Frigidaire FCRG3062AS

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20260428-352FF-2147320034. Matched catalog product: Frigidaire FCRG3062AS. Source model text: FCRG3062ASE. Incident: The Frigidaire oven range model is in recall causing delaying ignition of oven leaking gas is the same issue happening to the serial number I have but my serial number is not in list. So this defect may include other units. When turning on oven smelling gas and reported to utility company which came in and confirmed leakage from appliance and red tagged the appliance. This unit was installed as part of new build install by Lennar homes and the model is No.FCRG3062AS.

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20251123-2176D-2147326148. Severity: Injury, Level of care not known. Matched catalog product: Frigidaire FCRG3062AS. Source model text: FCRG3062ASF. Incident: We have a brand new oven. The oven smelled of natural gas when in use. We had them service it and they said it was operating normally. This continued for two months and it was getting worse. We had the energy company come out and there was a gas leak when in use. They said it was unsafe to use. Frigidaire is not addressing this issue quick enough for an unsafe product.

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20251204-004AE-2147325895. Severity: No Incident, No Injury. Matched catalog product: Frigidaire FCRG3062AS. Incident: Frigidaire ranges ( specifc model number FCRG3062AS) has required multiple tickets for repair due to the oven not staying lit. (Four tickets placed for 2 separate repair businesses within a short time frame.) This is resulting in the gas remaining on without being burnt off to create heat, ultimately leading to the house filling with gas and creating a critical safety concern for fire/explosion if left unattended or not noticed. Frigidaire/Electrolux has not issued a safety recall at this point despite the customer service department reporting to customers that the specific model and design is an issue due to the igniter's suboptimal location in relation to the gas release for the oven. No injuries known at this time. Frigidaire has been refunding customers for this issue due to lack of ability to replace or safely repair at this time. Unsure at this time if this is specific to the model number (previously bought online through Home Depot) or new Frigidaire ranges altogether.

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20251205-9C4CB-2147325861. Severity: Injury, No First Aid or Medical Attention Received. Product: Frigidaire FCRG3062AS (30 inch 5 Burner Freestanding Gas Range in Stainless Steel with Quick Boil and Steam Clean). Incident: I'm a 53 year old who bought a new gas range and while using it, the entire house started to smell like gas. The range also made a loud booming noise inside which shook the range. I sent my family outside while I turned off the oven and evacuated our pets. I called [REDACTED] from outside. When the [REDACTED] employee came, he tested the air for gas and found alot of gas inside of the oven when he opened the oven door. The [REDACTED] employee turned on the range and after a few minutes, it made the booming noise inside again. He said the gas was building up inside because the ignitor was faulty and it was not lighting as fast as it should. He said the range was defective and extremely dangerous and could explode if used. He disconnected it and tagged it as unsafe to use. I had a headache and nausea from inhaling the gas fumes. Home Depot said I have to contact the manufacturer for a refund. I contacted Frigidaire and they won't give a me a refund. They said they will order parts to try to fix it. Since this incident, I have researched and found numerous people who had the same issue with the same model and Frigidaire is still selling the products, knowing they are defective and dangerous.