Samsung washing machines are seen as an employee inspects refrigerators at a Samsung display store in Johannesburg, Oct. 3, 2013. REUTERS/Siphiwe Sibeko The millions of washing machines that ...

It was great. But just over a week ago, it came out that Samsung is dealing with a class-action lawsuit alleging that some of its top-loading washing machines can actually explode. And, thanks to a ...

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In addition to the Samsung washing machine owners who say they have been unable to get their recalled appliance repaired, Consumerist has heard from owners who've successfully had their washers ...

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Updated: Dec 23, 2022 / 10:26 AM HST (WTNH) — Samsung is recalling about 663,500 top-load washing machine units due to a fire hazard, the Consumer Product Safety Commission announced Thursday.

By Lee Kyung-min Won Jeong-yeon, a mother of two in her 30s, makes sure that the door of her Samsung Electronics washing machine is tightly closed. This is a new habit she has after watching the ...

Despite the recall of nearly 3 million washing machines by Korean company Samsung, a rash of explosions continues. Over the weekend, yet another Samsung washer exploded, this time in Irving, Texas.

OFXFORD (WTVD) -- Despite a national recall, I continue to get complaints about some Samsung top loading washing machines. In 2015, ABC11 was the first to expose the problem with some Samsung top ...

In 2013, Samsung issued a voluntary recall of around 144,000 of its top loader washing machines after discovering they posed a fire risk due to an internal fault in the wiring. The fault affected six ...

Samsung's washing machine woes follow an expansive recall tied to overheating and exploding batteries in some of the company's popular Galaxy Note 7 smartphones.

Installation of a new machine and removal of the old one will be free. If you decide to stick with Samsung, the company says they will offer a "loyalty incentive" of up to $150.