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Product Defect Class Action Settlements in North Carolina (2026)

2 active product defect settlements available to North Carolina residents. 1 No Proof Required

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Whirlpool defective refrigerator class action settlement

Whirlpool defective refrigerator

Whirlpool refrigerators have a "wire harness issue" that causes the ice maker, ice dispenser, water dispenser and/or control panel to fail. A class action settlement will provide cash or repairs.

Undisclosed Total fund
Product Defect
📅 Open

Whirlpool $2.81M Refrigerator Defect Class Action Settlement

Whirlpool $2.81M Refrigerator Defect

Consumers who purchased a qualifying Whirlpool refrigerator may be eligible to claim a cash payment or repair benefits from a class action settlement.

$2,810,000 Total fund
No Proof Required

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Product Defect Class Action Settlements in North Carolina — FAQ (2026)

Are there product defect class action settlements open to North Carolina residents in 2026?

Yes. SettlementRadar is currently tracking 2 active product defect settlements open to North Carolina residents. Browse the list above, check eligibility, and file your claim — 1 require no proof of purchase.

Do I need proof to file a product defect settlement claim in North Carolina?

Many product defect settlements only require a sworn statement — no receipts, documents, or purchase history needed. SettlementRadar flags all "No Proof Required" settlements so you can file in minutes. North Carolina residents are eligible for the same national settlements as all other U.S. residents.

How much can North Carolina residents get from a product defect class action?

Payouts vary by settlement. Small cases may pay $5–$50 per person. Major product defect cases can pay $100–$2,000+. Check each settlement's estimated payout range above. File early — the more claims filed, the smaller the individual payout.

How do I file a product defect settlement claim in North Carolina?

Filing is free. Visit the individual settlement page, check eligibility requirements, and submit the claim form directly with the settlement administrator. SettlementRadar also offers a $9.99 assisted filing service where we handle everything for you.

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