Has Your Grill Been Recalled?

Why Grill Recalls Matter

Grills involve open flame and pressurized gas - failure modes can be dangerous. The CPSC has recalled grills for gas line leaks at connection points, burner valve failures that allow uncontrolled gas flow, ignition system defects causing delayed ignition and gas accumulation, and structural frame failures on portable models.

Using a recalled grill without applying the remedy is a real safety risk. Unlike a recalled coffee maker that might underperform, a recalled grill with a gas leak or ignition defect can cause fire or explosion.

• Gas line leaks at connection points
• Burner valve failures (uncontrolled gas flow)
• Ignition defects causing delayed ignition and gas buildup
• Structural failures on portable or cart-style grills

How to Search for Grill Recalls

The CPSC maintains a searchable recall database at cpsc.gov/recalls. Search by brand name (Weber, Traeger, Char-Broil, Nexgrill, Napoleon, etc.) and product category (Gas Grills, Charcoal Grills, Pellet Grills). Each recall listing includes the specific affected model numbers, the nature of the hazard, and the remedy offered.

To verify if your grill is affected: find your model number on the sticker inside the lid or on the firebox, compare it to the model numbers listed in any recall notice for your brand. If your model is listed, stop using the grill and follow the CPSC remedy instructions.

• Visit cpsc.gov/recalls and search your brand name
• Filter by 'Gas Grills,' 'Charcoal Grills,' or 'Pellet Grills'
• Compare your model number to affected models in any recall listing
• Stop use immediately if your model is listed - apply the remedy

Recall Remedies for Grills

Recall remedies for grills typically include: free replacement part kits (replacement hose, valve, or ignition component) shipped directly to registered owners; in-home technician service for complex repairs; or full product replacement for severe failures. The specific remedy is described in the recall notice.

Remedies are available to all owners of affected models, not just registered ones. However, registered owners receive notice directly and know to apply for the remedy immediately. Unregistered owners often find out months or years later - after using affected equipment.

Automatic Alerts Through Registration

Registration converts you from a reactive recall searcher to a proactively notified owner. Bawte sends direct recall alerts for your specific model - no manual cpsc.gov checking required. For gas grills, this proactive notification is particularly important.

• Immediate notification when your model is recalled
• No manual database checking required
• Remedy instructions included in the alert