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Heating and cooling Recalls

21 recalls announced since 2016 · newest 2026 · source U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission

Quick Answer

To check whether your heating and cooling is recalled, find the model number on its label, then search it at cpsc.gov/Recalls or scan the list below for your brand. A recall means the maker owes you a free repair, replacement, or refund. You do not have to be the original buyer. Stop using the product first if the notice names a fire, shock, or carbon monoxide hazard.

Where to find the model number

Furnaces carry a label inside the blower door. Window air conditioners and space heaters have one on the back or the bottom. Photograph it before you search.

Fix guides for the same problems

Heating & Cooling

AC Running but Not Cooling? Check These First

If your AC runs but blows warm air on a hot day, check the thermostat, filter, breaker, ice, and outdoor condenser before calling HVAC service.

Time30–60 min Cost$0–$25 moderate

Heating & Cooling

How to Replace an HVAC Filter the Right Way

A dirty HVAC filter cuts airflow and raises bills. Find the size, point the arrow toward the unit, and replace it in under 10 minutes today.

Time5–10 min Cost$8–$25 easy

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Data: CPSC recall API, public domain, fetched 2026-10-13. See how Covefix uses it. We list a recall only when the notice names a home product that this topic covers, so a recall missing here can still exist at CPSC.