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More than 53K thermal laminators recalled following reports of overheating, melting and smoke
The recall follows 63 reports of smoking, melting and overheating, including five fires and one case of minor property damage, the agency said.
- On October 15, the Consumer Product Safety Commission recalled more than 53,600 Scotch Thermal Laminator units due to an overheating fire hazard.
- There have been 63 reports of the Scotch Thermal Laminator smoking, melting, or overheating, including five reports of fires and one report of minor property damage.
- Manufactured in China, the recalled Scotch Thermal Laminator was sold on Amazon from June 2024 through September 2026 for between $44 and $56.
- Consumers should immediately unplug and stop using the recalled Scotch Thermal Laminator and contact the Company to complete an online recall registration form for a full refund.
- As part of the refund process, owners must confirm their model, upload a photo showing the power cord cut and unplugged, and dispose of the unit per local electronics recycling requirements.
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