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Airatherm WMO24NG and WMO24LP gas outdoor radiant heater — recall

Consumer goods · Australia · 2024-11-21

Hazard: The heater does not meet the Australian…

Airatherm gas outdoor radiant heater exceeds carbon monoxide emission limits

Country	Australia
Category	Consumer goods
Published	2024-11-21
Manufacturer	AIRATHERM PTY LTD
Retailer	Airatherm Pty Ltd_x000D_ Reece Plumbing Supplies_x000D_ Tradelink Plumbing Supplies_x000D_ Awest Distributers WA_x000D_ G2Tech
Model identifiers	Model: WMO24NG and WMO24LP; Serial numbers: 1001 – 1441 10001 – 10956
Hazard description	The heater does not meet the Australian standards for the maximum allowable carbon monoxide emission levels. Air channels above the burner deform when heated which can cause toxic levels of carbon monoxide to be emitted. There is a risk of serious illness, injury or death from carbon monoxide poisoning if the heater is used indoors or in a poorly ventilated area.
Remedy	Stop using the affected heater immediately. If possible, consumers should turn off the gas supply to appliance. Consumers should contact Airatherm Pty Ltd with their name, site address, model number, and whether the model is indoor or outdoor, to arrange for a free replacement or rectification. Contact Airatherm Pty Ltd call: 03 8739 5408 email: airatherm@airatherm.com.au
Recall number	2024/20352
Official notice	View source ↗

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