Pressure cooker
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A 7-liter stainless steel pressure cooker sold under the brand name "Condor quality" (model ASA22-7.0, EAN 8697449798555) has been recalled due to safety defects. The cooker's material is too weak to withstand safe operation, creating risks of explosion, burns, and injuries from fractures caused by excessive internal pressure. The product does not meet European safety standards required under the Pressure Equipment Directive 97/23/EC and the relevant safety standard EN 12778.
The affected product was packed in cardboard boxes with product pictures and information from the producer and importer, and bears CE and GS markings. The stainless steel cooker features chrome and nickel coating with black plastic handles. According to the recall record, the manufacturer has voluntarily withdrawn the product from the market, though the record does not specify what actions consumers should take regarding units already purchased.
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The product poses a risk of injuries and burns due to the possibility of explosion. The material used is too weak to assure safe use. There is a danger of fractures and breaks due to excessive inner tension. The product does not comply with the Pressure Equipment Directive 97/23/EC and with the relevant European standard EN 12778.
Type of economic operator taking notified measure(s): OtherCategory of measure(s): Voluntary withdrawal from the market.Date of entry into force: Unknown
Packed in a cardboard box with pictures of the product, information about the producer and importer, CE and GS markings, EAN code. The pressure cooker is made of stainless steel covered with chrome and nickel. The capacity of the vessel is 7 litres. Handles are made of black plastic. On the bottom of the pressure cooker is the inscription: “Condor quality”. Model: EAN: 8697449798555, model ASA22-7.0, capacity 7 litres Notifying country: Poland
Official record: EU Safety Gate ↗
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