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Important Safety Message – Gas Hob Elbow Joints Corrective Action Programme

According to the UK Office for Product Safety and Standards. ApplianceClinic did not issue this notice.

Published 4 September 2023 · Risk Serious · Hobs

According to OPSS

The product

Important Safety Message – Gas Hob Elbow Joints Corrective Action Programme

The risk

The above UK gas hob manufacturers have committed to undertake a corrective action programme to make certain hobs safe which have been identified as presenting a serious risk of poisoning, burns or gas explosion and/or fire. Further details on the hazard descriptions, in addition to other product identifiers, are available on the Product Safety Report page for each of the products linked under the “Read the Product Safety Reports” section above.

What you should do

The 12 UK manufacturers have initiated a modification programme for certain products in scope of the safety issue. The companies will visit every home containing affected hobs and make them safe. OPSS is urging all affected members of the public, including those unsure whether they are impacted or not, to check the model links and contact the manufacturer. While all affected consumers should check the model links, owners and consumers in caravans, leisure homes and motorhomes should do this as a matter of urgency. If they are using an affected appliance with Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG), they should disconnect it from the LPG cylinder immediately. Owners and consumers in domestic premises s

Affected models / identifiers

The official record does not list a simple model list. Check GOV.UK.

Manufacturer information (as linked from OPSS)

Last checked with GOV.UK on 18 September 2026. If you are reading a saved copy, treat this date as the freshness of the information.

Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. We summarise the official summary fields rather than copying the full GOV.UK page.

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