Anker issues another recall for multiple power banks that pose fire safety risk

Anker has published his second reminder this month for several food models sold worldwide, as Macrumors reported. If you remember, his previous reminder that was launched earlier this month concentrate on Anker PowerCore 10000 Power Bank Model A1263, which was sold between June 1, 2016 and December 31, 2022 in the United States. The company noted that the lithium-ion battery it used for the model has a risk of overheating which could then lead to the fusion of the food bank, to the production of smoke and, finally, to set fire.

Now Anker has published a global reminder for several products sold in several markets around the world. These products are the Anker Power Bank model (10K, 22.5W), Anker Power Bank (20,000mah, 22.5 W, integrated USB-C model) model A1647, Anker Maggo power bank (10,000mah, 7.5W), A1652 Anker Zolo model (20K, 30W, USB-C and a lighting cable) 30W, USB-C USB-Cable A1689.

The company said it had implemented a series of improved quality insurance protocols earlier this year, which were all designed to detect manufacturing problems. He found that these special models use lithium-ion battery cells in a single supplier, which are at risk of overheating and cause fire. The company said that the chances of dysfunction were minimal, but in any case launched the recall of an abundance of caution and advises customers to stop using affected models.

You can check if your device is assigned on the Official recall page where you can enter your serial number. Proof of purchase must be qualified for the program, but if you can provide the necessary requirements, you can choose between a replacement or a gift card that you can use on the Anker website.

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