2-pole ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) circuit breakers
Check against the official notice below — it lists the full affected range.
Siemens Energy & Automation Inc. is recalling 2-pole GFCI circuit breakers sold under the Siemens or Murray brand names that are typically used with hot tubs and spas. These breakers can overheat and lose their ability to prevent electrical shock or electrocution. The recalled units are black plastic with a white "TEST" button on the face, have rating numbers printed in white on the handle, and display a product identification sticker near the "TEST" button that reads "Siemens" or "Murray" at the top and "2 Pole Unit" at the bottom.
If you own one of these recalled breakers, you should immediately switch it to the "off" position and contact Siemens to arrange for qualified personnel to replace it at no charge. Do not attempt to remove the breaker yourself, as high voltage can cause death or serious injury. Do not use your hot tub or spa until a replacement breaker has been installed.
Written by software from the official notice below. Not reviewed by a lawyer.
These GFCI circuit breakers could overheat and lose their ability to prevent injury or death.
Consumers should switch the recalled GFCI circuit breaker to the "off" position immediately to disconnect the power supply. Consumers should call Siemens to arrange to have qualified personnel replace the breakers at no charge to the consumer. Consumers should not attempt to remove the GFCI circuit breaker because high voltage can cause death or serious injury. Consumers should not use their hot tubs and spas until a replacement breaker has been installed.
The 2-pole GFCI circuit breakers involved in this recall carry the Siemens or Murray brand name. They are typically used with hot tubs and spas to prevent shock or electrocution. The face of the black plastic units have a large, white button with the word "TEST" molded into it. The circuit breaker's rating is printed in white at each end of the handle's horizontal bar. A product identification sticker is affixed to the face of each unit near the "TEST" button. The word "Siemens" or "Murray" will be found at the top of the sticker, and the phrase "2 Pole Unit" is printed on the bottom of the sticker. Only 2-pole units are being recalled.
Official record: U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission ↗
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