RECALL

September 29, 2010

RCL10-45

Innovage Voluntarily Recalls Fix It One Million Candle Power Rechargeable Spotlight
The Electrical Safety Authority is notifying the public that Innovage LLC of Foothill Ranch, California has announced a voluntary recall of the following consumer product. Consumers should stop using recalled products immediately. Name of Product: Fix It One Million Candle Power Rechargeable Spotlight. Units: 143,063 in Canada. Manufacturer/Importer: Innovage Canada Ltd. Hazard: The Spotlight charging adapter may overcharge the battery and cause venting or rupturing of the cells posing a potential chemical hazard to consumers. Incidents/Injuries: None reported in Canada. Thirteen incidents involving property damage and/or minor injuries including skin irritation have been reported in the United States. As with any chemical hazard, risk of burn injuries or other related injuries can occur. Description/Models: The One Million Candlepower Spotlight is a halogen rechargeable spotlight. Sold by: Door to door sales and small retail establishments including Federated Co-Operatives Ltd., Lawton Drug and Sobeys Ontario. When was distributed: Approximately March 2003 through May 2008 for approximately $10.00. Manufactured in: China Remedy: Innovage will provide a full refund of $10.00 retail price for the product. For purchases made above the retail price, additional refunds will be offered with valid receipts. Customers will be asked to return the product, via a self addressed stamped envelope or box that will be provided. Instructions for facilitating the refund and returns will be posted on www.spotlightrecall.org and will be available through the Call Center at (888) 408-1140. Consumer Contact: For additional information, please contact Innovage at (888) 408-1140 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. PST Monday through Friday, or visit www.spotlightrecall.org, or e-mail the firm at info@spotlightrecall.org. Remarks: The adapters for the recalled units are certified to Canadian Standards by UL. For more information about the UL certification process please visit: www.ul.com.
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