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Popular Pool Vacuum Recalled Over Fire Risk

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Israel's Ministry of Economy has recalled the Niya Aquasweep S10 rechargeable pool vacuum due to a fire risk caused by potential water damage to the motor. Owners are instructed to stop using and charging the device immediately. The affected models were sold between April 23, 2026, and August 14, 2026.

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  • Israel's Ministry of Economy recalled the Niya Aquasweep S10 pool vacuum due to fire risk.
  • A mechanical weakness can cause cracks, leading to water entering the motor.
  • Water ingress may result in short circuits, overheating, and potential fires.
  • Consumers are urged to stop using and charging the device immediately.
  • The affected products were sold between April 23, 2026, and August 14, 2026.

Israel's Ministry of Economy has announced a recall for the popular Niya Aquasweep S10 rechargeable pool vacuum cleaner, specifically the black model. The recall was initiated following an investigation by the manufacturer that revealed a mechanical weakness in the device's casing. This weakness can lead to cracks and water ingress into the motor unit.

Water entering the motor poses a significant risk of electrical short circuits, overheating, and potential ignition, leading to fire hazards. The Ministry of Economy has urged all owners of this product to immediately stop using and charging the device.

The importer recommends that until the product is collected, users should keep it away from use, store it in a dry, ventilated area, and out of reach of children and flammable materials. Consumers are advised to contact the importer to arrange for the product's collection, for inquiries, and to receive appropriate compensation or resolution. The affected products were manufactured in China (Hong Kong) by Hongkong Yimu Technology Limited / Lydsto and were marketed between April 23, 2026, and August 14, 2026.

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