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CPSC, The Sharper Image Recall Motorized CD Racks
PRODUCT: Motorized CD Racks - The Sharper Image Corp., of San Francisco,
Calif., is recalling about 1,000 motorized CD racks called the Sharper
Image Power Tower. The CD rack is black with a round dial and stands
about 3-feet high on a 14-inch base. The rack holds 100 CDs and rotates
automatically, clockwise or counter-clockwise, when you turn the dial.
Only units with codes REV A or REV B under the base are included in this
recall. Sharper Image sold these CD racks in their stores, catalogs, and
on the internet as model number SI693 during August 2000 for about $160.
PROBLEM: Batteries in the unit can leak or explode when used with an AC
adapter. Consumers can suffer burns from the leaking battery or can be
struck by pieces of an exploding battery.
INCIDENTS/INJURIES:CPSC and The Sharper Image have received one report
of a battery exploding. No injuries have been reported.
WHAT TO DO:Consumers immediately should remove the batteries from the
CD racks and contact The Sharper Image for information on receiving a
replacement unit or a refund. Consumers that return the units or arrange
for it to be shipped to a Sharper Image will be given a $50 merchandise
certificate for their next purchase. For additional information, contact
The Sharper Image at (800) 344-5555 from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. ET Monday
through Friday and 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday.
The Sharper Image Corp. sent notices to known purchasers.
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