Shoppers urged to register electrical items in case of recall

Shoppers urged to register electrical items in case of recall

Electrical Safety First a UK charity is requesting that consumers register their products such as kitchen appliances, hair dryers and other high-powered electricals are registered so that manufacturers can contact them if a common fault or product recall happens.

89% of consumers say they would return a recalled item, yet only 20% are successfully returned, this basically means that many households are unaware that they have a potentially dangerous appliances in their properties, these could cause things like electric shocks to high risks of fires etc.

Fewer than half of people in the UK registered the last electrical item they bought.

£41.6 million a year is spent fixing damage caused by faulty appliances EVERY YEAR, while 46 people are killed each year by electrical fires.

Emma Apter, Electrical Safety First, said:

“We know electrical products are high on shopping lists this sale season so we’re urging the public to keep their families and homes safe by making a habit of registering a new product as soon as they get it home.

“People may think it’s too much hassle or there is no benefit of providing contact details but an unregistered appliance can be a hidden danger in homes as it’s difficult for manufacturers to trace them.”

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What companies/brands are on the system?

AMDEA Members Brands
Aga Rangemaster Ltd AGA, Falcon, Fired Earth, LaCornue, Leisure Sinks, Marvel, Mercury, Rangemaster, Rayburn, Redfyre, Stanley, Waterford
A365 Ltd Cuisina, Eurolec, Homark, Qudos
Aqualisa Products Ltd Aqualisa, Gainsborough, AQ by Aqualisa
Beko plc Altus, Beko, Blomberg, Flavel, Grundig, Leisure, Altus
BSH Home Appliances Ltd Bosch, Gaggenau, Neff, Siemens
Bristan Group Ltd Bristan, Heritage
Crosslee plc Hostess, Odell, Royal Cozyfires, White Knight
Crown Domestic Appliances Ltd Royale, Snowwhite, Sovereign
Dualit Ltd Dualit, Architect, Bake Off, Classic, Lite, NX Capsules, Rhino, Soft Touch, Vortecs
Dyson Ltd Dyson
Electrolux Major Appliances Ltd AEG, Electrolux, Zanussi, Frigidaire
Emerson Electric UK Ltd InSinkErator
Fisher and Paykel Appliances Fisher & Paykel
Franke UK Ltd Franke, Carron Phoenix
Glen Dimplex Home Appliances Belling, Britannia, GDHA, Lec, New World, Stoves
Grey Technology Ltd Gtech
Haier Haier
Hoover Candy Group Baumatic, Candy, Homeking, Hoover, Iberna, Otsein, Rosieres, Susier, Zerowatt
Hozelock Ltd Hozelock
Husky Retail Ltd Husky
Indesit Company UK Ltd Indesit, Hotpoint, Creda
Interpet Ltd Blagdon, Interpet, Kent
Jarden Consumer Solutions EMEA Bionaire, Breville, Crock Pot, FoodSaver, Holmes, MrCoffee, Nicky Clarke Electric, Seal a Meal, Sunbeam, Oster, Villaware
LG Electronics UK Ltd
LG
Marleton Cross Ltd MX, Neptune
Maurice Lay Distributors Ltd Caple
Miele Company Ltd Miele
Numatic International Ltd Charles, George, Harry, Henry, Hetty, James, Numatic
Samsung Electronics (UK) Ltd Samsung
Smeg (UK) Ltd Smeg
Strix Ltd Aqua Optima, Evolve, Strix
SZ & W Ltd Sub-Zero, Wolf
Triton Showers Triton Showers
Vax Ltd Vax
Vestel Servis, Electra
Whirlpool (UK) Ltd Bauknecht, Ignis, KitchenAid, Maytag, Whirlpool

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