More than 174,000 Frigidaire gas ranges sold nationwide have been recalled after a malfunction linked to dozens of injuries, federal officials announced.
According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, Electrolux Group issued the recall Thursday due to a defect that can cause a delayed ignition of the oven’s bake burner.
Officials said the issue has been reported at least 62 times, resulting in at least 30 burn-related injuries.
The recalled ranges were manufactured in North Carolina and sold across the United States at retailers including Lowe’s, The Home Depot and through the Frigidaire website between June 2025 and January 2026. The appliances were priced between $630 and $2,700. Approximately 5,300 additional units were sold in Canada.
The recall includes Frigidaire, Frigidaire Gallery and Frigidaire Professional gas ranges with the following model numbers:
FCFG3083AS
FCRG3083AD
FCRG3083AS
GCFG3060BD
GCFG3060BF
GCFG3070BF
GCRG3060BD
GCRG3060BF
PCFG3080AF
FCFG3062AB
FCFG3062AS
FCFG3062AW
FCRG3051BB
FCRG3051BS
FCRG3051BW
FCRG3052BB
FCRG3052BS
FCRG3052BW
FCRG3062AB
FCRG3062AS
FCRG3062AW
FCRG306LAF
GCFG3059BF
Consumers who own one of the recalled units are urged to stop using the oven immediately and contact Electrolux Group for a free repair. Officials said the cooktop burners on the ranges can still be used.
More information about the recall can be found on the Consumer Product Safety Commission’s website.
