Char-Broil has issued a product recall as of February 15, 2024 for approximately 211,700 of their digital electric smokers. There have been 79 reports so far of electric shocks caused by this product, due to the leaking of electrical currents. The recalled models are as follows:
- Digital Electric Smoker
- Digital Electric Smoker w/Window
- Digital Electric Smoker, Black w/Window
- Digital Electric Smoker, Medallion; Digital Electric Smoker, Connected
- Digital Electric Smoker, XL
For a complete list of models and UPC codes, click here. Please stop using the electric smokers immediately and contact Char-Broil to receive a free repair kit along with instructions of how to install the parts included in the kit.
A repair kit is suitable for those who were not injured by this product, but so far, there have been 79 reports of people who received electric shocks due to the manufacturer’s failure to release a safe product. If you or a member of your family sustained bodily harm from one of these smokers, you have the right to sue for monetary damages, like medical expenses and pain and suffering. For more information on filing a lawsuit against a negligent manufacturer, contact us today.
Injuries from a Defective Char-Broil Digital Electric Smoker
Due to the electrical issues with digital electric smokers by Char-Broil, you may end up with one or more of the injuries listed below:
- Electric shock
- Seizures
- Skin damage, including first to fourth degree burns
- Loss of consciousness
- Respiratory distress
- Cardiac arrest
Please note that some of these are potentially fatal conditions, so please seek medical attention right away. Even injuries that may seem relatively minor at first can result in permanent health issues if they are treated right away.
What You Should Do after an Electric Shock Accident
If you received an electric shock while using a Char-Broil electric smoker, it’s essential that you follow the correct procedures. By taking the steps listed below, you can build a solid case and protect your right to monetary compensation:
- If you have severe injuries / symptoms, call 911 immediately. Otherwise, take photos of all visible injuries, the cause of your accident (the defective product) and any damage to your property.
- Do not attempt to repair or remove the product, which can result in further injury
- Go to a hospital within 48 hours to receive medical treatment and start a paper trail of evidence in terms of the harm you suffered.
- Call the manufacturer to let them know about the incident, but say no to any offers, like a repair kit, replacement item, or refund of the purchase price.
- Save anything that can help you prove a case against the manufacturer, like medical bills, proof of lost time at work, and property damage estimates.
- Call a product recall lawyer to learn about your rights and legal options.
Can I Join a Class Action Lawsuit on this Case?
Yes, you can be part of a class action lawsuit for electric shock injuries caused by a recalled Char-Broil Digital Electric Smoker. All you have to do is contact our office and speak to a product injury class action lawyer. We advise you to call us as soon as possible, since you have 2 years from the date of injury to sue a negligent product manufacturer. We look forward to educating you on your rights and fighting for the compensation you deserve, so please reach out to us and schedule a free case evaluation.
Contact Normandie Law Firm
When you are the victim of a defective product injury, it’s essential to learn about the legal actions you can take, including a lawsuit for monetary compensation. That’s where we can be of help, as our attorneys have decades of experience in product liability lawsuits.
There’s nothing for you to pay if you would like to hire us. With the Zero Fee Guarantee, the only way we get paid is by winning your case and receiving a portion of your settlement check from the manufacturer. So, if you don’t receive compensation from a successful lawsuit, you owe us $0 in legal fees.
Contact our law firm to speak with a lawyer that can sue Char-Broil for electric shock injuries from a recalled digital smoker.
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