Important safety information for faulty appliances
Kenmore refrigerators were built by several makers, so recalls are filed under the maker's model and serial numbers. Where to find yours, where to check it and what a recall never covers.
Carbon monoxide from a gas range has no smell, but it leaves signs: yellow flames, soot, window condensation and symptoms while cooking. How to read them, what to do when an alarm sounds, and how to care for the detector.
The August 2012 recall of about 21,000 Kenmore Elite and LG gas dryers: the eight model numbers, the gas valve that could fail to shut off, and what to do if your dryer matches.
Three separate federal recalls across three manufacturers, all for the same fire-hazard fault. Here is how to check your Kenmore dehumidifier against 2001, 2012 and 2013 recall history.
Kenmore recalls are announced by whoever built the appliance, and they cover serial ranges rather than the whole brand. How to check your own unit properly.
Every range ships with an anti-tip bracket and most kitchens never had one fitted. Checking yours takes two minutes and needs no tools.
Kenmore ice maker safety risks include auger lacerations, mold in ice trays, and flooding from water-line failures. Learn which hazards require immediate action.
Kenmore range safety covers gas leaks, carbon monoxide, smoothtop glass shattering, and self-clean burn hazards. Four CPSC recalls from 2009 to 2015 affect Kenmore ranges.
Kenmore cooktop safety risks include hot-surface burns, gas leaks, and smoothtop glass lacerations. Learn daily precautions for gas and electric Kenmore cooktop models.
Kenmore oven safety covers self-clean door lock failures, the 2016 thermal switch fire recall, and burn hazards during cleaning. Know when to stop using your oven.
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