Klein Voltage Tester Recall. The problem is that the on/off button can remain depressed during the power on or power off cycle. Klein tools is issuing a voluntary product recall on the ncvt1 in our test and measurement line due to a potential safety hazard.
Either way, i don't use them anymore. In the recall alert, announced june 9, the consumer product safety commission reports that the device’s on/off button. The tip of the tool can be lit up as 'green' when ithe on/off button is depressed making the user beleive that the tool is “ready to detect voltage,” when it is not yet safe (during the power on or power off cycle).if the ncvt tool is used to detect voltage when it is not ready and safe, it could result in the user recieving an electric shock.stop using the voltage tester and.
I don't use meters now either, cause i've seen recalls on them too. Consumers testing electrical sources could fail to be warned of the presence They received my recalled one late june.
The product was also sold separately and in kits. How long did it take to be sent a replacement? The following model numbers are involved in the recall, all bearing date codes ending in h7.
The model numbers included in this recall are: More than 1.7 million klein voltage testers sold at home depot have been recalled, due to a risk that the power button may jam, potentially leading to. I had an ncvt that fell 14' from the ladder onto the cement floor, it failed to detect voltage after that.
Alaska alabama arkansas arizona california colorado connecticut district of columbia delaware florida georgia hawaii iowa idaho illinois indiana kansas kentucky louisiana massachusetts maryland maine michigan. Klein tools is issuing a voluntary product recall on the ncvt1 in our test and measurement line due to a potential safety hazard. This could result in the device failing to alert a user to live voltage when they are testing electrical sources.
Klein tools voltage testers recall class action lawsuit. In the recall alert, announced june 9, the consumer product safety commission reports that the device’s on/off button. Has anyone else returned theirs?
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