General Electric Ovens: Difference between revisions

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This is a list of all consumer protection incidents related to this product line. Any incidents not mentioned here can be found in the [[:Category:{{PAGENAME}}|{{PAGENAME}} category]].

{{Placeholder box|* [[Example incident one]] (14 March 2022): General Electric ovens were found to require connection to WiFi before certain features could be used<ref name":1">https://www.consumerreports.org/appliances/do-you-need-wifi-to-cook-a-roast-a9457457941/</ref>. Even though the ovens contained the necessary physical buttons to turn on these features, the oven would not activate those features until it had been first connected to a WiFi network and the user had connected the oven to the GE Appliances app.

{{Placeholder box|* [[Example incident one]] (14 March 2022): General Electric ovens were found to require connection to WiFi before certain features could be used<ref name":1">https://www.consumerreports.org/appliances/do-you-need-wifi-to-cook-a-roast-a9457457941/</ref>. Even though the ovens contained the necessary physical buttons to turn on these features, the oven would not activate those features until it had been first connected to a WiFi network and the user had connected the oven to the GE Appliances app. The affected features included convection roast, air fry and dehydrate.

* [[Example incident two]] (date):

Incidents affecting all of the company's products can be found in the company article: [[Company article]]}}

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 This is a list of all consumer protection incidents related to this product line. Any incidents not mentioned here can be found in the [[:Category:{{PAGENAME}}|{{PAGENAME}} category]].
-{{Placeholder box|* [[Example incident one]] (14 March 2022): General Electric ovens were found to require connection to WiFi before certain features could be used<ref name":1">https://www.consumerreports.org/appliances/do-you-need-wifi-to-cook-a-roast-a9457457941/</ref>. Even though the ovens contained the necessary physical buttons to turn on these features, the oven would not activate those features until it had been first connected to a WiFi network and the user had connected the oven to the GE Appliances app.
+{{Placeholder box|* [[Example incident one]] (14 March 2022): General Electric ovens were found to require connection to WiFi before certain features could be used<ref name":1">https://www.consumerreports.org/appliances/do-you-need-wifi-to-cook-a-roast-a9457457941/</ref>. Even though the ovens contained the necessary physical buttons to turn on these features, the oven would not activate those features until it had been first connected to a WiFi network and the user had connected the oven to the GE Appliances app. The affected features included convection roast, air fry and dehydrate.
 * [[Example incident two]] (date):
 Incidents affecting all of the company's products can be found in the company article: [[Company article]]}}