Non-Contact Voltage Testers recalled by Klein Tools due to the on/off button can remain depressed during the power on or power off cycle, causing the tester to work improperly. Consumers testing ...

Nearly 1.7 million voltage testers are being recalled because of a malfunction that may not let the user know that the device is turned off, leading to a potential shock hazard. The recall is for ...

If you have a voltage tester from Klein Tools, you'll want to check the model to make sure it's not one that was recently recalled by the U.S. Product Safety Commission. The recall was issued on June ...

Voltage testers shouldn’t help send electricity flowing into the user. That’s why Klein Tools recalled about 1,757,000 Non-Contact Voltage Testers in the United States and Canada. The exact problem, ...

The on/off button can remain depressed during the power on or power off cycle, causing the tester to work improperly. Consumers testing electrical sources could fail to be warned of the presence of ...

PITTSBURGH (KDKA) -- Klein Tools is voluntarily recalling its non-contact voltage testers because of an electrical shock risk. The Consumer Product Safety Commission says the "on/off button" can stay ...

Klein Tools has issued a recall of its non-contact voltage testers with model numbers NCVT1 and date codes ending H7. The company says that the on/off button can remain depressed during the power on ...

Hazard: The on/off button can remain depressed during the power on or power off cycle, causing the tester to work improperly. Consumers testing electrical sources could fail to be warned of the ...