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Costco, Amazon shoppers urged to check their kitchens after appliance recalled over shock and fire hazards

Panasonic has issued a recall for over 11,000 toaster ovens sold at major retailers due to potential electrical fire and shock hazards.

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Panasonic is recalling more than 11,000 electric toaster ovens following reports of safety concerns. Consumer Product Safety Commission has officially identified the products as posing risks of both electric shock and fire.

Coverage from outlets including Yahoo, USA Today, and Fox Business emphasizes that the affected units were distributed through major retailers such as Costco and Amazon. News reports advise consumers to immediately stop using the appliances and confirm that refunds are available for impacted customers.

Future developments will depend on the effectiveness of the recall process as consumers identify affected models in their homes. Coverage does not yet specify how many of the recalled units remain in active use or if additional retailers are impacted.

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Quick answers

Why are the toaster ovens being recalled?

The recall was issued due to identified risks of electric shock and fire.

Where were these appliances sold?

According to coverage, the recalled units were sold at Costco and Amazon.

What should owners of these toaster ovens do?

Owners are urged to immediately stop using the products and pursue a refund.

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