Just happened upon this information while I was shopping for better Sampo prices. I apologize if you have already seen this.
SOURCE: http://www.recalls.org/6-01.html
PRODUCT: Television Product.
CODE: a) SME-34WHD5; b) SME-32HD5; c) SME-27HD5.
MANUFACTURER: Sampo Corporation, Baldwin Park, CA.
DISTRIBUTION: Nationwide.
QUANTITY: 537 total units.
59 units of model SME-34WHD5 sold in U.S.
33 units of model SME-32HD5 sold in U.S.
305 units of model SME-34WHD5 in inventory in U.S.
120 units of model SME-32HD5 in inventory in U.S.
20 units of model SME-27HD5 in inventory in U.S.
REASON: X-radiation exceeded the 0.5 mr/hr exposure rate limit.
Is this a big deal, or just some government pseudo agency running amok?
SOURCE: http://www.recalls.org/6-01.html
PRODUCT: Television Product.
CODE: a) SME-34WHD5; b) SME-32HD5; c) SME-27HD5.
MANUFACTURER: Sampo Corporation, Baldwin Park, CA.
DISTRIBUTION: Nationwide.
QUANTITY: 537 total units.
59 units of model SME-34WHD5 sold in U.S.
33 units of model SME-32HD5 sold in U.S.
305 units of model SME-34WHD5 in inventory in U.S.
120 units of model SME-32HD5 in inventory in U.S.
20 units of model SME-27HD5 in inventory in U.S.
REASON: X-radiation exceeded the 0.5 mr/hr exposure rate limit.
Is this a big deal, or just some government pseudo agency running amok?