Kia Telluride Owners Urged To Park 2020 to 2024 Model Year Vehicles Outside Due to Fire Risks
Nearly half a million newer Kia Telluride SUVs have been recalled, amid reports of the power seat motors overheating and catching the driver seat on fire.
Nearly half a million newer Kia Telluride SUVs have been recalled, amid reports of the power seat motors overheating and catching the driver seat on fire.
The original electric range recall was announced in 2009, impacting more than 200,000 Frigidaire and Kenmore Elite Smoothtop products sold since 2021, which continue to be linked to reports of burn injuries and property damage.
Since the manufacturer has refused to cooperate with the CPSC, no official E-bike battery recall has been issued
An expanded Ford Bronco and Escape recall has been issued for new vehicles from 2022 and 2023 model years, after more than 140 reported fuel leaks and over 50 engine fires were linked to problems with a faulty fuel system
Despite being cited for safety violations and inadequate label warnings, manufacturers of two different products have refused to issue fuel bottle recalls.
Fire extinguishing balls failed to pass the required safety tests, and CPSC indicates they lack key features like pressure gauges and nozzles.
The recall affects nearly 30,000 wall-mounted Honeywell fire alarms that may have problems alerting residents or office workers about a fire emergency.
Recalled Best Buy air fryers have been overheating and melting, which may cause the basket glass to shatter or catch fire
Recalled Bissell vacuums are the latest products impacted by lithium ion battery problems, which have been linked to a risk of fires, property damage and injuries.
Consumers are urged to stop using the recalled blenders immediately due to the risks of fires, property damage and lacerations.