The firm is no longer in business. Destroy and dispose of this recalled product.
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LifePro portable space heater model LS-IQH-DMICRO -
LifePro portable space heater model LS-IQH-MICRO -
Model name and wattage are printed on a label on the back of each heater.
The screws used to attach the back plate to the heater are too short and allow the back plate to detach when removing the heater from the outlet, posing an electrical shock hazard to the user.
About 17,000
The firm is no longer in business. The remedy is no longer available. Destroy and dispose of this recalled product.
Recall Details
This recall is for Lifepro brand portable infrared quartz space heater models LS-IQH-DMICRO and LS-IQH-MICRO. The recalled heaters are about 6 1/2 inches tall x 5 inches wide x 3 3/4 inches deep and made of black plastic. They have a three-prong plug built into the back to allow them to be plugged directly into an electrical outlet. The Lifepro logo is molded into the front bottom of the heaters. Model LS-IQH-DMICRO is a 400-watt heater with digital display on the top. Model LS-IQH-MICRO is a 450-watt heater with no display. The model name and wattage are printed on a label on the back of each heater below the plug.
The firm is no longer in business. The remedy is no longer available. Destroy and dispose of this recalled product.
None reported
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