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Nokia, the mobile manufacturer, has temporarily stopped selling its Nokia Lumia 2520 tablets following fears that the charger could electrocute its users.
This has led the company to issue caution over the use of its AC-300 chargers until further notice. It is believed that about 3,000 tablets are affected in this, although there has been no reported case of electrocution yet.
The problem is said to have arisen from Nokia’s chargers for the Lumia 2520 tablets being manufactured by a third-party supplier, so other Nokia phones and chargers are still safe for use.
This has led the company to issue caution over the use of its AC-300 chargers until further notice. It is believed that about 3,000 tablets are affected in this, although there has been no reported case of electrocution yet.
The problem is said to have arisen from Nokia’s chargers for the Lumia 2520 tablets being manufactured by a third-party supplier, so other Nokia phones and chargers are still safe for use.
