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Electric Mat (Electric Blanket and Mat, Electric Bed) — recall

Consumer goods · South Korea · 2024-12-12 · China-origin
Hazard: Inadequate temperature rise (surface te…Origin: China

Myungjin Medical Electric Mat has excessive surface temperature, reaching 124.3℃, exceeding 115℃ standard

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CountrySouth Korea
CategoryConsumer goods
Published2024-12-12
Country of originChina
ManufacturerMyungjin Medical Co., Ltd.
Model identifiersKSJ-1800KP
Hazard descriptionInadequate temperature rise (surface temperature) - (Item 11, before secondary heat control) Standard 115 ℃ / Measured 124.3 ℃ - (Item 11, normal state) Standard 95 ℃ / Measured 108.5 ℃ - (Item 11.101) Surface Standard 37 ℃ / Measured 45.1 ℃ Risk of fire due to excessive temperature rise during normal use.
RemedyConsumers who own the product should immediately stop using it. Contact or visit the inquiry center to receive measures such as repair, exchange, or refund.
Recall number3841
Official noticeView source ↗

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Self-check for comparable productsCell–charger matching, over-heat/over-charge protection, isolation of hot parts.
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