Electriq gas hobs recalled due to risk of gas leaks and potential explosion
Electriq Gas Hobs, specifically the gas supply elbow joint, are recalled due to a safety issue where the joint may fracture, leading to gas leaks. This poses risks of burns, fire, explosion, and poisoning. The affected models include IQGH603S, IQGH604B, IQGH604W, IQGH75BG, IQGH75S, IQGH75WG, and IQGHVOL.
- Brand
- Electriq
- Product
- Gas Hobs
- What to do
- Consumers must not use their gas hob and should have it inspected and modified by a Registered Gas Installer free of charge.
Electriq is recalling gas hobs that have been manufactured after May 2019 due to a potential safety hazard. The issue involves the gas supply elbow joint, which can fracture and result in gas leaks. This poses serious risks, including burns, fire, explosion, and poisoning from inhalation, which could be life-threatening.
The affected models include IQGH603S, IQGH604B, IQGH604W, IQGH75BG, IQGH75S, IQGH75WG, and IQGHVOL. While the specific batch numbers and barcodes are not provided, it is estimated that around 850 units have been sold in the Republic of Ireland. These gas hobs may be installed in domestic settings as well as in leisure markets such as holiday homes, caravans, and boats.
Consumers are advised not to use their gas hobs and to have them inspected and modified by a Registered Gas Installer at no cost. Affected customers can reach out to Electriq at 01 223 9611 for further assistance or refer to the Electriq safety notice. If anyone detects the smell of gas, they should contact Gas Networks Ireland immediately at 1800 20 50 50.
From the official notice
Notice details Publication date: 24 September 2023 This is an update of the Product Safety Information Notice on Electriq Gas Hobs, Gas Supply Elbow Joint – CCPC Consumers posted on 21 July 2023. A safety issue has been identified with Electriq Gas Hobs, Gas Supply Elbow Joint manufactured after May 2019 and which may be installed in domestic settings and the leisure market (holiday ho…
Read the full notice at Competition & Consumer Protection Commission →
Frequently asked questions
Is Gas Hobs being recalled in Ireland?
Yes. Electriq Gas Hobs, specifically the gas supply elbow joint, are recalled due to a safety issue where the joint may fracture, leading to gas leaks. This poses risks of burns, fire, explosion, and poisoning. The affected models include IQGH603S, IQGH604B, IQGH604W, IQGH75BG, IQGH75S, IQGH75WG, and IQGHVOL.
Why is Gas Hobs being recalled?
The recall relates to a fire / burn hazard. Electriq Gas Hobs, specifically the gas supply elbow joint, are recalled due to a safety issue where the joint may fracture, leading to gas leaks. This poses risks of burns, fire, explosion, and poisoning. The affected models include IQGH603S, IQGH604B, IQGH604W, IQGH75BG, IQGH75S, IQGH75WG, and IQGHVOL.
What should I do if I have this product?
Consumers must not use their gas hob and should have it inspected and modified by a Registered Gas Installer free of charge.
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