Emeril Lagasse Everyday 360 XL Air Fryer Oven

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20221026-E28A0-2147353128. Severity: Incident, No Injury. Matched catalog product: Emeril Lagasse Everyday 360 XL Air Fryer Oven. Source model text: model 360 air fryer. Incident: I purchased a emeril lagasse air fryer several months ago. I pulled it away from the wall a few days ago to find that the fryer had been against the plug that goes into the wall socket. The plug has been partially melted buy touching the back of the air fryer while it was on. This could cause an electrical short and possible fire.

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20230429-25895-2147347795. Severity: Incident, No Injury. Matched catalog product: Emeril Lagasse Everyday 360 XL Air Fryer Oven. Source model text: Power Air Fryer 360. Incident: Discovered today while cleaning, my toaster oven at some point recently had an electrical arc. Both the plastic around the prong and the outlet have melted and are burned. This seems to have happened maybe in the last week or so - there was no noticeable fire or smell. No one was injured luckily. This is an Emeril Lagasse Power Air Fryer 360

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20251229-DE80E-2147325091. Severity: Incident, No Injury. Product: Emeril Lagasse Everyday 360 XL Air Fryer Oven (Emeril Lagasse Everyday 360 Stainless Steel Air Fryer, 360 Quick Cook Technology, XL capacity, 9-in-1, 12 Pre-Set Cooking Functions including Bake, Rotisserie, Broil, Pizza, Slow Cook, Toaster). Incident: Sirs, I purchased a "Emeril Lagasse Everyday 360 Stainless Steel Air Fryer, 360 Quick Cook Technology, XL capacity, 9-in-1, 12 Pre-Set Cooking Functions including Bake, Rotisserie, Broil, Pizza, Slow Cook, Toaster" from Amazon.com on October 30th 2025. It arrived November 4th, it was removed from the box, plugged in, and when my friend went to preheat it he received a mild shock. I then duplicated his actions and also received a shock by finger touching the metal case while turning knob. I had a VOM and was able to measure the voltage as relatively mild 9 volts DC. I contacted the manufacturer (not an easy task) to get the oven exchanged and warn them of the danger (primarily litigious jerks who would make a big deal out of it). I got a run around with demands for pictures of the outlets it was plugged into, the cord, the oven in place, all easy enough except the oven was delivered to my vacation home and I was driving back1300+ miles the next day and had to take it with me, and could not contact the comapny until after I returned. the company refused to do anything with out the requested pictures despite my explanation of the timing and that it may be 6 months before I returned. I explained that the countertop was butcher block (wood), that the cord had no damage and as the shock was DC and no AC the problem could not be cord related. A week after my return home (where, incidentally, was the Emeril Lagasse airfryer that My wife and I have used for years and caused us to want one at the vacation home) I had triple hernia surgery. Thank god for Amazons customer service who a