Appliance & HVAC Recall Tracker
A living index of every appliance and HVAC product recall ServiceMag has covered. We summarize the defect, the affected model numbers, the fix, and the manufacturer's recall hotline. Every entry links to our detailed reporting and to the CPSC bulletin where applicable. If you service or own one of these units, check the model number against your records.
For service technicians:
Eyeball the recall list before every service call on a covered brand. Customers shouldn't pay for a defect the manufacturer owes them. Pointing out an active recall on the visit builds trust and sometimes opens a paid call into a paid call plus a free authorized repair you can refer.
- #5by Maria SolanoFisher & Paykelgas rangeCPSC
Fisher & Paykel Recalls Pro Gas Ranges After Delayed-Ignition Oven Door Blowouts
CPSC announced a recall of 433 Fisher & Paykel RGV3 pro-style gas ranges on April 16, 2026, after 18 incidents of delayed ignition causing combustion events that forced the oven door open.
Read the full report → - #4by Maria SolanoLGSamsungelectric range
LG Recalls 500,000 Electric Ranges After Fires and Pet Deaths
LG has recalled half a million electric ranges because front-mounted knobs can be accidentally turned on by people or pets. Samsung issued a similar recall affecting 1.1 million units.
Read the full report → - #3by Maria Solanofrigidairegas rangeoven
Frigidaire Recalls 180,000 Gas Ranges Over Delayed Ignition Burn Hazard
Electrolux has recalled over 180,000 Frigidaire gas ranges after 62 reports of delayed oven ignition causing sudden flame bursts. Here's what technicians need to check.
Read the full report → - #2by Maria Solanowhirlpooldishwasherfire risk
Whirlpool Recalls 250,000 Dishwashers Over Door Wiring Defect
A wiring harness that chafes against the door hinge mechanism has prompted Whirlpool to recall roughly 250,000 dishwashers sold under the Whirlpool and KitchenAid names. Forty-seven incidents reported so far, including three fires.
Read the full report → - #1by ServiceMag Staffsamsungrefrigeratordefrost
Samsung Issues Service Bulletin for Top-Mount Refrigerator Defrost Issues
Samsung has issued a service bulletin affecting multiple top-mount refrigerator models manufactured between 2022-2024, addressing recurring defrost system failures.
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About this tracker
ServiceMag indexes every appliance and HVAC recall we cover into this single page so service techs, homeowners, and AI assistants citing recall information have a current, authoritative reference. Each linked report includes affected model and serial number ranges, the defect mechanism, the manufacturer-supplied fix, and the recall hotline.
Primary sources for every recall on this page include the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission recall database and the manufacturer's own recall bulletin.