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samsung in us 'exploding washing machines' probe - samsung
Samsung has confirmed that the company is in talks with US consumer regulators after filing a lawsuit against the US consumer regulator over the washing machine "explosion.
Commission on Consumer Product Safety (CPSC)
Warning about problems with some of Samsung's top productsload machines.
At the same time, an American law firm filed a lawsuit against the South Korean company, saying the fault could result in injury or damage.
A spokesman said models sold outside North America were not affected by the problem.
The problem is that Samsung recalled the Note 7 smartphone worldwide because of the "explosion" battery.
Both Samsung and CPSC said,
Between March 2011 and April 2016, the loading of the washing machine was affected.
"In rare cases, the affected units may experience abnormal vibration and may cause personal injury or risk of property damage when cleaning bedding, bulky or water --
"Anti-items," Samsung said.
The company advises consumers of affected models to use lower models
Speed up subtle cycles when washing these materials.
Instead of naming the model, Samsung allows the customer to enter the serial number to see if their machine is in the affected machine.
The company also faces lawsuits from an American law firm that claims to be some of its "Top Lawyers"
According to lawyer Jason Lichtman, the loading washing machine exploded in the owner's home, "causing potential damage or damage.
User reports for Samsung top-
The company said in a statement: "As early as the date of installation, the load gasket will explode, while other owners see their machines explode months or even more than a year after purchase.
A faulty washing machine came as Samsung recalled its flagship smartphone Galaxy Note 7 worldwide.
The company was forced to urge 2.
Some phones are on fire due to battery failure, 5 million phones will be returned and users report "explosive devices ".
Samsung said Thursday it will start selling its new Galaxy Note 7 smartphone in South Korea this week.
The improved smartphone will start selling in other markets including some European countries in October 28.
A Samsung spokesman said: "We want to assure you that the new Note 7 phone is running normally and will not pose any concern for security.
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