Davey Water Products is recalling about 1,060 DynaDrive Fresh Water Well Pumps because they are not properly grounded, which can lead to an electric shock. The recall affects DynaDrive models DD60-10NPT and DD90-11NPT, which are used to maintain water pressure for fresh water wells. These units feature a yellow canister on a stainless steel casing. One person in Australia has reported receiving an electric shock from the pump; no incidents have been reported in the United States. Consumers should register for a free inspection and repair, but must not touch the pump themselves.
The pumps lack adequate electrical grounding, which can cause the exterior metal components to become energized. Touching the pump, changing its settings, or attempting to turn it off manually could result in a severe electric shock to the user.
Consumers should not attempt to turn the pumps off, change settings on the pumps, inspect or repair the pumps, or otherwise touch the pumps. Consumers should register their pump(s) on Davey's website to schedule a free inspection to verify that the connections are correctly grounded and, if necessary, repair the grounding. Consumers can register their pump(s) on the firm's website at https://www.daveywater.com/us/product-service-campaign-dynadrive.
A product identification label sticker is located on the side of the black controller.
Recalled Davey DynaDrive Pump with model number location
QR Code for registering for recalled Davey DynaDrive Pumps
If you or a family member were harmed by this recalled product, you may have legal rights. Consider consulting a consumer protection attorney to understand your options for compensation.
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Sources: CPSC Notice · Raw API Response