Oster Oven Recall Lawsuit [2025 Update]

Oster Oven Recall Overview

The Oster French Door Countertop Oven recall was initiated after numerous reports of the doors unexpectedly closing resulting in burn injuries to users’ hands and arms.

The defect lies in a spring-loaded bilateral door system that fails to remain open, allowing both doors to swing shut suddenly while the oven is still hot.

These countertop and toaster oven models were sold for nearly a decade through national retailers and online platforms, reaching millions of homes across the country.

The ovens were available with either analog dials or digital push button controls, offering multiple cooking settings and finishes, though the models differ in appearance and size.

Regardless of design, the underlying mechanical flaw creates a risk of serious contact burns whenever users reach into the hot interior.

The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) classified the issue due to burn hazard, prompting one of the largest product recalls in the countertop appliance category in recent years.

Consumers should immediately stop using the affected ovens and contact the manufacturer for repair instructions or further guidance.

Many households may still own these ovens without realizing they are part of an active recall, continuing to face preventable risks.

The recall serves as a reminder of how seemingly minor design defects in home appliances can lead to widespread injuries and costly consumer harm.

Recalled Oster Countertop Ovens: Models and Product Details

The recall involves approximately 1.29 million Oster French Door Countertop Ovens distributed across the United States.

These four models were recalled after reports that the doors can unexpectedly close, posing a serious burn hazard during use.

The ovens were sold in stores nationwide and online by major retailers for several years before the recall was announced.

Consumers are urged to check their units, retain any original packaging, and verify whether their oven matches one of the affected models listed below.

Recalled models include:

• TSSTTVFDXL
• TSSTTVFDDG
• TSSTTVFDMAF
• TSSTTVFDDAF

What Sunbeam Products Inc. is Doing for the Oster Oven Recall

In response to the safety issues identified by the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), Sunbeam Products Inc. has issued a nationwide recall for select Oster French Door Countertop Ovens.

The recall covers multiple model numbers associated with reports of oven doors unexpectedly closing during use, leading to burn injuries.

To address the defect, Sunbeam is providing a free repair kit that includes a clip-on device designed to increase the holding strength of the doors and keep them securely open.

The company states that the fix can be installed at home without tools and does not require the oven to be shipped back.

Some units with metal handles have also been identified in the recall due to similar door mechanism failures.

Consumers are advised to stop using the recalled countertop ovens and contact Sunbeam Products Inc. to request the free repair kit and confirm their model’s inclusion in the recall.

Sunbeam has made repair instructions, registration links, and safety information available on its official recall website.

Injuries Reportedly Linked to the Defective Oster French Door Countertop Oven

The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) and Sunbeam Products Inc. have confirmed multiple injury incidents tied to the recalled Oster French Door Countertop Oven.

The defective door mechanism can unexpectedly close posing a burn hazard to consumers, trapping hands or arms against hot metal racks and cookware.

At least two reports describe victims sustaining second degree burns that required professional medical treatment.

These incidents highlight how quickly contact with a high-heat surface can cause serious tissue damage.

In addition to direct burns, users have reported painful swelling, blistering, and scarring resulting from the door malfunction.

Experts warn that repeated use of the defective ovens can lead to further severe injuries if the issue remains uncorrected.

Anyone who has been burned while using one of the recalled ovens should document their injuries and seek medical and legal assistance.

Potential injuries include:

• First, second, or third degree burns from contact with hot interior surfaces or cookware
• Thermal blistering and skin peeling due to sudden door closure during use
• Permanent scarring and discoloration from deep tissue burns
• Nerve damage leading to chronic pain or loss of sensation in affected areas
• Lacerations or cuts if the user reacts suddenly and hits sharp edges or interior components
• Swelling and inflammation requiring medical dressings or topical treatment
• Infection risk if burns are not properly cleaned or treated
• Psychological trauma from sudden pain, fear, or lasting disfigurement
• Loss of mobility or dexterity in hands or wrists after severe burns heal with scar tissue
• Property damage to kitchen surfaces or materials from hot racks or spilled contents

What To Do If You Were Injured by a Recalled Oster Oven

If you suffered burns or other injuries from a recalled Oster French Door Countertop Oven, immediate action can protect your health and strengthen your potential legal claim.

First, seek prompt medical treatment and document all care related to your injuries. Preserve the oven in its current condition, along with any receipts, photos, and original packaging that can help verify the model and defect.

Avoid repairing, cleaning, or discarding the appliance, as this may destroy key evidence.

Reporting your injury and consulting a lawyer experienced in defective product cases are essential next steps toward securing compensation.

Steps to take after an injury:

1. Seek immediate medical attention and follow all treatment instructions.
2. Unplug the oven and move it to a safe location, avoiding further use.
3. Keep the appliance, original packaging, and proof of purchase as evidence.
4. Photograph your injuries, the oven, and the area of the incident.
5. Report the injury to Sunbeam Products Inc. and the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC).
6. Contact a product liability lawyer to discuss your legal rights and potential compensation.

Evidence Needed for an Oster Oven Lawsuit

Strong evidence is critical in proving that a recalled Oster French Door Countertop Oven directly caused your injuries.

Documentation helps establish the defect, the extent of your harm, and the manufacturer’s responsibility for selling an unsafe product.

Preserving both the appliance and supporting records allows investigators and legal experts to verify the model, mechanism failure, and sequence of events.

Without clear evidence, it becomes difficult to demonstrate liability or pursue full compensation for your losses.

Evidence includes:

• The recalled Oster oven, stored in its original packaging if available
• Photos and videos of the oven, the scene of the incident, and your injuries
• Purchase receipts, warranty documents, or order confirmations
• Medical records and bills detailing treatment for burns or other injuries
• Repair kit or recall correspondence from Sunbeam Products Inc.
• Witness statements or accounts from anyone present during the injury
• Communication with the manufacturer or Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC)
• Proof of property damage caused by the defective oven

Damages Potentially Available in an Oster Oven Lawsuit

In a product liability case, damages refer to the financial and personal losses suffered as a direct result of a defective product.

For victims of the recalled Oster French Door Countertop Oven, these damages can include both economic costs (such as medical bills) and non-economic harms like pain, trauma, and long-term disability.

A lawyer evaluates medical documentation, injury severity, and the impact on your daily life to determine the full value of your claim.

By working with medical experts and economists, your attorney can accurately calculate and pursue compensation that reflects the true scope of your suffering.

Recoverable damages may include:

• Medical bills for emergency treatment, hospitalization, and rehabilitation
• Future medical expenses for ongoing care or reconstructive procedures
• Lost wages and loss of future earning potential
• Pain and suffering caused by burns or lasting physical pain
• Permanent scarring or disfigurement resulting from second-degree or deeper burns
• Property damage from heat, fire, or smoke during the incident
• Emotional distress and psychological trauma following the injury
• Loss of quality of life due to chronic pain or physical limitations

TorHoerman Law: Investigating Injuries from Recalled Countertop Ovens

The widespread recalls of countertop and toaster ovens show how dangerous design flaws can cause devastating injuries inside ordinary homes.

TorHoerman Law is actively investigating cases involving recalled Oster French Door Countertop Ovens and other defective kitchen appliances that have led to burns, scarring, and lasting harm.

Our firm works with safety engineers, medical experts, and product investigators to hold negligent manufacturers accountable for releasing unsafe products to consumers.

Victims of these recalls deserve justice and compensation for their injuries, medical expenses, and emotional recovery.

If you or a loved one suffered burn injuries or other harm from a recalled countertop oven, contact TorHoerman Law today for a free, no-obligation consultation.

You may be eligible to pursue compensation for your medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering.

Call our office or use the chat feature on this page to get in touch with our legal team and learn how we can help you move forward.