Fisher & Paykel Gas Ranges Recalled; Burn Hazard

This alert was compiled from official government recall data published by the CPSC using automated analysis. All facts are sourced directly from official records. Last verified April 23, 2026.

A Potential Fire Hazard in Your Kitchen?

Your dream range might be a nightmare. Free-standing professional gas ranges manufactured by Fisher & Paykel are being recalled due to a serious burn hazard.

Here's what you need to know to keep your family safe:

• The oven inside the gas range can experience a delayed ignition.
• This ignition delay can cause gas to accumulate within the oven.
• Combustion can then cause the oven door to burst open unexpectedly.
• This sudden event poses a significant burn risk to anyone nearby.

Nobody wants that kind of surprise when they're cooking dinner. This recall affects ranges sold across the U.S., and specifically impacts models purchased between June 2025 and March 2026.

Background on Fisher & Paykel Gas Range Recall

Fisher & Paykel is a well-known appliance manufacturer. This isn't their first recall, and that makes it critical for owners to carefully review this notice and take appropriate action. The hazard identified in this product recall in the United States is a delayed gas ignition.

This can cause a dangerous buildup of gas. The resulting combustion has enough force to blow open the oven door. Imagine standing in front of your oven when that happens.

Understanding the Burn Hazard

A delayed ignition is the core problem. When the oven attempts to ignite, gas can accumulate inside the chamber. Then, when ignition finally occurs, the built-up gas ignites rapidly and forcefully.

This rapid combustion can lead to a number of dangerous scenarios:

• Burn Injuries: The sudden burst of flames and hot air from the oven poses a serious burn risk.
• Property Damage: The force of the explosion could damage nearby objects in your kitchen.
• Startling Event: Even without direct injury, the sudden loud bang and flash of flames can be extremely startling, potentially causing secondary accidents.

These Fisher & Paykel ranges are a safety concern. The agency confirmed that there is an immediate and serious risk of burns to American shoppers.

Which Models Are Affected?

Identifying the recalled models is crucial. Not all Fisher & Paykel gas ranges are affected, so you'll need to check your model and serial number.

Here's what to look for:

• Brand: Fisher & Paykel
• Type: 30, 36 and 48-inch stainless steel, free-standing or self-contained gas ranges (RGV3 models)
• Fuel: Natural gas or liquified petroleum gas
• Serial Number: Starting with EEV, ERV, EAV, EYV, EUV, ELV or RFV
• Location of Numbers: Check the rating plate on the back of the product or behind the front kick strip. If you flip the product over, you'll find the model number on a sticker.

A partial list of affected models is below. Remember to cross-reference the serial numbers.

• RGV3-305-N (Serial numbers EEVxxxxxx to RFVxxxxxx, Date Code May 25 to Jan 26, UPC 822843828494)
• RGV3-305-L (Serial numbers EEVxxxxxx to RFVxxxxxx, Date Code May 25 to Jan 26, UPC 822843828500)
• RGV3-366-N (Serial numbers EEVxxxxxx to RFVxxxxxx, Date Code May 25 to Jan 26, UPC 822843820023)
• RGV3-366-L (Serial numbers EEVxxxxxx to RFVxxxxxx, Date Code May 25 to Jan 26, UPC 822843820030)
• RGV3-304-N (Serial numbers EEVxxxxxx to RFVxxxxxx, Date Code May 25 to Jan 26, UPC 822843820047)
• RGV3-304-L (Serial numbers EEVxxxxxx to RFVxxxxxx, Date Code May 25 to Jan 26, UPC 822843820054)
• RGV3-486GD-N (Serial numbers EEVxxxxxx to RFVxxxxxx, Date Code May 25 to Jan 26, UPC 822843823833)
• RGV3-486GD-L (Serial numbers EEVxxxxxx to RFVxxxxxx, Date Code May 25 to Jan 26, UPC 822843823840)
• RGV3-488N (Serial numbers EEVxxxxxx to RFVxxxxxx, Date Code May 25 to Jan 26, UPC 822843829736)
• RGV3-488L (Serial numbers EEVxxxxxx to EKVxxxxxx, Date Code May 25 to Oct 25, UPC 822843829743)
• RGV3-485GD-N (Serial numbers EEVxxxxxx to EAVxxxxxx, Date Code May 25 to Aug 25, UPC 822843829750)
• RGV3-485GD-L (Serial numbers EEVxxxxxx to ELVxxxxxx, Date Code May 25 to Dec 25, UPC 822843829767)

These ranges were sold at retailers like Factory Builder Stores and Albert Lee Inc and other appliance stores nationwide. They sold for between $6,200 and $14,000. Double-check your appliance ASAP.

What You Should Do Right Now

Take immediate action to protect yourself and your family. The following steps are critical for U.S. consumers who own one of these Fisher & Paykel gas ranges.

1. Immediately stop using the oven function on the recalled gas range until it has been inspected and repaired by a qualified technician.
2. Contact Fisher & Paykel toll-free at 866-936-7327 from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. ET Monday through Friday to schedule a free in-home inspection and repair.
3. Prepare to provide the model and serial number of your range, which can be found on the rating plate located on the back of the appliance or behind the front kick strip.
4. While waiting for the repair, you can continue to use the cooktop burners on the range as they are not affected by this recall.

Don't delay. Your safety depends on taking these actions promptly.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What exactly is the problem with these Fisher & Paykel gas ranges?

The ovens can experience a delayed ignition, leading to a buildup of gas and a potential explosion when the oven door opens.

Q: How do I know if my gas range is affected by this product recall in the United States?

Check the model and serial number of your range against the list provided; the serial number should begin with EEV, ERV, EAV, EYV, EUV, ELV or RFV.

Q: Is it safe to use the cooktop burners on my Fisher & Paykel range?

Yes, the recall only affects the oven function; you can continue to use the cooktop burners.

Q: What will Fisher & Paykel do to fix the problem?

Fisher & Paykel will provide a free in-home inspection and repair of the oven's ignitor to correct the delayed ignition issue.

Q: Where were these recalled gas ranges sold?

These ranges were sold at Factory Builder Stores, Albert Lee Inc and other appliance retail stores nationwide from June 2025 through March 2026.

This recall was announced by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC). For the official notice and complete details, visit www.cpsc.gov.