Texas Power Quick Pot Pressure Cooker Lawsuit

Federal safety officials are warning consumers about the risk of a serious burn injuries from about 393,000 Power Quick Pot® Pressure Cookers. At least 24 people reported serious burn injuries when the lid opened unexpectedly.

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About the Power Quick Pot Warning

Imported by: Tristar Products, Inc. of Altamonte Springs, Florida
Name of Product: Power Quick Pot 6-quart electric pressure cooker
Model: Y6D-36
Units: About 393,000
Risk: The lid can open while the unit is pressurized, resulted in an explosion of hot contents (food, liquid, steam)
Injuries: 24 reports of people who suffered serious burn injuries
Recall: No. Tristar refused to recall the pressure cookers.
Official source: CPSC warning notice

Warning After Tristar Power Quick Pot Linked to 24 Serious Burn Injuries

In October 2026, the CPSC warned consumers to immediately stop using the Power Quick Pot 6-quart electric pressure cooker (model Y6D-36) sold by Tristar Products. At least 24 people reported serious burn injuries when the lid opened unexpectedly while the unit was pressurized. The warning involves about 393,000 pressure cookers that were sold between July 2018 and November 2023.

Is This a Recall?

No. According to the CPSC warning, “The importer, Tristar Products, Inc., of Altamonte Springs, Florida, has refused to recall these products or offer a remedy to consumers.” There is no refund, repair kit, or replacement process available to consumers.

What Is the Defect?

The lid on the Power Quick Pot can open while it is still pressurized. If the lid opens, the built-up pressure can explode out of the pot. Anyone nearby may be engulfed in a cloud of scalding-hot steam. They can also be hit by sticky food and liquid, resulting in severe burn injuries.

Which Products Are Affected?

Power Quick Pot® 6-quart electric pressure cooker
Model Y6D-36 (on a label on the back of the unit)
The name “Power Quick Pot” on the front
Stainless-steel body with a black pressure lid
Button controls with a digital temperature and function display
Imported by Tristar Products Inc.

Where Were They Sold?

The pressure cookers were sold from July 2018 through November 2023 online at Walmart.com, Amazon.com, Ebay.com and other retailers. The price ranged from about $44 to $160.

Oners to stop using the cooker and dispose of them. If you or someone you know suffered an injury, you can report it at SaferProducts.gov. For more information, visit the CPSC warning page.

Tristar Pressure Cooker Lawsuits

Tristar Products has been hit with several lawsuits involving pressure cookers in recent years, including cases in Texas. Lawsuits have also been filed by people who were burned by the Power Quick Pot.

For example, a lawsuit was filed in Nebraska federal court by a woman who claims that the lid of her Y6D-36 opened under pressure and burned her face, chest, and arms. In October 2025, the judge denied Tristar’s request for summary judgment.

Legal Help for Pressure Cooker Burn Victims in Texas

Serious burn injuries from hot food, liquid, or steam can result in expensive medical bills, lifelong scarring, and time off work. Texans who were burned by defective pressure cookers may be eligible to file a lawsuit, which can help you seek justice and compensation.

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