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Recalled Gas One adapter hose – Model# 50140 -
Recalled Gas One adapter hose – Model# 50140-08 -
Recalled Gas One adapter hose – Model# 50140-012 -
Recalled Gas One adapter hose – Model# 50140-05GA -
Recalled Gas One adapter hose – Batch# location
The hose can swell during use causing gas to leak, posing a fire hazard.
About 19,500
Gas One at 800-698-5070 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. PT Monday through Friday, email at info@pricezoneusa.com or online at www.gasone.com and hover over “Read” at the top of page and then click on “News” or at www.gasone.com/pages/contact for more information.
Recall Details
This recall involves Gas One 50140 propane adapter hoses which are designed to be used with propane gas tanks. The hoses include the following model numbers: 50140-08, 50140-012, 50140-05GA, 50140. The recalled propane adapter hoses are part of manufacturer batch numbers Pearl River 3Q20 and Pearl River 4Q20 which is stamped on the hose.
Consumers should immediately stop using the adapter hose and contact Gas One to obtain a free replacement hose.
Gas One has received five reports of adapter hoses swelling. No injuries have been reported.
Price Zone dba J&S International, DBA Gas One of Commerce, Calif.
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