ElectricalSafety report

Hairstar Hot Air brush

Risk of electric shock as the mains plug was not fitted with a fuse link which was correctly rated

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Date
2022-03-27
Country
United Kingdom
Classification
Safety report
Category
Electrical
Source
OPSS

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