City council not happy with developer’s plans for City of Palms ParkFriends grieving for 15-year-old shot during attempted robbery
Photo via Consumer Product Safety Commission FORT MYERS, Fla. More than 550,000 dishwashers are part of an expanded recall for dishwashers that can catch fire. Five reports of the power cords overheating and causing fires led to the expansion of the recall that was first issued in 2015. MORE: Vegetables sold at Walmart, Target, Trader Joe’s recalled It encompasses Bosch, Gaggenau, Jenn-Air and Thermador dishwashers sold between January 2013 and May 2015. Dishwashers with the following model and serial numbers are part of the recall, according to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission: Brand Model number beginning with Serial number range *indicates models that were included in the previous recall on October 1, 2015. The date range was expanded for these models. Bosch SHE33T SHE53T SHE65T SHE68T SHE7PT SHE8PT SHP53T SHP65T SHP7PT SHV53T SHV68T SHV7PT SHV8PT SHX53T SHX65T SHX68T SHX7PT SHX8PT FD 9209 – 9403 SGE53U SGE63E* SGE68U SGV63E* SGX68U SHE9PT* SHV9PT* SHX5ER* SHX7ER* SHX9PT* SPE5ES* SPE53U SPE68U SPV5ES* SPX5ES* SPX68U FD 9401 – 9501 Gaggenau DF2417* DF2607* DF2617* FD 9401 – 9501 Jenn-Air JDB9600CWS JDB9600CWP JDB9600CWX FD 9404 – 9501 Thermador DWHD44 FD 9209 – 9403 DWHD64* DWHD65* FD 9401 – 9501 Anyone with these dishwashers should immediately stop using them and contact BSH Home Appliances for a free inspection and repair. Call 1-88-965-5813 from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. or visit these websites: Bosch — www.bosch-home.com/us and click on Service, then Safety Notices Gaggenau www.gaggenau.com/us and click on Support, then Safety Notices Jenn-Air www.jennair.com and click on product recalls at the bottom of the page Thermador www.thermador.com and click on Customer Care, then Safety Notices MORE: Toyota recalls 310,000 minivans over rollaway risk Photo via Consumer Product Safety Commission Photo via Consumer Product Safety Commission Photo via Consumer Product Safety Commission Photo via Consumer Product Safety Commission