The largest US recalls of kitchen appliances and smart home devices, 2024-26: 14 CPSC notices

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission's recall database holds 1,184 recall records dated from January 1, 2024, to September 30, 2026. We searched them for the products this site covers, kitchen appliances, smart home devices, and audio and TV equipment, and ranked what we found by the number of units sold in the United States. Fourteen recalls not already covered on Review Boon each reached 200,000 units or more. This page lists them with the hazard and remedy each notice gives, as the notices on CPSC's website read on November 12, 2026. It does not assess any product.

The 14 recalls, largest first

Together, the 14 notices cover about 9.1 million units sold in the US, by our sum, though the Vitamix and Electrolux range figures include products first recalled in 2018 and 2009. The two Frigidaire-brand minifridge notices do not agree on dates: the January 2026 expansion says the first recall came in July 2024, while the first notice itself is dated July 24, 2025.

The selection is ours. We counted minifridges as kitchen appliances, and as smart home devices only security cameras and products the notices call smart. We left out cookware, mugs, kitchen scales, grill brushes, outdoor smokers, a sound machine's power adapters, and heaters and air conditioners not called smart.

What the hazards and remedies have in common

By our count, fire or overheating is the hazard in nine of the 14 notices: three electric range recalls, four minifridge recalls, the Govee heaters and the Wyze cameras. Two involve burns from hot contents or closing doors (the Ninja cookers and the Oster ovens), two involve cuts or choking (the Vitamix containers and the Frigidaire ice buckets), and one involves magnets that a child could swallow (the Pura covers).

Most remedies fix the product rather than replace it. By our count, eight of the 14 offer a part, a repair kit or a label, from a new lid to a power cord; for the LG ranges, it is a warning label reminding owners to use the range's lock function. Three offer a refund, AstroAI a replacement minifridge, Wyze a choice of replacement, refund or gift card, and Electrolux a repair or, where that is not possible, a gift card.

The notices also record what happened before each recall. Samsung had received over 300 reports of its range knobs being turned on unintentionally since 2013, and the ranges had been involved in about 250 fires, with about 40 injuries reported. For the LG ranges, CPSC had at least 86 reports, more than 28 fires and at least eight minor injuries. SharkNinja had 106 reports of burn injuries, more than 50 involving second- or third-degree burns, and 26 lawsuits. Curtis International had reports of more than $700,000 in property damage from the first minifridge recall's models.

Several recalls reach far back. The Oster ovens were sold from August 2015 to July 2025 and the Samsung ranges from May 2013 to August 2024. The Electrolux notice of May 2024 reannounced a 2009 recall of ranges sold from June 2001 to August 2009, after at least 212 more reports of the ranges behaving erratically.

Connected devices on the list

Three of the 14 are smart home devices. The Govee notice says testing found the heaters do not comply with UL 1278, the voluntary industry safety standard, “posing an overheating and fire risk from wireless control features.” They were sold online, including through the Govee Home app, from September 2021 to September 2024. For the Pura diffusers, the recall concerns the magnets in the detachable cover rather than the electronics. The Samsung notice adds that owners of Wi-Fi models can turn on a “Cooktop On” alert in the SmartThings app to be told when a burner is switched on.

What applies now

On November 12, 2026, all 14 notices were on CPSC's website with the remedies in the table, and none set a closing date for its remedy. Each notice page carries the line “Federal law prohibits any person from selling products subject to a Commission ordered recall or a voluntary recall undertaken in consultation with the CPSC.” Each also links to a CPSC form for owners who have trouble getting a remedy, and gives the company's contact details.

Two recalls from the period are covered elsewhere on Review Boon. The 2024 Yoto Mini children's speaker recall, about 251,165 units and otherwise on this list, is in the table of speaker recalls in our Bose S1 Pro recall story, and the 2024 Insignia air fryer recall, about 187,400 units, is listed in our Gourmia air fryer oven story.