Product Safety Information Notice on Electriq Gas Hobs, Gas Supply Elbow Joint
Electriq is recalling Gas Hobs due to a safety issue with the gas supply elbow joint that may fracture, leading to gas leaks. This poses risks of burns, fire, explosion, and poisoning.
- Brand
- Electriq
- Product
- Gas Hobs
- What to do
- Consumers should not use their gas hob and contact Gas Networks Ireland if they smell gas.
- Publication date: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 homes, caravans and boats).
The gas supply elbow joint from the gas hob to the gas supply may fracture, which can cause gas to leak through the fracture. This presents a risk of burns, fire, explosion and poisoning from inhalation which could pose a risk to health, or even death.
The brand is Electriq. The model numbers are IQGH603S, IQGH604B, IQGH604W, IQGH75BG, IQGH75S, IQGH75WG, IQGHVOL and IQGH77B. The batch numbers and barcodes are unknown.
We currently understand the number of the above product units sold to customers in the Republic of Ireland is 650.
What to do:
It is vitally important that consumers do not use their gas hob.
The CCPC is in contact with the manufacturer to ensure that they inform consumers of this safety issue and address the risks from any affected hobs they have already supplied. We will provide an update as soon as possible.
In the meantime, if you smell gas, please contact Gas Networks Ireland immediately on 1800 20 50 50.
View all product safety noticesFrequently asked questions
Is Gas Hobs being recalled in Ireland?
Yes. Electriq is recalling Gas Hobs due to a safety issue with the gas supply elbow joint that may fracture, leading to gas leaks. This poses risks of burns, fire, explosion, and poisoning.
Why is Gas Hobs being recalled?
The recall relates to a fire / burn hazard. Electriq is recalling Gas Hobs due to a safety issue with the gas supply elbow joint that may fracture, leading to gas leaks. This poses risks of burns, fire, explosion, and poisoning.
What should I do if I have this product?
Consumers should not use their gas hob and contact Gas Networks Ireland if they smell gas.
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