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SharkNinja Recalls 1.8 Million Foodi Pressure Cookers for Burn Hazard: Meyers & Flowers Investigating Injury Claims

05/15/2025 |

On May 1, 2025, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) issued a major recall involving 1.8 million SharkNinja Foodi multi-function pressure cookers. The recall stems from reports that these popular kitchen appliances can pose a burn hazard if the lid is opened while contents are still pressurized. At Meyers & Flowers, our product liability attorneys are now investigating injury claims related to this dangerous kitchen appliance.

If you or a loved one suffered burns or other injuries while using a recalled SharkNinja Foodi pressure cooker, you may be entitled to financial compensation. Our legal team of Chicago product injury lawyers is standing by to review your case at no cost.

Why Were the SharkNinja Pressure Cookers Recalled?

According to the CPSC recall, these SharkNinja Foodi pressure cookers can release hot food and liquids when the lid is opened, even if the user believes all pressure has been released. This creates a burn hazard, especially if the cooker is still pressurized. If you were hurt by this device, make sure to seek help from a burn injury attorney in Chicago.

The CPSC and SharkNinja have received at least 62 reports of incidents, including injuries such as second- and third-degree burns. Consumers report being sprayed with scalding hot contents while attempting to open the lid.

Models Affected by the Recall

This recall involves certain Ninja Foodi 6.5-quart and 8-quart electric pressure cookers with the following model numbers:

  • 6.5-Quart Models: OL500, OL501, OL601
  • 8-Quart Models: OL701

These cookers were sold nationwide and online from August 2021 through November 2023 at retailers such as Walmart, Target, Kohl’s, Best Buy, and Amazon.

If you’re unsure whether your unit is affected, visit the official recall notice from the CPSC or SharkNinja’s website for a full list of model numbers and remedy instructions.

Pressure Cooker Explosions and Burn Injuries

Pressure cookers are designed to cook food faster using steam pressure—but if a product fails to release pressure safely, it can turn into a dangerous, defective device. Victims may experience:

  • Second- and third-degree burns
  • Permanent scarring
  • Infection or skin grafts
  • Emotional trauma
  • Lost income and medical expenses

At Meyers & Flowers, we have years of experience holding manufacturers accountable for dangerous consumer products, including defective cooking devices and appliances. If you were harmed by a SharkNinja Foodi pressure cooker explosion, we’re here to help you pursue justice and full compensation.

What Should You Do If You Were Injured by a Recalled Pressure Cooker?

If you or a family member has suffered burns or other injuries while using a recalled SharkNinja pressure cooker, here are important steps to take:

  1. Seek medical attention and follow all treatment plans
  2. Preserve the pressure cooker and do not attempt repairs
  3. Take photos of your injuries and the cooker
  4. Keep receipts or proof of purchase, if available
  5. Consult a Chicago personal injury attorney to understand your legal options

Even if your injuries occurred before the recall was issued, you may still have a valid claim.

Can I File a Lawsuit for a Pressure Cooker Injury?

In some cases, injured consumers may be eligible to pursue compensation for:

  • Medical bills
  • Lost income
  • Pain and suffering
  • Long-term care or therapy
  • Permanent disfigurement or scarring

Product liability laws exist to hold manufacturers accountable when unsafe products enter the marketplace. An experienced attorney can help determine whether the pressure cooker had a design, manufacturing, or warning defect and guide you through the next steps.

Speak With a Product Liability Attorney in Chicago Today

At Meyers & Flowers, we are actively investigating incidents involving the recently recalled SharkNinja Foodi pressure cookers. Our team has extensive experience in handling defective product and burn injury cases, and we’re here to help individuals and families understand their rights and legal options.

If you or someone you care about was injured while using one of these recalled pressure cookers, don’t hesitate to reach out. Our team is here to answer your questions and provide trusted guidance on what to do next. Contact us today at 630-576-9696 for your free, no obligation case evaluation or click here.

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