GE Monogram Gas Range Recall 2020

What Is Recalled#

What Is the Risk?#

The brass fitting at the pressure regulator connection can develop a slow leak due to a manufacturing defect in the thread taper. This releases natural gas or LP gas behind the range, creating a fire and explosion risk. GE received 12 reports of gas odor.

This is a critical safety hazard. If your GE oven/range is affected, take immediate action as described below. Do not delay — fire-related hazards can cause property damage, injury, or loss of life. CPSC recall remedies are always free — there is no reason to postpone.

Affected Models#

The following GE model numbers are included in this recall. Check your model number on the rating plate and compare it against this list:

Important: This list may not be exhaustive. Some recalls are updated after the initial announcement to add newly identified model numbers. Always verify your specific model and serial number with GE directly or on the CPSC recall notice.

Official Remedy#

Free in-home repair by a GE-authorized gas-certified technician to replace the pressure regulator fitting and perform a comprehensive gas leak test. Repair takes approximately 45-60 minutes.

Key points about the recall remedy process:

• The repair, replacement, or refund is completely free — you pay nothing for parts or labor.
• You do not need the original receipt for CPSC recalls. The model and serial number are sufficient to verify eligibility.
• The recall applies regardless of whether you are the original purchaser. Second owners, tenants, and landlords are all eligible.
• CPSC recalls never expire. Even if this recall was announced years ago, you can still get the free repair if your unit was never serviced.
• If the manufacturer does not respond within 30 days, file a complaint at SaferProducts.gov or call CPSC at 1-800-638-2772.

What To Do#

If your GE oven/range model number matches the list above, take these steps immediately:

1. Check if your GE Monogram range model starts with ZGP
2. If you smell gas, shut off the gas supply valve immediately and ventilate
3. Contact GE at 1-800-432-2737 for the free recall repair
4. Do not attempt to tighten gas fittings yourself

Frequently Asked Questions#

Why do professional-style gas ranges have more gas leak recalls?#

Professional-style ranges operate at higher BTU levels with more complex gas distribution systems (multiple burners, griddles, grills) and higher-pressure regulators. More gas connections mean more potential leak points. The regulator on a Monogram range handles higher gas flow than a residential range, requiring tighter manufacturing tolerances. Any variation in fitting quality is more consequential at these operating pressures.

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