Product Safety New Zealand recall Recall notice
STIHL MotoMix Pre-Mixed Fuel sold from 7 August 2025 to 18 December 2025. Please see
This notice is for STIHL MotoMix Pre-Mixed Fuel sold from 7 August 2025 to 18 December 2025. Please see attached a list of Dealers who stocked cans with the affected NCI dates. Not all units with these NCIs will exhibit the defect. Consumers who purchased cans with the identified NCI date from these Dealers during this period should check for leakage. MotoMix Dealer List from New Zealand · Product Safety record. Review the photos and listed product details before using, keeping, selling, or giving it away.
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Source: New Zealand · Product Safety
Recall number: stihl-motomix-pre-mixed-fuel-5l
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Source New Zealand · Product Safety
Recall date February 2, 2026
Product name STIHL MotoMix Pre-Mixed Fuel sold from 7 August 2025 to 18 December 2025. Please see attached a list of Dealers who stocked cans with the affected NCI dates. Not all units with these NCIs will exhibit the defect. Consumers who purchased cans with the identified NCI date from these Dealers during this period should check for leakage. MotoMix Dealer List
Brand / company New Zealand · Product Safety record
Hazard / issue STIHL has identified that a limited batch of 5L MotoMix cans have been potentially leaking due to a manufacturing defect affecting the can (the MotoMix product itself is not affected). It is typically detected by the oily residue on the can or on surfaces on which the can was sitting, or a solvent aroma. There is a risk of injury including skin or eye irritation, drowsiness or dizziness or risk of harm if the fuel is handled or swallowed. The defect may also pose a fire hazard if the fuel leaks near an ignition source.
Remedy / action
- Check cans for dates sold and stockists in the identifiers section and if leakage is detected, or you are concerned that your tin may be leaking, please follow these steps: • Handle carefully. MotoMix is a flammable substance and should be kept away from ignition sources, sparks, open flames, and excessive heat. Avoid breathing in fumes. • Place in a safe, well-ventilated area away from ignition sources. • Contact your local STIHL Dealer or STIHL Customer Service Support to arrange disposal and a refund under the Consumer Guarantees Act. Do not travel with leaking fuel cans.
Recall number / record ID stihl-motomix-pre-mixed-fuel-5l
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