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Ezego td10 e bike and ezego lithium ion battery charger — product safety report 2505-0079

UK OPSS (Office for Product Safety and Standards) · GB · 2025-05-23 · Product Safety Report

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Agency
UK OPSS (Office for Product Safety and Standards)
Recall identifier
product-safety-report-ezego-td10-e-bike-and-ezego-lithium-ion-battery-charger-2505-0079
Date of alert
2025-05-23
Country / jurisdiction
GB
Authority classification
Product Safety Report
Risk type
product-safety-report
Brand
EZEGO
Product category
electrical-appliances-equipment
Reported risk: The products present a serious risk of fire because the charger supply cord has excessive resistance. If the e-bike battery is placed on charge with the supplied charger, it could overheat over time and catch fire, potentially causing injuries and property damage. The products also require improvements to documentation and labelling. The products do not meet the requirements of the Supply of Machinery (Safety) Regulations 2008.
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