Brightline Home 65W laptop chargers (sample recall)
Refund for a photoRefund
The charger's cord can overheat where it meets the case, posing a fire hazard.
What to do for your refund
Unplug the charger and cut its cord where it meets the case. Send one photo of the cut cord with the charger to get $34.99 back.
- Unplug the charger.
- Cut the cord where it meets the charger case.
- Take one photo of the cut cord with the charger.
- First
- Cut the cord
- 100%
- The photo shows
- The whole productThe cut or damage
- 100%
- You get
- A $34.99 refund “a full refund of $34.99”
- 100%
- Sent by
- The firm's web form
The percent beside each line is how sure the reader is of it. On Remedy the photo goes to Remedy instead, and is checked against this rule in seconds.
Written by hand by the sample firm, no model call. "cut the power cord where it meets the charger case" sets cut_cord; "one photo of the cut cord with the charger" sets whole_product and cut_or_damage; "a full refund of $34.99" sets full_refund and refund_amount 34.99; claims come through Remedy's web form. Source: firm, none (written by the sample firm), extracted .
The official remedy
Stop using the charger and cut the power cord where it meets the charger case. Send one photo of the cut cord with the charger for a full refund of $34.99.
Word for word from the sample firm's recall notice. Sample recall; fictional.
How to reach the firm
Claim through Remedy at /claim/BH-2026-01. Brightline Home is a fictional sample firm.
The recall's photos
Photo: Dmitry G, Wikimedia Commons, public domain; brand marks removed for this sample.
The product
- Product
- Brightline 65W laptop charger (sample) Model BLC-6520
- Firm
- Brightline Home (sample firm)
- Sold at
- Sold at: the Brightline Home sample shop in the PayPal sandbox (fictional).
Behind this rule
No extraction trace is stored for this recall.
The same data as JSON: GET /api/v1/recalls/BH-2026-01