On October 15, 2026, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) issued a safety warning telling consumers to immediately stop using the 6-Quart Power Quick Pot electric pressure cookers, model Y6D-36. According to the CPSC warning, the cooker’s lid can open while the unit is still pressurized, causing hot contents to be expelled unexpectedly. The agency reports it has obtained 24 reports of these cookers expelling hot contents, resulting in serious burn injuries.

What makes this warning stand out is what did not happen. The CPSC states that the importer, Tristar Products, Inc., of Altamonte Springs, Florida, has refused to recall these products or offer a remedy to consumers. That means there is no refund, no repair and no replacement program. People who own one of these cookers are being told to stop using it and dispose of it, and people who were already hurt may be left wondering where to turn.

What the CPSC Warning Says About the Power Quick Pot

Here are the key details from the CPSC safety warning (Product Safety Warning Number 27-030):

• Product: Power Quick Pot 6-Quart electric pressure cookers, model Y6D-36
• Hazard: The lid can open while pressurized, causing hot contents to be expelled unexpectedly
• Units: About 393,000
• Reported incidents: 24 reports of hot contents being expelled, resulting in serious burn injuries
• Sold at: Walmart.com, Amazon.com, Ebay.com and other retailers nationwide from about July 2018 to November 2023, for between $44 and $160
• Importer: Tristar Products, Inc., of Altamonte Springs, Florida
• Manufactured in: China

The CPSC urges consumers to stop using the cookers immediately, dispose of them, and not sell or give them away. The agency also asks people to report any injury or product defect at SaferProducts.gov.

How to Tell If You Own the Affected Cooker

According to the CPSC, the affected cookers are stainless steel with a black pressure lid, button controls and a digital temperature and function display. “Power Quick Pot” is printed on the front, and the model number appears on a label on the back of the unit. If the label reads Y6D-36, your cooker is covered by the warning.

Many of these cookers were bought online years ago, and some were given as gifts. If you are not sure where yours came from, the label on the back is the most reliable way to check.

Why a Pressure Cooker Lid Opening Under Pressure Is So Dangerous

A pressure cooker works by trapping steam so the liquid inside can reach temperatures above normal boiling. That is what makes it fast. It is also why a lid failure can be so harmful. When a lid releases while the pot is still pressurized, the contents may not simply spill. They can be forced out of the pot, spraying boiling liquid, steam and food across the kitchen and onto whoever is standing nearby.

Burns from pressurized contents often affect the face, neck, chest, arms and hands, because people are usually leaning over or standing directly in front of the cooker when they open it. Soups, stews, beans and rice can cling to skin, which may lengthen contact time and deepen the burn. Injuries can range from painful first-degree burns to second- and third-degree burns that may require hospital care, wound treatment, skin grafts and long-term scar management.

Most home cooks assume a pressure cooker’s lid will stay locked while pressure remains inside. When a product is designed and marketed with safety locking features, users reasonably rely on them. If those features fail, the law may hold the companies responsible for the product accountable for the harm.

Who May Be Responsible for Power Quick Pot Burn Injuries

Florida product liability law can allow injured people to seek compensation from companies in the chain of distribution when a defective product causes harm. Depending on the facts, potentially responsible parties may include:

• The importer and distributor. The CPSC identifies Tristar Products, Inc. as the importer. Because the products were manufactured in China, the company that brought them into the U.S. market may play a central role in a claim.
• The manufacturer. The overseas company that built the cooker may also share responsibility, though pursuing foreign manufacturers can raise additional legal issues.
• Retailers and sellers. In some situations, companies that sold the product may be part of a claim, depending on their role and the applicable law.

Product liability claims are commonly built on one or more theories, such as a design defect (the lid or locking system may have been unsafe as designed), a manufacturing defect (a particular unit may have been built incorrectly), or a failure to warn (instructions and warnings may not have adequately described the risks). An experienced attorney can review how your injury happened and which theories may fit.

Compensation You May Be Able to Seek

In a Power Quick Pot burn lawsuit, an injured person may be able to pursue damages for losses such as:

• Emergency room, hospital and burn unit costs
• Surgery, skin grafts and wound care
• Future medical treatment, including scar revision
• Lost wages and reduced ability to earn income
• Pain and suffering
• Disfigurement and scarring
• Emotional distress and loss of enjoyment of life

When a child is injured, parents may also have claims for certain medical expenses they paid. No attorney can promise a specific outcome, but a careful review of your losses can help you understand what may be available.

What to Do If You Were Burned by a Power Quick Pot

1. Get medical care. Burns can worsen over hours or days. Prompt treatment protects your health and creates a record of your injuries.
2. Stop using the cooker. Unplug it and do not use it again.
3. Talk to a lawyer before throwing it away. The CPSC advises disposal, but if you were injured, the cooker itself may be important evidence. Consider storing it safely, unplugged and out of reach, until you have spoken with an attorney.
4. Take photos. Photograph your injuries over time, the cooker, the label showing model Y6D-36 and the scene where it happened.
5. Save your records. Keep receipts, order confirmations from Walmart.com, Amazon.com, Ebay.com or other sellers, the manual and the box if you still have them.
6. Report the incident. You may report your injury to the CPSC at SaferProducts.gov.
7. Be careful with statements. Avoid giving recorded statements to the company or its insurers before getting legal advice.

Our Experience With Pressure Cooker Burn Claims

The Law Offices of Jason Turchin represents injured people throughout Florida in personal injury and product liability matters, including claims involving pressure cookers and other kitchen appliances. Our firm has written extensively about pressure cooker hazards, including Power Pressure Cooker XL burn injury claims, Instant Pot burn injury claims, NuWave Nutri-Pot pressure cooker lawsuits and Crock-Pot pressure cooker burn and explosion lawsuits.

Founding attorney Jason Turchin and our team understand that a serious burn can change daily life, from work and family routines to how a person feels about their appearance. We work to investigate how the injury happened, gather medical and product evidence, and pursue the parties who may be responsible. Because Tristar is based in Altamonte Springs, Florida, Florida residents in particular may have questions about how a claim against a Florida company would proceed, and we are glad to talk through those questions.

Frequently Asked Questions About Power Quick Pot Burn Claims

Is the Power Quick Pot being recalled?

According to the CPSC, Tristar Products, Inc. has refused to recall the 6-Quart Power Quick Pot model Y6D-36 or offer a remedy. The CPSC issued a safety warning instead, urging consumers to stop using the cookers immediately.

Can I file a claim even though there is no official recall?

Possibly. A recall is not required to bring a product liability claim. If a defect in the cooker caused your injury, you may have legal rights whether or not the product was formally recalled.

What if I used the cooker incorrectly?

Companies sometimes argue that users made a mistake. That does not automatically end a claim. Products are generally expected to be reasonably safe for foreseeable use, and safety locks are designed to prevent a lid from opening under pressure. An attorney can review what happened in your case.

I already threw my cooker away. Do I still have a case?

You may. Having the cooker can help, but photos, purchase records, medical records and witness accounts can also support a claim. Let us know what evidence you still have.

How long do I have to file a Power Quick Pot burn lawsuit in Florida?

Florida law sets deadlines for injury claims, and for some types of claims the deadline can be as short as two years. The time limit that applies may depend on the legal theories involved and when the injury occurred. Contacting a lawyer soon can help protect your rights.

How much does it cost to talk to your firm?

Consultations are free. Our firm handles personal injury cases on a contingency fee basis, which generally means you pay no attorney fees unless there is a recovery.

Do I have to live in Florida to get help?

Our firm focuses on Florida, but the cookers were sold nationwide. If you were hurt outside Florida, call us to discuss your situation and options.

Talk to a Florida Pressure Cooker Burn Lawyer Today

About 393,000 of these cookers were sold, and many may still be sitting on kitchen counters. If a Tristar Power Quick Pot lid opened under pressure and burned you or someone you love, you do not have to sort through the next steps alone. The Law Offices of Jason Turchin can review your situation, explain your possible options and help you decide how to move forward.

Call us today at 800-337-7755 or contact our office online for a free consultation about a possible Power Quick Pot burn lawsuit.

Manufacturers design pressure cookers as kitchen appliances that cook food quickly by trapping heat and steam inside a sealed container. When these appliances function properly, they can be safe and convenient. However, when safety mechanisms fail, pressure cookers can release extremely hot liquid and steam, causing severe burns. Our product liability lawyers have handled several Gourmia burn injury cases already.

Safety officials have warned consumers to immediately stop using certain pressure cookers manufactured by Gourmia after reports of multiple burn injuries. According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, the appliances may present a serious hazard because the lid can open while the cooker is still pressurized, allowing hot contents to erupt outward.

If you or a loved one suffered burns while using a Gourmia pressure cooker, you may have legal options under product liability law. At the Law Offices of Jason Turchin, we represent individuals nationwide who were injured by defective consumer products, including malfunctioning kitchen appliances.

CPSC Warning About Gourmia Pressure Cookers

The CPSC issued a public safety warning advising consumers to stop using certain Gourmia pressure cookers immediately due to the risk that the lid can be opened while the appliance remains pressurized.

According to the safety notice:

• Multiple burn injuries have been reported
• The lid may unlock while the cooker is still pressurized
• Hot food, liquid, and steam can suddenly escape
• Many of the affected units were sold at Best Buy

When a pressure cooker opens while still under pressure, the release of steam and superheated liquid can cause catastrophic injuries within seconds.

Why Pressure Cooker Failures Are So Dangerous

Pressure cookers operate by sealing steam inside a pot to raise cooking temperatures above the boiling point of water. While this speeds up cooking, it also creates extremely high internal pressure.

If safety mechanisms fail, several dangerous outcomes may occur:

• The lid can detach violently
• Steam may erupt outward
• Hot liquids can splash onto nearby users
• Boiling contents may be ejected across the kitchen

These incidents frequently occur during normal cooking, when consumers believe the appliance is safe to open.

Common Injuries Reported in Pressure Cooker Burn Cases

Burn injuries associated with defective pressure cookers may include:

• Second-degree burns causing blistering and intense pain
• Third-degree burns involving deep tissue damage
• Facial burns and eye injuries
• Permanent scarring or disfigurement
• Nerve damage requiring long-term treatment

Many victims require emergency care, hospitalization, and in some cases reconstructive surgery or skin grafts.

Product Liability Law and Pressure Cooker Injuries

Burn injury lawsuits involving pressure cookers are often brought under product liability law, which can hold manufacturers responsible when a product is unreasonably dangerous.

Legal claims may involve:

1. Design Defect

Allegations that the cooker’s lid-locking or pressure-release system allows the appliance to open while still pressurized.

2. Manufacturing Defect

Claims that a specific unit malfunctioned due to errors in production or assembly.

3. Failure to Warn

If warnings and instructions did not adequately explain the risks associated with pressure cooking.

Manufacturers are generally expected to design appliances that prevent consumers from opening the lid while pressure remains inside.

Example Scenarios of Pressure Cooker Explosions That May Lead to Claims

Attorneys evaluating pressure cooker burn cases often review situations such as:

• A consumer opening the lid after the cooker indicates it is safe
• Steam erupting from the cooker while removing the lid
• Hot soup or liquid spraying onto the user’s face or hands
• A pressure valve failing to release steam properly
• Burns occurring despite following manufacturer instructions

These incidents may involve detailed engineering analysis and review of product safety features.

Who May Be Held Responsible if a Pressure Cooker Explodes?

Depending on the facts, potentially responsible parties may include:

• Gourmia
• Component manufacturers involved in lid or pressure systems
• Distributors or retailers such as Best Buy

Liability depends on how the defect arose and whether adequate safety measures were in place.

Compensation Available in Pressure Cooker Burn Injury Cases

If a defective pressure cooker caused burn injuries, potential compensation may include:

• Medical expenses and burn treatment
• Reconstructive surgery or skin graft procedures
• Lost wages and diminished earning capacity
• Pain and suffering
• Scarring and disfigurement damages

The value of a claim depends on injury severity and long-term medical needs.

What to Do After a Pressure Cooker Burn Injury

If you were burned while using a pressure cooker:

1. Seek immediate medical attention
2. Preserve the pressure cooker and lid
3. Take photos of the appliance and injuries
4. Save purchase receipts and packaging
5. Avoid repairing or discarding the product
6. Consult a product liability attorney

Preserving the appliance can be evidence in pressure cooker explosion or burn injury cases.

How the Law Offices of Jason Turchin May Help if Hurt by a Pressure Cooker

Our firm represents individuals nationwide who were injured by defective consumer products. In pressure cooker injury cases, we may assist by:

• Investigating pressure cooker design and safety mechanisms
• Reviewing safety warnings and product instructions
• Working with engineering and burn injury experts
• Identifying responsible manufacturers and retailers
• Pursuing compensation through product liability litigation

We handle qualifying cases on a contingency fee basis, meaning there are no attorneys’ fees or costs unless compensation is recovered.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

A recently filed lawsuit reported by Daily Hornet describes a man who suffered serious burns after a pressure cooker allegedly exploded during normal use. The case draws renewed attention to the risks associated with defective pressure cookers and the injuries that may occur when lids, seals, or pressure-release systems malfunction.

If you or a loved one were burned by a pressure cooker explosion, this lawsuit may raise important questions about your legal rights and whether compensation may be available.

What the Pressure Cooker Lawsuit Alleges

According to the report, the lawsuit was filed by a consumer who claims he was severely burned when a pressure cooker unexpectedly exploded, releasing scalding contents outward. The complaint alleges that the appliance failed to operate safely despite being used as intended.

While the lawsuit details focus on one individual, similar claims have been filed nationwide over the years involving pressure cookers that allegedly:

• Exploded while under pressure
• Opened prematurely
• Released superheated contents without warning
• Failed to lock properly
• Had defective pressure-release systems

These allegations are not new, but each new lawsuit reinforces concerns about whether certain pressure cookers are designed or manufactured safely for home use.

Why Pressure Cooker Explosions Are So Dangerous

Pressure cookers operate by trapping steam to raise internal pressure, which increases cooking temperature. When that pressure is not properly contained or released, the results can be catastrophic.

When a pressure cooker fails, it may:

• Forcefully eject boiling food and liquid
• Blow the lid off the appliance
• Release steam at extremely high temperatures
• Cause the cooker to rupture

Because pressure cookers are often used at countertop height, explosions can strike users directly in the face, chest, arms, and torso.

Common Causes Alleged in Pressure Cooker Explosion Cases

Although each case is unique, pressure cooker lawsuits often focus on similar alleged defects, including:

• Faulty lid-locking mechanisms that allow the cooker to open while pressurized
• Defective gaskets or seals that fail to contain pressure
• Malfunctioning pressure-release valves
• Inadequate warning labels or instructions
• Design flaws that allow pressure to build unsafely

Consumers frequently report that they followed the instructions, yet the cooker still exploded or released contents unexpectedly.

Types of Injuries Linked to Pressure Cooker Explosions

Pressure cooker explosions are known for causing particularly severe injuries.

Burn Injuries

• Second-degree burns
• Third-degree burns
• Burns requiring skin grafts
• Burns to the face, neck, chest, and arms

Scalding Injuries

• Boiling water burns
• Burns from hot oil or food
• Steam burns

Lacerations

• Cuts from broken cooker parts
• Injuries from flying debris

Eye and Facial Injuries

• Burns to the eyes
• Vision impairment
• Facial scarring

Psychological Injuries

• Anxiety around cooking
• Fear of using kitchen appliances
• Emotional distress following traumatic injury

Burn injuries often require long recovery periods, repeated medical visits, and may leave permanent scars.

Realistic Injury Hypothetical Examples

Scenario 1: Dinner Preparation

A person is cooking dinner when the pressure cooker lid suddenly releases. Boiling liquid sprays onto their arms and chest, causing severe burns.

Scenario 2: Countertop Explosion

A pressure cooker explodes while heating, launching the lid upward and splashing hot food onto the user’s face.

Scenario 3: Steam Release Injury

The pressure-release valve malfunctions, releasing scalding steam toward the user’s hands and forearms.

Scenario 4: Family Member Nearby

A family member standing nearby is struck by hot contents when the cooker fails, resulting in burns and emergency treatment.

These scenarios reflect the kinds of incidents alleged in many pressure cooker lawsuits.

Does a Lawsuit Mean All Pressure Cookers Are Unsafe?

Not necessarily. Lawsuits typically focus on specific models, designs, or manufacturing batches. However, recurring claims across different brands have raised concerns about whether certain pressure cookers provide adequate safety margins.

Consumers often report similar failure patterns, which can become important evidence in product liability cases.

Legal Rights After a Pressure Cooker Burn Injury

If you were burned by a pressure cooker explosion, you may have legal options under product liability law.

Potential claims may involve:

• Manufacturing defects
• Design defects
• Failure to warn
• Negligence
• Breach of implied warranty

You do not need to prove misuse if the pressure cooker was being used according to instructions.

Who May Be Responsible

Depending on the facts, responsibility may involve:

• The pressure cooker manufacturer
• Component suppliers
• Companies involved in design or testing
• Distributors or retailers

Determining liability often requires investigation into the cooker’s design, warnings, and performance.

What Compensation May Be Available

Pressure cooker burn victims may be able to pursue compensation for:

Medical Expenses

• Emergency treatment
• Burn unit care
• Surgery and skin grafts
• Physical therapy
• Follow-up medical visits

Lost Income

• Missed work
• Reduced earning capacity

Pain and Suffering

• Physical pain
• Emotional distress
• Disfigurement or scarring

Future Damages

• Ongoing medical care
• Cosmetic procedures
• Long-term limitations

Each claim depends on the severity of injuries and supporting documentation.

What to Do After a Pressure Cooker Explosion

If a pressure cooker exploded and caused injury, consider the following:

1. Seek medical attention immediately
2. Preserve the pressure cooker and all parts
3. Take photos of injuries and the scene
4. Save purchase records and manuals
5. Document how the cooker was used
6. Avoid returning or discarding the appliance before legal advice

Preserving evidence may be critical.

Why Many Burn Victims Contact the Law Offices of Jason Turchin

The Law Offices of Jason Turchin represents individuals injured by defective kitchen appliances and dangerous consumer products nationwide. Our firm handles cases involving:

• Pressure cooker explosions
• Severe burn injuries
• Defective household appliances
• Product liability and mass tort claims

We can help investigate whether a defect contributed to the injury and pursue compensation when appropriate. There are no upfront fees or costs, and clients only pay if compensation is recovered.

Contact the Law Offices of Jason Turchin

If you or a loved one were burned by a pressure cooker explosion, contact the Law Offices of Jason Turchin for a free consultation.

Phone: (800) 337-7755
Website: Law Offices of Jason Turchin

We can help burn victims pursue accountability after injuries caused by defective pressure cookers and unsafe kitchen appliances.

We are currently handling claims against several major pressure cooker manufacturers. Call 800-337-7755 to see if you qualify for a pressure cooker lawsuit. There is no cost unless we recover money for you.

Why Pressure Cookers Can Be Dangerous

Pressure cookers use steam and high pressure to cook food quickly. If the safety mechanisms fail, the lid can fly off or hot food and liquid can be ejected, causing second- or third-degree burns. In many cases, victims were using the product exactly as instructed when the explosion occurred.

Common defects in pressure cookers include:

• Lid locks that fail under pressure
• Seals or gaskets that deteriorate too quickly
• Malfunctioning pressure release valves
• Electrical failures in electric models

Brands Named in Pressure Cooker Lawsuits

Our firm has handled cases involving a wide range of pressure cooker brands, and can handle claims against most brands including:

• Instant Pot
• Power Pressure Cooker XL
• Nuwave Nutri-Pot
• Sunbeam
• Midea
• Crock-Pot Express
• Fagor
• Gourmia
• Tristar
• Hawkins
• Presto
• Maxi-Matic Elite

New models are added to the list regularly. If you were injured by any pressure cooker, reach out to see if a claim is available for your specific brand and model.

Injuries Commonly Reported in Pressure Cooker Explosions

Pressure cooker malfunctions can result in catastrophic injuries, including:

• Second- and third-degree burns
• Scarring and disfigurement
• Infections and hospitalizations
• Nerve damage or limited mobility
• Psychological trauma

Burn injuries often require emergency medical care, surgeries, and long-term recovery. Children and elderly victims are particularly vulnerable.

Can You File a Lawsuit If You Were Burned by a Pressure Cooker?

Yes. If a pressure cooker exploded or malfunctioned while you were using it correctly, you may have grounds for a product liability lawsuit. These cases can be filed under multiple legal theories, including:

• Defective design
• Manufacturing defect
• Failure to warn or provide adequate safety instructions

You may also have a claim even if you no longer have the product or receipt, depending on the evidence available and the nature of your injuries.

Do You Have to Be in Florida to File a Claim?

No. While our office is located in Florida, we represent pressure cooker injury victims throughout the United States. We accept referrals and cases from victims in many states. Our national product liability team can work with co-counsel when needed and handles litigation in both state and federal courts.

What Compensation Is Available in a Pressure Cooker Lawsuit?

If your case is successful, you may be entitled to compensation for:

• Medical expenses and hospital bills
• Future treatment or skin grafts
• Lost wages and reduced earning potential
• Pain and suffering
• Scarring and disfigurement
• Emotional distress

In wrongful death cases involving fatal pressure cooker explosions, surviving family members may also be entitled to funeral expenses and loss of companionship damages.

Frequently Asked Questions About Pressure Cooker Burn Claims

How do I know if I have a case?

If you were burned or injured by a pressure cooker that exploded or malfunctioned during use, and the product did not perform as safely as expected, you may have a case. Our team can review the facts of your incident at no cost.

What if I don’t have the pressure cooker anymore?

Ideally, you should keep the product and any parts that were damaged, but even if you discarded it, we may still be able to pursue a claim depending on the documentation, photos, or medical evidence available.

How much does it cost to file a lawsuit?

We work on a contingency fee basis. That means there are no upfront costs, and you pay nothing unless we win or settle your case.

How long do I have to file a pressure cooker injury claim?

Most states, including Florida, have a two-year statute of limitations for product liability cases. However, deadlines may vary depending on where you live and when the injury occurred. It’s best to contact a lawyer right away.

Can I join a class action lawsuit?

Some pressure cooker cases are filed as part of class actions or multidistrict litigation (MDL). In other cases, it may be better to file an individual lawsuit, especially if your injuries are severe. We can help you determine the best option for your situation.

What if a child was burned by the pressure cooker?

Children are frequently injured by defective pressure cookers, often while near the kitchen during cooking. Parents or legal guardians can file a claim on the child’s behalf. We have experience handling these sensitive and serious cases.

What should I do after a pressure cooker injury?

• Seek medical attention immediately.
• Take photographs of your injuries and the damaged pressure cooker.
• Save the product and any receipts, manuals, or packaging if available.
• Document your expenses and time missed from work.
• Contact a product liability lawyer as soon as possible.

Contact a Pressure Cooker Injury Lawyer Today

If you or someone you love was burned or injured by a pressure cooker, you may be entitled to compensation. The Law Offices of Jason Turchin represents victims in Florida and nationwide in product liability lawsuits against manufacturers of dangerous household appliances.

Call 800-337-7755 or fill out our online contact form for a free consultation. You pay no legal fees unless we recover compensation for you.

Overview of the SharkNinja Pressure Cooker Recall

On May 1, 2025, SharkNinja issued a recall of approximately 1,846,400 Foodi OP300 Series Multi-Function Pressure Cookers in the United States, along with an additional 184,240 units sold in Canada. The recall was prompted by a dangerous defect that allows the pressure-cooking lid to open while the unit is still pressurized, causing hot contents to be forcefully ejected and posing a severe burn hazard.

Consumers should immediately stop using the pressure-cooking function and contact SharkNinja for a free replacement lid.

Details of the Hazard

The core issue lies in the design of the pressure-cooking lid, which can be opened prematurely during cooking. This can result in:

• Hot food and liquid spraying out
• Severe burn injuries to the face and body
• Scalding steam exposure

SharkNinja has received 106 reports of burn injuries, including:

• Over 50 cases of second- and third-degree burns
• At least 26 lawsuits filed due to pressure-related malfunctions

Affected Product Information

This recall includes all models in the Ninja Foodi OP300 Series, which are:

• Model Numbers: OP300, OP301, OP301A, OP302, OP302BRN, OP302HCN, OP302HAQ, OP302HW, OP302HB, OP305, OP305CO, OP350CO
• Color: Black
• Capacity: 6.5-quart
• Markings: “Ninja” is printed on the front of each unit and product label
• Model Location: Model number is printed on a label on the side of the cooker
• Note: Replacement pressure-cooking lids for OP300 series units are also included in the recall

Manufacturer and Retailer Information

The recalled pressure cookers were manufactured in China and imported by SharkNinja Operating LLC, based in Needham, Massachusetts. The cookers were sold between January 2019 and March 2025 at major retailers:

• Walmart
• Costco
• Sam’s Club
• Target
• Amazon
• NinjaKitchen.com

Retail price: Around $200

What Should Consumers Do?

• Immediately stop using the pressure-cooking function of your SharkNinja Foodi OP300 series unit
• You may continue to use air frying and other cooking functions
• Contact SharkNinja for a free replacement pressure-cooking lid

Legal Options for Burn Injuries from Pressure Cookers

If you or a loved one were injured by a malfunctioning SharkNinja pressure cooker, you may be eligible to file a product liability claim. Burn injuries, especially second- and third-degree burns, can result in long-term pain, permanent scarring, emotional trauma, and financial burden.

Types of Product Liability Claims

1. Defective Design – If the pressure release system failed to prevent premature lid opening.
2. Manufacturing Defect – If individual units were improperly assembled.
3. Failure to Warn – If users were not adequately warned about the risk of pressure release malfunction.

Compensation for Victims of Pressure Cooker Injuries

Victims of burns caused by the recalled SharkNinja Foodi pressure cookers may be entitled to compensation for:

• Emergency medical care and hospital bills
• Plastic surgery or long-term burn treatment
• Pain and suffering (physical and emotional)
• Lost wages due to time off work
• Permanent disability or scarring
• Loss of quality of life
• Wrongful death damages, in severe or fatal cases

FAQs

1. How do I know if my pressure cooker is part of the recall?

Check the model number on the side label of your unit. If it is part of the OP300 series, including models like OP301, OP302, OP305, etc., it is affected. Also check any replacement lids you’ve purchased.

2. Can I still use my cooker?

Yes, but only for air frying and other non-pressure functions. Do not use the pressure-cooking feature until you receive a new lid.

3. What should I do if I’ve been burned while using this product?

Seek medical treatment, take photos of your injuries and the unit, and preserve the product if possible. Then contact the Law Offices of Jason Turchin at (800) 337-7755 for a free legal consultation.

4. Do I need a receipt to get a replacement lid?

No. You do not need proof of purchase to receive a free replacement lid.

5. Can I sue SharkNinja for my injuries?

Yes. If you experienced burn injuries due to a defective SharkNinja pressure cooker, you may be entitled to file a product liability lawsuit. Contact the Law Offices of Jason Turchin for help.

This recall demonstrates the potential risks associated with pressure-cooking appliances when safety mechanisms fail. If you were burned or injured by a SharkNinja Foodi Multi-Function Pressure Cooker, legal action may help you obtain compensation and protect others from similar harm. Contact the Law Offices of Jason Turchin today at (800) 337-7755 for a free consultation.