What's Wrong with this Picture: Range Anti-Tip Device

I'm very glad that we could provide this information that you did not know previously. If you have children, it can make your heart jump just watching the video I provided above. Anyway, since 1991, after “voluntary safety standards” were developed by UL (Underwriter Laboratories) and ANSI (American National Standards Institute), gas and electric stove installers are required to install anti-tip brackets provided by the manufacturer. Also, kitchen stove must remain stable when 250 pounds of pressure is applied to the open oven door for five minutes. But once the installer is long gone, it's pretty much our responsibility to make sure the device is there to keep our family safe. You can contact your installer if you find that it was not installed as it should have been and want them to come back and install it (A retail store like Sears is required to install the device as per the manufacturers instructions), or you can request an anti-tip bracket from the manufacturer if you don't have one.