WASHINGTON, April 26 (Reuters) - One World Technologies Inc
is recalling about 670 Ryobi snow blowers because they can
overheat and cause a fire, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety
Commission said on Tuesday.
The recall by the Anderson, South Carolina importer of the
machines came after two reports of the snow blowers overheating.
One consumer saw flames in the machine, though no injuries or
property damage has been reported, the commission said in a
statement.
One World is recalling about 300 Ryobi 40-Volt Brushless
Snow Blowers in the United States and roughly 370 in Canada, the
statement said.
The machines were sold online by Home Depot (NYSE:HD) HD.N from
November through February for about $280 for the unit alone and
for $350 as part of a kit that included a battery and charger.
The snow blowers were made by China's Techtronic Industries
(Dongguan) Co Ltd 0669.HK , the statement said.
The commission website carries recall information supplied
to the agency by companies carrying out recalls.