Klein Tools Clamp Meter Recall

Klein Tools Clamp Meter Recall

 

June 27, 2016

Klein Tools has issued a voluntary product recall on four products in its test and measurement line due to a potential safety hazard.

A fastener may work itself loose over time, potentially leading to a false reading of zero voltage on energized systems. As a result, users may incorrectly believe the electrical power is off. This could pose shock, electrocution and burn hazards.

The recall involves The CL110, CL210 and CL310 and CL110KIT Digital Clamp Meters with these date codes:

  • 0815U-A1
  • 1015U-A1
  • 1115U-A1
  • 1215U-A1
  • 0116U-A1
  • 0216U-A1
  • 0316U-A1

This issue was identified during normal product testing procedures and a plan was immediately put in place to issue the recall, stop shipments and offer free replacements.

Accessories in the CL110KIT, specifically the 10x Line Splitter, RT210 GFCI Receptacle Tester, test leads, batteries and carrying case are NOT being recalled, should not be sent back for replacement and should be retained by customer.

If you have one of these clamp meters 

Klein Tools identified this issue during normal product testing procedures, and has put a response plan in place to stop shipments and offer free replacements. Even if you have not experienced any issues, Klein Tools urges customers to stop using it the device and contact the company to learn how you may return and replace it at no charge.

  • Consumers: complete the online Recall Submission Form for immediate processing of your recall request. Once the form is completed, an email will be sent with instructions and a link to print a shipping label.
  • Distributors: visit the Distributor Extranet to complete the Distributor Recall Submission Form.

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