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Brightline's sample charger, cord cut
A charger with its cord cut where it meets the case, sent for Brightline Home's sample recall BH-2026-01. Its right-product score sits just under the pass mark, so the two reviewers settle it. Measured on its 4 recorded runs: verified 3 times, through the two reviewers, and sent to a person at the firm once. Buy the charger in the sample shop to see it paid.
Expected. Verified: the right charger, with its cord cut. Brightline's auto-approve rule covers $34.99, so when a claim is verified the sandbox refund goes out at once.
Public-domain photos of one charger, before and after its cord was cut (Dmitry G, Wikimedia Commons).
Checked
Recorded19.5 sthis recorded run
8.4 s for the photo check, then 11.0 s for the two reviewers, when it was recorded. The checks in code ran again just now, in 0.7 s.
Right productConfirmed by two reviewers
Two AI reviewers looked closer and confirmed it, each citing what it saw in the photo.
The photo check’s own score
The photo check scored 0.80, under the 0.85 pass mark, and said: “We could not confirm this is the exact recalled product.”
C1, score 0.8: Claude vision match score 0.8 (pass at 0.85, unclear from 0.5). Strain relief texture, case profile, ferrite bead and barrel plug match the official images. No printed brand, label or model number is readable to confirm the exact product, so score stays below 0.9.
Made safePassed
The photo shows the product made safe.
C2: cut_cord: confirmed, confidence 0.9. At left center, the cord is severed at its strain relief collar where it attaches to the case, with stranded bare wires and a white insulated wire sticking out of the cut end. The opened case is at right.
Your own photoPassed
This is a new photo of the product.
C3, score 0.92: Claude: camera_photo (confidence 0.92; signs: none). Real hand, natural shadows, shallow focus and a casual tabletop setting with no screen or print artifacts. dHash 337bfb9f4e7f3e0f; nearest official 24 bits, nearest earlier claim none (reused at 10 or less).
Within the recallPassed
No model or lot number is needed for this recall.
C4: The proof rule asks for no model, lot or date code, and nothing read conflicts with the recall.
Claim limitsPassed
This claim is within the limit for one purchase.
C5: Payee claim 1 of 1 unit purchased; recall claim 1 of 1200 units.
Not already refundedPassed
No PayPal purchase linked.
C6: No capture is linked, so there is no earlier PayPal refund or dispute to check.
Decode 681 ms, official images 179 ms, hash match 7.4 ms, vision 0 ms, checks 1 ms, reviewers 0 ms, total 691 ms on the server.
Verified
Your photo checks out.
$34.99 refund (the sample firm’s demonstration amount for this recall)
Claude's answer is from one recorded live run of claude-opus-5-5 on 2026-11-08; every check around it ran again in code when this page loaded.
The recorded model answer
{
"scene": "A hand holds the severed end of a black charger cord with exposed wires, while an opened black charger case, yellow insulating shields and the rest of the cord lie on a white surface behind it.",
"product": {
"match_score": 0.8,
"matching_details": [
"Black cord strain relief with ribbed, dotted grip at the cut end, held at left, matches the cord collar in official image 2",
"Black rounded charger case shell at right matches the shape of the case in official image 1",
"Thin black cord with a ferrite bead and barrel plug at center back matches the cord and plug in official image 1"
],
"differing_details": [
"The charger case is pried open and its internal yellow shielding is removed, so the case cannot be compared fully; no brand or label is visible"
],
"reason_plain": "Likely the same charger: black case, ribbed cord collar and barrel plug match, but no label or model is visible.",
"reason_technical": "Strain relief texture, case profile, ferrite bead and barrel plug match the official images. No printed brand, label or model number is readable to confirm the exact product, so score stays below 0.9."
},
"actions": [
{
"action": "cut_cord",
"done": true,
"confidence": 0.9,
"evidence": "At left center, the cord is severed at its strain relief collar where it attaches to the case, with stranded bare wires and a white insulated wire sticking out of the cut end. The opened case is at right."
}
],
"handwritten_text": [],
"identifiers": {
"model_text": null,
"lot_text": null,
"date_code_text": null,
"label_visible": false,
"where": null
},
"photo_source": {
"kind": "camera_photo",
"signs": [
"none"
],
"confidence": 0.92,
"reason": "Real hand, natural shadows, shallow focus and a casual tabletop setting with no screen or print artifacts."
},
"retake_tip": "Please include the label on the charger case in the photo so we can read the brand and model.",
"person": {
"visible": false,
"kinds": [],
"where": ""
}
}The recall it was checked against
Brightline 65W laptop charger (sample)
Recall BH-2026-01
The charger's cord can overheat where it meets the case, posing a fire hazard.
Brightline 65W laptop charger (sample). Photo: Dmitry G, Wikimedia Commons, public domain; brand marks removed for this sample.
- Recalled
- Oct 15, 2026
- Units
- About 1,200 (sample figure)
- Models
- BLC-6520
The remedy, in the sample firm’s words
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.
Sample recall; the firm and the recall are fictional.
Demonstration in PayPal sandbox. Remedy is not affiliated with the recalling firm. Running a ready-made example pays nothing by itself; the verified sample charger sends its sandbox payout from the Try page.