Btwin recalls electric bicycle E-Bike City-Bike 28 Zoll LD 920E Automatic Owuru LF -S/M/L over pedals that can reverse
A software error can make the pedals reverse direction while someone is riding the bike, which could lead to injuries.
Recalls, week of Aug 24, 2026
34 recalls from August 24, 2026 to August 30, 2026. Urgent ones come first.
decathlon.at recalls E-Bike City Bike 28 Zoll LD 940E Automatic Owuru tiefer Einstieg over pedals that may reverse
Because of a software error, the pedals may reverse direction while the bike is being ridden, which could lead to injuries, and the bike does not meet the requirements of the Machinery Directive.
Toy gun set City Super Police Set recalled over choking risk from small suction cups
The toy has small parts, the suction cups, that can easily detach, and a small child could put one in their mouth and choke, and it does not meet the Toy Safety Directive or European standard EN 71-1.
Hotut recalls night light over risk of electric shock
The enclosure of the night light can easily open, so a user can touch live parts and get an electric shock, and the product does not meet the Low Voltage Directive or the European standard EN 60598-2-12.
Grifema recalls night light over risk of electric shock
The enclosure of the night light can easily open, so a user can touch accessible live parts and get an electric shock, and it does not meet the Low Voltage Directive or EN 60598-2-12.
Brainboom recalls Stretchmonster stretching toy because sand inside contains asbestos
The turquoise plastic wolf toy can easily rupture and the sand inside, which contains asbestos (up to 5% by weight), could come out, and asbestos could cause cancer.
Eurowrap recalls party balloons over chemicals that may cause cancer
The pack of 25 blue and red party balloons releases too many nitrosatable substances, which can be absorbed through the skin and mouth while playing and make nitrosamines, which may cause cancer.
Porsche recalls Taycan cars over battery fault that can raise fire risk
A mix of production faults found in some high-voltage battery modules can, over the life of the car, increase the risk of fire.
Skoda recalls Fabia, Rapid, Yeti and other models over Takata airbags that could injure occupants
The propellant in the driver airbag may deteriorate over time, so if the airbag deploys, fragments from the inflator could injure people in the car.
Orbea recalls OPTIMA electric bicycles over weak frame welding that can break
The welding is not strong enough, so the frame can break apart at the centre of the bicycle, which could make the rider fall and be injured.
Jeep recalls Jeep Compass cars over wiring fault that could cause a fire
The front main wiring harness may touch a metal earthing stud because PHEV/BEV vehicles lack the protective cap, and vibrations could damage the wires, cause a short circuit, overheating or fire.
DS automobiles recalls DS8 passenger cars over wiring fire risk
The front main wiring harness may touch a metal earthing stud because a protective cap was not fitted, and vibrations could damage the wires, cause a short circuit, overheating, a loss of electrical functions or a fire.
BMW recalls iX3 passenger cars over risk of electric shock during charging
The convenience charging electronics module may have a manufacturing fault, and if it fails during charging, current may flow through the vehicle body, so touching it could cause a high-voltage electric shock.
Simond recalls Alpinism and Vertika quickdraws over carabiner gate that could break
A fault in how the wire gate is riveted on these carabiners could make the gate break or come off, so the carabiner could fail in a fall and lead to injuries.
Yearninglife recalls electric grinder over cut and electric shock risks
The grinder can be used with the lid open, so a user can touch the moving blade and be cut, and its two-pin plug without earthing may leave the stainless steel container live, risking electric shock.
Plastic toy set of finger light projectors: battery and light risks to children
The battery compartment opens easily without tools, so a child may put the button batteries in the mouth and swallow them, which could cause damage to the gastrointestinal tract and/or choking.
Sun screen Innovation Anthelios UVmune 400 Fluide Oil Control: protection far lower than claimed
The sunscreen's real protection factor is lower than declared, with measured values lower than SPF 2, so users are under-protected against UV radiation, raising the risk of sunburns or skin cancer.
Engineering die-cast car plastic toy: battery compartment opens easily without tools, batteries accessible
The toy's battery compartment opens easily without tools, so a small child could put the batteries in the mouth, and the battery may release electrolyte that can be ingested and damage the digestive system.
Hello Kitty handbag novelty lighter: appeals to children and can cause burns or fire
Because of its shape and colour, the refillable lighter is appealing to children, who could play with it and suffer burns or cause a fire, and it does not comply with the General Product Safety Regulation or EN 13869.
Setablu Fiori d'arancio perfumed water: banned ingredient that may harm health
The perfumed body water contains BMHCA, which is prohibited in cosmetic products and may harm the reproductive system and the unborn child and may cause skin sensitisation.
ELITE QUEEN perfume: banned ingredient BMHCA found in eau de parfum
The perfume lists BMHCA, which is prohibited in cosmetic products and may harm the reproductive system, may harm the health of the unborn child and may cause skin sensitisation.
Toy rattle for babies: small parts can detach and cause choking
The toy has small parts, the balls and man figures, that can easily detach, and small children may put them in the mouth and choke.
GREEN DEVIL ARMOR PASSIVE earmuffs: risk of hearing damage, listing removed from Amazon
The earmuffs have not passed the required tests for personal protective equipment, so using them in a direct danger area could cause irreversible hearing loss.
Mica LED Christmas tree withdrawn from sale over too much lead in solder
The solders in the Christmas tree with berries contain too much lead (47 % by weight), which is a risk to the environment and breaks the RoHS 2 Directive rules.
AVA LED Christmas tree: solder contains too much lead, withdrawn from sale
The solders in the tree have too much lead, measured at up to 1.3 % by weight, which poses a risk to the environment and breaks the rules on hazardous substances in electrical equipment.
XQ Fresh nose and ear hair trimmer: too much cadmium and lead in solders
The solders in the trimmer have too much cadmium and lead, which pose a risk to the environment, and the product does not meet the RoHS Directive requirements.
Butlers White Christmas Nussknacker LED decorative light: too much lead in solder
The solders in this LED decorative light contain too much lead, up to 95% by weight, which poses a risk to the environment and breaks the rules on hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment.
Quechua rain jacket MH500 TW withdrawn over chemicals in the outer fabric
The outer fabric of the children's raincoat contains PFCAs and too much PFOAs, which the notice says build up in wildlife and humans and pose a risk to human health and the environment.
trucosmetics Lash Serum - Longer And Fuller Eyelashes: banned substance risk to eyes
The eyelash serum contains cloprostenol isopropyl ester, which should be used under the supervision of an ophthalmologist and could cause eye and ophthalmic defects, and it does not comply with the Cosmetic Products Regulation.
LED Light Collar dog collar: battery can overheat and catch fire while charging
The collar's battery has no device to monitor cell temperature, so during charging it can overheat, explode and catch fire, which could spread to nearby materials and cause severe burns to the user.
Maycheer Ultra Protect SPF 90+ Dry Touch Sunblock: sun protection far lower than claimed
The sunscreen measured lower than SPF 2 instead of the declared protection, which raises the risk of sunburn or skin cancer, and it contains MCI, MI and formaldehyde, which are prohibited and can cause burns or allergic reactions.
Dunelm Cosy & Warm Electric Blanket: cable wires can fray, risking electric shock and fire
The copper wires in the cable may fray during use, which could expose live parts that a user may touch and get an electric shock, or cause overheating that could lead to a fire.
Ouhoe sunscreen lotion: protection far lower than the SPF100 claimed
The sunscreen's real protection is lower than declared, with measured values as low as SPF 0, so users are under-protected against UV radiation, raising the risk of sunburns or skin cancer.
Aleenfoon bath toy set: small parts can detach and cause choking
The ball and bean shapes in this bath toy set can easily come off, and small children may put them in the mouth and choke, and the toy does not meet the requirements of the Toy Safety Directive.
Healthcare, lab and fleet recalls
Hoval recalls Holzrahmen-Indachkollektor solar collectors over fire risk
The heat transfer fluid in these wood-framed, in-roof solar collectors ignites at too low a temperature, so in high outside temperatures a leak that lets enough fluid escape may start a fire.
Temsa recalls HD12, HD13 and Safir buses over LED step light that can overheat and catch fire
The LED light installed in the steps at the entrance door may overheat during use and catch fire, and the buses do not comply with the motor vehicle approval and market surveillance regulation.
Iveco lorry: steering rod ball joints may break
The ball joints on the steering rods may not be hard enough and could break, which may affect how the vehicle handles and raise the risk of an accident.
