[ad_1]
The Indecopi announced today that the Toyota company of Peru had called 303 vehicles to review in case of possible failure of the integrated circuits.
The prevention campaign includes models of Avensis vehicles built between 2003 and 2006.
According to information provided by Toyota del Perú in Indecopi, the vehicles reportedly used integrated circuits (ICE) during their manufacture, which made the risk of an internal short circuit latent.
Thus, when they are exposed to a long inductive electric wave of various electrical components of the vehicle, these integrated circuits can undergo an internal short circuit, which would create an abnormal current and an increase in heat.
If this scenario occurs, it is possible that the ICE is damaged. In some cases, the air bag warning light may be on and airbags or belt pretensioners may be activated. In other cases, these systems could inadvertently deploy, INDECOPI said.
Consumers who want to know if their vehicles are participating in this call to review Toyota of Peru or get more information can contact the company by phone at 080000669, toll free, Monday through Friday from 8:30 am to 8:00 pm . until 17:00 In addition, they can do it by email at the address [email protected].
Indecopi said that the National Authority's Directorate of Consumer Protection would pay attention to compliance with the measures taken by Toyota in Peru to ensure that consumer rights are respected, in accordance with the Consumer Protection Code. consumers and defense.
Source link
