Lexmark, Dell and IBM Laser Printers
Check against the official notice below — it lists the full affected range.
Lexmark, Dell, and IBM laser printers are being recalled because they can short-circuit, creating an electrical shock hazard. The recall affects specific models: Lexmark E232, E232t, E330, E332n, and E332tn; IBM Infoprint 1412 and 1412n; and Dell 1700 and 1700n. You can identify your printer's brand name and model number on the front of the device, or for Dell printers, by checking inside the front cover.
If you own one of these recalled printers, you should immediately stop using it and unplug it. Contact the corresponding laser printer company to register your product and receive a free replacement laser printer.
Written by software from the official notice below. Not reviewed by a lawyer.
These printers can short-circuit, posing an electrical shock hazard to consumers.
Consumers should immediately stop using the laser printer, unplug it, and contact their corresponding laser printer company to register their product to receive a free replacement laser printer.
The recall includes Lexmark, Dell and IBM brand laser printers. The brand name and model number for the Lexmark and IBM laser printers can be found on the front of the printer. For Dell laser printers, the brand name is on the front of the printer and the model number is inside the front cover. The recall includes the following model numbers: Lexmark E232, E232t, E330, E332n, E332tn; IBM Infoprint 1412, 1412n; Dell 1700 and 1700n.
Official record: U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission ↗
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