Product Safety Australia recall Recall notice
Electric chainsaw for cutting wood. available in 12” and 14” models sold individually and
This notice is for Electric chainsaw for cutting wood. available in 12” and 14” models sold individually and as part of kit including a battery and charger affected chainsaws have 4670 11 or 4670 21 listed as the first 6 digits of the product serial number from Milwaukee. Review the photos and listed product details before using, keeping, selling, or giving it away.
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Supplier running recall Milwaukee Tool (Australia)
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Sale dates 12 May 2023 - 7 May 2026
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Consumer contact
- Email: thnoticeau@milwaukeetools.com.au
- Phone: 1800 008 816
- Website: www.milwaukeetool.com.au/product-notification-top-handle-chainsaws.html
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Source: Australia · Product Safety Australia
Recall number: milwaukee-tool-m18-fuel-top-handle-chainsaw-%E2%80%93-12%E2%80%9D-and-14%E2%80%9D-models
Official source fields
Source Australia · Product Safety Australia
Recall date May 7, 2026
Product name Electric chainsaw for cutting wood. available in 12” and 14” models sold individually and as part of kit including a battery and charger affected chainsaws have 4670 11 or 4670 21 listed as the first 6 digits of the product serial number.
Brand / company Milwaukee
Hazard / issue The chain brake may not activate correctly if wood chips or debris accumulate, and the chainsaw is not cleaned and maintained regularly as per the manufacturer’s instructions.
Remedy / action
- Stop using the product immediately. Contact Milwaukee Tool (Australia) for a free service and repair. Do not take the product back to the place of purchase. If the product was purchased as part of a kit, no action is required for batteries or chargers sold with the kit.
Recall number / record ID milwaukee-tool-m18-fuel-top-handle-chainsaw-%E2%80%93-12%E2%80%9D-and-14%E2%80%9D-models
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