Sainsbury’s has announced a product recall for an air fryer sold at their stores, manufactured by Tower Housewares, citing a potential defect that may lead to overheating and pose a fire risk. The recall applies to specific batches of the product made between January 2022 and April 2023.
Customers who purchased the affected model are advised to stop using it immediately and check for the product number located on the base of the air fryer. Sainsbury’s emphasized the importance of safety and quality standards, urging affected customers to verify if their air fryer is part of the recall.
Tower Housewares echoed the safety concerns, stating that certain air fryer models may have a manufacturing issue, prompting a voluntary recall to ensure customer safety. They provided instructions on their website for customers to identify if their model is affected and the replacement options available.
To determine if their air fryer is subject to the recall, consumers are instructed to locate the product number on the appliance rating label starting with T. If the appliance is affected, users are directed to visit www.tower-safety.co.uk for further guidance on returning the product.
Sainsbury’s expressed regret for any inconvenience caused to affected customers and assured that no other batches are impacted by the recall. Safety remains a top priority for the company, underscoring their commitment to product quality and customer well-being.