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Kimeo Disque De Désherbage 36 Dents pour Débroussailleuse Attachment for brush cutter — recall

Consumer goods · European Union · 2025-10-24 · China-origin
Hazard: CutsOrigin: China

Kimeo brush cutter attachment poses a cut hazard

CountryEuropean Union
CategoryConsumer goods
Published2025-10-24
Country of originChina
Model identifiersG90Pro
CategoryMachinery
HazardCuts
Hazard descriptionThe rivets connecting the attachment’s central support and the metal teeth could break. The teeth could be ejected at full speed whilst the brush cutter is in operation and cause serious injury to the user and any bystanders.
Non-complianceMachinery Directive; Commission Decision 2012/32/EU prohibiting the placing on the market of flail-type cutting attachments for portable hand-held brush cutters
RemedyRemoval of this product listing by the online marketplace. Warning consumers of the risks.
Recall numberSR/03601/25
Official noticeView source ↗

What this means for sellers

Likely platform / channel actionsMarketplaces may delist the same or similar products, freeze or force-remove inventory (e.g. Amazon FBA) and notify past buyers; under GPSR regulators can require platforms to act within 2 working days.
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Rules & standards likely involvedGPSR, CE (Toys EN 71 / LVD·EMC), REACH · Full guide →

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