Emergency recall: popular air stove can catch fire – check if yours is affected

There has been an emergency product recall of a popular air fryer that could be a fire hazard. If you own a Pro Breeze 2L Air Fryer, this article is for you.

What is the problem?

The Office for Product Safety and Standards (OPSS) has flagged a technical flaw in the Pro Breeze 2L Air Fryer, which can cause it to overheat and catch fire.

The product is not compatible with EEquipment (Safety) Rules, 2016, making it dangerous for consumers.

Pro Breeze, whose air fryers normally retail for around £100, is urging everyone to stop using the affected model immediately and recall it.

Which air cells are affected?

Model involved in memory AF-03-UK by barcode 5060596022409 and an Amazon barcode X0014E52NJ.

If your air conditioner matches the following batch numbers, you should return it immediately:

• 20061101
• 20061102
• 20101001
• 20101002
• 20120903
• 21012603
• 21031540

What should you do next?

To return your air conditioner, you must complete a recall registration form on the Pro Breeze website.

Once you've submitted your form, Pro Breeze will review it and contact you with next steps, usually within 20 business days.

What are recall notices?

A recall occurs when a product poses a risk to customers, such as a safety hazard or quality problem.

This is different from a product that is taken off the shelves, meaning it is taken off the shelves.

Food products, for example, are recalled if they have contamination risks, such as harmful bacteria or if there are manufacturing issues such as plastic or metal found inside.

They can also be recalled if allergen information is missing or incorrect.

OPSS handles non-food recalls, including those for items such as electronics, pharmaceuticals, and automobiles.

If you own an affected Pro Breeze air fryer, take action now to avoid any potential danger. This is not a recall that you can ignore, so check your model and take the necessary steps to restore it.