What are my rights if there's a safety warning or product recall?
A product recall is a request to return a product after a safety issue or defect has been found that could endanger consumers.
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A product recall is a request to return a product after a safety issue or defect has been found that could endanger consumers.
Which? is taking the precautionary approach of only recommending those appliances with metal backing - either metal or aluminium laminate - or flame-retardant plastic backs.
A food recall is a request to return a product after finding a safety, contamination or allergy issue that could endanger consumers.
If your dryer is one of those affected unplug it immediately and don't use it until it's been fixed, follow our steps to get it fixed, replaced or a refund.
Do you know your rights if something you've bought develops a fault? Under the Consumer Rights Act you have the right to reject it and get your money back, or you can have it repaired or replaced. Read our guide to make sure you're not left out of pocket.
The Consumer Protection Act 1987 gives you the right to claim compensation if a defective product causes death, damage or injury.
The Consumer Rights Act protects you in almost all purchases you make. Here we explain what it means when buying goods or services