Sunbeam recalls crock-pots for possible burn risk
Sunbeam is voluntarily recalling more than 900,000 of its "Six-Quart Express Crock Multi-Cookers."
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Nov 25, 2020, 12:38 PM
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2h agoSunbeam is voluntarily recalling more than 900,000 of its "Six-Quart Express Crock Multi-Cookers."
The Consumer Product Safety Commission says it can pressurize when the lid isn't fully locked.
That could cause the lid to come off suddenly and eject hot liquid, creating a burn risk.
Sunbeam has already received 99 reports of first to third-degree burns.
The crock-pots were sold nationwide at stores and online since July 2017.
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