LG LRE3061BD

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20250728-E30D4-5443115. Matched catalog product: LG LRE3061BD. Incident: Caller stated that they witnessed the rear left burner of the glass top range came on and off by itself for a few seconds, it beeped, and the flame was orange. She stated that the incident occurred the next day as well. Caller contacted the manufacturer, but they informed her that her model was not included in a recall.

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20170818-05207-2147398037. Severity: Incident, No Injury. Matched catalog product: LG LRE3061BD. Incident: I have an LG Electric Range LRE3061BD that has a handle on the oven door that gets extremely hot when the oven in on for an extended period of time (approximately 1 hours), worse when baking at higher temperatures. You can not touch the handle without a towel or mitt. There is a vent at the back of the cook top for the oven, but it feels as if the heat is coming out the front of the oven door. The space gets so hot, it will heat up our entire kitchen, dining and LR area. I have seen it cause the temperature to rise on our home thermostat 2 degrees. I have reported this to LG Customer Service, once last year in July 2016 when I bought the stove and again this past week. They state it is okay for the outside of the oven to reach 180 degrees. As a consumer, parent and nurse practitioner in a pediatric practice, I feel this creates a significant burn and injury hazard for children and adults.

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20181218-CD690-2147383695. Severity: Incident, No Injury. Product: LG LRE3061BD (6.3 cu. ft. Single Oven Electric Range with EasyClean� Model: LRE3061BD Serial Number: 801MMCW0H899). Incident: This is regarding an Electric range with an electric cooktop.There were no injuries. We purchased this Range March 1, 2018. All was well with the Range until we noticed pitting on the gasket surrounding the cook top. We put a warranty claim on this issue. Today December 17, 2018 I received a phone call From LG. I was advised by the LG representative that this pitting was probably caused by contact with hot cookware or a scraper. He advised me that the rubber gasket was designed to prevent liquids from getting below the cook top and reaching the heating elements and cause an issue with damage or possible fire. This gasket is 2.5 inches from the heating element. It is a small margin of error to not have hot cookware moved 2.5 inches while cooking. Now we have a pitted gasket that may allow liquids to penetrate down to the heating elements. We don't feel comfortable or safe with this issue.