Freego recalls and safety alerts
1 official notice naming Freego in the five registers we read (Australia), the latest on 2016-01-19: 1 recall from users. Each covers specific models and units — the notice says which.
Every notice naming Freego
| Date | Where | Brand and models | Type and measure | Hazard | Remedy or measure | Official notice |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2016-01-19 | Australia | Freego
W1, W2, W2SR, charger YMG420-2000 |
battery/charger for one of these Recall |
unapproved charger: electric shock | replacement charger | PRA 2016/15142 |
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What this page does not tell you
- A recall names units, not a brand. Most notices cover a range of serial numbers or sale dates, and many were closed with a repair or a software update. A model on this list may be sold today in a corrected version. Check your unit's serial number against the official notice.
- Five registries, not the world. CPSC (U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission); Health Canada — Recalls and safety alerts; Safety Gate (European Commission); OPSS — Product Safety Alerts, Reports and Recalls; Product Safety Australia (ACCC). A recall issued only elsewhere is not here.
- Electric personal vehicles only: electric skateboards, one-wheel boards, hoverboards, electric unicycles, electric scooters, electric bikes, and batteries or chargers sold for them.
- It is not advice. Every row links the regulator's own notice, read on the date shown.
Questions this raises
Has Freego had a recall?
Yes: Australia PRA 2016/15142 (2016-01-19).
Are Freego products sold today affected?
A recall covers the units it lists, usually by serial number or sale date. Products sold today may be a corrected version. Check the serial number of your unit against the official notice linked above.
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