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53 YOM REPORTS HE BACKED INTO *** GRILL, BURNING HIS BILAT CALVES. DX: BURN, CELLULITIS

58YOM C/O RIGHT MIDDLE FINGER PAIN AFTER CLEANING GRILL A COUPLE DAYS AGO. STATES SHE WAS USING A METAL BRUSH TO CLEAN THE GRILL AND NOT SURE IF ITS UNDER THE SKIN. DX: FOREIGN BODY IN SKIN, FINGER PAIN

49YOM PRESENTS WITH RIGHT POSTERIOR BUTTOCKS AND HIP PAIN THAT RADIATES DOWN THE BACK OF HIS LEG AND THIGH AFTER MOVING A HEAVY GRILL YESTERDAY. HE HAS OCCASSIONAL NUMBNESS AND TINGLING ON THE OUTSIDE OF HIS LEG. DX: LUMBAGO WITH SCIATICA RIGHT SIDE.

70 YOM WAS BARBECUING WHEN HE POURED LIGHTER FLUID ON FLAME AND SUSTAINED BURN INJURIES TO FACE. DX: PARTIAL THICKNESS BURN OF FACE, PARTIAL THICKNESS BURN BACK OF HAND.

72YOM FROM HOME WAS COOKING ON THE GRILL WHEN HE DROPPED HOT ORANGE MARMALADE ONTO HIS LEFT FOOT DX: PARTIAL THICKNESS BURN OF LEFT FOOT

30YOF PRESENTS AFTER A GRILL LID FELL DOWN ONTO HER FOREARM AND NOW SHE HAS PAIN SWELLING AND BRUISING IN THAT AREA, TAKES *** DX: RIGHT FOREARM CONTUSION

34YOF FROM HOME STATES THAT SHE LEANED UP AGAINST A GRILL AND SUSTAINED A BURN ON LOWER ABDOMEN DX: THERMAL BURN TO LOWER ABDOMEN

65YOM STATES THAT HE WAS CLEANING UP JUNK THIS MORNING WHEN HE ACCIDENTALLY CUT HIS LEFT FIFTH FINGER ON A METAL GRILL WAS WEARING GLOVES AT THE TIME DX: LACERATION OF LEFT FIFTH FINGER

18YOF PRESENTS TO THE ED AFTER THE PATIENT FEL INTO A GRILL AND NOW HAS A BURN ON THE RIGHT FOREARM AND ELBOW COMPLAINING OF PAIN. DX: BURN OF UPPER LIMB, SUPERFICIAL BURN

2YOM RAN IN TO THE CORNER OF A BBQ GRILL AT HOME STRIKING HIS FACE DX: LACERATION FACE

56YOM WITH FLANK PAIN WHILE COOKING ON GRILL WORSENED BY HEAVY LIFTING DX: LOW BACK STRAIN

2YOM HX AUTISTIC SPECTRUM DISORDER PRESENTS WITH LEFT HAND BURN AFTER PT PLACED HAND OVER GRILL WHILE AT *** BBQ RESTAURANT. DX: PARTIAL THICKNESS BURNS OF MULTIPLE DIGITS OF LEFT HAND INCLUDING PARTIAL THICKNESS BURN OF THUMB

I purchased a Webber Outdoor Grill and severely burned my hand when grabbing the handle to lift the cover while cooking.

A few nights prior, I had used my Coleman Roadtrip grill to cook some burgers. Tuesday, I turned on the grill to preheat for a couple of steaks. After a few minutes of preheat on high temp, I opened the grill to discover the aluminum grill grate had melted. From reading other reports on the internet, it appears that grease fires can reach temps above aluminum's melting point. The potential of molten metal in a cooking environment is a serious safety concern.

After grilling my dinner - I was unable to turn off the grill. The knob to do so just kept spinning around and around no matter which direction I turned it. This is extremely dangerous and frightening - an open flame with no way to turn it off.

Traeger Scout grill catches on fire even on smoke. This is the second time after complete clean and restart.

Recently purchased Barbeque Galore Turbo Grill. After using product a handful of times I noticed the flame setting positions on the knobs including the “OFF” position rub off completely rendering them useless for flame level control or ensuring the knob is in “OFF” position. With no position markings it is difficult to know proper setting for things like igniting the flame or knowing if knob is truly in “off” position. It’s as though the markings are stenciled on with little more than [REDACTED]

I bought a Weber Spirit 320 gas grill around 2009. Almost immediately a green mold showed up on the stainless cooking grill and the flavor bars. It took Weber almost a year to replace them. THe mold immediately returned on the replacement parts. Meanwhile the aluminum box warped out of shape, and the stainless steel inside the lid started crumbling to scale, often falling on the food being cooked. The grease catcher tray on the bottom rusted off, so now it falls down into the grill base. The bottom has rusted through, and the legs are rusted and failing. We just rebuilt our deck, and are afraid to use this product on our new $25,000 deck. I have a 30 and 40 year old Weber when they were still made in USA that are both in better and safer condition than this piece of junk.

The consumer has purchased 2 identical items from a physical retailer and an online retailer and the both presented the exact same problem. Extension hose 2’ long (UPC: LPNME10319448) and a male/female end regulator (UPC: 047362846679) The extension hose would not connect correctly to the regulator. One thread goes in, but will not screw in any further. He returned that product back to the dealer for a refund. He then ordered the same identical products from Amazon and they had the same exact problem. The consumer said both products had the same UPC’s even though they were purchased from different retailors at different times. He plans to return these items to the retailor, while his has the opportunity. He saw various comments online referencing the same problem. Therefore, this does not appear to be an isolated issue. It also puts consumer’s in the position of using an unsecure gas connection.

I had just assembled the Akorn Kamado smoker/grill by Char Griller and wanted to move it. Before lifting the handle, I saw the warning label by the handle that indicates not to move the kamado grill if the latch is not attached. I thought I had secured the latch but I did not. I then proceeded to lift the handle and move the kamado/grill. The kamado/grill immediately tipped over spilling out the cast iron grill which hit my leg and landed on my foot. Luckily I had just put the kamado together but if I had used the kamado, then it would have been filled with hot coals and the cast iron grill would also be hot.