Mill Electrical Convection Panel Heater Models AU SG2000LED BK recalled by Bunnings
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Mill Electrical Convection Panel Heater Models AU SG2000LED BK recalled by Bunnings


For one of their winter warmers that might be fatal if it malfunctions in a family home, Bunnings has urgently issued a recall.

The Mill Electrical Convection Panel Heater Models AU SG2000LED and AU SG2000LED BK is the problematic item.

Units sold at Bunnings shops between July 5, 2021 and July 20, 2022 are covered by the recall.

According to Bunnings, the supply cable is not securely fastened to the device and, if tugged, might separate or come away.

There is a danger of fire or electric shock for people who presently possess one of these models, which might result in severe damage or even death.

Customers should cease using the product right away and disconnect it from the outlet.

For a complete refund, bring the item back to any Bunnings location.

Arlec Australia Pty Ltd may be reached by phone at 03 9982 5111 or by email at custservice@arlec.com.au for further information.


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