A multipurpose tool sold at Bunnings has been recalled over fears it could unintentionally discharge nails or staples.
A Ryobi branded multi-tool shoppers could purchase at Bunnings for several years has now been recalled over fears nails or staples could be unintentionally discharged from the device.
The tool has a safety lock mechanism, but it can “get stuck” and potentially allow a nail or staple to discharge “through use of the trigger alone and not via the usual 2 step actuation process”.According to the notice, there is a risk of laceration if the mechanical interlock feature is not functioning.Customers can return the multi-tool to a Bunnings store and receive a full refund for the purchase price.
They should also contact Ryobi customer service to let the team know they have bought the item or if any more information is needed.
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