Whatever Works Microwave Grillers Recalled in U.S. Over Fire Risk

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has announced a recall of Whatever Works microwave grillers due to risks of overheating and catching fire. The CPSC said the product poses a risk of serious injury or death from fire.

The recalled products are Whatever Works microwave grillers. They are rectangular, with a white plastic exterior, black locking clips on the sides, hinge tabs at the back, and two black nonstick metal plates. The model number K4001 can be found on the product purchase receipt. According to the CPSC announcement, about 8,709 units are being recalled. The recall date is October 29, 2026, and the recall number is 27-050.

What to do if you have an affected product

1. Check the product’s appearance and the model information on your purchase receipt to see whether it is included in the recall.
2. Stop using an affected product immediately.
3. Contact Whatever Works to request a full refund. The company says it will provide a prepaid label so you can return the product.

For contact information and details about the process, see the original link. We have not added any unconfirmed conditions for requesting a refund or processing times to this notice.

This article summarizes the official announcement from the U.S. CPSC. Original CPSC announcement

This article summarizes the official U.S. CPSC recall announcement. Original: Official CPSC announcement