Appliance recalls typically involve fire, burn, and electric shock hazards from products used daily in your kitchen, laundry room, and throughout your home. This category covers space heaters, air purifiers, dishwashers, washing machines, dryers, ranges, steamers, and small kitchen appliances.
Fire hazards are the dominant risk — overheating, electrical faults, and component failures that can cause appliances to ignite without warning. Many recalled appliances show early warning signs before failure: unusual smells, sparking, discoloration around outlets, or intermittent power loss. If your appliance is exhibiting any of these symptoms, check our emergency triage guide immediately.
Most appliance recalls offer a free repair, replacement, or full refund. Model and serial numbers are typically found on a sticker on the back panel, inside the door, or on the bottom of the unit. Use our visual guide to find yours.
Official Source: View Official Recall Notice | Published: April 7, 2026 The Hazard CLASS 1 WARNING: FIRE — DISHWASHER OVERHEATING A defective heating element in these dishwashers can overheat during the drying cycle and ignite the plastic interior tub. Fires can spread rapidly to surrounding kitchen cabinets. There have been 156 fire reports, 22 resulting … Read more