All recalls8,521 total
An electrical short can occur in the treadmills' motors, presenting electrocution, shock and fire hazards to consumers.
The cribs have rotating top rail hinges. These top rails can collapse, entrapping children and suffocating them.
The light fixture in these units can have exposed wiring, which could cause a fire or cause serious shock or electrocution.
The internal connections in the soldering iron are not insulated, presenting a shock and electrocution hazard.
The legs on the cradles can become loose and can separate, causing the cradle to tip.
If assembled incorrectly, the glider support tube on these gym sets could bend or break, causing the riders to fall or be thrown from the glider.
The power cords on these vacuums extend out of the very top of the handle, and the cord is often used as an extension of the handle. The power cord can break inside the handle or the casing around the cord can break, and cause shocks or burns to the user's hand. Even when there is no apparent breaking of the casing around the cord, these vacuums can still cause injuries.
The beds have spaces on the top bunk that present potential entrapment and strangulation hazards to young children. The spaces can be large enough for a child's body to pass through, but small enough to entrap a child's head.
The screwdrivers' wiring design can result in the user being shocked.
The side burner's propane gas hose can twist up toward the aluminum casting of the grill, causing overheating and melting of the hose. Gas leakage or a fire could result from the hose damage.
The basketball shoes have a small decorative metal rivet located on the outside of the shoe, that can bend and form a sharp edge.
The capes and the brooms, which fail to meet federal mandatory standards for flammability, could ignite readily and present a serious risk of burn injuries to children.
The vehicles' electrical components can overheat and cause fires. Children can suffer injuries from fires and house fires can occur. Additionally, wiring problems can prevent the vehicles from stopping.
The doors lack a safety shield, which could allow door operators and bystanders to become entrapped in moving door parts, such as the drive drums and cables, causing serious injuries, such as amputations and fractures.
The crab's antennas have sharp wires, presenting a puncture wound hazard to children.
The mechanism, which rotates the heater side-to-side, can wear through the insulation of electrical wiring inside the heater's base. In addition, some of the connections between the electrical wires and other components inside of the heater may be faulty. Either of these conditions can result in a fire.
These GFCI circuit breakers could overheat and lose their ability to prevent injury or death.
The irons have inappropriate size wiring, which can cause a fire. The plastic housings of the irons are not resistant to ignition. Additionally, the irons present a potential scald hazard during use. If they are tilted downward, a shower of hot water is unexpectedly emitted.
A wiring problem presents the possibility of an electric shock or electrocution in these drills.
The nipples on these pacifiers could separate from the base, posing a choking hazard to children.
The system's speaker voice coil can overheat and lead to a speaker fire, presenting a fire hazard to consumers.