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A retailer is recalling dozens of speakers popular with Irish consumers due to a major safety concern.
According to the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC), Bose Products B.V is carrying out a recall to repair on their Acoustimass, Lifestyle and Companion home theatre audio systems.
A thermal event can reportedly occur inside of the units, leading to the bass module catching fire.
The affected models include:
Most SKU numbers are affected; to determine if your bass module is impacted, follow the steps provided in the Bose recall page here.
There are approximately 1064 affected products in the Republic of Ireland.
Consumers are asked to unplug and cease using the affected products and return them to Bose or an authorized service centre in exchange for a free repair or a 40% discount on a replacement product or, if repair is not available in your location, a free replacement product.
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