Frigidaire gas ranges recalled for a burn risk — with a free in-home fix
In March 2026, Consumer Reports reported that Electrolux recalled about 174,800 Frigidaire-brand gas ranges in the U.S. (plus 5,300 in Canada). The oven’s bake burner can ignite after a delay, posing a burn risk.
The maker logged 62 reports of the ranges malfunctioning, with 30 of those causing burn injuries. The ranges sold at Home Depot, Lowe’s and other retailers from June 2025 through January 2026 for $630 to $2,700.
The remedy is a free professional in-home installation of a new bake burner — owners follow the contact in the recall notice (CPSC recall 26-333). Delayed ignition feels like an ordinary appliance fault, which is why OwnWise cross-checks your symptom against active recalls: a covered fix should cost you nothing.
Read the original · 03/20/2026
Frigidaire gas ranges recalled for a burn risk — with a free in-home fixConsumer Reports consumerreports.org
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