IKEA’s ASKSTORM 40W USB charger recalled over burn risk: ‘Injuries or death’

IKEA’s ASKSTORM 40W USB charger recalled over burn risk: ‘Injuries or death’

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IKEA has recalled a USB charger over concerns it could lead to “injuries or death”.

The Swedish company’s ASKSTORM 40W USB charger in the dark grey colour has been recalled as the power cable may get damaged or broken, exposing users to live parts of the cable.

Products with the model number ICPSW5-40-1 and article number 304.611.94 have been included in the recall.

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The affected charger was available for sale nationally and online from April 1 in 2020 to December 5 in 2023.

“There is a risk of burn injuries or death from electric shock if a user touches a damaged cable that is live with electricity,” Product Safety Australia said in the recall.

“There is also a risk of damage to property if the charger catches fire.”

Incidents have occurred where cables were damaged and caused electric shock and burn injuries to consumers.

Consumers should stop using the affected product immediately and contact IKEA via phone or in-store to receive a full refund.

IKEA has recalled its ASKSTORM 40W USB charger in the dark grey colour. Credit: Product Safety
IKEA’s charger with the model number ICPSW5-40-1 and article number 304.611.94 have been included in the recall. Credit: Product Safety

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