A recall has been issued for Panasonic Electric Toaster Ovens due to a risk of shock or fire hazard, posing a concern for Buffalo residents who own the product. The recall was issued on Friday, July 17, 2026, and affects residents who use the toaster ovens for daily cooking.
The recall is due to a risk of shock or fire hazard, and residents are advised to stop using the product immediately.
"Residents should stop using the product immediately and contact Panasonic for a refund or replacement," said a spokesperson for the company.
The recall affects Buffalo residents who purchased the Panasonic Electric Toaster Oven, particularly those living in apartments or homes with small kitchens. The product was widely available at local retailers, including those on Hertel Ave.
The recall is a concern for local homeowners who use the toaster ovens for daily cooking, as it poses a risk to their safety. South Buffalo homeowners, in particular, are affected, as they often rely on small appliances for cooking.
The recall is also a concern for local businesses that sell the Panasonic Electric Toaster Oven, as they will need to provide refunds or replacements to customers. Buffalo businesses, including those on Main St, will need to take steps to notify customers of the recall.
Residents can contact Panasonic for more information on the recall and to arrange for a refund or replacement. The company will provide instructions on how to return the product and receive a refund or replacement.