[Recalled] Weather Works Ventilaire Electric Heaters — The portable electric heater is beige, constructed of a plastic housing, and ha… | CPSC 2003-06-05
A safety authority has issued a recall or warning for this item. The confirmed facts from the source notice are laid out below.
Recall details
| Product | Weather Works Ventilaire Electric Heaters |
|---|---|
| Brand / manufacturer | Weather Works Inc., of Miami, Fla. |
| Category | consumer_product |
| Issuing authority | CPSC |
| Reference | 03140 |
| Country of notice | United States |
| Hazard type | recall |
| Notice date | 05 June 2003 |
Why it was recalled
According to the CPSC notice, the identified hazard is: The portable electric heater is beige, constructed of a plastic housing, and has the "Weather Works" logo printed on the front side of the fan. On the base of the unit is a sticker reading: "Model No. CH-601, AC 120V - 60Hz, 1500 Watts, Made in China, 4H39." Hazards: The electric heater can overheat internal plastic components and damage the wiring, posing a fire and electrocution hazard to consumers.
This safety recall concerns consumer_product products distributed in United States and was recorded by CPSC. Recalls in this category are published so that owners, retailers, and importers can identify affected units and act quickly.
What to do if you own this product
Review the official notice to confirm whether your unit is affected.
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