The U.K.-based manufacturer Henry (part of Numatic International Ltd.) has initiated a voluntary safety recall of its HEC.100 Henry Quick Corded vacuum model following a risk of electric shock. The company has emphasized that customer safety is its highest priority and is offering a free replacement for all affected vacuums purchased between certain dates.
Reason for the Recall
According to Numatic International, the recall was initiated after identifying a safety concern affecting certain HEC.100 Henry Quick Corded vacuum units. A small number of products may pose a risk of electric shock due to an internal fault. The company has emphasized that customer safety is its highest priority and is offering a free replacement for all affected vacuums purchased between August 1, 2025 and October 17, 2025.
Products Affected
Henry Quick Corded vacuums purchased between 1 August 2025 and 17 October 2025 bearing serial numbers that begin with 7524 00001-03998 or 7527 followed by certain listed codes. Units sold after 17 October 2025 are not affected.
Consumer Guidance
- Go to the the company’s recall page for the most up-to-date instructions and details from the manufacturer.
- Find your model number and serial label inside your Henry Quick Corded unit.
- If it matches the recall criteria above, stop using it immediately and unplug from power.
- Visit the Henry recall page and complete the return/exchange process.
- Share the recall info with others who might own the affected model, especially older units in shared homes or rentals.
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