The company Uponor informs about the recall of pump groups for heating.
Bad wiring can cause severe electric shock.
Hassfurt - Uponor GmbH informs about the recall of certain Uponor Fluvia T
heating pumps with item number 1078304
.
The company based in Hassfurt announces on its website.
These are usually installed in the distribution cabinet and, according to Uponor, can have faulty wiring.
In exceptional cases, these could cause a dangerous electric shock, which in turn can result in serious bodily harm.
Heating and pumping systems are currently on everyone's lips throughout Germany: According to Federal Vice Chancellor Robert Habeck (Greens), heat pumps should be the future of heating systems in all households in Germany.
These products are affected by the recall of heat pumps
Affected are products that were delivered between October 1, 2022 and February 22, 2023.
The company puts the number of pumps affected across Europe at a total of 2,500 pump groups.
More information about the current recall:
company | Uponor GmbH logistics center, Hassfurt |
Affected products | Uponor Fluvia T pump group for surface heating applications |
Designation | PUSH-23-BW |
item number | 1078304 |
RMA number | 300021876 |
Manufacturer | Afriso-Euro-Index GmbH, Güglingen |
Customer service Uponor GmbH | Tel: +49 (0)3222 - 1090866, Email: kundenservice@uponor.com |
Urgent warning of heat pumps - risk of electrocution and fire hazard for consumers
As Uponor GmbH reports, all pump group systems Uponor Fluvia T Pump Group Push-23-BW with article number 1078304, which were put into operation and worked without anomalies, are not affected by the recall.
According to the company,
all defective products
with a clear identification of the RMA number 300021876 should be sent back to the following address: Uponor GmbH, Logistikzentrum, Carl-Zeiss-Str.
1, 97437 Hassfurt.
The company does not state in its recall report whether the costs for the recall will be reimbursed.
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