03-22-2018, 01:30 AM
oiDetails of the Kidde Smoke Detector Recall
The recall: This recall includes Kidde dual-sensor (photoelectric and ionization) smoke detectors (models PI2010 and PI9010). There were 452,000 sold in the U.S. and 40,000 in Canada.
The risk: A yellow cap left on during the manufacturing process can cover one of the two smoke sensors and compromise the detector’s ability to detect smoke, posing a risk of consumers not being alerted to a fire.
Incidents/injuries: The firm has received one report of the yellow protective cap being present on a smoke detector before it was installed. No reports of incidents or injuries as a result of a yellow cap being present have been reported.
Where and when sold: Menards, Home Depot, Walmart, and other department, home, and hardware stores nationwide, and online at Amazon.com, ShopKidde.com, and other websites from September 2016 through January 2018, for $20 to $40.
The remedy: The CPSC recall notice says consumers should remove a recalled detector from the wall/ceiling and visually inspect it through the opening on the side of the alarm for the presence of a yellow cap. Don't attempt to take apart the alarm, open the casing, or otherwise remove the yellow cap.
If a yellow cap is present, contact Kidde to receive instructions and request a free replacement smoke detector. Remove and discard the recalled smoke detector only after you receive and install a replacement detector. If no yellow cap is present, you can safely reinstall the smoke detector without taking further action.
Contact information: Contact Kidde at 833-551-7739. Or go to kidde.com, where you’ll find detailed instructions for how to identify the recalled models.
Report a defective product: Call the CPSC hotline at 800-638-2772 or go to saferproducts.gov.
For more information on dual-sensor smoke detectors and where to place them in your home, see our CO and smoke detector buying guide.
The recall: This recall includes Kidde dual-sensor (photoelectric and ionization) smoke detectors (models PI2010 and PI9010). There were 452,000 sold in the U.S. and 40,000 in Canada.
The risk: A yellow cap left on during the manufacturing process can cover one of the two smoke sensors and compromise the detector’s ability to detect smoke, posing a risk of consumers not being alerted to a fire.
Incidents/injuries: The firm has received one report of the yellow protective cap being present on a smoke detector before it was installed. No reports of incidents or injuries as a result of a yellow cap being present have been reported.
Where and when sold: Menards, Home Depot, Walmart, and other department, home, and hardware stores nationwide, and online at Amazon.com, ShopKidde.com, and other websites from September 2016 through January 2018, for $20 to $40.
The remedy: The CPSC recall notice says consumers should remove a recalled detector from the wall/ceiling and visually inspect it through the opening on the side of the alarm for the presence of a yellow cap. Don't attempt to take apart the alarm, open the casing, or otherwise remove the yellow cap.
If a yellow cap is present, contact Kidde to receive instructions and request a free replacement smoke detector. Remove and discard the recalled smoke detector only after you receive and install a replacement detector. If no yellow cap is present, you can safely reinstall the smoke detector without taking further action.
Contact information: Contact Kidde at 833-551-7739. Or go to kidde.com, where you’ll find detailed instructions for how to identify the recalled models.
Report a defective product: Call the CPSC hotline at 800-638-2772 or go to saferproducts.gov.
For more information on dual-sensor smoke detectors and where to place them in your home, see our CO and smoke detector buying guide.
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