Battery not recalled? ZZ345

I have 2 batteries for my Power Book G4 12 inch laptop. I just tried to order a replacement for both of them but one of them was rejected as not matching the list. I think it's the original one because it's marked c. 2003 whereas the matching one is c. 2004. (I bought the laptop in June 2004 and an extra battery shortly thereafter.) The Model No. is A1060, which doesn't seem to match the recall list, but the serial number is ZZ34531EPVEA which DOES match the recall list for 12-inch iBook G4 model A1061.
Should I worry about this battery too?
Thanks.
Power Book G4; iMac Mac OS X (10.3.9)

Are you reading this charge from the Settings > About > Hardware?
Once it hits its maximum charge, please unplug the charging cable to the Z10 and quickly plug it back in again. Does the charging begin again AND show the charging symbol over the onscreen battery icon?
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