Frigidaire FPGH3077RFF

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20191231-DCD37-2147375677. Severity: Incident, No Injury. Matched catalog product: Frigidaire FPGH3077RFF. Incident: Malfunctioning gas control knobs on the front top of the range. I have owned multiple gas ranges over the last 40 years and have never had the following issue. The knobs on this range turn to an on position with virtually any contact. An inadvertent brush against them, or bumping into one while cleaning the range top initiates gas flow and/or ignition, posing a significant safety hazard. Every other range we have had required the knob to pushed in and rotated, or a positive "click" to initiate a start. Brand: Frigidaire Model No: FPGH3077RFF

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20190419-3F525-1865320. Matched catalog product: Frigidaire FPGH3077RFF. Incident: Caller stated that the knobs of the range is easily turned when someone brushes against it. Once it started a fire, a few times the gas escaped into the home for several hours. She stated that a cleaning crew was at her house while she was away, she came home to find that the gas had been on for hours.

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20210428-31430-2147364447. Severity: Incident, No Injury. Product: Frigidaire FPGH3077RFF (Frigidaire 30" professional stainless steel gas range and oven. Model FPGH3077RFF). Incident: We have kitchenaid professional series gas stove/oven. This past Sunday, my husband preheated the oven to 325 degrees Fahrenheit. After a few minutes, there was smoke coming out. We assumed there must have been a spill when the oven was last used, and it would burn off. After about 15 minutes, the smoke was becoming overwhelming even with a commercial vent hood above the stove. We could conclude that the interior of the oven was completely full of smoke to the point of zero visibility through the window. Eventually, my husband opened the built in storage drawer underneath and found that there were contents actively engulfed in flames. After putting out the fire with the extending hose from the kitchen sink and removing the drawer to the back yard, the contents were dumped in a bucket full of water. The fire department determined that a pizza peel under the stove in the drawer had ignited due to oven malfunction. The fire department cited the oven as the source of the fire.