
Fisher and Paykel Gas Ranges Recalled for Delayed Ignition
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Health Canada recalls Fisher and Paykel gas ranges due to delayed ignition issue in ovens, potentially causing burns. Models affected include thirty-inch, thirty-six-inch, and forty-eight-inch gas ovens sold from May 2025 to January. Users can still use the stovetop but must turn off the oven. Check model and serial numbers on Health Canadas site for affected units. Contact Fisher and Paykel for free inspection and repair. Stay safe during cooking season.
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It's April 17th. This is Canada News Today, powered by AI. Health Canada just recalled some Fisher and Paykel gas ranges because of a delayed ignition issue in the ovens that could cause burns. They've got reports of two cases in Canada, including one injury and the problem hits 30-inch, 36-inch, and 48-inch models with. Gas ovens sold from May 2025 to January. In the US, Fisher and Paykel locks 16 similar reports, but no injuries there. Only 53 units went out in Canada compared to 265 stateside, so it's a targeted pullback. Folks with these stoves can keep using the stove top. No problem, but they got to shut down the oven right away to avoid risks. One burn already happened up north, showing this ain't just theoretical. To check if yours is affected, peek under the kickstrip, or on the back panel for the model in serial numbers, full list is on health Canada site. Hit up Fisher and Paykel by phone or email with igniter inspection in the subject for
a free check and fix. Stay safe out there, peeps, better safe than scorched, especially with cooking season heating up.
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