Pressure Cookers Or Canners

60YOF C/O BURNED (R)NABD. BL WRIST AND (L) FOREARM, BLISTER NOTED (L) FOREARM SHE OPENED PRESSURE COOKER AND THE STEAM WITH WATER CAME OUT SHE WAS AT HOME.DX: BURN OF ABDOMEN WALL, BURN OF ARM

22 YOF SPILLED HOT WATER FROM PRESSURE COOKER ON FOOT DX SCALD BURN TO FOOT

44YOM - PATIENT PRESENT FOR BURN. PT WAS USING A PRESSURE COOKER AND IT EXPLODED. DX: SECOND DEGREE BURN TO FACE.

23YOM WHO HAS HX OF AUTISIM WAS USING A *** PRESSURE COOKER AND CUT HIS HAND. DX LACERATION OF HAND

24YOM WALKED IN TO ED WITH BURNS TO LEFT SIDE OF FACE. PATIENT REPORTS PRESSURE COOKER EXPLODED IN HIS FACE. DX:FACIAL BURN, SECOND DEGREE; ACCIDENTAL SCALDING BY STEAM; FACIAL PAIN.

74YOF WAS COOKING USING A PRESSURE COOKER, SUSTAINED BURN TO CHEST AND ABDOMEN, DX BURN TO CHEST & ABDOMEN

14 MOM TOUCHED A HOT PRESSURE COOKER TODAY. +BURNS BILATERAL PALMS. DX: BURN.

81YOM STATES THAT HE WAS USING A PRESSURE COOKER LAST NIGHT WHEN THE PRESSURE COOKER EXPLODED AND HOT BOILING WATER HIT HIS ABDOMEN DX: SECOND DEGREE BURN OF LOWER ABDOMEN

51 YOM DROPPED BOILING WATER ONTO HIS LEFT FOOT FROM HIS *** 10 DAYS AGO. DX: CELLULITIS LEFT LOWER EXTREMITY, DEEP PARTIAL THICKNESS BURN OF FOOT

26YOF POST BURN FROM OPENING PRESSURE COOKER & SOUP CONTENTS EXPLODED ON TO HANDS & WRISTS, BURNING WAS 10/10 DX SUPERFICIAL BURN OF MULT SITES ON HAND & WRISTS

37YOM, OPENED AN *** PREMATURELY AS IT DID NOT DEPRESSURIZE YET AND SPLASHED WITH HOT WATER TO THE ARM AND ABDOMEN DX: BURN INVOLVING10-19% OF BODY SURFACE

41YOM, WAS COOKING WITH PRESSURE COOKER FOR THE FIRST TIME WHEN IT EXPLODED AND HAD LIQUID SPLASHED ONTO FOREARM AND HAND DX: BURN

The consumer stated that she used the cooker three times successfully, following the instruction. The fourth time she went to use it, the cooker seal failed. The consumer was reaching up to the cabinet to the left the range. The cooker was on the right back burner. The consumer stated that the steam was coming out from the failed seal. The consumer felt the cooker explode The consumer was injured from the steam. The consumer was burned under her right breast (1st and 2nd degree burns). The consumer has two marks on her breast from something hitting her. The consumer also received steam burn on her face. The consumer was wearing eye glasses and they were severely damaged. The consumer believes that if she wasn't wearing glasses, she could have lost her eyes. The consumer's brother took the consumer to the bathroom and put cold water on her. The consumer was treated by family who is a CNA. The consumer called her doctor and spoke over the phone. The consumer was provided prescription medication for her burns. The consumer spoke to the manf. They informed her that she might not have used the cooker properly. They asked for the consumer to return the cooker. The consumer does not want to send back the cooker because she would like to have it tested for product safety. The consumer also contacted the retailer and filed a complained with them. Their insurance company has opened a claim. The consumer stated that the retailer will mostly pass the claim to the manf. The consumer stated that the manf is trying to blame her for misusing the product. The consumer asked the manf to send that statement to her in writing. The consumer was informed by the manf that there have been no complaints on this product.

My instapot pressure cooker melted and started to catch fire while using it.

The hot air accumulated in the instant pot brand I bought last year made an inflatable and then an explosion. Although I write to the company customer care section constantly asking me photos and information. I send it but so far, no one has looked for solutions or problems have not been interested.

I purchased Zojirushi NP-NVC10 Induction Heating Pressure Cooker in December 2013. The cooker has experienced some problems in recent days, and I was electrocuted and almost burned my hand when I touched the lid and metal part. It seems the product is dangerous especially when if hands are wet.

(09/22/2016) The consumer stated that she had apples in the pressure cooker. She let the pressure off and tried to open the product. The consumer stated that the steam was out and as she tried to open it, the cooker exploded. The consumer stated that the steam and apples blew out and burned her left arm. The consumer went to the ER at [REDACTED] Hospital in [REDACTED]. The consumer had to go to the Trauma Unit. The consumer had second and third degree burns.

I have owned and used a [REDACTED] unitank beer fermenter for 2 1/2 years. I have probably brewed 30 to 40 five gallon batches in my unitank since receiving in January 2019. Around five or six of those have been pressure fermentations (the [REDACTED] is "rated" up to 15 psi according to the manufacturer). A few weeks back, it was my intent to brew a beer in the fermenter and to ferment at 10 psi. I use a tri-clamp Blichmann spunding valve to control psi. I sanitized the [REDACTED] placed all connections and lid on the fermenter, and started to pressurize with the spunding valve by keeping it full open at first, and closing the valve until it released CO2 at 10 psi. Never got there. At 9 PSI the band clamp closure failed, the lid exploded off and cracked my knuckle severing two tendons. These severed tendons required orthopedic surgery 10 days later to reattach. I just thank God the lid did not hit me in the face or head.

Our client was cooking when her pressure cooker exploded. She was covered in steaming hot water and suffered gruesome burns over her arms, stomach and breasts.

the pressure cooker exploded on the stove while I was cooking bean soup; spewing hot bean soup in a 4 ft radius around the pressure cooker