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Dell Power Companion Battery Recall

Dell Power Companion portable battery packs can overheat and catch fire or cause burns. Dell is offering free replacements for all affected units to keep you safe. (Estimated repair/replacement value: $50-100 if not covered by recall program)

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Sourced from CPSC/Dell. Last reviewed March 4, 2026.

This recall involves safety concerns. Take action promptly.

Plain-English Summary

Dell Power Companion portable battery packs can overheat and catch fire or cause burns. Dell is offering free replacements for all affected units to keep you safe. (Estimated repair/replacement value: $50-100 if not covered by recall program)

Is This Recall Still Active?

Status: No - Expired

This recall is no longer active. You can still review details here for historical reference and confirmation.

Source & Verification

This page summarizes the official notice and keeps key facts easy to verify.

Official source
CPSC/Dell
Announced by source
March 1, 2017
Last reviewed by RecallRadar
March 4, 2026

What You Should Do

  1. 1Check if you own a Dell Power Companion (9,000, 12,000, or 18,000 mAH model)
  2. 2Stop using the device immediately and unplug it from any connected devices
  3. 3Visit Dell's support website or contact Dell customer service for your free replacement
  4. 4Do not attempt to repair or modify the battery pack

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What's Being Recalled

Quoted source excerpt from the official notice.

Dell is recalling the Dell Power Companion portable battery packs because the battery can overheat, posing fire and burn hazards. Dell will replace affected Power Companion units free of charge.

Who's Affected

Specific models and identifiers listed in the source notice:

Model #1

Dell Power Companion 18000mAh

Model #2

Dell Power Companion 12000mAh

Model #3

Dell Power Companion 9000mAh

Technical model codes are manufacturer identifiers. Match both the product name and model code from your device settings, label, or packaging.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are urgent battery warning signs?

Swelling, heat, smoke, odor, or deformation require immediate shutdown.

Where should I place an affected battery?

On a non-flammable surface away from exits, bedrooms, and heat sources.

Can I throw it in household trash?

No. Use official disposal or return instructions from the recall notice.

When do I call emergency services?

Immediately for smoke, fire, or injury risk.

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Official Resources

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Quick Info

Brand
dell
Category
device
Source Agency
CPSC/Dell
Announced
March 1, 2017
Expires
March 1, 2018
Country
US
Status
Expired

Source & Verification

Sourced from CPSC/Dell. Last reviewed March 4, 2026.

Official source
CPSC/Dell
Announced by source
March 1, 2017
Last reviewed by RecallRadar
March 4, 2026

Official Resources

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