The AGA range recall covers about 3,992 ranges in the United States and 336 sold in Canada. Owners should shut off the gas supply, check the model and serial number, and arrange AGA Rangemaster’s free inspection and repair. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission says a missing gas test-port cap can cause a gas leak and create fire or explosion hazards.
Key takeaways
- The recall covers selected AGA Elise, AGA Mercury, and La Cornue CornuFé dual-fuel ranges.
- CPSC lists about 3,992 affected units in the United States and 336 additional units sold in Canada.
- The affected ranges were made from March 19, 2025 through July 24, 2026.
- Owners should shut off the gas supply and schedule the free inspection and repair.
The recall covers six dual-fuel range models
The CPSC recall notice names AGA Elise and Mercury Series ranges in 36- and 48-inch widths, plus La Cornue CornuFé 90 and CornuFé 110 ranges. The agency lists six affected model families: AEL361DF, AEL481DF, AMC36DF, AMC48DF, LAC9, and LAC1.
CPSC says the affected ranges were manufactured from March 19, 2025 through July 24, 2026. The rating plate sits on the bottom panel below the storage drawer. Owners can use that plate to confirm the model and serial number through AGA Rangemaster’s recall page.
| Check | What the owner should do | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Gas supply | Shut off the gas supply | CPSC says this avoids the gas-leak risk |
| Rating plate | Find the model and serial number below the storage drawer | The manufacturer uses those details to confirm eligibility |
| Repair | Contact AGA Rangemaster for the free inspection and repair | A certified technician performs the remedy |
| Cooking | Use only the electric oven sections until the repair | CPSC says the gas surface burners cannot be used |
A gas shutoff comes before a service appointment
The recall calls for a repair, but the first action belongs to the owner. Shut off the gas supply and avoid the gas surface burners. CPSC says owners may use the electric oven sections while they wait for the remedy. Do not test for a leak or remove parts from the range.
After you confirm the model and serial number, contact AGA Rangemaster through the recall page or its recall line. The company offers a free inspection and repair by a certified technician for ranges that qualify. CPSC reported no incidents or injuries at the time of the notice, but the agency still directs owners to act promptly because a missing cap can allow a gas leak.
Appliance pros can give owners a clean service record
An appliance technician can document the model, serial number, inspection result, and completed repair. Keep that record with the appliance manual and any kitchen-renovation paperwork. It gives the next owner or service professional a clear account of the safety work.
Homeowners who need help comparing a safety-related service request can use Masters’ Guild’s guide on choosing a contractor app. For another recent appliance safety notice, see our coverage of the Amana wall-unit recall.
If you need a qualified local pro for a home service job, post the job and compare offers on Masters’ Guild.
