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Product

VIGNONY CS-C09

Category

Kitchen Appliance

Report number

20260916-B9ABB-2147309889

Ownership age

About 1 months to failure (from purchase date when reported)

Failure type

Fire / ignition

Incident narrative

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20260916-B9ABB-2147309889. Severity: Incident, No Injury. Product: VIGNONY CS-C09 (Product Name: Hair Dryer Brush Blow Dryer Brush Straightener, 4-in-1 Professional 1200W Ionic Hot Air Brush Styler with Ceramic & Tourmaline Technology, One Step Hair Dryer & Styler Volumizer for All Hair Types Brand: VIGNONY Color: Black + Gold Size/Dimensions: Not specified on listing Model Number: Not specified on listing ASIN: B0DZ2DYF9N Intended Use: Hair drying and styling Power: 1200W Plug Type: Standard plug without GFCI (Test/Reset) protection Where Purchased: Amazon US Order ID: [REDACTED] Delivery Date: August 25, 2026). Incident: 1. What happened? I purchased this hair dryer brush on Amazon US (Order ID: [REDACTED}, ASIN: B0DZ2DYF9N, Color: Black + Gold). It was delivered on August 25, 2026. On August 30, 2026, I used it at my home in the United States. I found that the plug is a standard plug without the required GFCI (Test/Reset) protection. When I turned it on, all the lights in the room went out immediately. This indicates a serious risk of electric shock or fire. The product is sold on Amazon US and is non-compliant with U.S. electrical safety requirements. 2. What type of product was used? An electrical hair dryer brush (hair styling appliance). ASIN: B0DZ2DYF9N Color: Black + Gold Intended Use: Hair drying and styling 3. Who was using the product? I was using the product. I am an adult consumer. 4. How was the product being used? I plugged it into a wall outlet at my home and turned it on. It immediately caused the room lights to go out. 5. Was there an injury, or could an injury have occurred? No injury occurred, but there was a serious risk of electric shock and fire. The product lacks required GFCI protection. When turned on, it caused the room's electrical system to trip. If used near water or if the outlet had not tripped, it could have caused electric shock or fire. 6. How did the injury happen? No actual injury happe

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