Bose is recalling about 20,500 home speakers after discovering a malfunction in the bass module, according to PRnewswire.com. The products in question are the CineMate Series II and CineMate GS Series II digital home theater speaker systems, which are designed to operate with U.S. 120-volt electrical outlets and European outlets of 220 volts or higher.
Two incidents of the bass modules within the system igniting were reported in Europe, where the speakers were used in 220-volt electrical outlets. Although no injuries were reported, Bose is asking that consumers immediately unplug their dual-voltage CineMate II systems and contact the company to arrange a free repair or replacement of the module.
Are you looking to buy a used car online? You better make sure that there’s not an open recall on it, reports Dayton Daily News.
A study by the Virginia-based company Carfax has revealed that
A Virginia employee who was injured while working in a machine shop in 2009 has settled his personal injury claims for $16.5 million, reports Virginia Lawyer Weekly.
The incident occurred when a
Following an FDA inspection, Ameridose, LLC, has issued a voluntary recall of all its products, reports Boston.com. Federal investigators identified shortcomings in testing procedures which prompted
Connecticut based company Legrand Wiremold has recalled a number of their Under Cabinet Power and Lighting four outlet power strips because of a possible electrical shock risk, reports PRNewswire.com.
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