Samsung gas hobs recalled due to risk of gas leaks and fire hazard
Samsung branded Gas Hobs manufactured after October 2019 are recalled due to a safety issue with the gas supply elbow joints, which may fracture and cause gas leaks. This presents risks of burns, fire, explosion, and poisoning.
- Brand
- Samsung
- 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.
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Samsung has issued a recall for specific models of gas hobs due to a safety concern regarding the gas supply elbow joints. These joints, which connect the gas hob to the gas supply, may fracture, leading to potential gas leaks. Such leaks can result in severe risks, including burns, fire, explosion, and inhalation poisoning, which could endanger health or even lead to fatalities.
The affected gas hobs were manufactured after October 2019 and are used in domestic settings as well as in leisure environments like holiday homes, caravans, and boats. Although the batch numbers are not specified, several model numbers are included in the recall, each with corresponding bar codes. Consumers in the Republic of Ireland who own these models should take immediate action.
Consumers are strongly advised not to use their gas hobs and to arrange for an urgent inspection and modification by a Registered Gas Installer, which will be provided at no cost. Those affected can reach out to Samsung for assistance through their customer service number or email. In case of a gas smell, it is crucial to contact Gas Networks Ireland's emergency number immediately.
From the official notice
Notice details Publication date: 27 September 2023 A safety issue has been identified with Samsung branded Gas Hobs Gas Supply Elbow Joints, manufactured after October 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 fra…
Read the full notice at Competition & Consumer Protection Commission →
Frequently asked questions
Is Gas Hobs being recalled in Ireland?
Yes. Samsung branded Gas Hobs manufactured after October 2019 are recalled due to a safety issue with the gas supply elbow joints, which may fracture and cause gas leaks. This presents risks of burns, fire, explosion, and poisoning.
Why is Gas Hobs being recalled?
The recall relates to a fire / burn hazard. Samsung branded Gas Hobs manufactured after October 2019 are recalled due to a safety issue with the gas supply elbow joints, which may fracture and cause gas leaks. This presents risks of burns, fire, explosion, and poisoning.
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.
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