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msg from SEMC - recall. |
donga104
Joined: Apr 28, 2003
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From: Australia
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Urgent safety issue: Do Not Use Sony Ericsson charger marked Made in Thailand by Delta. Call 1300132183 from fixed phone to exchange charger. How many ppl receive this msg 2day?
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mwright
Joined: Jun 21, 2003
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Today ? This is really old news now surely! I had mine changed several months ago!
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Vlammetje
Joined: Mar 01, 2003
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yes this was months ago.
Besides... unless I'm very much confused... this was a batch that in whole was used in the UK and nowhere else. Have you bought your phone in the UK?
[off topic]BTW what type of plugs/voltage does australia use?[/off topic]
Think your message is a bit late.
Unless there is a new batch of faulty chargers  in which case  oughta press chargers against delta
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mwright
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Groan!!
Just a thought!
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donga104
Joined: Apr 28, 2003
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From: Australia
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Fone bought here and 240V ... My wife received that message the day before too .... Sorry didnt realise it was "dark ages" stuff.  |
z600girl
Joined: Mar 17, 2004
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Apparently it's not dark ages stuff
I got this same sms yesterday - apparently Australia got a bad batch of these chargers too
http://www.sonyericsson.com/au/spg.jsp?template=prod_recall
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masseur
Joined: Jan 03, 2003
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yeah I noticed it on the Australian SE site at the weekend but since I had not been to the aussie site for quite a while I didn't realise it was a new alert! Its also on the NZ site too
The following is taken from the aussie Product recall page
Sony Ericsson Mobile Phone Charger
Made in Thailand by Delta
Sony Ericsson has identified a potential fault in its Australian 2-pin mobile phone chargers, provided with some Sony Ericsson products, and also sold as a separate accessory.
This potential fault may cause the plastic casing to open up and expose the electronics of the charger, creating a possible hazard to the user. It may also cause a disruption to power supply.
It is important to note that only very few Sony Ericsson chargers may be affected and subject to the recall. The charger being recalled is manufactured in Thailand by Delta, an external supplier. Only those chargers in Australia marked "Made in Thailand by Delta" with the identification number "BML 162 099/4 R1A" are potentially affected.
We are offering customers with these chargers a free replacement. Should you have one of these chargers in your possession we advise you to:
Stop using the charger immediately. If currently in use, switch the power off at the electrical socket and remove the charger
Call our Customer Care Centre on 1300 132 183, or visit any Sony Ericsson Service Centre for your free replacement.
Sony Ericsson is currently working with relevant Government authorities, major network carriers and Sony Ericsson resellers to address this issue.
All shipments of the charger being replaced have been stopped by Sony Ericsson and a full investigation in conjunction with the manufacturer of the charger (Delta in Thailand) is being conducted.
At Sony Ericsson, product quality and safety is the highest priority and the company offers its sincere apologies to all customers for any inconvenience caused.
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Vlammetje
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Seems to me oughta think about not having Delta manufacture anymore chargers 
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z600girl
Joined: Mar 17, 2004
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Seems to me like Sony need to make a more public announcement instead of just the sms and putting it on websites. At first I thought it was a scam, so no doubt other people have thought that too.
I think they need to somehow show it's legit and make it more public so that people actually know what's going on. |
Vlammetje
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It's on their site, on a recall site and every customer gets an individual SMS.... seems to me they've done fine... what do you suggest, front page on all newspapers? 
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d-_-b
Joined: Nov 13, 2002
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On 2004-03-18 02:59:06, z600girl wrote:
Seems to me like Sony need to make a more public announcement instead of just the sms and putting it on websites. At first I thought it was a scam, so no doubt other people have thought that too.
I think they need to somehow show it's legit and make it more public so that people actually know what's going on.
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umm it actully was in the news papers a week or so ago .... (in sydney for that matter ... dunno bout the other citys)
Now i have m600i, w800i, w810i, k750i, p910i, s700i, k700i, z1010, p900, p800, t630, t610 z600, z200, t230, t100 and t68i... all im waiting for is the p990i and w950i. |
donga104
Joined: Apr 28, 2003
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i been thinkin bout how do i press chargers ...... first 1 stuffed the iron completely ;- )
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