[Recalled] Ryobi Router Table Throat Plates — The recall involves Ryobi-brand router tables, with model number RT101, which i… | CPSC 2007-03-06
Authorities recorded a safety problem with this product. The details below come directly from the government recall notice.
Recall details
| Product | Ryobi Router Table Throat Plates |
|---|---|
| Brand / manufacturer | One World Technologies Inc., of Anderson, S.C. |
| Category | consumer_product |
| Issuing authority | CPSC |
| Reference | 07120 |
| Country of notice | United States |
| Hazard type | recall |
| Notice date | 06 March 2007 |
Why it was recalled
According to the CPSC notice, the identified hazard is: The recall involves Ryobi-brand router tables, with model number RT101, which is written on the table's data plate, located on its front leg. These tables were sold as part of the Ryobi combo kits with model numbers R161RTA and R162RTA. The combo kit model number is written on the packaging. A router table holds the router underneath the table. Instead of moving the router over the wood, the table allows the user to guide the wood for cutting. The throat plates are components of the table that consist of five yellow plastic rings. They serve as a guide for the router bit and provide a stable surface around the bit. Hazards: The throat plates do not securely snap into the router's table top bit opening. The throat plate can come loose during operation and be ejected from the table top, posing a laceration hazard to consumers.
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What to do if you own this product
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