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Just had this from a supplier:

 

MS Surface Safety Notice

 

AC Power Cords for the Microsoft Surface Pro, Microsoft Surface Pro 2 and certain Microsoft Surface Pro 3s

 

As of 22 January 2016, at 6:00am Pacific Standard Time (US West Coast time), in cooperation with various government regulatory agencies,

Microsoft has initiated a voluntary recall for AC power cords (the cord that plugs into an electrical outlet) supplied with the Microsoft Surface Pro

and Microsoft Surface Pro 2, and with any Microsoft Surface Pro 3 purchased prior to 15 July 2015 (“pre-15 July 2015 Surface Pro 3s”).

 

If these AC cords are sharply and repeatedly bent or wrapped tightly over an extended period of time, they may become damaged.

Damaged AC power cords can overheat, posing a potential fire or shock hazard.

 

Microsoft Surface Pro and Surface Pro 2, and pre-15 July 2015, Surface Pro 3 customers will receive a replacement AC power cord at no cost.

 

Please visit this website for more details: http://www.surface.com/powercord

 

What to do:

 

1. Stop using your AC power cord (the cord that you plug into an electrical outlet) if you have a Surface Pro or Surface Pro 2, or a pre-15 July 2015 Surface Pro 3.

 

2. Visit the Microsoft Surface Pro AC Power Cord Recall website at http://www.surface.com/powercord to request a free replacement AC power cord.

 

3. Review the cord care instructions on the Surface support page at Power Cord Care

(Clean and care for Surface | Clean touchscreen | Clean keyboard).

 

 

For more information:

 

Contact Customer Support: http://www.microsoft.com/surface/support/warranty-service-and-recovery/powercordcontact

 

 

Posted
Well... the powercord recall website is 404ing here.

 

Which is annoying as we've got a Surface Pro here.

 

I have a Surface Pro 3 but the power cord stays in the office and i use a different one that i keep in my bag when i am out and about.

Posted
Website should still be live though. :p

 

The supplier appears to have received and sent on an internal notice by the looks of things, it probably wont be made public or official until that date and time.

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The supplier appears to have received and sent on an internal notice by the looks of things, it probably wont be made public or official until that date and time.

It's already on various news outlets.

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It's already on various news outlets.

 

I'm sure it is, that doesn't mean Microsoft decided to make it official or public however, the wording off it shows that it's not intended to be public yet in my view.

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