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Zeus brand “Freedom Power” lithium AA batteries sold with motorized window coverings -
Zeus brand “Freedom Power” lithium AA batteries sold with motorized window coverings -
Wood Blinds -
Cellular Shades -
Classic Roman -
Layered Blinds -
Pleated Blinds -
Roller Shades -
Sheer Shades -
Soft Shades
The lithium batteries that power the motorized window coverings can overheat, leak or discharge, posing fire and burn hazards.
Springs Window Fashions at 800-221-6352 from 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. ET Monday through Friday, email at motorization.support@springswindowfashions.com or online at www.SpringsWindowFashions.com and click on “Product Recall Information” for more information.
Recall Details
This recall involves custom motorized window coverings that were sold with Zeus brand AA lithium batteries. Window coverings with batteries included in this recall were sold under the Bali, Graber, and Signature Series brands, and as private labeled products of Blinds Galore and JCP Home. The custom window coverings include cellular, roller, Roman (fabric and natural shades), pleated, sheer and layered shades, and wood blinds. Only Zeus brand AA lithium batteries are included in this recall.
Consumers should immediately stop using and remove the Zeus brand batteries from the window coverings. Springs Window Fashions will ship batteries and instructions directly to consumers. Consumers can contact Springs Window Fashions for additional information.
Springs Window Fashions has received four reports that the batteries overheated, leaked or discharged, including one report of a minor burn.
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