Samsung Stoves That May Have Been Sold In North Dakota Recalled

On August 8, 2024, the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) announced the recall of roughly 1,120,905 Samsung slide-in electric ranges with the model number NE58F9500SS/AA.

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This recall was made owing to a significantly elevated risk of fire. The issue stems from the front-mounted knobs on these ranges, which are quite prone to accidental activation. This flaw poses a serious risk because the unintentional activation of the burners could result in flames erupting in residential areas.

Samsung Range Recall Highlights Fire Risk from Accidental Activation by Pets and People

The recall draws attention to the fact that not only people but also animals could accidentally turn on the burners, which is a cause for concern. The CPSC strongly underlines the significance of addressing this matter as soon as possible to avoid any mishaps that might occur. Although there have been no reports of injuries thus far, Samsung and the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) are taking preventative steps to protect the safety of consumers.

Samsung Offers Free Repairs for Recalled Ranges; Consumers Urged to Stop Use Immediately

As part of a free repair service that the company is offering as a remedy, Samsung is fixing the issue in these ranges. It is strongly recommended that customers who own the affected model immediately cease using the appliance and get in touch with Samsung to receive advice on how to fix it. As part of a larger effort by the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) to ensure that potentially hazardous products are removed from households before they cause injury, the recall has been issued.

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