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This notice is for This recall was updated on 8 May 2026 to change the supplier from Hisense Ltd to Hisense Ltd (Israel). Parent unit viewing screen for the Babysense MaxView video baby monitor (5.5” Split Screen Full HD 1080P). Serial number identification: Identify the serial number (S/N) printed on the back (beginning with ‘MVRX’ followed by further digits). Serial Numbers beginning with MVP are not part of this recall. Model number identification: Identify the model number on the back. It should read VBM55RX. If your model number includes a letter “N” (VBMN55RX) it is NOT a part of this recall. Affected serial numbers – MVRX 23000001 - 23000142 2302-00000 - 2302-02499 2303-00000 - 2303-02999 2304-00000 - 2304-02169 2304-02170 - 2304-03999 2305-00000 - 2305-04999 2308-00000 - 2308-04416 2308-04417 - 2308-13966 24000000 - 24034981 24034982 - 24036040 24036041 - 24067750 25000001 - 25017520 25017622 - 25018820 25017521 - 25017621 25018821 - 25047921 25047921 - 25049722 24000000P - 24002039P 24002040P - 24002729P Please see attached list of affected serial number range. This recall does not involve MaxView Pro or any other Babysense models. Review the photos and listed product details before using, keeping, selling, or giving it away.
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Source: Australia · Product Safety Australia
Recall number: babysense-maxview-video-baby-monitor-%E2%80%93-parent-unit-updated
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Source Australia · Product Safety Australia
Recall date March 24, 2026
Product name This recall was updated on 8 May 2026 to change the supplier from Hisense Ltd to Hisense Ltd (Israel). Parent unit viewing screen for the Babysense MaxView video baby monitor (5.5” Split Screen Full HD 1080P). Serial number identification: Identify the serial number (S/N) printed on the back (beginning with ‘MVRX’ followed by further digits). Serial Numbers beginning with MVP are not part of this recall. Model number identification: Identify the model number on the back. It should read VBM55RX. If your model number includes a letter “N” (VBMN55RX) it is NOT a part of this recall. Affected serial numbers – MVRX 23000001 - 23000142 2302-00000 - 2302-02499 2303-00000 - 2303-02999 2304-00000 - 2304-02169 2304-02170 - 2304-03999 2305-00000 - 2305-04999 2308-00000 - 2308-04416 2308-04417 - 2308-13966 24000000 - 24034981 24034982 - 24036040 24036041 - 24067750 25000001 - 25017520 25017622 - 25018820 25017521 - 25017621 25018821 - 25047921 25047921 - 25049722 24000000P - 24002039P 24002040P - 24002729P Please see attached list of affected serial number range. This recall does not involve MaxView Pro or any other Babysense models.
Brand / company Babysense
Hazard / issue The lithium-ion battery in the parent unit viewing screen may overheat during charging, which could result in the battery swelling, melting, emitting smoke, or sparking and become a fire hazard.
Remedy / action
- Stop using the affected Babysense MaxView parent unit immediately, unplug it from any power source and do not charge or use it. to enter your details and serial number and follow the on-screen instructions to receive a free replacement of the parent unit. You should dispose of the old parent unit once you receive confirmation it is a part of the affected serial numbers. Do not throw the old parent unit in household trash/waste or in general recycling bins. Dispose of the old parent unit by taking it to a certified e-waste or hazardous waste facility that handles products containing lithium-ion batteries. Contact your local authority to confirm your nearest location.
Recall number / record ID babysense-maxview-video-baby-monitor-%E2%80%93-parent-unit-updated
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