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All-Clad Claim Deadline April 18 - Get free pans + $75, or 50% OFF if you purchased All-Clad between 2015-2022
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Last Edited by fis March 27, 2023 at 06:11 AM
This has been discussed in some All-Clad deal threads over the past 6 months but I had not seen a dedicated post explaining the deal, and the deadline is approaching to submit a claim.
BACKGROUND
From 2015 - 2022, All-Clad advertised its D3, D5, and LTD pans as dishwasher safe. In fact, if you put these pans in the dishwasher with harsh detergents, over time the detergents can slowly eat away at the exposed middle aluminum layer. The result is that the edges of your pan lose their smooth finish.
THE SETTLEMENT
If you purchased any of these lines between 1/1/2015 and 7/29/2022, you may claim a settlement from All-Clad.
Even if you didn't receive a notice in the mail, or have your receipt, you may submit a claim here [multi-plycookwaresettlement.com].
Your choices are:
The deadline to submit your claim is April 28, 2023
Note re timing: The original claim form states that claims will be reviewed and validated on a continuing, rolling basis. All Claim Forms will beprocessed after the ClaimsDeadline. Based on the original timeline, we can anticipate that vouchers will be sent out starting in May/June, and replacement Cookware could be sent out starting in August.
BACKGROUND
From 2015 - 2022, All-Clad advertised its D3, D5, and LTD pans as dishwasher safe. In fact, if you put these pans in the dishwasher with harsh detergents, over time the detergents can slowly eat away at the exposed middle aluminum layer. The result is that the edges of your pan lose their smooth finish.
THE SETTLEMENT
If you purchased any of these lines between 1/1/2015 and 7/29/2022, you may claim a settlement from All-Clad.
Even if you didn't receive a notice in the mail, or have your receipt, you may submit a claim here [multi-plycookwaresettlement.com].
Your choices are:
- If you have pieces that have developed "sharp edges," you have 3 choices to trade them in:
- All-Clad will replace those pieces and provide a payment of $75. If you purchased the (now discontinued) LTD line, they will be replaced with D3 pieces.
OR - You may opt instead to receive a free "dishwasher safe" cookware set -- either the Hard Anodized (HA1) 5-piece fry-pan set [all-clad.com] or the Essentials Hard Anodized Nonstick 13-piece cookware set [all-clad.com]. Both sets are aluminum pans with nonstick coatings. They are not the quality of D3 or D5 pans, and I wouldn't recommend the dishwasher for these, either. Also note that the Essentials line is not induction compatible.
OR - You may opt instead to receive a future purchase credit of 50% off purchases up to a total purchase of $1,200 (i.e., $600 value) for any products on All-Clad's website.
- All-Clad will replace those pieces and provide a payment of $75. If you purchased the (now discontinued) LTD line, they will be replaced with D3 pieces.
- If you've discarded your pieces, or if they have not developed "sharp edges," then you can provide a proof of purchase (such as order confirmation or credit card receipt) to receive a future purchase credit of 35% off purchases up to a total purchase of $750 (i.e., $262 value) for any products on All-Clad's website.
The deadline to submit your claim is April 28, 2023
Note re timing: The original claim form states that claims will be reviewed and validated on a continuing, rolling basis. All Claim Forms will beprocessed after the ClaimsDeadline. Based on the original timeline, we can anticipate that vouchers will be sent out starting in May/June, and replacement Cookware could be sent out starting in August.
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Good call. Throw that stuff away because it's dangerous. I would never buy expensive nonstick-coated cookware. Buy one cheap nonstick skillet like a Tramontina or Oxo and replace that every couple of years whether it's showing wear or not. The rest of your cookware should NOT be nonstick-coated.
Do I have to submit a claim for each of the pans, or just claim for the entire set?
Do I have to submit a claim for each of the pans, or just claim for the entire set?
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Mine vary based on how much I used them. I barely noticed it until I bought a new pan in January and compared its shiny smooth polished edge to my older pans. If you put that D5 through the dishwasher repeatedly, it might be worn more than you realized.
Thanks!
Thanks!
If they have a stainless interior, but a brushed aluminum exterior with an aluminum core, than that's Master Chef, MC2, or LTD2, and those don't qualify.
My strategy has been to file a a claim for every pan that might qualify. It takes little effort. When the claim window has closed and we receive the final details about how to complete the claim, we'll know more and can hopefully figure out whether edge cases do or don't qualify.
My working assumption is that funds were already set aside for this settlement, and they've set up a claims administrator to make payouts go as smoothly as possible. After the claim deadline has passed, if the total estimated claims don't exceed the amount that's been set aside, then the claims administrator will just be instructed to process all the claims as efficiently and quickly as possible.
If they have a stainless interior, but a brushed aluminum exterior with an aluminum core, than that's Master Chef, MC2, or LTD2, and those don't qualify.
My strategy has been to file a a claim for every pan that might qualify. It takes little effort. When the claim window has closed and we receive the final details about how to complete the claim, we'll know more and can hopefully figure out whether edge cases do or don't qualify.
My working assumption is that funds were already set aside for this settlement, and they've set up a claims administrator to make payouts go as smoothly as possible. After the claim deadline has passed, if the total estimated claims don't exceed the amount that's been set aside, then the claims administrator will just be instructed to process all the claims as efficiently and quickly as possible.
How do I differentiate brushed aluminum from stainless steel though?
I filed a claim for most of my pans so far and looking at the FAQ, it seems I'll be getting labels for each one of those claims and then have to send those in after having chosen Option 1.1.
Thanks again!
How do I differentiate brushed aluminum from stainless steel though?
I filed a claim for most of my pans so far and looking at the FAQ, it seems I'll be getting labels for each one of those claims and then have to send those in after having chosen Option 1.1.
Thanks again!
Last Question: Are LTD non stick frying pans eligible?
Last Question: Are LTD non stick frying pans eligible?
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