Anker Expands Power Bank Recall to 5 More Products; Devices at Risk of Overheating, Causing a Fire
- Anker issued a voluntary global recall on June 12 for several power bank models due to overheating and fire risks worldwide.
- The recall comes after Anker reported 19 incidents involving fires and explosions, which resulted in two burn injuries and property damage exceeding $60,000 in 11 cases.
- The recall involves approximately 1.1 million units of the Anker PowerCore 10000 model A1263, along with other power banks containing lithium-ion batteries from a single supplier.
- Anker advises users to stop using affected devices immediately and offers a $30 gift card or a free Power Bank replacement, model A1388, while urging safe disposal at certified facilities.
- Anker has formally notified regulatory authorities worldwide and is coordinating to ensure compliance with local guidelines during the recall process.
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