Anker recalls 321 Power Bank (model A1112) due to potential fire risk
Anker urges owners to stop using the power bank immediately.
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- Anker is recalling its 321 Power Bank.
- It was found that there is a manufacturing defect in the product that poses a fire risk.
- The company is offering a free Anker 533 Power Bank (PowerCore 30W, Black) as a replacement.
Anker, best known for its power banks and chargers, is recalling its 321 Power Bank. The company has announced that the product poses a fire risk due to a manufacturing defect.
According to Anker’s blog post, the firm has discovered that the lithium batteries used in the 321 Power Bank (PowerCore 5K, model number A1112) have a defect. That defect can cause the power bank to overheat, melt the plastic components, create smoke, and become a fire hazard.
