<p>The company said it is recalling two foldable hair dryer models -- HP4931 and HP 4940 -- sold in India between September, 2008, and February, 2011.<br /><br />"It has been found that in very rare cases, the hairdryer can overheat when left plugged into the electrical connection. This poses a potential hazard, even when the appliance is switched off and not in use," Philips said in a public announcement.<br />The company, however, said the risk for consumers is very low and no safety incidents have been reported in India.<br /><br />"This is a precautionary recall that underlines Philips' commitment as a global leader in hair care appliances," it added.<br /><br />At present, Philips sells five hair dryer models in India. This is the first ever recall in India for Philips in any of its product categories.<br /><br />The company has been intensifying its marketing initiatives and ramping up its personal care range in India in recent times.</p>
<p>The company said it is recalling two foldable hair dryer models -- HP4931 and HP 4940 -- sold in India between September, 2008, and February, 2011.<br /><br />"It has been found that in very rare cases, the hairdryer can overheat when left plugged into the electrical connection. This poses a potential hazard, even when the appliance is switched off and not in use," Philips said in a public announcement.<br />The company, however, said the risk for consumers is very low and no safety incidents have been reported in India.<br /><br />"This is a precautionary recall that underlines Philips' commitment as a global leader in hair care appliances," it added.<br /><br />At present, Philips sells five hair dryer models in India. This is the first ever recall in India for Philips in any of its product categories.<br /><br />The company has been intensifying its marketing initiatives and ramping up its personal care range in India in recent times.</p>