Samsung announces recall of 2.8 million washing machine units
Samsung Recalls 2.8 Million Top-Load Washing Machines : The Two-Way : NPR
RECALL: Samsung recalls top-load washing machines due to fire hazard - MyParisTexas
Samsung Washer That Exploded in Texas Home Was On Recall List | wfmynews2.com
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Samsung recalls 34 models of washing machine | The Star
Recalled washer comes apart in Raleigh home - ABC11 Raleigh-Durham
Samsung recalls top-loading washing machines because short-circuit can start a fire - pennlive.com
Samsung recalls more than 660,000 washing machines after fire hazard reports | CNN Business
Samsung, CPSC Recalling 2.8 Million Top-Loading Washing Machines Due to Risk of Explosion - ABC News
Feds warn of safety issues with Samsung washing machines
Samsung recalls 663,000 top-load washers due to fire hazard | WEAR
Samsung Recalls Top-Load Washing Machines Due to Fire Hazard; Software Repair Available | CPSC.gov
Samsung recalls more than 600,000 washing machines after reported injuries, saying machines pose fire hazard
Cedar Rapids man has trouble getting recalled washer repaired
Over 600k recalls on Samsung Top-Load Washing Machines
Hundreds of thousands of Samsung top-loading washing machines recalled
Washing Machine Recall | Samsung Australia
Samsung recalls 2.8m washing machines after reports of explosions | Samsung | The Guardian
Samsung washer recall: More than 660,000 top load washing machines recalled after fire hazard reports - ABC7 Los Angeles
Samsung Issues Recall For Exploding Washer Machines
Samsung Recalls 2.8 Million Washing Machines Following Serious Injuries
Samsung recalls 2.8 million washing machines
So, Samsung Washer Machines Also Explode - Major HiFi
How-to Return Samsung Top Load Washing Machine - Recalled - YouTube
Consumers: Samsung washers still potentially dangerous after 'fix'
Washing machines recalled due to fire hazard | WPRI.com
