Tesco misprice discussion area part 16

ginjim

theyve been doing that to loads of store mine had sticky labels put over the price

pippamannequin

ginjim wrote:

theyve been doing that to loads of store mine had sticky labels put over the price

Must all be related then

frenchman_2

As any ony one seen that =quote:
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The UK's largest supermarket is recalling packs of Christmas lights because of a fault which may cause electric shocks.

Tesco is urging customers to unplug the lights and return them to stores.

Five different product lines are subject to the recall including frosted, clear and coloured lights.

In a statement, it said the move was a precautionary measure "... due to a manufacturing fault, which may cause an electric shock."

A spokeswoman for the chain would not say how many packs were thought to have been sold.

The recall was ordered after a manufacturing fault in the lights' multi-function control box was reported. It may allow wires to detach and potentially cause an electrical hazard, Tesco said.

All five product lines have been on sale since October this year. No other lights sold by the store are affected.

Tesco said it was investigating the matter with the supplier. A spokesman for the supermarket chain said: "We have had no reports of dangerous incidents with these lights, but we always put safety first.

"Customers should stop using the lights immediately, unplug them and return them to any Tesco store for a full refund or replacement."

The products subject to the recall are: Tesco 100 indoor multifunction frosted berry lights, model number 5056-36; Tesco 100 indoor multifunction clear lights, model no 5056- 06; Tesco 100 indoor multifunction coloured lights model no 5056-06; Tesco 200 indoor multifunction clear lights, model no 5056-35; Tesco 200 indoor multifunction coloured lights, model no 5056-35.
:quote= Not so proud!!!!:eek:

Blanka_2

frenchman wrote:

"Customers should stop using the lights immediately, unplug them and return them to any Tesco store for a full refund or replacement."

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:quote= Not so proud!!!!:eek:

Does that include anyone with a national ban???;)

JAMBO

Blanka wrote:

Does that include anyone with a national ban???;)

Prob not;) ,they are in for a shock.:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

Joking aside we have bought some lights about 2 weeks ago,the trouble is we have chucked the box.I will move the mother in laws:eek: chair which she always sits on next to our xmas tree,if there is a problem we shall soon find out.:j

frenchman_2

JAMBO wrote:

Prob not;) ,they are in for a shock.:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

Joking aside we have bought some lights about 2 weeks ago,the trouble is we have chucked the box.I will move the mother in laws:eek: chair which she always sits on next to our xmas tree,if there is a problem we shall soon find out.:j

If she start flashing you know why!!!!;)

TescoEmployee

wlfc1 wrote:

TE

Come on mate

you're goading, you're better than that !

After reading what had been written i simply asked a question as i was curious to know why they had asked for so much detail at the CSD - Next time someone asks me a question i'll repond in the same way

TescoEmployee

dog1 wrote:

GET A LIFE YOU IDIOT !!!!!!!

I believe personal attacks on other forum members are not permitted on MSE

TescoEmployee

frenchman wrote:

"Customers should stop using the lights immediately, unplug them and return them to any Tesco store for a full refund or replacement."

I guess it always helps if you unplug them before returning them:rotfl: :rolleyes:

wlfc1

TescoEmployee wrote:

After reading what had been written i simply asked a question as i was curious to know why they had asked for so much detail at the CSD - Next time someone asks me a question i'll repond in the same way

TescoEmployee

So when are you gong to pop into our forum?, when you do come and have, you will notice that personal abuse against you or any other Tesco employee is not tolerated, so you have nothing to fear.