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Belkin has issued recalls for three of its products<\/b>: <\/p>\n
According to Belkin, a manufacturing defect<\/b> in the products\u2019 lithium-ion cell components may cause them to overheat. The overheating could pose a fire hazard. The company also stressed that the recalled products should not be used even if they appear to function normally. <\/p>\n
Among the three products, only the MMA008 and BPB002 were officially sold in Singapore. Belkin advises owners of these models to stop using them immediately<\/b>, disconnect them from any power source<\/b> or connected product, and store them in a safe, dry location away from flammable materials or anything that could cause further damage.<\/p>\n
For affected customers, Belkin is offering either a full refund<\/b> or store credit<\/b> equivalent to the full purchase amount, with an additional 20% credit on Belkin.com. Customers need to provide a valid proof of purchase or the device\u2019s serial number and complete the recall claim form.<\/p>\n
This recall adds to a growing list of power bank-related safety notices this year. Earlier in June and September, Anker issued recalls for several of its power banks, while Xiaomi said a small batch of its 33W Power Bank 20,000mAh was affected. <\/p>\n
Customers who require additional support can reach out to Belkin\u2019s customer service agents.<\/p>\n
Source: Belkin<\/p>\n<\/div>\n