Walmart Oven Death: What Happened?
A woman in Georgia, United States, died after being electrocuted by a Walmart-brand oven on November 10, 2023. The victim, 62-year-old Shirley Mae Ledford, was using the oven to cook dinner when she was electrocuted.
According to investigators, the oven had a faulty electrical connection that caused it to become electrified. When Ledford touched the oven, she was electrocuted and died at the scene.
The Walmart-brand oven involved in the incident was a Mainstays 24-inch Electric Range. The oven was manufactured in China and sold by Walmart.
Walmart’s Response
Walmart has issued a statement expressing condolences to the victim’s family and announcing that it is investigating the incident. The company has also removed all Mainstays 24-inch Electric Ranges from its stores and online.
Walmart has urged customers who have purchased the Mainstays 24-inch Electric Range to return it to the store for a full refund. Customers can also contact Walmart customer service for more information.
Safety Concerns
The Walmart oven death has raised concerns about the safety of Walmart products. Some consumers are wondering if other Walmart products may be defective and dangerous.
Walmart has a history of product recalls. In recent years, the company has recalled a variety of products, including food, toys, and appliances.
Conclusion
The Walmart oven death is a tragic reminder of the importance of product safety. Consumers should be aware of the risks associated with using products and should take steps to protect themselves from injury.
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