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Recall 01057 — DEWALT and Black & Decker battery chargers used with cordless power tools

U.S. CPSC · United States · 2000-12-20

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Agency
U.S. CPSC
Recall identifier
01057
Date of alert
2000-12-20
Country / jurisdiction
United States
Risk type
recall
Product category
consumer_product
Reported risk: The battery chargers include two models of DEWALT (DW9107, DW9108) and two models of Black & Decker Industry & Construction™ (97015, 97016) brands. The DEWALT battery chargers have model numbers DW9107 and DW9108, which is written on the front of the charger. The recalled DEWALT chargers have date codes from 9616 through 9752 located on the bottom of the charger. The DEWALT chargers are black with yellow lettering. "DEWALT" is written on the front of the chargers. The Black & Decker Industry & Construction battery chargers have model numbers 97015 and 97016. The model number is written on the front of the chargers. They have date codes from 9616 through 9752, which is located on the bottom of the chargers. The Black & Decker Industry & Construction chargers are black. "Black & Decker Industry and Construction" is written on the front of these chargers. Hazards: The battery charger can fail to automatically shut off after the battery is fully charged, which can cause the battery to burst, and poses fire, burn and electrical shock hazards to consumers.
Primary source: https://www.cpsc.gov/Recalls/2001/CPSC-DEWALT-Industrial-Tool-Co-Announce-Recall

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