Insignia Pressure Cooker Recall Class Action Investigation
Photo Credit: Adobe | Updated: May 22, 2024
Claim Form Deadline: Ongoing
Estimated Payout: To Be Determined
Proof required: Yes
Insignia Pressure Cooker Recall Class Action
Do you own an Insignia Pressure Cooker? If yes, you may be entitled to significant compensation. As of May 2024, Insignia announced a recall of 930,000 Pressure Cookers. Specific models are affected which have a Multi-Function sold from October 2017.The Manufacturer of Insignia, a product sold by Best Buy and Amazon, has recalled close to one million pressure cookers due to incorrect volume markings on their pots. This recall is very significant because incorrect volume markings could cause some customers to overfill their pressure cooker pots resulting in some pressure cookers “exploding,” posing a serious burn hazard to customers.
The following is a list of affected Insignia Multi-Function pressure cookers, which have been recalled due to a burn risk:
• Insignia 6qt Multicooker
NS-MC60SS8
NS-MC60SS9
NS-MC60SS9-C
• Insignia 8qt Multicooker
NS-MC80SS9
NS-MC80SS9-C
How Do I Qualify For A Payout?
Insignia pressure cookers sold at Best Buy and Amazon.com are being recalled nationally. As a result, a class action investigation has been initiated which may qualify individuals for compensation. The class action investigation is for claimants from any U.S. state. In order to qualify, you may need to provide documentation such as a photo of the Insignia qualifying pressure cooker that you own. There is no cost to be part of the class action investigation.If you do not qualify, you can find ongoing and open class action settlements here. More information about the original consumer recall can be found if you follow this link.
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