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U.S. Consumer Product Safety CommissionRecalled 1977-05-11

Road Racing Sets & Power Pack Toy Transformers Recalled by Strombecker

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Can Am Road Race Set electric toy road racing sets

  • Brand Strombecker

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What happened

Strombecker Corporation has recalled three electric toy road racing sets and certain replacement power pack transformers due to failure to comply with Federal regulations for electrically-operated toys. The recalled items are the Road America Race Set (Model #9900), Monza Road Race Set (Model #9902), Can Am Road Race Set (Model #9924), and replacement power pack toy transformer Model #9703-G. These products pose a potential electrical shock hazard to users, though no injuries have been reported to the Commission. The power pack toy transformers are blue-gold or blue-yellow colored with a black base and are labeled "Power Pack Toy Transformer" near two rivets on either side of the on-off switch.

According to the recall notice, consumers who own these products should return the toy to the place of purchase or directly to Strombecker Corporation at 66 North Pulaski Road, Chicago, Illinois 60624, telephone (312) 638-1000. The manufacturer will provide a full refund including tax and reasonably necessary transportation costs, or offer a replacement if the consumer agrees to it.

Written by software from the official notice below. Not reviewed by a lawyer.

Hazard

Electrocution/Electric Shock

Details from the source

Road Racing Sets & Power Pack Toy Transformers Recalled by Strombecker NEWS from CPSC U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission Office of Information and Public Affairs Washington, DC 20207 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 11, 1977 Release # 77-033 CPSC Announces Toy Recall WASHINGTON, D.C. (Apr. 11) -- The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) today announced the recall of three electric toy road racing sets and certain power pack transformers sold separately. These items fail to comply with Federal regulations for electrically-operated toys and are, therefore, banned from sale. The recalled items, all distributed by Strombecker Corporation, Chicago, Illinois, are "ROAD AMERICA RACE SET - Model #9900," "MONZA ROAD RACE SET - Model #9902," "CAN AM ROAD RACE SET - Model #9924" and replacement power pack toy transformer Model #9703-G. Road Race Set Model numbers 9900, 9902 and 9924 contain power pack toy transformers which fail to comply with certain requirements of the Federal Hazardous Substances Act (FHSA) and pose a potential electrical shock hazard to the user. No injuries associated with these toys have been reported to the Commission. The power pack toy transformers are colored blue-gold or blue-yellow with a black base, the casing is labeled in part, "Power Pack Toy Transformer" near two rivets on either side of the on-off switch and hole in the base. The toys were distributed nationwide to hobby and toy stores. Electric toys are subject to regulation under the FHSA which requires banned toys to be repurchased or replaced by the manufacturer, distributor and dealer. Strombecker Corporation, in compliance with the FHSA regulations, is asking consumers to return the toy to place of purchase or directly to the manufacturer-- Strombecker Corporation, 66 North Pulaski Road, Chicago, Illinois 60624, telephone (312)638-1000 -- for a full refund including tax and reasonably necessary transportation costs or replacement if the consumer agrees to it. The Commission learned of this product as a result of a nationwide electric toy survey it conducted late last year. The Commission's Chicago Area 3ffice is monitoring the recall.

Source

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