Sedus recalls quarterback 2 office chair over backrest that can break
When the chair is used with dynamic seat backrest adjustment, the backrest can break as the user leans back, which can lead to a fall and injuries.
Recalls, week of Aug 17, 2026
40 recalls from August 17, 2026 to August 23, 2026. Urgent ones come first.
Happet recalls Aqua LED Tube White aquarium lamp over risk of electric shock
The power supply box is fragile and unsealed, so a person could touch live parts such as the exposed printed circuit board and get an electric shock.
PET Grooming Hair Clipper Kit recalled over battery that can overheat and catch fire
The battery has no cell temperature monitoring device, so during charging it can overheat, explode and catch fire, which could spread to nearby materials and cause severe burn injuries to the user.
XiLONG recalls Aquarium Clip on Light over risk of electric shock
The lamp has poor insulation, so a user can get an electric shock from easily reached live parts or if the unsealed fixture falls into the aquarium water.
Fupe recalls Adaptor (Alimentation Transformateur 12V 36 W) over electric shock risk
The adaptor lacks enough insulation, so users can touch live parts and get an electric shock, and it does not meet the requirements of the Low Voltage Directive.
Ocun recalls CONDOR HMS Triple Carabiners because the gate may not close
The gate of the carabiner can malfunction and may not close automatically, which risks unintended detachment during use and a fall from height, and it does not comply with the PPE Regulation.
Power charger recalls battery charger over risk of electric shock
The insulation between the transformer's primary and secondary windings is inadequate, so a user can touch live parts and get an electric shock, and the charger does not meet the Low Voltage Directive or European standards.
Uouorose recalls Hase mit Kleid key ring with soft toy over choking risk from small parts
Small parts on the plush hare toy (key ring with carabiner, nose, pearl halves) can easily come off, and a small child may put them in the mouth and choke.
Table fan recalled over damaged power cable that can cause electric shock and fire
The sleeving of the fan's power supply cable may become damaged during use, which could expose live parts and cause an electric shock, or make the product overheat and melt, creating a risk of fire.
Uouorose recalls soft toy with key ring over choking risk from small parts
The sheep-shaped soft toy has small parts, such as the necklace and eyes, that can easily come off, and small children may put them in the mouth and choke.
Ford recalls Transit Custom and Tourneo Custom passenger vans over fuel line cracks that could cause fire
Cracks in the fuel line could let fuel leak above the exhaust after-treatment systems, and if it touches hot components it could ignite and cause a vehicle fire.
Harley-Davidson recalls Heritage Classic, Street Bob and other motorcycles over brake line leak risk
The rear brake line may rub against the body control module and leak, which could reduce rear-wheel braking and raise the risk of an accident and injury.
Extra Digital recalls power adaptor over risk of electric shock
The gaps between the primary and secondary circuits and the insulation are inadequate, so a user could touch live parts and get an electric shock.
Hello Kitty recalls key ring with soft toy over choking risk from small parts that detach
The toy has small parts such as a pendant, fox head masks, chains, beads, key rings and a carabiner that may easily come off, and a small child could put them in the mouth and choke.
Toy projector with 10 slides and flashlight: LED beam too strong, could damage sight
The LED light in this green and yellow plastic toy flashlight is too powerful, and looking straight at the beam could damage sight.
Shein recalls String Lights lighting chain over electric shock and fire risk
The conductors of the lighting chain lack enough insulation and it is not protected against moisture, so live parts may be easy to reach and could cause an electric shock or a fire.
Wenzhou Sili Electronic Technology recalls hair curling comb over electric shock and fire risks
Metal parts such as the brush are not insulated well enough and the supply cable may touch hot metal parts, risking electric shock, and plastic parts like the handle may overheat and cause a fire.
Power adaptor sold on AliExpress and Amazon recalled over electric shock risk
Inside the adaptor, some electrical parts are too close together, a safety capacitor is missing, and the cable has a different number of pins at each end, which may cause overheating or an electric shock.
BenQ recalls GV31 Portable Mini Beamer LED projector over battery overheating and fire risk
The projector's built-in battery may overheat, which could lead to a fire, and the product does not meet the requirements of the Low Voltage Directive.
Scandic Art In Heaven Snowflake Glitter fireworks pulled from sale over burn and fire risks
The fireworks may burst or release burning material outside the safety distance, shoot in the wrong direction, explode, or fail to go out within 120 seconds, which could cause burns, eye injuries and fires.
Waterproof mattress protector: too much PFHxA-related compounds, pulled from sale
The Teflon mattress protector has too much of the PFHxA-related compounds (up to >100 mg/kg), which are highly persistent, hard to remove from the environment, and can build up over time.
Avansa Circulation Pump water pump: risk of electric shock from faulty mains connection
The red and black electric water circulating pump has an incorrect mains electrical coupling that poses a risk of electric shock, and it does not meet the Low Voltage Directive or European standards EN 60335-1 and EN 60335-2.
Power System Gym gloves pulled from sale over harmful chemicals in the plastic
The plastic in these black and red fingerless sports gloves has too much DEHP, which may damage the reproductive system, and too many PAHs, which may cause cancer.
Dassy safety shoes (AMON S3S FO SC SR 25596): not enough slip resistance, users may slip
The safety shoes, made in November 2023, do not give the expected protection because they do not resist sliding enough, so users may slip and get injured.
Protective gloves: Safety Gate warns they missed required tests and may not protect against chemicals
The long waterproof gloves, advertised as protecting against acids, alkalis, oil and solvents, have not passed the required tests, so users near danger could touch harmful substances and biological agents.
Loolifl 502 Super glue: missing warnings and child-resistant cap on 20 g glue
The glue contains cyanoacrylates that can bond skin and eyes in seconds, but it lacks the required warnings and hazard labels and child-resistant fastening, so users are not properly informed of the dangers.
Cilia circuit breaker withdrawn from sale over electric shock risk
The circuit breaker is not sensitive enough, can get stuck open, and its polyethylene plate can melt, so a user could touch live parts and get an electric shock.
Mini Projector Q5 Mate projector stopped at border over electric shock risk
The plug face does not meet size requirements and the adapter is poorly built with wires soldered directly to the circuit board, so users could touch live parts and get an electric shock.
Small Caring Hairdryer: risk of electric shock, import rejected at border
The hair dryer is poorly built and its live parts can be touched, so users may get an electric shock, and it does not meet the requirements of the Low Voltage Directive.
PT Performance Tool emergency auto safety tool: too much lead in solder
The solders in this yellow emergency tool contain too much lead, up to 81 % by weight, which poses a risk to the environment and breaks the RoHS 2 Directive rules.
Pocket scale MH-Series: solders contain too much lead, a risk to the environment
The solders in this grey pocket scale have too much lead, measured at up to 31 % by weight, which poses a risk to the environment and breaks the RoHS 2 Directive rules.
Lenovo USB slim portable optical drive: solder has too much lead, harming the environment
The solders in this black portable optical drive have too much lead, measured at up to 72 % by weight, which poses a risk to the environment and breaks the RoHS 2 Directive rules.
Starry projector light: solder contains too much lead, a risk to the environment
The solders in this black starry projector contain too much lead, measured at up to 48 % by weight, which poses a risk to the environment and breaks the RoHS 2 Directive rules.
Azdyjl inflatable swim seat: risk of drowning if children play unsupervised
The pink boat-shaped inflatable swim seat with a built-in water gun has leg openings and play elements, and the notice says there is a risk of drowning if children play with it unsupervised.
Force bicycle helmet withdrawn from sale: not strong enough to protect against head injuries
The strength and effectiveness of the helmet are inadequate, so in an impact users may suffer head injuries, and it does not comply with the Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Regulation.
Wag Bike bicycle helmet: not strong enough to protect against head injuries
The strength and effectiveness of the helmet are inadequate, so users may suffer head injuries if there is an impact, and it does not comply with the Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Regulation.
Power Charger battery charger for electric scooter: risk of electric shock
The gaps between the primary and secondary circuits are too small, so a user could touch accessible live parts and get an electric shock, and the product does not meet Low Voltage Directive requirements.
Marks and Spencer recalls glass jug over risk of breaking and causing cuts
Because of a manufacturing fault, the glass jug, advertised as a hand painted water jug, may break easily and lead to cuts, and it does not meet the General Product Safety Regulation.
Mó eclipse glasses: dark filter may lead people to look at the sun and damage their sight
The filter lets through too little light, so the view may look completely dark, and users may lift or remove the glasses to find the sun, which risks damage to sight.
Scissor jack: crank may break during lifting, risking injuries
The crank of this scissor jack with a maximum load of 2000 kg may break while lifting a load, which could cause injuries, and it does not meet the Machinery Directive or European standard EN 1494.
