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Apple's AC Adapter Recall Affects Russian Customers

By The Moscow Times

Jan. 29, 2016

Apple has recalled a number of AC power adapters for Macs and iPads sold outside the United States due to the risk of breakage and electric shock, the U.S. tech giant reported on its website.

The recall applies to two-pronged wall plug adapters sold with Macs and the 10-watt adapters shipped with iPads between 2003 and 2015, in Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Europe, New Zealand, and South Korea. The recall also applies to Apple's World Travel Adapter Kit.

Apple is directing its customers to this site for additional information regarding the recall.

To find your nearest Apple authorized reseller, click here.

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