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June 22, 1983
CPSC And North American Systems, Inc., Announces Voluntary Mr. Coffee Recall
The Consumer Product Safety Commission has joined with North American Systems, Inc., in a voluntary recall of the CMX-1000 12-cup 4-button Digital Clock model of the Mr. Coffee coffeemaker because of a potential fire hazard.
June 21, 1983
7,000 Whistle Switches Recalled
In cooperation with the Consumer Product Safety Commission, Mark Engineering Inc., Fitchburg, Massachusetts, warns owners that Model 1C of their "Whistle Switch" Remote Control Device, manufactured prior to June 30, 1978, may present a fire hazard. The product was also private labeled for the Invento Products Corp., Long Island City, New York, as the "Sonic Switch." The firm estimates that 7,000 units remain in use.
June 14, 1983
"Nuk" Gum Massager Presents Potential Choking Hazard
In Cooperation With The U. S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, Reliance Products Corporation, Woonsocket, Rhode Island, announced a voluntary recall of approximately 96,000 "NUK" brand 3-piece Toothbrush Trainer Sets which present a possible choking and/or suffocation hazard to young children. The products, which retail for approximately $4.70, were distributed from May 1980 to May 1982 and bear item code #02586 on the top flap of the package.
June 12, 1983
Replacenent Program Announced For Murray Ohio Bicycle Handlebars Stem Assemblies
In cooperation with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission the Murray Ohio Manufacturing Company of Brentwood, Tennessee, today announces a voluntary replacement program involving bicycle handlebar stem assemblies on approximately 62,300 BMX bicycles manufactured from August, 1982 through May 1983, The situation involves a random stem weld problem which may permit the stems on the affected units to separate from the handlebars allowing the handlebars to fall off the bicycle.
May 26, 1983
Carolina Enterprises To Recall Empire Slide Ladders
In cooperation with U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, Carolina Enterprises, Inc., Tarboro, North Carolina, today announced a voluntary replacement program affecting approximately 100,000 of its Super Slide Item #9005. The ladder with this Supper Slide presents a potential safety hazard in that the heads of small children may become entrapped between the ladder rungs. The Commission is aware of one instance in which a child's head became entrapped between the top step of the ladder and the platform. No injury occurred as a result of this incident.
May 24, 1983
Honeywell To Recall Certain Battery-Operated Smoke Detectors
In cooperation with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, Honeywell Inc., Minneapolis, Minnesota, today announced a voluntary recall affecting over 770,000 model TC89B and TC89C battery-operated smoke detectors that may not work when smoke is present.
May 23, 1983
CPSC Announces Repair Program For Baby Strollers
The U. S. Consumer Product Safety Commission today announced a voluntary repair program being undertaken by Graco Children's Products, Inc., of Elverson, Pennsylvania, affecting approximately 49,000 E-Z Roller baby strollers. The strollers were distributed nationally between January, 1982, and April, 1983, and are being repaired because of the potential for infant finger entrapment in the main metal-folding hinge on each side of the stroller.
April 13, 1983
Recall Of Stuffed Baby Chicks
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission and two importers, New Angles/Wallace Oaks and Hickory Valley, both of Ojai, California, announce the recall of dead, stuffed baby chicks, ducklings, and goslings which contain the poison, arsenic.
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