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Ninja PossibleCooker PRO Plus Multi-Cooker: Burns and Injuries People Are Reporting
If you suffered a Ninja PossibleCooker burn injury, you may be able to file a product liability claim for medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, and other losses, depending on what caused the harm. Injured users, and sometimes family members hurt nearby, may have options. Call the Law Offices of Jason Turchin today at 800-337-7755.
What People Are Reporting Online About the PossibleCooker PRO Plus
The Ninja PossibleCooker PRO Plus is a multi-cooker made or sold by SharkNinja. It is marketed to replace several kitchen tools at once, which means it may be used for searing, slow cooking, steaming and more. Because these appliances combine high heat, electricity and hot liquids in one countertop unit, a malfunction can turn a routine dinner into an emergency.
In a recent review in September 2026, the reviewer described the unit catching fire near the cord connection area during only its second use. It is important to be clear about what this means. This is an unverified, first-hand account that one person shared online. It has not been confirmed by any agency, and it does not establish that the product is defective or that the manufacturer is at fault. Still, reports like this can be a useful early signal, and anyone who experienced something similar may want to take steps to protect their health and their rights.
What to Do If a Multi-Cooker Burned, Shocked or Hurt You
The hours and days after an appliance injury can be confusing. These steps may help protect both your recovery and any potential claim:
- Get medical care first. Burns, smoke inhalation and electrical shocks can be more serious than they first appear. A medical record also documents the injury close to when it happened.
- Keep the product and its packaging. Do not throw away, repair or return the multi-cooker, the cord, the lid or any accessories. The physical product may be the most important evidence in a product liability case.
- Take photos and videos. Photograph the appliance, the outlet, scorch marks, damaged counters or cabinets, and your injuries as they heal.
- Save your purchase records. Receipts, order confirmations, the model and serial number label, and the user manual can all help show what you bought and when.
- Check for recalls. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission lists announced recalls at cpsc.gov/Recalls. You can also report a safety incident through SaferProducts.gov.
- Be careful with company communications. If a seller or manufacturer asks you to ship the unit back or sign a form, you may want to speak with a lawyer before agreeing.
- Talk to a product liability lawyer. An experienced attorney can review who may be responsible, such as the manufacturer, a component maker, a distributor or a retailer.
Who May Be Responsible for a Multi-Cooker Injury?
Florida product liability law may allow injured people to seek compensation when a product is unreasonably dangerous. Claims are often built around one or more of these theories:
- Design defect: the product’s design itself may create an unreasonable risk, even when made correctly.
- Manufacturing defect: a particular unit may have left the factory with a flaw, such as faulty wiring or a weak seal.
- Failure to warn: the instructions or labels may not have adequately explained a hidden risk.
- Negligence: a company in the chain of distribution may have failed to use reasonable care.
Whether any of these apply depends on the facts, the evidence and how the product was used. SharkNinja products have been the subject of past attention, including a recall of Foodi pressure cookers that you can read about in our post on SharkNinja pressure cooker burn injuries. That history does not mean this multi-cooker has any problem, but it shows why careful investigation matters.
Examples of How Pressure Cooker Cases May Arise
The following are hypothetical examples meant to illustrate common situations. They are not actual cases or results from our firm.
- A steam or liquid burn: A user opens the lid after a cooking cycle and is hit by a burst of steam and hot liquid. A claim may turn on whether the lid design or the warnings were adequate.
- Bought online: A buyer orders the appliance through an online marketplace and later suffers a burn. Questions may arise about the seller’s role, which we discuss in our article on burn injuries from products bought on Amazon.
We can also handle claims involving similar kitchen appliances, including Ninja air fryer burn and fire claims and SharkNinja blender explosion injuries.
Why Families Turn to the Law Offices of Jason Turchin
Jason Turchin, Esq. and our team have helped injured people in Florida for many years. Our firm has been A+ rated by the Better Business Bureau every year from 2014 through 2026. Jason has been selected to Super Lawyers from 2020 through 2026, after earning Super Lawyers Rising Star recognition in 2011 and from 2013 through 2016. He holds an AV Preeminent peer rating and a 2026 Martindale-Hubbell Client Champion Platinum Award, along with an AVVO 10.0 Superb rating.
Jason is a member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum and the Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum, a Lifetime Charter Member of Best Attorneys of America, and a #1 best-selling author on Amazon.com on accident law. He was also named to the 2026 7 Figure Litigators and America’s Top 100 Personal Injury Attorneys lists. His work has been featured on CBS Evening News, CBS This Morning, CNN and in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, USA Today, Bloomberg News and Rolling Stone.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Ninja PossibleCooker PRO Plus recalled?
Recall status can change. Check the CPSC recall database for the most current information. Even if no recall exists, you may still have a claim if a product injured you.
Can I file a claim if complaints exists online?
Possibly. A claim usually depends on the facts of your own injury and the evidence about your unit, not the number of online reviews.
What if I was using the cooker slightly differently than the manual says?
You may still have options. Florida considers comparative fault, so how the product was used may affect a claim without automatically ending it.
How long do I have to take action?
Florida sets deadlines for injury claims, and some may be as short as two years. Speaking with a lawyer soon can help protect your rights.
Should I send the multi-cooker back to the company?
It may be wise to speak with an attorney first. Once the product leaves your possession, important evidence may be lost or altered.
Talk With an Experienced Product Liability Lawyer
If a multi-cooker burned, shocked or otherwise hurt you or someone in your family, you do not have to sort out the next steps alone. Our experienced team can review what happened, explain your possible options and help identify who may be responsible. Call the Law Offices of Jason Turchin at 800-337-7755 or contact us online to discuss your situation.
