Thursday’s notice notes and sold on Amazon, Getcasely.com and other websites from March 2022 to September 2024.
Customers in these charger, which came in different colors and prints, are requested to stop using them immediately – and contact the caselie for a free replacement.
People who are eligible will find a FAQ on Casilli website notes a new “wool-resorted power pod”. The company also says that it is safe to use all the battery packs that are not included in this recovery.
“Caselly is committed to the protection of his customers and due to lots of caution, potentially defective products have taken active measures to remove from circulation,” Casley wrote in its regeneration. “If your power pod qualifies we will replace you with a new unit at a cost of free”
To get a free replacement, customers need to fill out a form online – and they have to submit the photos of the charger that recovered themselves, including the word “recalled” and the date of writing on a permanent identification. However, the CPSC and Caseley also emphasized that lithium-ion battery devices should not be thrown into trash or general recycling bin-instructed to look for local guidance to dispose of customers.
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