Comfee gas hob recalled due to risk of gas leaks and potential fire hazard
Comfee is recalling their gas hob due to a safety issue with the gas supply elbow joint, which may fracture and cause gas leaks. This poses risks of burns, fire, explosion, and poisoning. Consumers are advised not to use the gas hob until it has been inspected and modified by a Registered Gas Installer.
- Brand
- Comfee
- Product
- Gas Hob
- Sold on
- Amazon
- What to do
- Consumers should not use their gas hob and have it inspected and modified by a Registered Gas Installer.
A safety issue has been identified with the Comfee gas hob model GH403GL, specifically concerning the gas supply elbow joint. These joints may fracture, leading to potential gas leaks that could result in burns, fire, explosion, or poisoning from inhalation, which poses significant health risks.
This recall affects 11 units sold through Amazon in the Republic of Ireland. Consumers are advised not to use their gas hob until it has been inspected and modified by a Registered Gas Installer, which will be done at no cost.
If you own this model, it is crucial to take immediate action. You can reach out to Comfee at 1800 456 860 or via email at ComfeeSupportIRL@tmti.net for further assistance. Additionally, if you detect the smell of gas, contact Gas Networks Ireland promptly at 1800 20 50 50.
From the official notice
Notice details Publication date: 19 December 2023 A safety issue has been identified with a Comfee gas hob, Gas Supply Elbow Joint sold on Amazon. Certain gas supply elbow joints from the gas hob to the gas supply may fracture, which can cause gas to leak through the fracture. This presents a possible risk of burns, fire, explosion and poisoning from inhalation which could pose a risk to health, o…
Read the full notice at Competition & Consumer Protection Commission →
Frequently asked questions
Is Gas Hob being recalled in Ireland?
Yes. Comfee is recalling their gas hob due to a safety issue with the gas supply elbow joint, which may fracture and cause gas leaks. This poses risks of burns, fire, explosion, and poisoning. Consumers are advised not to use the gas hob until it has been inspected and modified by a Registered Gas Installer.
Why is Gas Hob being recalled?
The recall relates to a fire / burn hazard. Comfee is recalling their gas hob due to a safety issue with the gas supply elbow joint, which may fracture and cause gas leaks. This poses risks of burns, fire, explosion, and poisoning. Consumers are advised not to use the gas hob until it has been inspected and modified by a Registered Gas Installer.
What should I do if I have this product?
Consumers should not use their gas hob and have it inspected and modified by a Registered Gas Installer.
Where was Gas Hob sold?
It was sold via Amazon.
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