LPG Automotive Tanks that May leak LPG Recalled

There has been a national recall of more than 13,500 LPG automotive tanks that may leak liquid LPG.

Axiom-brand hand taps on the tanks may have been fitted with an undersized O-rings, leading to the potential leaks.

The problem affects tanks fitted between November last year and February this year across the country.

LPG cylinder manufacturer APA is attempting to contact all motorists with the affected product.

In the meantime motorists have been advised not to refill the LPG tank, to avoid parking in a confined space and to contact their installer to have the affected part replaced.

Source:      http://arafura.axxs.org

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