Electrical Hazard Recalls

Sears Stores Nationwide Sold The Recalled Refrigerators, From Dec. 8, 2002 Through Jan. 10, 2003, For Between $1,800 And $2,000.

Specialty Audio Dealers Sold The Subwoofers Nationwide And In Puerto Rico, From January 2001 Through October 2002, For About $3,000.

Cracker Barrel Old Country Stores® Sold The Motion Lamps Nationwide, From August 2002 Through October 2002, For About $20.

Target Stores Sold This Product, From September 2002 To October 2002, For About $50.

Suzuki Dealers Nationwide Sold These Atvs, From August 2002 To September 2002, For Between $5100 And $5300.

Independent Retailers Sold The Dehumidifiers Nationwide, From March 2002 Through June 2002, For Between $160 And $190.

Appliance And Specialty Stores Nationwide Sold The Cook Tops, From March 2002 Through September 2002, For Between $1,000 And $1,100.

Department, Electronic, Computer And Camera Stores, As Well As Mail-order And Web Retailers Sold These Cameras Nationwide, From June 2000 Through August 2002, For Between $600 And $700.

Television Infomercials And Web Sites Sold These Rotisseries, Manufactured In October 1999, Nationwide From November 1999 Through May 2000.

Duane Reede Drug Stores In The Metropolitan New York Area; Metro Beauty In Miami, Fla.; And Bu-ba Beauty In Reseda, Calif. Sold These Hairdryers, Between December 2000 And January 2002, For About $50. These Hairdryers Were Intended For Professional Use, But Could Have Been Sold To Consumers For Personal Use.

Home Centers And Hardware Stores Nationwide Sold The Table Saws, From August 2001 Through April 2002, For About $400.

Digital Cable Operators Distributed These Set-top Boxes Nationwide In Conjunction With Digital Cable Services, From March 2002 Through June 2002.

Home Depot (model Cm-750 Only) And Electrical Supply Stores Sold The Meters Nationwide, During April 2002. The Cm-700 Model Sold For About $100 And The Cm-750 For About $140.

The Recalled Hairdryers Were Sold Nationwide In K-mart; Sears; Target; Bed, Bath & Beyond; K's Merchandise; Service Merchandise; Eckerd; Army And Air Force Exchanges; And Other Retailers, From July 2000 Through January 2001, For Between $18 To $25.

Catalogs And Electronic Stores Nationwide Sold The Adapter Plugs, From November 2000 Through March 2002, For About $3.

"cyberguys" Catalogs And The "cyberguys" Website (www.cyberguys.com) Sold The Extension Cords Nationwide, From January 2002 Through March 2002, For Between $2 And $3.

Hp And Business Computer Retailers Sold Personal Computers With The Speaker Power Adapters Nationwide Mostly To Businesses. Some Of These Businesses Then Sold The Computers To Employees For Personal Use. Hp's Web Site Also Sold The Powered Speakers And Adapters With Hp Business Desktop Computer Bundles, As Well As Packaged Individually. The Adapters Were Sold Between October 2000 And April 2002 For About $34.

Hardware Stores And Home Improvement Centers Sold The Recalled Hot Water Heater Components In Puerto Rico, From January 1999 To March 2002, For About $18.

Authorized Specialized Dealers Nationwide Sold These Bicycles, From September 2001 Through February 2002, For Between $1,650 And $2,750.

Home Depot, Costco, And Orchard Supply Hardware Stores Sold These Power Planners, From September 2000 Through April 2002, For Between $40 And $45.

Department, Computer, Office And Electronic Stores Including Best Buy, Compusa, Costco, Office Depot, Office Max, Staples And Wal-mart Stores Sold The Printers With The Longwell Cord Sets Nationwide, Between April 2001 And February 2002, For Between $100 And $400.

Automotive And Marine Stores Nationwide, And Mail-order Catalogs Sold These Inverters, From November 1999 Through November 2001, For Between $365 And $900.

Target And Menard's Stores Nationwide Sold These Pressure Washers, From August 2001 To September 2001, For Between $85 And $100.

Menards Stores Nationwide Sold The Timers, From October 2000 Through October 2001, For About $10.

Sears Retail And Hardware Stores Sold The Electric Chain Saws And Edgers From August 15, 2001 Through August 30, 2001.

The Bikes Were Distributed Nationwide From July 2000 Through May 2001 By Retailers And Through Th!nk Mobility's Website, And Sold For About $995.00.

Home Centers, Hardware Stores, And Industrial Distributors Nationwide Sold These Wrenches, From March 2001 To July 2001, For Between $180 And $280.

The Recalled Hairdryers Were Sold Nationwide In K-mart; Sears; Target; Bed, Bath & Beyond; K's Merchandise; Service Merchandise; Eckerd; And Army And Air Force Exchanges And Other Retailers, From July 2000 Through January 2001, For Between $18 And $25.

Home Depot Stores Nationwide And Northern Tool Magazine Sold These Worklights, From April 2000 Through May 2000, For About $150.