Camilla Jessen
LG recalls 500,000 ovens after reports of fires, injuries, and pet deaths—check if yours is affected.
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Nearly 500,000 LG electric ovens have been recalled nationwide due to a fire hazard, according to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC).
The affected Slide-In and Freestanding Electric Ranges were sold between 2015 and January 2025 at major retailers, including Costco, Lowe’s, Home Depot, and Best Buy, as well as online at LG.com.
What’s the Risk?
The recall follows 86 reports of accidental activation caused by unintentional contact with the knobs—often by people or pets. This has led to:
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More than 28 fires
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Over $340,000 in property damage
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At least 8 minor injuries, including burns
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Three reported fires resulting in pet deaths
“These LG ranges have been involved in more than 28 fires,” the CPSC stated. “At least five fires caused extensive property damage.”
Check inside the oven door or storage drawer for one of the following model numbers: LDE4411ST, LDE4413ST, LDE4413BD, LSE4611ST, LSE4611BD, LSE4613ST, LSE4613BD, LSEL6337D, LSEL6337F, LSEL6331F, LSEL6333F, LSEL6333D, LSEL6335D, LSEL6335F, LTE4815BM, LTE4815BD, LTE4815ST, LRE4215ST, and LTEL7337F.
For specific serial numbers, visit the CPSC recall page.
If your oven is affected, your should contact LG for a free warning sticker and instructions on using the control lock feature to prevent accidental activation. Check the CPSC website for more details on the recall.
With fires, injuries, and pet deaths reported, LG urges all owners to take immediate action to prevent further accidents.
