US EditionMore than 130,000 LG electric stoves recalled in Canada after injuries reported
- LG Electronics Canada is recalling over 130,000 electric ranges due to a potential fire hazard caused by front-mounted knobs that may be accidentally activated by humans or pets.
- The recall affects 137,257 units sold in Canada between May 2016 and June 2024.
- Health Canada reported that LG received two injuries, including one minor burn.
- Consumers are advised to contact LG Electronics Canada for a free warning label and can continue using their range while awaiting the label and instructions.
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Fire Risk Prompts Recall of 137,000 LG Electric Stoves in Canada
Multinational appliance and electronics company LG has initiated a recall of more than 137,000 of its stoves sold in Canada, citing potential fire hazards after receiving reports of injuries and incidents associated with the appliances. The recall was prompted by reports of accidental activation of the front knobs on several different models of slide-in and freestanding LG electric ranges, Health Canada said in a Feb. 26 advisory. “Front-mounted…
More than 130,000 electric stoves recalled in Canada due to fire risk from front knobs
A recall has been posted for a number of LG free-standing electric ranges due to the fire risk posed by accidental activation of the front knobs that control the stovetop burners. More than 130,000 units have been sold in Canada, and two injuries have been reported.
Best Buy Recalled Pressure Cooker Caused Severe Burn Injuries After Lid Safety Features Failed
A Best Buy pressure cooker lawsuit claims a Minnesota woman was severely burned after she was able to remove the lid while the contents were under pressure, despite the manufacturer's assurances that its safety features would prevent such an incident. The complaint (PDF) was filed by Nierra Rosilla in the U.S. District Court for the District of Minnesota on February 5, naming Best Buy Co., Inc. as the defendant. According to the lawsuit, Rosil…
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