Stop Using This Power Quick Pot Pressure Cooker Immediately, CPSC Warns

Stop using this Power Quick Pot pressure cooker immediately, CPSC warns

Federal safety regulators are warning consumers to dispose of a Power Quick Pot pressure cooker after reports of serious burn injuries.

Feds warn customers to stop using power pressure cooker, despite lack of recall, over burn risk

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission is urging owners of a brand of power pressure cookers to stop using the product because of a burn hazard after it says the importer of the product refused to recall them.

Tristar Refuses to Recall 393,000 Pressure Cookers Tied to Serious Burns, Leaving Owners Without Refunds or Repairs

CPSC says Tristar refused to recall about 393,000 Power Quick Pot pressure cookers linked to 24 serious burn reports. What owners should do.

Tristar Power Quick Pot Pressure Cooker Warning Issued After 24 Malfunction Reports

CPSC issued the warning after receiving reports of pressure cookers spraying consumers with scalding food and liquid. Federal regulators are urging consumers to immediately stop using certain Tristar Products Power Quick Pot electric pressure cookers over concerns that defective safety mechanisms may allow the lids to open while the appliances are still…

CPSC Warns Against Power Quick Pot Pressure Cookers

CPSC says 393,000 Power Quick Pot pressure cookers can eject hot contents, and Tristar Products refused to issue a recall.