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Fire-Lite Alarms, Inc. of Northford, Conn.

Fire-Lite Alarms, Inc. of Northford, Conn. Recalls

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Recall Summary

Total Recalls

826

Past Year

131

Class I (Serious)

Most Recent

Dec 2025

Data from FDA, USDA, CPSC, and NHTSA public records. Recall counts vary by company size, industry, and reporting practices. Always check official sources for current information.

Showing 821–826 of 826 recalls

Fire-Lite Alarm Power Supplies – Circuit Notification Risk (2003)

Fire/Burn Risk

The recalled power supplies are used with notification appliance circuits that provide an audible, visual, or audio-visual combination notification to building occupants in the event of a fire. Only power supplies with a date code of 4602 or lower are included in this recall.

CPSCMar 11, 2003Nationwide• Fire-Lite Alarms, Inc. of Northford, Conn.

Gas Water Heaters (Bradford White) – 75-Gallon Models (2002)

The recalled water heaters are models: MIITW75T6EN12; MIITW75T6CX12; TW375S76E3N; and TW375S763X with serial number "YD" (all) through YE 1395234. The model and serial numbers are located on the heater rating plate and on the shipping carton label. The water heaters were manufactured in the United States.

CPSCAug 15, 2002Nationwide• Bradford White Corporation, of Ambler, Pa.

Electrical Meters (Greenlee) – Testing Failure (2002)

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Laceration Risk

This recall involves certain CM-700 and CM-750 electrical meters. The 8-inch meters are dark green with bright yellow features. The model number and the words "Greenlee Test Instruments" are printed across the front of the meter. A silver plate on the back of the meter displays the serial number (S/N). Serial numbers included in the recall range from 0203540001 through 0203540650. The electrical meters were made in Taiwan. CM-700 and CM-750 meters outside the above serial number range are not included in this recall.

CPSCAug 1, 2002Nationwide• Greenlee Textron, Inc. (Greenlee), of Rockford, Ill.

Yard Tractor (Ford) – Potential Malfunction (1996)

Yard and Garden Tractor Recalled by TORO NEWS from CPSC U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission Office of Information and Public Affairs Washington, DC 20207 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Ken Giles September 25, 1996 (301) 504-7052 Release # 96-190 CPSC and TORO Announce Yard and Garden Tractor Recall WASHINGTON, D.C. - In cooperation with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), The Toro Company of Bloomington, Minn., is voluntarily recalling approximately 6,500 TORO Wheel Horse Yard and Garden Tractors as well as Ford and New Holland brand LS 25 and LS 45 Gear Yard Tractors. The tractors' brakes may wear out prematurely, eventually leading to brake failure. As a result, consumers could be injured if they lose control of the tractors. Toro has received reports of two consumers who each broke a foot after losing control of their tractors. This recall and repair program affects TORO model 72040 tractors with serial numbers ranging from 4900001 to 5999999; Ford or New Holland model LS 25 Gear tractors with serial numbers from T4A0001 to T4A1201, and T5A0001 to T5A0617; and Ford or New Holland model LS 45 Gear tractors with serial numbers from T4C0001 to T4C0581, and from T5C0001 to T5C0168. The model and serial numbers are located on the fender underneath the seat. TORO and New Holland dealers sold the six-speed riding tractors nationwide under the names "TORO," "Ford," and "New Holland" from January 1994 to May 1996 for about $2,000 each. Consumers who own recalled TORO tractors should contact the nearest TORO Service Dealer to have the brakes modified at no charge. For information on how to locate a TORO Service Dealer or for more information about this recall, consumers should call Toro at (800) 348-2424 from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Central Time. Consumers who own recalled Ford or New Holland brand LS 25 or LS 45 Gear tractors should contact the nearest New Holland Service Dealer. For information on how to contact a New Holland Dealer, consumers should consult the owners assistance page in their operators manual for the name or number of their closest New Holland branch. If the manual has been misplaced, consumers should look in the yellow pages under "Tractors" for the nearest New Holland dealer. This recall involves tractors purchased before May 1996. The brakes on tractors purchased after May 1996 were modified prior to sale. Consumers who are unsure whether their tractor was modified should contact the nearest appropriate brand dealer for a free inspection.

CPSCSep 25, 1996Nationwide• Ford

Electric Pressure Washer (Ford) – Safety Kit Modification (1984)

Laceration Risk

Safety Kit For Washers Offered by Britt Tech a voluntary program to provide safety kits to modify the handles of approximately 136,000 consumer and farm-use electric pressure washers made prior to mid-1983. The Commission and the company are aware of 6 deaths from electric shock related to use of pressure washers manufactured by Britt Tech. Under this program, Britt Tech and its private labelers will provide free material designed to isolate electrically the pressure washer's handle in order to prevent serious electric shock to consumers. Pressure washers are used to clean houses and other buildings and prepare them for painting and to clean shutters, patios, driveways and vehicles. They are frequently used on farms to clean buildings and machinery. Britt Tech and some private labelers will also voluntarily extend the scope of this program to cover commercial series units produced prior to February, 1984. While the firm believes its pressure washers do not present a hazard if operated in accordance with the operator's instructions and warnings on the machines and are not modified in any way, a severe or fatal electric shock can occur when a user contacts the handle of the pressure washer if the machine is ungrounded and a second fault occurs. This could happen if the power cord to extension cord connections become wet, or an improper or faulty extension cord is used, or a fault exists within the pressure washer electrical system. Britt Tech distributed these pressure washers nationally under the "Liquid Brush" trade name and a number of private label trade names (see list below). To obtain the free safety component kit and complete instructions, Iowa residents and others may write to Britt Tech Corporation, Department R, P.O. Box 216, Britt Iowa 50423. No phone number for the company is currently available. Use the address above for the following trade name pressure washers: Amity Atlas Chardon Lab's Power Edge Continental Oil's Dynalife Craft Toot and Machine Earl Grissmer's Blue Lustre Dirt Buster Gulf's Cruisemaster Jacobsen Kleen King Liquid Brush Mid-State's Dura-Wash Phillips Petroleun Speed Spray U.S. Chemical Z-4 Cleanomat Four companies who sell Britt Tech pressure washers have designated the following procedures if you have a machine manufactured under their name: Ford Tractor See Local Ford Tractor Dealer John Deere See local John Deere Dealer Massey Ferguson See local Massey Fergusan Dealer White Farm See local White Farm Dealer Please give the company the model and trade name and serial number of your pressure washer. This information may be found on a metal or foil serial number tag on your machine. This risk of electric shock may also exist with electric pressure washers produced by other manufacturers. Therefore, the Commission and Britt Tech Corporation warn consumers to take the following precautions when using any electric pressure washer: Always use a properly grounded receptacle. If possible, use a circuit protected by a ground fault circuit interrupter. Carefully follow all other warnings and operating instructions provided by the manufacturer. Keep all cord connections dry. Never remove the ground pin from a power cord or bypass a ground pin by using an adopter plug. Never cut or splice the electrical cord. Consumers may also call CPSC's toll-free Hotline for assistance at the following number 800-638-CPSC. A teletypewriter number for the hearing-impaired is (301) 595-7054.

CPSCJul 9, 1984Nationwide• Ford

Hartford Carmel Carpets (Hartford) – Product Discontinuation (1975)

Fire/Burn Risk

Carpets & Rugs Recalled by Hartford Carpet Mills NEWS from CPSC U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission Office of Information and Public Affairs Washington, DC 20207 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE May 19, 1975 Release # 75-040 CPSC Provisionally Accepts Consent Order With Hartford Carpet Mills, Inc. WASHINGTON, D.C. (May 19, 1975) -- The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission today provisionally accepted a consent order signed by Hartford Carpet Mills, Inc. requiring that company to recall certain carpets and rugs which fail to meet Federal flammability standards. (DOC F l-70). Non-complying goods were previously pulled from inventory and the distribution chain. The carpets and rugs in style "Carmel", also sold under the names "Sierra" and "Hartley", were manufactured between April 16, 1971, and October, 1971. Also involved in the recall are carpets and rugs in the same style in colors Autumn Bronze and Harvest Beige, manufactured between May 1, 1972, and June 30, 1972. The style "Carmel" carpet is composed of 100 percent nylon pile and has a jute back. It comes in various colors, is shaggy in nature and is sold in varying lengths. A Commission spokesman said that any remaining carpeting and rugs involved in the recall, sold nationwide, are probably in the homes of consumers. Consumers who feel they may have such carpets or rugs in their homes should contact Hartford Carpet Mills, Inc., 2913 Eighth Avenue, Chattanooga, Tennessee 37407 (615-624-0981). The consent order, signed by Hartford Carpet Mills, Inc. and Nolan D. Helms, Officer of the Corporation, requires the company to notify all purchasers and either process the carpets and rugs to bring them into compliance with the standard, or destroy them. By signing the consent agreement, the company also agrees not to violate Federal flammability standards in the future. This action is voluntary and does not constitute an admission of guilt by the company. A violation of the consent order could result in civil penalties up to $5,000 per violation. The complaint and consent order will remain on the public record for comment through July 18, 1975. Interested persons may submit comments to the Office of the Secretary, U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, 1750 K Street, N.W., Washington, D. C. 20207. After reviewing any comments, the Commission will decide whether to accept the agreement or withdraw its provisional acceptance. Further information on this consent order may be obtained through the Bureau of Compliance, U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, Washington, D.C. 20207.

CPSCMay 19, 1975Nationwide• Hartford Carpet Mills