dselchun recalls Mini Floodlight LED projector over risk of electric shock
The earth terminal is not adequately protected, so if it becomes loose the user could get an electric shock, and the metal housing might become live and electrocute the user.

43 recalls from August 31, 2026 to September 6, 2026. Urgent ones come first.
The earth terminal is not adequately protected, so if it becomes loose the user could get an electric shock, and the metal housing might become live and electrocute the user.

The pens have too much hydrogen peroxide, which is harmful if swallowed and can cause irritation and ulcers on skin or mucous membranes, and they do not comply with the Cosmetic Products Regulation.

The thermostat does not cut off the heating when the maximum authorized operating temperature of 55°C is reached, so the crepe maker may overheat and cause a fire.

The necklace releases too much nickel, which can cause allergic reactions when it touches the skin for a long time, and it does not comply with the REACH Regulation.

Small white bumps on the banana toy can easily come off, and every toy in the set has a protruding part that is too long, so small children may put them in the mouth and choke.

The cream has too much kojic acid (up to 2.77% by weight), which can affect the balance of the thyroid system and cause skin sensitisation, and it does not comply with the Cosmetic Products Regulation.

The pen has too much hydrogen peroxide as a bleaching substance, which is harmful if swallowed and can cause irritation and ulcers on skin or mucous membranes.

The floodlight has an accessible metal screw touching poorly protected wires that are not properly secured, so a person can touch live parts and get an electric shock.

A defective weld on the ISOFIX bar may break in an accident, which could increase the risk of injury to children in the child seat attached to it.

A defective weld on the ISOFIX bar may break in an accident, which increases the risk of injury to children in the child seat attached to it.

In certain GLE series vehicles (model series 167) with OM654 and hybrid engines, a shielding plate may be badly fitted, so the fuel line could rub and leak, causing loss of propulsion without warning and raising accident risk.

The charger has inadequate insulation and its plug does not fit securely into sockets, so a finger can touch live pins during insertion, which could lead to electric shock.

The PVC giraffe toy intended for jumping has too much diisobutyl phthalate (DIBP), which may harm children's health, possibly damaging the reproductive system, and it does not comply with the REACH Regulation.

The packaging is not childproof, so children can easily reach the batteries, and a small child who swallows one could suffer damage to the gastrointestinal tract or choking.

The fuel return pipe is not connected well enough to the valve, which could leak fuel onto hot parts and cause the vehicle to catch fire.

The toy has fabric loops sewn into a seam that a small child can easily put a finger into and twist, causing injuries, and its legs are small enough for a child to put in the mouth and choke.

The perfume contains benzyl alcohol that is not shown on the label, so people do not know it is there and may have allergic reactions or skin sensitisation.

The necklace has an excessive concentration of cadmium and releases too much nickel, and cadmium can build up in the body, damage the kidneys and bones and may cause cancer.

The black protective earmuffs have not passed the required tests for personal protective equipment category III, so using them in a direct danger area risks irreversible hearing loss.

The chair is not sufficiently stable, so the user could fall and suffer injuries, and it does not comply with the General Product Safety Regulation nor with the European standards EN 12520 and EN 1022.

The black and orange arm-length gloves, advertised as acid-resistant or chemical-resistant, have not passed the required tests, so users could come into contact with hazardous substances and harmful biological agents.

The green nitrile gloves, advertised as chemical-resistant, have not had the required tests for protective equipment, so users in dangerous areas risk contact with hazardous substances and harmful biological agents.

The 750 ml liquid soap lists 2-(4-tert-butylbenzyl) propionaldehyde (BMHCA), which is prohibited in cosmetic products and may harm the reproductive system and unborn child and cause skin sensitisation.

The plug does not meet size requirements and may not connect securely to the socket, which over time could make it overheat and ignite, leading to a fire.

The electric air pump has an incorrectly rated fuse, so the plug may overheat and catch fire if a fault occurs, and the mains supply cord has excessive resistance that may also cause overheating and fire.

The electric bicycle, its battery and its charger were not shown to meet requirements, so the charger or battery may overheat and cause a fire, and the bike came without a battery, so a non-compatible one could overheat too.

The metal part of the watch has too much lead (0.072% by weight), which is harmful to health, builds up in the body, can cause developmental neurotoxicity and can affect breastfed or unborn children.

The swim seat with a leg hole may resemble a toy, but children who play with it unsupervised could drown, and it does not meet the General Product Safety Regulation or the European standard EN 13138.

The numbers glued to the wheels of this pyramid-shaped musical toy for babies can easily come off, and a small child may put them in the mouth and choke.

The chair is not strong enough to hold a load, so it can easily collapse and the user can fall and be injured, and it does not comply with the General Product Safety Regulation.

The white USB charger has poor insulation and a plug connector face that is too small, so a user could touch live parts and get an electric shock.

The chair is not strong enough to hold a load, so it can easily collapse, and the user can fall and be injured; it also does not meet the General Product Safety Regulation.

The packaging is not childproof, so the button batteries are easily accessible to children, who may put them in the mouth and choke or have damage to the gastrointestinal tract if they are ingested.

The red adjustable lifejacket has not passed the required tests for personal protective equipment category III, so it might not work properly in the water and the user could drown.

The solders in the infrared thermometer contain too much lead (up to 78 % by weight), which poses a risk to the environment, and the product does not meet the RoHS 2 Directive.

The solders in the black on-ear headphones have too much lead (up to 1.57 % by weight), which poses a risk to the environment and breaks the RoHS 2 Directive rules.

The solders in the mouse contain too much lead, up to 27.3 % by weight, which poses a risk to the environment, and the product does not meet the RoHS 2 Directive requirements.

Part of the unicorn's horn can easily come off as small parts, and small children may put them in the mouth and choke, because the toy does not meet the Toy Safety Directive or European standard EN 71-1.

The white plastic (PVC) lace tablecloth has too much bis(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate (DEHP), 16% by weight, which may harm health by possibly damaging the reproductive system, and it does not comply with the REACH Regulation.

The packaging is not childproof, so children can easily reach the batteries, may put them in the mouth and choke, and swallowing them could damage the child's gastrointestinal tract.

The packaging of these pack-of-eight lithium button batteries, 3 V, is not childproof, so a child could put them in the mouth and choke or have damage to the gastrointestinal tract if swallowed.

The beak and the winding handle can easily detach from the wind-up toy, and a small child may put them in the mouth and choke on them.

The 500 ml spray does not show the required warnings, such as that it may cause an allergic reaction or be harmful to aquatic life, so users are not told about the dangers if it touches skin or eyes.

The laser beam is too powerful, up to 4.4 mW, and the projector is not properly labelled, so looking straight at the beam could damage sight.
