Class Action.org is investigating whether certain Kenmore ovens may pose a fire hazard. Several consumers have complained of Kenmore oven fires, and Class Action.org would like to hear from anyone with similar complaints to determine if legal recourse is available to these individuals. If you have experienced a Kenmore oven fire in your home, visit
http://www.classaction.org/kenmore-ovens.html for a free, no obligation review of your claim.
Several consumers have reported
Kenmore oven fires with their appliances. One consumer claimed that he noted flames coming from his Whirlpool electric stove and had to lift the top of the stove to spray the fire extinguisher directly on the electrical lines. He claims that as a result of the Whirlpool oven fire, his home suffered smoke damage and his kitchen counter tops suffered fire damage. It is believed that this oven fire resulted from failure of the oven control circuit board on which at least one of the electronic/electrical components failed and resulted in the overall damage. Electrical problems are suspected in another consumer’s claim of a Kenmore oven fire. Allegedly, in this instance, the fire began in the compartment under the stovetop as a result of electrical short circuiting between two power circuitry wires to the front-left burner. He claims that the Kenmore oven fire caused damage to his cabinets, stove and built-in microwave. His range was said to be marked “Whirlpool,” while the vent hood was marked “Kenmore.”
In light of these claims of Kenmore oven fires, Class Action.org is offering a free online consultation to anyone who underwent a similar experience. Potentially, these individuals may have legal recourse to seek compensation for losses resulting from the fire, including property damage. To learn more about
Kenmore oven fire allegations and to receive your free case review, visit Class Action.org today.
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