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Recalled Relay G10 (G10T Transmitter and G10R Receiver) -
Recalled Relay G10S System (G10T Transmitter, G10SR Receiver) -
Recalled Relay G10 USB Charge Cable
The lithium-ion battery can overheat and the battery cover can separate with force, posing fire and injury hazards.
Yamaha toll-free at 877- 865-4636 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. PT, Monday through Friday, or online at www.line6.com and click on “Corrective Action” or go to www.line6.com/g10recall for information on how to download a firmware update for the G10 Family of Products and to get a refund for the charging cable.
Recall Details
This recall involves Line 6 Relay G10, G10S (G10SR), and G10T Digital Wireless Guitar System (G10 Family of Products) that allows an electric guitar to be connected wirelessly to an amplifier. The system consists of a transmitter, a receiver, and a charger. The receivers have both a 1/4” and XLR output to connect to an amplifier or other audio equipment. The products are black in color. The Relay G10T transmitter is stamped “Relay G10” and has a four-digit date code followed by a six-digit individual serial number.
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G10 |
G10S (G10SR) |
G10T |
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Serial #### |
Serial ### |
Serial ### |
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6601000001 |
6736000001 |
6640000001 |
Consumers should immediately stop using the recalled products and contact Yamaha to receive a free repair for the G10 Family of Products, and a full refund for the G10T USB charging cable.
Yamaha is aware of four incidents worldwide of the battery cover separating forcefully from the transmitter, including one report of minor property damage. No injuries have been reported.
Yamaha Guitar Group Inc., of Calabasas, Calif
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