At Landmark, we have restored many homes that have been extensively damaged by fire. Although we love remodeling homes, we prefer it when the homeowner has decided to remodel based on their family’s needs, rather than because of a devastating fire.
We wanted to let you know that Kidde has recalled one of their popular smoke detectors – more than 452,000 units need to be checked. Below, you’ll find simple instructions to determine if your smoke detector is part of the recall. If it is, please proceed directly to Kidde’s web site for more information.
Recall Summary
Brand Name, Model of Affected Product: Kidde Dual Sensor (Photoelectric and Ionization) Smoke Alarms – Models PI2010 and PI9010
Hazard: A yellow protective cap in limited instances may have been left on one of the two smoke sensors in affected products during the manufacturing process, which could compromise the smoke alarms’ ability to detect smoke.
Remedy: Replace affected smoke alarms that contain the yellow protective cap.
To review the full CPSC press release, click here.
Review the below Identification Guide to help determine if you have an affected smoke alarm.
If your unit is affected, please continue and register for a replacement.
