Salton Inc. and QVC Recall Electric Toasters Due to Fire Hazard
Cook's Essential Electric
Hazard: The toaster can turn on without bread in the slots and ignite items placed on top of it, posing a fire hazard.
Product type
Recalls involving toasters and toaster ovens.
24 official CPSC notices published 1990–2026, matched on the notice's product identity — not on description text.
Cook's Essential Electric
Hazard: The toaster can turn on without bread in the slots and ignite items placed on top of it, posing a fire hazard.
KitchenAid ProLine
Hazard: An interruption of power to the toaster can cause the heating elements to unexpectedly self-start and could ignite any flammable items left on top of the unit, posing a fire hazard.
VersaToast Wide-Slot
Hazard: The heating element in these toasters can continue to operate after use, posing a fire hazard.
Welbilt
Hazard: The ovens' heating elements can break, causing the glass door to shatter. The toasters could short circuit, causing electrical shocks and fires.
Proctor-Silex
Hazard: The heating elements in these toasters can remain on after the toast pops up. This poses a fire hazard.
Black & Decker
CPSC published a recall notice for Black & Decker Spacemaker Optima Model T1000 Type 1 Horizontal Toasters from Black & Decker on April 23, 1998.
Welbilt
Hazard: Electrocution/Electric Shock
QVC
Hazard: Electrocution/Electric Shock
T-Fal
Hazard: Fire & Fire-Related Burn
Dualit-Plus electronic
Hazard: Fire & Fire-Related Burn
Toastmaster
Hazard: Fire & Fire-Related Burn
Toastmaster four-slice electric
Hazard: Electrocution/Electric Shock