Product recalls

Identification:
750mL ready to use trigger spray bottle
Product code BC36RTU-750M

950mL concentrate bottle
Product code BC36-950M

4L concentrate bottle
Product code BC36-4L

Defect:
Product can leak from the cap of the bottle.

Hazard:
If the product leaks from the packaging, it may cause skin and/or eye irritation and damage/corrode property.

What to do:
Consumers are advised to immediately stop using the product. Consumers should return the product to the place of purchase for a full refund. When handling the product, consumers should wear gloves and eye protection. Check the container’s cap is sufficiently tightened and not damaged. Check the packaging container for any leaks or damage. Consumers are advised to place the affected product in a plastic bag secured with a cable tie and exercise caution when transporting the affected product to the place of purchase for a full refund. Consumers should thoroughly wash their hands after handling the product, even if there is no obvious sign of leakage.
For further information please download the flyer or consumers can contact ITW Australia by phone on 1800 177 989 or by email at [email protected]

Identification: 
The Ring Video Doorbell Gen 2 was sold between 3/06/2020 and 07/09/2020

Impacted Units: 
Part numbers 8VR1SZ-SEN0 and 8VR1SZ-VEN0.

Defect: 
If the incorrect screws are used to install the video doorbell to the mounting bracket, the screws can damage the lithium battery.

Hazard:
If the lithium battery is damaged during installation, there is a risk of a fire or injury.

What should you do?
Consumers with uninstalled Ring Video Doorbells (2nd Gen) subject to the Recall should visit Ring’s website to download a new user guide before installing their doorbell or contact Ring as indicated below for additional information.
All known customers have been contacted by the manufacturer.
In-app set-up instructions have also been updated.
Consumers can check the Ring website to determine whether they have purchased a Ring Video Doorbell (2nd Gen) subject to the Recall.
For more information about this product recall, download the flyer.

Identification: 
The products were sold through Bunnings stores nationally between October 2017 to July 2020.

Defect: 
The resin filling on the pump does not completely cover wiring. Water will make contactwith the pumps main connection

Hazard: 
When water makes contact with the pumps main connection, the device is likely to conduct an electric current to the water causing electric shock or electrocution which can lead to serious injury or death.

What should you do?
Consumers should stop using pump immediately and return them to their nearest Bunnings store for a replacement product.
For further information, please download the flyer or contact Chemkay by phone on 1300 278 283 or email [email protected]

Identification:
The products were sold through Bunnings stores nationally between 1st August 2019 and 27th July 2020.

Defect:
The child restraint cap may not be properly tightened, which may mean the lids are loose and may come off if the bottle is picked up by the lid. If the lid comes loose and the secondary seal bursts, there is a risk that the user may come into contact with the contents of the product.

Hazard:
Exposure to the product may damage the eyes and irritate the throat, hands or skin.

What should you do?
Consumers should check any product in their possession to ensure that the lid has been tightened and is secure.
For further information, please download the flyer or contact Richgro Garden Products by phone on 1800 455 132.

Identification:
This product was sold through Bunnings stores nationally between 6 August 2020 and 21 August 2020.

Defect:
The user manual containing operating and safety instructions for the drill has not been included with the drill in the kit.

Hazard:
The hammer drill kit does not include a safety instruction manual. The drill may be misused and this may result in an increased risk of severe injury.

What should you do?
Consumers should contact Bosch to request a copy of the user manual.
For further information, please download the flyer, or contact Robert Bosch (Australia) Pty Ltd on 1300 307 044, or email [email protected]

Identification: 
The product was sold through Bunnings stores nationally between 1 March 2019 and 24 July 2020.

Defect: 
Steel toe cap may be missing in some boots.

Hazard: 
If the steep cap is missing, the boots will not protect the toes from being crushed by heavy objects landing on the foot.

What should you do?
Consumers should inspect their boots to check if they have the steel toe caps. This can be done by pressing down on the ribbed toe guard at the front of each boot. If the steep cap is absent, the toe of the boot will compress. If the steel cap is missing, contact Mayo Hardware to arrange for the boots to be returned and replaced.
For further information, please download the flyer or contact Mayo Hardware on 1300 360 211 or email [email protected]

Identification: 
All ASG-7000 units marked with the following batch numbers are covered by this recall. 
The batch number is located on the side of the product (on the rating label). The product was sold through Bunnings stores nationally between June 2018 and May 2020. 

Affected Batch Numbers: 
2018/05, 2018/06, 2018/07, 2018/09
2019/01, 2019/03, 2019/04, 2019/07
2019/09, 2019/10, 2019/11, 2019/12 

Defect: 
A manufacturing defect may cause paint to enter into the internal components of the pressure adjustment dial's electric switch, causing some external metal parts of the sprayer to become live. 

Hazard: 
Risk of Electric Shock

Action Required: 
1. Immediately stop using the paint sprayer.
2. Check the model number and batch number of the paint sprayer to identify if the product is recalled product.
3. If so, contact Ozito on 1800 069 486 and return the product to your nearest Bunnings store for a refund.
For more information about this product recall, download the flyer.

Identification:
The Model Number and Serial Number are located on Compliance Plate on the back the pellet fire. The Item Number is located on product carton. Affected products have Model Number SCPH02, Item Number 317153 and Serial Numbers SCPH02-XX-YYYY, where X and Y may be any number. Please click here for more information.

Defect:
The screws that hold the controller in place, forming part of the earth connection, could become loose. This may allow the earth connection to break which will affect the electrical safety of the pellet heater.

Hazard:
Risk of electric shock.

What should you do?
Stop using the heater immediately.
Turn off the power at the wall and disconnect the plug.
Contact Scandia to assess if an on-site inspection and repair is necessary.
Contact: Please contact Scandia Service on (03) 8579 5911 (8am-4pm AEDT Mon-Fri), or email [email protected]

Affected products:
Check for unit identification details – Model No., Batch Code and OLN Code - on the rating label located on side of the front panel. Affected heaters have Model No. MNDB1M-III, Batch Code 12/15 and OLN 9129 and were sold through Bunnings from 24 February 2016 to 3 May 2017. Please click here for more information. 

What are the defects?
A potential manufacturing defect may cause the heater control panel to overheat, and in some cases to melt and catch on fire.

What should you do?
Stop using the heater immediately and return it to the nearest Bunnings store as soon as possible for a full refund.

Contact details
For any further information, please contact the Yale Prima Call Centre on 1300 366 155 in Australia.

Affected products:
This recall affects Moretti fan heaters (model number FH-2000) sold at Bunnings from 10/04/17 to 05/06/17. Please click here for more information.

What are the defects?
The base of the heater may overheat and deform due to an internal fault, causing a risk of burning and electric shock.

What should you do?
Customers should stop using the product immediately and return it to their nearest Bunnings store for a full refund. For further information, please call Tempo Customer Helpline on 1300 886 649 or send an email to [email protected]

Bunnings is issuing a recall of all Moretti and Click oil column heaters purchased in 2017. This is a precautionary measure following the recall of the Moretti 5 Fin and Moretti 11 Fin Oil Column Heaters. 

The Moretti 5 Fin and 11 Fin Oil Column Heaters were recalled following reports from a number of customers of oil having leaked and in some instances sprayed.  We want to make sure customers are aware that there is a risk that these heaters could rupture when turned on and allow hot oil to spray out, with the potential to cause scalding and burns.  

While to date we have not had similar incidents reported with any other oil column heaters under the Moretti and Click brands, additional testing by suppliers suggests an incorrect specification of oil could have been used in some of the heaters.  It is important to reinforce that this is preliminary information from our suppliers and we are undertaking additional testing as we continue to investigate the cause of the issues. 

We urge customers to stop using these heaters immediately and return them to your nearest Bunnings store for a full refund. 

The safety of customers and our team is our top priority and we encourage customers to call 1800 797 586 to report any concerns.

• 7 Fin Oil Column Heater, Model No. YL-B12-7, F/L: 4441744, Batch Code: 10538
• 1000W 5 Fin Oil Column Heater, Model No. MO-WWM6-5, F/L: 4441771, Batch Code: 12/16
• 1500W 7 Fin Oil Column Heater, Model No. MO-WWM6-7, F/L: 4441773, Batch Code: 12/16
• 2400W 11 Fin Oil Column Heater, Model No. MO-WWM6-11T, F/L: 4441774. Batch Code: 12/16
• 1 Retro 11 Fin Oil Heater, Model No. RWOF-11T, F/L: 4441743, Batch Code: 10554
• 11 Fin Oil Column Heater, Model No. MC35B2, F/L: 4441019, Batch Code: 12/16
• 11 Fin LCD Oil Column Heater, Model No. OFH-11LCD, F/L: 4441977, Batch Code: 10619

Identification:
Check for model Identification details – Model No. & Batch Code – on the rating label located on unit.
Please click here for more information.

What are the defects?
Recalling this product due to potential safety hazard. A manufacturing defect may cause hot oil to leak from heater. The oil may cause scalding and burns

What should you do?
Stop using these heaters immediately and return to any Bunnings Store for a full refund. For further information please call 1800 797 586 or go to www.bunnings.com.au to locate your nearest Bunnings store.

1000W 5 Fin Oil Column Heater, Model No. CDFP3-5, F/L: 4441770, Batch Code: 12/16

Identification:
Check for model Identification details – Model No. & Batch Code – on the rating label located on unit.

What are the defects?
Recalling this product due to potential safety hazard. A manufacturing defect may cause hot oil to leak from heater. The oil may cause scalding and burns

What should you do?
Stop using these heaters immediately and return to any Bunnings Store for a full refund. For further information please call 1800 797 586 or go to www.bunnings.com.au to locate your nearest Bunnings store.

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Model affected:
Heller 2000W Fan Heater, model FHH20A, with batch code 0514.
These heaters were supplied from April 2014 to November 2014 by Bunnings.
The rating label is located at the base of the heater.  

What are the defects?
The heater does not comply with the flammability requirements of the Australian standard. Also, the internal wiring is not routed as approved and loose wires may come into contact with oscillating/moving parts.

What are the hazards?
Risk of fire and burns.

What should consumers do?
Consumers should immediately cease using the Heller Fan FHH20A and contact their nearest Bunnings store for a full refund. For further information on this recall, contact GAF Control Australia Pty Ltd on 1300 659 489 or email [email protected]

Affected Products:
Barcode: 9310168506919
Only 250mL cans sold after 1 December 2018 and with a batch number that starts with 9 are affected. The batch number is a four digit number printed on the top of the can. Please click here for more information.

What are the defects?
The neck on the spout of the can may separate from the body, resulting in the product leaking out.

What are the hazards?
If the product container comes apart at the neck during handling, it may spill and come into contact with the skin or eyes of the user, causing irritation. First aid instructions are provided on the can, and advise flushing with water for several minutes.

What should consumers do?
Consumers should put on latex or rubber gloves and check the batch number of any Poly Paint Stripper 250mL cans they have, to see if the batch number starts with 9. The batch number contains 4 digits and is printed on the top of the can.
If the batch number starts with a 9, still wearing the gloves, tape the lid to the can with duct tape or other similar tape, place the can in a plastic bag and in a box or carton in an upright position.
Transport the can in the upright position to the nearest Bunnings store for a full refund.
For further information, contact Poly Customer Service on 1300 133 701 or by email at [email protected]

What should you do?
Consumers are asked to please return any Callisia ‘Pink Lady’ plants purchased from Bunnings stores. Customers will be provided a full refund.

Contact 
If you require further information on this plant species, please call DPIRD’s Pest and Disease Information Service on: 9368 3080.

 

Affected Batch Numbers:
Batch numbers above 826. The batch number is on the underside (bottom) of the can. Please click here for more information. 

Defects:
Some cans may have been damaged prior to purchase, during storage and handling. If damaged, the pressurised can may rupture and expel its contents. Only cans damaged prior to purchase are recalled.

Hazard:
If a damaged can ruptures, the product may leak out, posing a risk of impact injury from the can itself and/or skin and/or eye irritation from the contents.

What should you do?
Consumers should gently inspect the can for deep scratches, indentations and/or puncture holes (head to http://poly.com.au/product-recall-images to see sample photos of damage). If the can has any such damage, consumers should not use it, and should handle it with care to avoid rupture (wrap it in paper, double bag it and do not drop) and return it to the place of purchase for a full refund or exchange.

Contact 
Poly Customer Service on 1300 133 701or by email at [email protected] for more information.

Affected Batch Numbers:
Batch numbers above 818. Please click here for more information.

Defects:
Some cans may have been damaged prior to purchase, during storage and handling. If damaged, the pressurised can may rupture and expel its contents. Only cans damaged prior to purchase are recalled.

Hazard:
If a damaged can ruptures, the product may leak out, posing a risk of impact injury from the can itself and/or skin and/or eye irritation from the contents.

What should you do?
Consumers should gently inspect the can for deep scratches, indentations and/or puncture holes (head to https://www.parfix.com.au/images for sample photos of damage). If the can has any such damage, consumers should not use it, and should handle it with care to avoid rupture (wrap it in paper, double bag it and do not drop) and return it to the place of purchase for a full refund or exchange.

Contact
Selleys Customer Service on 1300 555 205 or by email at [email protected] for more information.

Affected Batch Numbers:
37896. Please click here for more information. 

Defects:
Potential deformation and over-pressurisation of the can and its contents.

Hazard:
Risk of injury, the cans may over-pressurise causing deformation and at worst case randomly burst, causing the users to come into contact with the product and potentially projecting components.

What should you do?
Cease product use immediately and isolate in a cool well-ventilated safe area away from direct sunlight or heat sources. Ensure that appropriate personal protective equipment, eye protection, face protection and full length clothing is worn if handling.

Contact
Customer Service 1300 396 275 or email: [email protected] or go to www.dymark.com.au
Dy-Mark Australia is committed to safety and wishes to sincerely apologise to our customers for any inconvenience caused.

Affected products:

• SafeTech Hardware Australia Pty Ltd wishes to advise of a recall for the lock striker component of key lockable gate latches used within the following products:
• SafeTech Top Pull Pool Gate Latch (Key Lockable)
• G8Safe Top Pull Pool Gate Latch (Key Lockable)
• SafeTech TriLatch (Key Lockable)
• G8Safe TriLatch (Key Lockable)

These products are also available for purchase as part of the following kits:

• SafeTech Trade Packs (Key Lockable)
• G8Safe Megapack (Key Lockable)

Please click here for more information. 

What are the defects?
The products do not comply with Australian Standard AS1926.1 2012 Safety Barriers for Swimming Pools section 2.4.2.1 (b). If the gate is open, turning the key in the striker component of the gate latch may cause the gate to remain locked in the open position.

Hazard
If the gate latch remains locked in the open position, it will not prevent unsupervised access to the pool area, posing a potential drowning risk.

What should you do?
Consumers should immediately disable the key lock mechanism by removing the key from the striker or fill in the key hole with a waterproof adhesive.
Consumers should register their details by phoning 1300 034 096 or visiting www.safetechhardware.com.au. Consumers will be offered either a keyless striker or a replacement lockable striker for the latch.
The replacement product will come with "How to Change Your Striker" instructions. These instructions will also be available via www.safetechhardware.com.au
It is important to note that disabling the key mechanism will not affect your existing pool compliance status or its ability to latch and secure the gate.

Contact details
Phone SafeTech Hardware on 1300 034 096 or visit www.safetechhardware.com.au

Affected products:
TV wall mounting bracket where: Two metal disks are attached to the wall; the black plastic pieces are attached to the TV, then the TV is hung on the disks via the wire. The affected products can be identified as pictured (with white ‘Click’ logo sticker). They were sold through Bunnings from 05 August 2012 to 17 March 2017. Please click here for more information.

What are the defects?
The plastic mounts at either end of the wire may fail, resulting in the wire detaching from the mount.A television hooked on the wall bracket may fall from the wall, posing a risk of serious injury.

What should you do?
Contact Yale Prima to discuss replacement of the wall bracket or alternatively return the product to any Bunnings store for a refund.

Contact details
For any further information, please contact the Yale Prima Call Centre on 1300 366 155 in Australia  9am – 5 pm EST (Mon-Fri) or email to [email protected]

Affected products:
This recall affects Makita Line Trimmer and Brushcutters (Model Numbers ER2600L, EM2600L, EM2600U) sold at Bunnings between January 2016 and September 2017. Please click here for more information.

What are the defects?
The fuel tank seal & fuel lines may leak petrol.

What should you do?
Check the model and production date of your brushcutter and line trimmer (see affected range of serial numbers here). If the model and production date of your brushcutter is within the affected range – stop using it immediately and carefully drain the fuel tank. Take your trimmer into the store you bought it from or to a nearest Makita Authorised Service Agent. Makita will arrange free of charge replacement of the fuel tank seal & fuel lines.

Hazard
Customers may be at risk if the instructions "USE OUTDOORS" are not adhered to and the appliance is used on the lowest possible heat output in a confined space.

What should you do?
Customers should stop using the product immediately, and may contact Sitro to obtain an alternative unit. For further information, please call Sitro Customer Service Line on 1300 174 876 or send an email to [email protected]

Affected products:
This recall affects products bought between December 2016 and February 2017, with a batch code of 09/16 and a marked approval number of TUV021351EA. Please click here for more information.

What are the defects?
The plastic enclosure does not meet the flammability requirement of the applicable Australian Standard, meaning there is a risk of fire.

What should you do?
If your product is affected, you should stop using it immediately by switching off the power at the socket outlet and return it to any Bunnings store for a full refund.

Models affected:
RYOBI Petrol Line Trimmer/Brush Cutter: RBC254FSDSN, RBC254FSBSN, ABCLT04G
Homelite Petrol Line Trimmer/Brush Cutter: HBC25SJSN
Dates available for sale: 1 September 2013 - 22 April 2016

What are the defects?
If the nut securing the blade is not properly tightened before use, in accordance with the instructions, the blade may detach.

What are the hazards?
If the blade detaches during use, this poses a risk of laceration to the user.

What should consumers do?
Consumers should immediately stop using the blade attachment and contact Techtronic Industries Australia Pty Limited to either:
1. Return the product (as a whole) for a refund of the full purchase price of the product; or
2. Return the blade (only) for a refund of the full retail price of the blade.
Contact Techtronic Industries Australia Pty Limited's product service on 1300 361 505 or email [email protected]

Affected Products:
67986 Ceramic springs
67989 Cascading urns
67981 Ceramic water jar
67983 Lily 4 tier
(Note: product code is on boxes, not products)

Please click here for more information.

What are the defects?
The body of the transformer may be cracked, potentially exposing live parts.

What are the hazards?
Risk of electric shock.

What should consumers do?
Switch the power off at the socket outlet and unplug the transformer. Consumers should contact Gardman Australia Pty Ltd for a replacement transformer.
For further information please direct all calls and any queries concerning this recall to Gardman on (03) 95435600, [email protected] or visit www.brunnings.com.au