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Milwaukee Tool recalls more than 90K chainsaws because safety feature can fail

Milwaukee Electric Tool Corp. recalled 90,860 chainsaws due to a chain brake defect that caused two failures and one injury, affecting units sold through major retailers.

  • On Thursday, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission announced Milwaukee Electric Tool Corp. is recalling about 90,860 M18 FUEL top handle chainsaws with 12-inch or 14-inch bars in the United States.
  • Manufactured in the United States by Milwaukee Electric Tool Corp., the chainsaws may have a chain brake that fails to activate, according to safety reports.
  • Owners can identify recalled units by catalog number 2826-20 and a serial number with 'A' as the fourth digit on the product nameplate; the saws were sold as tool-only and kit configurations, with an additional 7,500 units sold in Canada.
  • Consumers should immediately stop using the recalled saws and register online to receive a prepaid shipping label for a free repair from Milwaukee Tool, which can be contacted at phone 833-953-2012.
  • Milwaukee reported two incidents of brake failure, including one lacerated finger, and the battery-powered saw sold individually for about $350 or as kits for about $790.
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Milwaukee Tool recalls more than 90K chainsaws because safety feature can fail

The company received two reports of the chain brake failing to activate, including one incident that resulted in a lacerated finger.

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The Hamilton Spectator broke the news in Hamilton, Canada on Thursday, October 30, 2025.
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