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CPSC, Ultimate Chopper LLC Announce Recall to Inspect and Replace Food Processors is CPSC recall #05258, announced on September 7, 2005. The CPSC cites the following hazard: The Ultimate Chopper is a compact, single-speed food processor that can also function as a blender when an optional attachment is used with the base. The product is comprised of a white base unit with a 600-watt motor (750 watts peak power), a plastic blade assembly that contains two stainless steel blades, a chopping bowl, and a clear interlocking lid. The name "Ultimate Chopper" is stamped on the product's base. The optional blender attachment is sold separately. The remedy is consumers should immediately inspect their ultimate chopper food processor to determine if the interlocking lid is functioning properly. consumers should remove the lid and blade assembly and test to see if the unit will operate without the lid on. if the unit turns on when the lid is removed, consumers should stop using it immediately and contact ultimate chopper llc to receive a free replacement unit. also, if blade assemblies are worn, damaged or broken for any reason, consumers should stop using the unit and contact the company to receive a free replacement blade assembly. consumers also can access an instructional video demonstrating how to inspect their ultimate chopper at http://demo.ultimatechopper.com. Affected brand: Ultimate Chopper LLC.
The Ultimate Chopper is a compact, single-speed food processor that can also function as a blender when an optional attachment is used with the base. The product is comprised of a white base unit with a 600-watt motor (750 watts peak power), a plastic blade assembly that contains two stainless steel blades, a chopping bowl, and a clear interlocking lid. The name "Ultimate Chopper" is stamped on the product's base. The optional blender attachment is sold separately.
Affected products
Ultimate Chopper™ food processor
Recalled brands
Ultimate Chopper LLC
Remedy
Consumers should immediately inspect their Ultimate Chopper food processor to determine if the interlocking lid is functioning properly. Consumers should remove the lid and blade assembly and test to see if the unit will operate without the lid on. If the unit turns on when the lid is removed, consumers should stop using it immediately and contact Ultimate Chopper LLC to receive a free replacement unit. Also, if blade assemblies are worn, damaged or broken for any reason, consumers should stop using the unit and contact the company to receive a free replacement blade assembly. Consumers also can access an instructional video demonstrating how to inspect their Ultimate Chopper at http://demo.ultimatechopper.com
Recall date
September 7, 2005
CPSC recall #05258 covers CPSC, Ultimate Chopper LLC Announce Recall to Inspect and Replace Food Processors, announced by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission on September 7, 2005. The CPSC cites the following hazard: The Ultimate Chopper is a compact, single-speed food processor that can also function as a blender when an optional attachment is used with the base. The product is comprised of a white base unit with a 600-watt motor (750 watts peak power), a plastic blade assembly that contains two stainless steel blades, a chopping bowl, and a clear interlocking lid. The name "Ultimate Chopper" is stamped on the product's base. The optional blender attachment is sold separately.
The CPSC remedy for recall #05258 is consumers should immediately inspect their ultimate chopper food processor to determine if the interlocking lid is functioning properly. consumers should remove the lid and blade assembly and test to see if the unit will operate without the lid on. if the unit turns on when the lid is removed, consumers should stop using it immediately and contact ultimate chopper llc to receive a free replacement unit. also, if blade assemblies are worn, damaged or broken for any reason, consumers should stop using the unit and contact the company to receive a free replacement blade assembly. consumers also can access an instructional video demonstrating how to inspect their ultimate chopper at http://demo.ultimatechopper.com. Consumers should stop using the product and follow the instructions in the official CPSC notice.
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The primary source is the official CPSC notice at https://www.cpsc.gov/Recalls/2005/CPSC-Ultimate-Chopper-LLC-Announce-Recall-to-Inspect-and-Replace-Food-Processors-. RecallDocket links to it from this page.
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