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Recalled EcoBoulder – Front View -
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Recalled EcoBoulder Model GDI-EXBM900 series storage compartment location
The speaker’s battery can become overcharged and burst, posing an impact hazard.
ECOXGEAR at 800-903-9664 from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. CT Monday through Friday, or email at safety@ecoxgear.com, or online at www.ecoxgear.com and click on “Safety” in the top header or at www.ecoxgear.com/safetynotice for more information.
Recall Details
This recall involves the ECOXGEAR EcoBoulder Bluetooth Speakers. The Speaker is black in color with a rubber slip mat on top. It is about 20” tall and 15” wide. There are 4 versions which have a color accent around the front speaker and a matching rubber slip mat. There is a storage compartment located on the left side of the speaker. The model number GDI-EXBM900 series is labeled on the inside door of the speaker’s storage compartment. ECOXGEAR is printed on the front of the speakers.
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Model Number |
UPC Code |
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GDI-EXBM900 (Orange) |
819127010331 |
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GDI-EXBM901 (Black) |
819127010348 |
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GDI-EXBM904 (Yellow) |
819127011796 |
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GDI-EXBM907 (Red) |
819127011802 |
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GDI-EXBM913 (Blue) |
819127011819 |
Consumers should immediately stop using the recalled speakers and contact ECOXGEAR to receive a free battery replacement kit.
ECOXGEAR has received 5 reports of speaker batteries bursting and fragmenting including two incidents of property damage to the surrounding area. No injuries have been reported.
Grace Digital Inc., of San Diego, Calif.
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