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Travel Chargers Recalled for Hazard

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Posted on: April 21, 2012/ Share

CPSC in consonance with Sakar International Inc., NJ has recalled around 50,000 of the ‘Digital Concepts Compact Travel Charger’ due to high risk of electrocution or shock by users. The plastic holding the screws can break letting them come loose. The charger can hold two AA or AAA rechargeable batteries and has item numbers CH-1600S or CH-1600-RS and date code MID # 0801110 clearly marked. Consumers are warned to stop further use of these battery chargers sold through Cobra Digital, Lot-Less, Ocean Jobbers and Radio Shack and contact Sakar on toll-free number 877-397-8200 for free replacement, according to news reports .

As a Spartanburg personal injury attorney , I hope nobody is harmed by this, or any other, unsafe product. If you or a loved one own this product, make sure to return it as soon as possible. If you believe you may be the victim of an unsafe product, discuss your case with a personal injury lawyer who can evaluate your claim and fight hard to protect and defend your legal rights. When you have an attorney on your side, you are more likely to get the results you deserve for your claim. An attorney can work with you throughout the legal process and make sure you get the best possible results for your case. They can discuss any questions with you and help your case proceeds as smoothly as possible.

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