Kidde FA110G

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20150818-E910D-2147429236. Severity: Incident, No Injury. Matched catalog product: Kidde FA110G. Source model text: FA110. Incident: During annual fire extinguisher training we are required to put out a controlled fire. I pulled pin and gave a short burst of extinguisher, I then proceeded to approach base of fire and attempted to discharge the remainder of bottle but nothing happened. Squeezing the handle did nothing, it appears the valve is stuck. I had fire fighter personal try also and nothing.

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20171213-79EC0-2147394635. Severity: Incident, No Injury. Matched catalog product: Kidde FA110G. Source model text: H110G. BJ215 907, FA110G, SD-952125. Incident: I have three Kidde Home fire Extinguishers that were on the recall list so I called the number which I was given to get replacement ones (it's only a call center), I was sent two of the three replacements which were on empty. I have called three times to get the new ones replace also and to receive my third original replacement but was told I had to wait until some called me back, this started in November and to date have never heard from anyone, right now I have three extinguishers which are defective and two new ones that are empty, hopefully I don't have a fire in my house while I am waiting around for Kidde to respond. Thank you for your time, [REDACTED]

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20160505-6D3AA-2147419759. Severity: Incident, No Injury. Matched catalog product: Kidde FA110G. Source model text: FA110. Incident: While splitting wood with my log splitter last fall, the engine caught on fire due to a mouse nest buried underneath. I grabbed my Kidde FA110 fire extinguisher, pulled the safety pin, compressed the handle, and nothing came out. The gauge said it was fully charged. By the time I was able to extinguish the fire, the top end of the log splitter had melted. There was approximately $100 in damage. I contacted Kidde regarding the matter, and was contact back by [REDACTED]of their Product Support team. [REDACTED] logged the incident, and told me they would send me a replacement extinguisher and reimburse me for the repair cost. I received the replacement extinguisher, and sent the faulty one back, but after several inquiries, I have not received the reimbursement. I sent photos of the damage and receipts as documentation.

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20260831-C5934-2147310741. Severity: Injury, No First Aid or Medical Attention Received. Product: Kidde FA110G (Product details: - Manufacturer: Kidde - Model: FA110G - Date code: 0420015255B - Country of manufacture: Mexico - Current condition: Still completely full of powder, but has no pressure). Incident: I am writing to report a serious failure involving a Kidde fire extinguisher that did not operate when I needed it during a fire on August 28, 2026. Product details: - Manufacturer: Kidde - Model: FA110G - Date code: 0420015255B - Country of manufacture: Mexico - Current condition: Still completely full of powder, but has no pressure I purchased the extinguisher new in its original box through eBay in January 2026. I removed it from the box in late January and stored it in the trunk of my car. When I attempted to use it during the fire on August 28, it had no pressure and did not discharge. It remains completely full of extinguishing powder. I contacted Kidde customer support and explained what happened. Kidde told me the extinguisher was not covered by warranty because it had been purchased through eBay, even though I explained that it was sold as new and arrived in its original box. I specifically offered to mail the extinguisher to Kidde so they could inspect it and determine why it failed, but they declined and did not express an interest in examining it. I still have the extinguisher and can provide photographs, proof of purchase, seller information, or the product itself for inspection. Please treat this as a product-safety report or let me know if I need to provide this information through another reporting channel. I am concerned that other extinguishers from the same production batch may fail in an emergency. Thank you, [REDACTED]