Cuisinart has issued a voluntary recall of 8 Million food processors due to laceration hazards. The utensil’s riveted blade can crack over time, allowing pieces of the blade to break off into food and pose a serious laceration hazard to consumers. There have been 69 reports of consumers finding broken blad pieces in food, including 30 reports of injuries/lacerations to the mouth and teeth.
The recall involves all Cuisinart Food Processors with four rivets in the blades which were sold from July 1996 through December 2015 for between $100 and $350. Recalled models include model numbers (located on the bottom of the food processor) that begin with the following:
| CFP-9 | CFP-11 | DFP-7 | DFP-11 |
| DFP-14 | DLC-5 | DLC-7 | DLC-8 |
| DLC-10 | DLC-XP | DLC-2007 | DLC-2009 |
| DLC-2011 | DLC-2014 | DLC-3011 | DLC-3019 |
| EV-7 | EV-10 | EV-11 | EV-14 |
| KFP-7 | MP-14 |
If you are affected…
Cuisinart is asking all affected consumers to immediately stop using the the food processor’s riveted blade and to contact Cuisinart for a free replacement blade. Consumers can contact Cuisinart about a replacement by calling toll-free at (215) 568-3500. Consumers can also visit the Cuisinart website to view the Product Recalls page for more information.
Model Number location |
Riveted Blade |
Food Processor |
Food Processor |
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