Israel Recalls MATRIX Ceiling Fans Due to Injury Risk
Translated & summarized from Mignews by baba
Israel is recalling MATRIX ceiling fans due to a risk of falling and causing injuries. The Chinese-made fans, imported by Saint Lakat Company Ltd., failed to meet safety standards because of a weak mechanical connection. Owners of the affected model are urged to stop using the fans and seek repair or replacement.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Israel is recalling MATRIX ceiling fans due to a risk of falling and causing injuries.
- The recalled fans, model MX-CF42-4CL-WH, failed to meet Israeli safety standard TI 900 Part 2.80.
- A weak mechanical connection was identified as the cause for the potential device failure.
- The affected products were sold in Israel between April 23 and April 25.
- Consumers are advised to stop using the fans and contact the importer for repair or replacement.
Israel's Ministry of Economy and Industry has announced the official recall of a batch of MATRIX brand ceiling fans due to a significant risk of the devices falling and causing injuries. The recalled products are of Chinese manufacture and were imported into Israel by Saint Lakat Company Ltd. The decision to recall the fans followed an official inspection by a specialized laboratory, which determined that the MATRIX model MX-CF42-4CL-WH, with barcode 6856741212158, does not meet Israeli standard TI 900 Part 2.80 for fan safety.
The primary issue identified was insufficient strength in the device's mechanical connection, which could lead to the fan loosening and falling during operation, posing a serious threat to health and life. The affected products were sold in Israel between April 23 and April 25. Consumers who own this model are strongly advised to stop using it immediately and contact the point of purchase or the importer for a free repair or replacement. The importer, located in the Shaked Industrial Park, can be reached at 04-6350680 or via email at orly@saynet.co.il.
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