Power adapters used with certain Cisco ADSL Routers
Check against the official notice below — it lists the full affected range.
The CPSC and Cisco have announced a recall of power adapters with part number 34-0949-02 used with certain Cisco ADSL routers. These small black AC adapters can overheat and melt through their housing, creating a fire hazard. Additionally, if the housing melts, exposed wires inside can pose an electrical shock hazard. The adapters were shipped with six router models: Cisco 827, Cisco 827-4V, Cisco 826, Cisco SOHO77, Cisco SOHO77-50, and Cisco 827-EUR, which are used in small businesses, offices, and home office settings.
Consumers who have these adapters should stop using them immediately and contact Cisco to obtain a free replacement adapter. The part number can be found on the adapter label below the Cisco Systems logo.
Written by software from the official notice below. Not reviewed by a lawyer.
The adapters can overheat and melt a hole through the housing, posing a fire hazard. In addition, the exposed wires pose a shock hazard.
Consumers should stop using the power adapters immediately and contact Cisco to receive a free replacement.
This recall involves power adapters with the part number "34-0949- 02." The part number is located on the adapter label, below the Cisco Systems logo. The power adapter is a small, black AC unit, which establishes a connection between the router and an electrical outlet. The adapters are used with the ADSL Routers that provide secure, high-speed Internet access for small businesses, small offices, home offices and corporate teleworkers. The power adapters were shipped with the following ADSL routers: Cisco 827 Cisco 827-4V Cisco 826 Cisco SOHO77 Cisco SOHO77-50 Cisco 827-EUR
Official record: U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission ↗
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