Health Canada Consumer Product Safety · Canada · 2013-08-15
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Reported risk: If the burner flame goes out and the consumer turns the control knob to “OFF”, the electronic ignition may unexpectedly ignite the accumulated propane, posing a burn hazard. In the United States, 26 incident reports have been received, resulting in 4 reports of burns and 7 other reports of burned or singed hair. Neither Char-Broil nor Health Canada has been made aware of any incidents in Canada related to the use of these grills.
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