Comsol phone chargers pulled from Officeworks shelves over electrocution risk
Popular phone chargers have been urgently recalled by a major Australian retailer due to electrocution concerns that could cause serious injury or death.
The Keji Dual Port USB Wall Charger 2.4A, Comsol 20W USB-C Wall Charger and Comsol Dual Port USB Wall Charger 3.4A/17W have all been recalled.
All three chargers are sold at Officeworks and supplied by Comsol Pty Ltd.
Customers who have purchased one of the chargers are urged to stop using them immediately.
There have been fears that the plug could break off the main body of the charges and expose the internal wires.
The Comsol Dual Port USB Wall Charger 3.4A/17W was one of three products recalled
![Comsol phone chargers pulled from Officeworks shelves over electrocution risk 2 The recalled chargers are all in stock at Officeworks (photo)](https://nybreaking.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/1709503943_401_Comsol-phone-chargers-pulled-from-Officeworks-shelves-over-electrocution-risk.jpg)
The recalled chargers are all in stock at Officeworks (photo)
This poses a risk of serious injury or death from electric shock or electrocution, Product Safety Australia warned.
Affected Keji dual port USB wall chargers have the model number WCDE24BK or WCDE24WH.
The recalled Comsol 20W USB-C wall charger has the model number WCC202W.
Comsol USB wall chargers with two ports 3.4A/17W have the model number WCN34WH.
The model number on the chargers can be found near the pins of the plug.
Customers must return the products to their nearest Officeworks store for a full refund.
![Comsol phone chargers pulled from Officeworks shelves over electrocution risk 4 Impacted Keji USB Dual Port 2.4A Wall Chargers have the model number WCDE24BK or WCDE24WH](https://nybreaking.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/1709503946_700_Comsol-phone-chargers-pulled-from-Officeworks-shelves-over-electrocution-risk.jpg)
Impacted Keji USB Dual Port 2.4A Wall Chargers have the model number WCDE24BK or WCDE24WH