Electric Frying Pans And Skillets

55 YOF HERE VIA EMS. WAS COOKING BACON PUT IT IN THE PAN AND PASSED OUT. DX: CHIN LACERATION

10 YOM FACE BURNS FROM HOT GREASE SPLASHED ON HIM FROM SKILLET DX PARTIAL THICKNESS BURN FACE, PARTIAL THICKNESS BURN CHEST WALL

30YOF TO ER FOR RIGHT FOOT INJURY. PT WAS GETTING READY TO COOK & DROP A SKILLET ON HER RIGHT FOOT DX INJURY OF RIGHT FOOT

25 YOM PRESENTED WITH A BURN INJURY SUSTAINED APPROXIMATELY ONE WEEK PRIOR. THE INJURY OCCURRED WHILE COOKING HAMBURGERS IN A SKILLET, DURING WHICH GREASE SPLASHED ONTO HIM. PARTIAL THICKNESS BURNS IN A SPLATTER PATTERN ON THE RIGHT FOREARM ON THE VOLAR ASPECT. DX SUBACUTE BURNS

35YOM WITH BURN TO FINGER FROM A HOT PAN DX: FINGER BURN

94 YOM STATES THAT AT 930 THIS MORNING HE WAS COOKING EGGS/BREAKFAST FOR HIS FAMILY WHEN HE BEGAN TO FEEL A WEAKNESS AND NEED TO SIT DOWN. PATIENT DOES STATE THAT HE HAS A BURN TO THE INFERIOR ASPECT OF HIS LEFT ARM DUE TO TOUCHING IT ON THE SKILLET AS HE WAS LOSING CONSCIOUSNESS. PATIENT ALSO HAS A LACERATION TO THE RIGHT POINTER FINGER. DX SYNCOPE

31YOF TO ER FOR BURN TO RIGHT FOREARM, PT SAYS BURNED SELF ON HOT SLILLET TETNUS NOT UTD DX PARTIAL THICKNESS BURN RIGHT FOREARM

21YOM TO ER FOR LEFT FOOT PAIN AFTER DROPPING A PAN ON IT DX DX FOOT PAIN, LEFT

14YOM WITH GRABBING A HOT PAN DX: BURNS TO FINGERS

12YOM PT STRUCK IN HEAD WITH A FRYING PAN BY HIS BROTHER DX: LAC OF SCALP

27YOF C/O HAND AND FINGER BURN S/P PT STATES SHE SHE WAS PULLING A SKILLET OUT OF THE OVEN WHEN IT STARTED TO FALL AND SHE NATURALLY REACHED OUT TO BRAB IT WITH HER LEFT HAND. DX: SUPERFICAL PARTIAL BURN ON LEFT HAND AND FINGERS

5YOM DAD WAS COOKING TORTILLAS WITH OIL AND WHEN HE PULLED THE TORTILLA OUT OF THE SKILLET SOME OIL SPLASHED ONTO HIS LEFT FOREARM DX: SCALD BURN TO FOREARM

I purchased a 16 inch Presto electric skillet with a glass top 5 months ago. Yesterday, the glass skillet top shatterred in my dishwasher, leaving a million shards all over the dishwasher, and the floor. This was not the first time it had been put in the dishwasher. Fortunately my spouse did not get injured. He waited until I came home, and we had to use a shop vac to clean out the dishwasher.he was emptying the dishwasher of clean dishes.

My mom got two fingers of her right hand burned with the copper resistor of an electric skillet. She was going to unplug the cable with the left hand, and grabbed the skillet from the side with the right hand and got burned. She said that the resistor is located underneath the skillet, by the handle, and since it is exposed, it represents a high risk for the user to get burned.

The consumer indicates that her electric frying pan flies off her counter since it does not have any form of rubber feet at the bottom. The consumer was stirring her asparagus when it slid off the counter and grease got all over her legs. The consumer treated her burns. The consumer contacted the Manufacturer and explained the situation; the representative she spoke to advise her to cut the cord and send the product back to them in order to replace it. The consumer does not believe that simply replacing the product will address the bigger issue. The consumer states that she uses the unit approximately three times per week. The consumer plans on keeping her electric frying pan for at least the next thirty minutes in case an investigation ensues.

The Electric skillet's removable power plug/cord melted from the inside and no longer can be used to power the skillet. This is a fire hazard.

I purchased the Farberware XL Electric Skillet Model #G779 UPC 6922495797798 from Walmart in Lindon, Utah within the last 30 days. When I finally opened and used it I was cooking steaks and when I lifted the lid to turn the meat hot steam water ran down my left arm and side because there is no seal around the rim. I thought at first it was spilling over the lip but every time I lifted it the water ran down. So I tested it with tap water over the sink and water was coming out the edge and not over the lip. Luckily I did it before the water got so hot that it would have burned me badly. I tested all the many lids I had like that and non of them leaked. I bought a second skillet exactly like it at the American Fork Utah Walmart and it does the same thing. I called the number 1-855-451-2897 on the box for FarberWare and it went to Walmart customer service. The lady who took my call said she would send the information to their safety department and I could return the skillets to the store. I was going to ask for proof of my call and all of a sudden I was sent to take a survey. She didn't take my information or anything. I am trying to prevent serious injury here. What if my grandchild was standing by me and hot water had burned them? I don't think many incidences of this should have to happen before anything is done. One incident is too many.

(6/2/16) The consumer used the skillet to cook and about 25 minutes later the consumer went to pick up the lid with his right hand. The consumer states that steam was emitting through the hold in the lid and he paused for a second to allow the liquid to fall in the skillet. The consumer then held the lid upside down on his arm and the hot liquid he expected to pour onto the skillet traveled between the glass lid and the metal band burned the consumer's right forearm. The consumer states he did not require medical attention. The consumer believes the lid has a poor and unsafe design. (6/3/16) The consumer obtained the firm's number from the manual (866-832-4843) and called them to inform them about his safety concerns. The consumer states that the Rep. (name unknown) offered to send him a replacement and request that the consumer send them the power cord along with his purchase receipt. However, the consumer did not want a replacement and declined the offer. The consumer was told by the Rep. that they have not received any complaints such as his. The consumer then visited a local Bed Bath & Beyond store and explained to the store employee the safety hazard with the product. The consumer returned the skillet and was offered a different product. The consumer indicated that this was the first time he used the skillet.

(06/13/2013) The consumer stated that frying pan was on the counter. The lid was on the pan. Suddenly the lid exploded. The glass went all over the kitchen and the dining room. The pan was not in use. The consumer stated that he had not used it since he bought it at the yard sale.

After frying bacon my husband unpluged the skillet and removed the detachable cord, he then picked up the skillet full of hot grease to pour it out so he could wash it and the handle broke off in his hand and he dropped the skillet causing the legs to break and the skillet to bend and breaking the other handle. I purchased Four of these skillets at the after Thanksgiving (BLACK FRIDAY) sale at two different Dollar Generals Garners Ferry Road Hopkins S. C. and Eastover S.C. I gave one to each of my three daughters for Christmas and kept one for myself. My daughters have experienced the bottoms rusting out and one of them caught fire and she hadn't even put anything in it yet all she did was plug it up and turn it on it started sparking and the cord caught fire. Her husband threw it away. I reported this incident to someone in the Corporate offices at Dollar General but haven't heard anything in response to my complaint. The brand is Continental Electric Platinum Series 12 inch Electric Skillet with cool touch handles, made exclusivly for Dollar General Corporation. They originally sold for $30.00 but were $15.00 each during this sale. I want a refund for all four skillets.