Recent Kenmore Recalls
The following recalls have been issued for Kenmore appliances. Always verify current status at CPSC.gov.
Kenmore Elite French Door Refrigerators
Certain Kenmore Elite refrigerators with a French door design may pose a fire hazard due to a faulty linear compressor relay that can overheat. Affected models were manufactured between 2014–2019. Consumers should immediately stop using the affected refrigerators and contact the recall line for a free in-home inspection and repair.
Affected Models: 795.7xxxx series · Source: CPSC · Units: approx. 314,000
Kenmore Built-In Dishwashers
Selected Kenmore built-in dishwasher models can overheat due to a wiring harness defect, melting internal plastic components and posing a fire risk. This recall affects models sold from 2015–2020. Consumers should stop using the dishwasher and contact Sears/Transformco for a free repair kit.
Affected Models: 587.1xxxx series · Source: CPSC · Units: approx. 175,000
Kenmore Gas Ranges — Improper Combustion
Certain Kenmore freestanding gas ranges were recalled due to potential carbon monoxide leaks caused by incomplete combustion during self-clean mode. A free software update and burner adjustment resolved the issue. If you have not already received the remedy, contact us immediately.
Affected Models: 790.7xxxx, 790.9xxxx series · Source: CPSC · Units: approx. 89,000
Kenmore Front-Load Washing Machines
Certain Kenmore front-load washers were found to vibrate excessively at high spin speeds, causing units to walk or tip if improperly installed on pedestals. A free stabilizer kit was issued to all affected customers. Ensure your unit has the anti-vibration pads installed.
Affected Models: 796.4xxxx series · Source: CPSC · Units: approx. 51,000
How to Find Your Kenmore Model Number
To determine if your appliance is affected by a recall, you need the full model number. Here's where to find it:
Inside the unit, on the upper left wall or ceiling of the fresh food compartment.
On the side edge of the door, visible when the door is open.
Inside the door opening on the side wall or lid rim.
Behind the storage drawer, on the back of the unit, or inside the oven door frame.
What to Do If Your Appliance Is Recalled
Do not attempt to continue using a recalled appliance, even briefly. Unplug it or shut off the gas supply if applicable.
Find the label on your appliance (see guide above) and compare it against the official recall notice on CPSC.gov.
Visit CPSC.gov or call the manufacturer recall hotline. You are entitled to a free repair, replacement, or refund depending on the recall terms.
Our certified technicians can inspect your appliance and verify whether the recall remedy has been properly applied. Call us at 844-788-0138.
Check the Official CPSC Recall Database
For the most current and complete list of Kenmore product recalls, visit the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission official website. You can search by brand, product type, or model number.
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