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🧸 Product SE May 5, 2023

E-Wheels — Junior Laglig

Black e-scooter red and white text "E-Wheels E2S" in white and "Junior" in red

📷 Safety Gate / European Commission · Source
E-Wheels — Junior Laglig
📷 Safety Gate / European Commission · Source
Risk level
Serious risk
Type
Environment
Category
Electrical appliances and equipment
Hazard
Different parts in the scooter have an excessive concentration of lead (measured value up to 54.9 % by weight). Lead poses a risk to the environment.
Origin
People's Republic of China

⚖️ Actions ordered by authorities

  • Measures ordered by economic operators (to: Importer) Stop of sales
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Archived (older alert)
This alert was reported 1181 days ago and has been moved from our active feed to the archive. The original safety information still applies — we have no confirmation from the issuing agency that the product is safe again. Refer to the official notice for the current status.
📈 Timeline
73 days in total
May 17, 2026 July 29, 2026
Daily snapshot data starts accumulating once the scheduler runs — for now this is interpolated from the agency's first/last dates.

What is this? A children’s electric scooter called Junior Laglig has too much lead in some parts.

What's happening? The lead could harm the environment if the scooter is thrown away.

Does this affect me? If you own this scooter in Sweden, it may affect you.

What should I do? Stop using it and ask your local waste centre how to throw it away safely.

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Agency-published detail

Risk level: Serious risk · Type: Environment · Category: Electrical appliances and equipment · Hazard: Different parts in the scooter have an excessive concentration of lead (measured value up to 54.9 % by weight). Lead poses a risk to the environment. · Origin: People's Republic of China

First published
May 5, 2023
Last refreshed by us
2 months ago
Severity (as classified)
High
Official source
https://ec.europa.eu/safety-gate-alerts/screen/webReport/alertDetail/10008842

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What is this product recall alert about?
E-Wheels — Junior Laglig. Risk level: Serious risk · Type: Environment · Category: Electrical appliances and equipment · Hazard: Different parts in the scooter have an excessive concentration of lead (measured value up to 54.9 % by weight). Lead poses a risk to the environment. · Origin: People's Republic...
When was this alert issued?
This alert was issued on May 5, 2023 by EU Safety Gate.
Which countries are affected?
The alert applies to Sweden.
How serious is this alert?
Serious risk. A serious risk means the product or medicine can cause significant harm. Treat the alert as urgent.
What should I do?
If you have this product at home, stop using it and return it to the point of purchase for a refund. Keep the receipt if you have one — most retailers refund without it for safety recalls.
Where can I find the official notice?
The full official notice is published on ec.europa.eu.

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