Heated jackets
Check against the official notice below — it lists the full affected range.
Columbia has recalled heated jackets sold between June 14 and November 22, 2012, due to lithium polymer batteries that may overheat, potentially causing burns or fires. The affected models include the Man's Circuit Breaker Softshell, Man's Electro Amp Parka, and Man's Electro Amp Jacket, as well as a Woman's model. Each jacket contains two battery packs with serial number 054978-001, manufactured in 2011. The recalled model numbers are EM7382, SM7854, SM7864, SL7853, SL7856, and SL7866.
The recall notice does not specify a remedy or instructions for consumers who own these jackets.
Written by software from the official notice below. Not reviewed by a lawyer.
null The jackets affected by the recall have batteries which might overheat, giving rise to a burn or fire hazard.
Heated jackets with lithium polymer batteries. The batteries, manufactured in 2011, are identified with the serial number 054978-001. Each jacket is sold with two battery packs. Name: 1. Man's Circuit Breaker Softshell2. Man's Electro Amp Parka3. Man's Electro Amp Jacket4. Woman's Sn Model: Jackets sold between 14 June and 22 November 2012 with the following model numbers:1. EM73822. SM78543. SM78644. SL78535. SL78566. SL7866 Notifying country: Spain
Official record: EU Safety Gate ↗
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