Bosch Class Action Lawsuit

Bosch 2420es Tankless Water Heater

The class action lawsuit against Bosch has been levied by consumers who contend that the business’s drawer defrost ovens are extremely dangerous to use and operate. On Sept. 8, 2021, Edin, a former chief executive officer of Bosch, allegedly melted butter for 30 seconds in the microwave while the machine was making buzzing noises which sounded like an electric fire was starting. The incident caused a fire which reportedly gutted the building and left a hole in the ceiling.

According to the class action lawsuit, the device used in Bosch products poses a real and present danger of serious personal injury or even death due to the very fact that the electrical wiring within the microwave is defective. The complaint further claims that because of the defect, the risk of electrical shock due to the constant operation of the magnetron tube is very high. The Class Action lawsuit further claims that since the defect was discovered over a year ago, Bosch has refused to fix the problem and make good on their responsibility to repair the magnetron tubes. A Class Action lawsuit is filed by those who believe they have a case against the defendant which requires the courts to decide the validity of the class action lawsuit.

The Class action lawsuit against Bosch has caused quite a stir among several safety groups. This is largely due to the fact that not only has the company refused to acknowledge their negligence, but they have also tried to pass off the blame to the consumers of their products as well. It is believed that the primary cause of the recall is that because they did not think there was a real safety issue with the magnetron tubes, the company chose to pass it off as being a manufacturing defect. In addition, the company has tried to pass off their non-genuine concern as a loss of revenue for having to close a very large part of their factory.

In their attempt to cover their profits at any cost, Bosch has passed the price-fixing law, which states that if a company has priced their product too low, they must refund part of the selling price. If a manufacturer does not sell their products at a “fair market” price, then they are not allowed to pass this price-fixing law to their customers. Bosch’s refusal to refund the price-fixing money has caused many people to falsely believe that there is a real safety issue with their microwave ovens. As a result, more people who may be interested in purchasing a Bosch microwave are being steered towards the Class Action Lawsuit filed by the victims.

Because of the widespread attention that Bosch has received, several other companies have decided to follow suit in an effort to gain a new customer base. As a direct result, many of these other manufacturers have decided to institute policies that will allow for price-fixing claims, thus preventing their class members from recovering their losses. However, because the Class Action Lawsuits were filed by actual Bosch microwaves, and because the company chose not to participate in the proceedings, other manufacturers are now allowed to charge these same prices without regard to whether or not they are being priced too low. This loophole in the price-fixing law has opened the door wide open to further class-action lawsuits.

To make matters worse for the victims of the scam, several companies have decided to use “secret additives” to their products in an attempt to fool consumers into believing that their products are safer than they actually are. For example, one particular company has decided to add Sodium Hypochlorite to their tankless hot water heater manual as an “ectopic reagent”. While it can be used in the reagent experiment with salt crystals, it has no bearing on whether or not the product can actually work in a real household setting. In addition to sodium hypochlorite, several companies have added chlorine and hydrochloric acid to their manuals. Unfortunately, both of these chemicals are known carcinogens.

Because of the above factors, I believe that the Bosch 2420es tankless water heater is a legitimate class-action lawsuit. The claims should be paid for lost wages and medical expenses incurred due to health problems brought about by the defendant’s negligence. Additionally, damages for pain and suffering should also be awarded to the plaintiffs. If you are a victim of this type of fraud, contact a qualified and experienced Los Angeles Class Action Lawyer today.