Lenovo’s USB-C Laptop Power Bank, widely sold in the US, faces a recall due to safety concerns.
Units with model number PBLG2W, manufactured from December 2021 to June 2022, may have loose internal screws, posing a risk of short circuits and overheating in the lithium-ion battery.
The 20,000 mAh power bank supported by lithium-ion batteries, can be risky due to potential reactions with air, leading to heat buildup and fires.
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While Lenovo hasn’t specified the recall scale, they urge users to check their power banks, cease use, and enter the serial number for a replacement if affected. Disposal must follow local regulations for lithium batteries.
Lenovo provides contact details for users worldwide and advises checking their website for more information on the recall. Ensuring safety, especially with electronic devices, is crucial.
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