Nokia today initiated a charger exchange program in some markets. This program does not impact Ghana. None of the specific models of chargers within the scope of this program have been sold for domestic use in Ghana.
The Charger Exchange Program only applies to a limited number of chargers of certain models and these models have different plugs and pins than are used in Ghana.
If a consumer has bought a charger and wants to check if their chargers are part of this exchange program, Nokia has established a website. Consumers are asked to visit: http://chargerexchange.nokia.com or call the Nokia Ghana Careline: 021211770
Nokia recommends consumers with chargers within the scope of this exchange program stop using the charger and exchange it for a free replacement.
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