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Appliances recalls

These campaigns are the ones where NHTSA's component field names an appliance, such as a cooktop, a refrigerator, or an air conditioner. An LP furnace filed under the LP system is on the LP gas page. A model year on this page is not proof your VIN is included.

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NHTSA's component field on these campaigns includes EQUIPMENT:APPLIANCE:OVEN/STOVE/COOKTOP, EQUIPMENT:APPLIANCE:REFRIGERATOR, and EQUIPMENT:APPLIANCE:AIR CONDITIONER. The newest campaign, 26V-586, says: A griddle stowed while the gas is still in use can increase the risk of a fire. Read the campaign that names your rig. A model year on this list is not proof your VIN is included.

Campaigns

38 campaigns.

  1. Official recall

    26V-586

    Filed September 10, 2026

    The exterior griddle may be stowed while still connected to the LP gas line.

    Look up 26V-586 at NHTSA

  2. Official recall

    25V-424

    Filed June 20, 2025

    The exterior griddle may have been incorrectly installed, allowing the griddle to be stowed while still connected to the LPG.

    Look up 25V-424 at NHTSA

  3. Official recall

    24V-771

    Filed November 8, 2024

    The air conditioner soft start device may fail and overheat.

    Look up 24V-771 at NHTSA

  4. Official recall

    24V-563

    Filed July 26, 2024

    During installation, an incorrect length screw was used to install the microwave, which allowed the screw to enter the microwave compartment.

    Look up 24V-563 at NHTSA

  5. Official recall

    24V-378

    Filed May 29, 2024

    Loose or missing fasteners on the refrigerator cooling unit can allow excessive movement of the unit, possibly causing the propane line to crack and leak.

    Look up 24V-378 at NHTSA

  6. Official recall

    24V-301

    Filed April 29, 2024

    The LED backlight circuit board in the cooktop range may fail, causing the board to overheat.

    Look up 24V-301 at NHTSA

  7. Official recall

    24V-295

    Filed April 26, 2024

    The LED backlight circuit board in the cooktop range may fail, causing the board to overheat.

    Look up 24V-295 at NHTSA

  8. Official recall

    24V-285

    Filed April 23, 2024

    The LED backlight circuit board in the cooktop range may fail, causing the board to overheat.

    Look up 24V-285 at NHTSA

  9. Official recall

    24V-280

    Filed April 19, 2024

    The panel that isolates the cooktop from the furnace was not properly sealed during manufacturing, which could result in an inverted cooktop flame.

    Look up 24V-280 at NHTSA

  10. Official recall

    24V-260

    Filed April 11, 2024

    The LED backlight circuit board in the cooktop range may fail, causing the board to overheat.

    Look up 24V-260 at NHTSA

  11. Official recall

    24V-236

    Filed March 27, 2024

    The LED backlight circuit board in the cooktop range may fail, causing the board to overheat.

    Look up 24V-236 at NHTSA

  12. Official recall

    24V-234

    Filed March 27, 2024

    The LED backlight circuit board in the cooktop range may fail, causing the board to overheat.

    Look up 24V-234 at NHTSA

  13. Official recall

    24V-054

    Filed January 30, 2024

    The LED backlight circuit board in the cooktop range may fail, causing the board to overheat.

    Look up 24V-054 at NHTSA

  14. Official recall

    23V-643

    Filed September 20, 2023

    The 240-Volt induction cooktop may not be grounded, which can create an electrical shock hazard if the wires short-circuit.

    Look up 23V-643 at NHTSA

  15. Official recall

    23V-134

    Filed March 1, 2023

    The internal aluminum burner tubes that connect to the gas valves may fracture and cause a gas leak.

    Look up 23V-134 at NHTSA

  16. Official recall

    23V-061

    Filed February 9, 2023

    The internal aluminum burner tubes that connect to the gas valves may fracture and cause a gas leak.

    Look up 23V-061 at NHTSA

  17. Official recall

    23V-049

    Filed February 3, 2023

    The internal aluminum burner tubes that connect to the gas valves may fracture and cause a gas leak.

    Look up 23V-049 at NHTSA

  18. Official recall

    22V-920

    Filed December 13, 2022

    The 8-gauge wire connected to the 12-Volt refrigerator may not have over-current protection, which can cause the wire to melt.

    Look up 22V-920 at NHTSA

  19. Official recall

    22V-595

    Filed August 8, 2022

    The burner control valves may become damaged, causing a gas leak.

    Look up 22V-595 at NHTSA

  20. Official recall

    22V-361

    Filed May 20, 2022

    The burner control valves may become damaged, causing a gas leak.

    Look up 22V-361 at NHTSA

  21. Official recall

    22V-038

    Filed January 28, 2022

    A 110-volt wire in the refrigerator cabinet may be improperly secured, which could result in the wire contacting the refrigerator cooling unit, causing an electrical arc.

    Look up 22V-038 at NHTSA

  22. Official recall

    22V-003

    Filed January 7, 2022

    The panel that isolates the cooktop from the furnace was not properly sealed during manufacturing, which could result in an inverted cooktop flame.

    Look up 22V-003 at NHTSA

  23. Official recall

    21V-701

    Filed September 9, 2021

    The outdoor cooktop can be stowed with the propane hose connected.

    Look up 21V-701 at NHTSA

  24. Official recall

    21V-557

    Filed July 22, 2021

    The refrigerator roof vents were not routed properly during production.

    Look up 21V-557 at NHTSA

  25. Official recall

    21V-453

    Filed June 17, 2021

    The LP gas lines may not have been tightened properly on the outside cooktops, which could result in a gas leak.

    Look up 21V-453 at NHTSA

  26. Official recall

    21V-397

    Filed May 26, 2021

    The water heater circuits were wired with an incorrect size circuit breaker, which may prevent the breaker from tripping, and failing to provide adequate wiring protection.

    Look up 21V-397 at NHTSA

  27. Official recall

    21V-345

    Filed May 12, 2021

    The stove top range was incorrectly installed in a non-sealed cabinet.

    Look up 21V-345 at NHTSA

  28. Official recall

    21V-204

    Filed March 24, 2021

    The saddle valve securing bolt may be overtightened, possibly damaging the o-ring seal and causing a continuous gas leak.

    Look up 21V-204 at NHTSA

  29. Official recall

    21V-195

    Filed March 19, 2021

    The mounting bolts that secure the air conditioner to the roof may loosen or break, allowing the air conditioner to separate from the trailer.

    Look up 21V-195 at NHTSA

  30. Official recall

    21V-172

    Filed March 12, 2021

    The cooktop may not be isolated properly from the furnace return air, which can cause the flame to become inverted.

    Look up 21V-172 at NHTSA

  31. Official recall

    21V-013

    Filed January 15, 2021

    The microwave circuits were improperly connected to a 20amp circuit breaker instead of a 15amp circuit breaker.

    Look up 21V-013 at NHTSA

  32. Official recall

    20V-719

    Filed November 20, 2020

    The stove's saddle valve securing bolt may be overtightened, possibly damaging the o-ring seal and causing a continuous gas leak.

    Look up 20V-719 at NHTSA

  33. Official recall

    20V-718

    Filed November 19, 2020

    The saddle valve securing bolt may be overtightened, possibly damaging the o-ring seal and causing a continuous gas leak.

    Look up 20V-718 at NHTSA

  34. Official recall

    20V-656

    Filed October 26, 2020

    The antenna wing may not be properly secured to the roof, allowing it to detach from the roof while moving.

    Look up 20V-656 at NHTSA

  35. Official recall

    20V-620

    Filed October 7, 2020

    In certain stove serial number ranges, a gas leak may occur in the cooking stove.

    Look up 20V-620 at NHTSA

  36. Official recall

    20V-619

    Filed October 7, 2020

    In certain stove serial number ranges, a gas leak may occur in the cooking stove.

    Look up 20V-619 at NHTSA

  37. Official recall

    20V-523

    Filed August 28, 2020

    The liquid propane (LP) supply line that runs through the exterior lower refrigerator compartment may contact the burner tube of the refrigerator, possibly damaging the line and causing an LP gas leak.

    Look up 20V-523 at NHTSA

  38. Official recall

    19V-336

    Filed April 30, 2019

    The wiring for ProAir system may be undersized for the potential load. Additionally, the circuit was not fuse or breaker protected.

    Look up 19V-336 at NHTSA

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