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Power Tool (Electric Chainsaw) — recall

Consumer goods · South Korea · 2025-11-05

Hazard: It has been confirmed that in some of t…

Electric Chainsaw may catch foreign objects during excessive use

Country	South Korea
Category	Consumer goods
Published	2025-11-05
Manufacturer	Techtronic Industries Korea Co., Ltd. (David Lyle Roberts)
Model identifiers	M18 FTHCHS35
Hazard description	It has been confirmed that in some of the affected products, if the user uses them excessively, foreign objects may get caught in certain parts, potentially causing the brake to malfunction. If the brake does not function properly, the chain may come into contact with the user, posing a laceration risk._x000D_ This laceration risk may cause minor injuries that do not require special treatment, but in some cases, injuries that may require treatment could occur.
Remedy	1. Check the sticker attached to the product or gift box to see if the product's serial number contains “A”._x000D_ 2. If “A” is found in the middle of the serial number, immediately stop using the product._x000D_ 3. Contact our service center to register the affected product and receive guidance on free collection and repair._x000D_ * Milwaukee Customer Service: 02-1644-4009
Recall number	4066
Official notice	View source ↗

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