"Mal" <Mal_Murray@Hotmail.com> wrote >
http://www.sonyericsson.com/au/spg.jsp?template=prod_recall
> Sony Ericsson Mobile Phone Charger
> Made in Thailand by Delta
> Sony Ericsson has identified a potential fault in its Australian 2-pin
> mobile phone chargers, provided with some Sony Ericsson products, and
> also sold as a separate accessory.
Yeh, I just received an SMS from 'SEMC' that said:
"Do Not Use Sony Ericsson charger marked Made in Thailand by Delta. Call
1300132183 from fixed phone to exchange charger."
I like the fact that they (somehow) notified me on my phone. Fortunately,
both my chargers say 'Made in Chine by Astec'.
F=_
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People that worry about the past are still living there.
Alan Cunningham - 05 Mar 2004 06:52 GMT
The one that come with my t610 is made in china by salcomp.
> http://www.sonyericsson.com/au/spg.jsp?template=prod_recall
> > Sony Ericsson Mobile Phone Charger
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> People that worry about the past are still living there.
Mal - 05 Mar 2004 07:39 GMT
> "Mal" <Mal_Murray@Hotmail.com> wrote >
> http://www.sonyericsson.com/au/spg.jsp?template=prod_recall
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> I like the fact that they (somehow) notified me on my phone. Fortunately,
> both my chargers say 'Made in Chine by Astec'.
It's a carrier thing.
Optus sent their messages to people who have bought SE phones recently
from them yesterday, with Telstra doing it today. Not sure when/if Voda
is going to do the same.
It is good to see co-operation happening to get these out of the power
points and back to SE.