A. O. Smith recalls

6 recalls connected to A. O. Smith in CPSC data, January 10, 2008 to November 8, 2018.

All recalls

• A. O. Smith Recalls 30-Gallon Gas Water Heaters
  November 8, 2018 · A. O. Smith · Heaters, fans and air conditioners

  This recall includes A. O. Smith 30-gallon natural gas water heaters with model number G6-UT3030NV and serial numbers with the first four digits of 1805 through 1809. A.…

• A. O. Smith Recalls Ultra-Low NOx Water Heaters
  November 8, 2018 · A. O. Smith · Heaters, fans and air conditioners

  This recall includes 30, 40 and 50 gallon natural or propane gas-fired Ultra-Low NOx emission gas water heaters. They are designed to comply with regulations in certain…

• A.O. Smith Recalls John Wood Brand Oil-Fired Water Heaters
  June 2, 2015 · A.O. Smith · Heaters, fans and air conditioners

  This recall involves John Wood brand 50- and 70-gallon oil-fired water heaters. The 50-gallon water heaters have model number JW517 and serial numbers from 1349A021678…

• A. O. Smith Recalls Water Pump Motors
  June 24, 2008 · A. O. Smith · Other consumer products

  The recall involves motors included with lawn sprinkler pumps and jet pumps manufactured by F. E. Myers Co. The recall also includes replacement pump motors that were…

• A.O. Smith Recalls Gas Water Heaters
  April 3, 2008 · A.O. Smith · Heaters, fans and air conditioners

  This recall involves 75-gallon natural and propane gas water heaters. "A.O. Smith" or "State" is printed on the side of the unit. A.O. Smith and State model and serial…

• A.O. Smith Recalls Exhaust Fan Electric Motors
  January 10, 2008 · A.O. Smith · Heaters, fans and air conditioners

  The recalled electric motor is part of a residential whole-house exhaust fan that is typically mounted on the floor of an attic. The shutters of the fan are visible on…

Frequently asked questions

Has A. O. Smith had product recalls?

Yes. CPSC lists 6 recalls connected to A. O. Smith, from January 10, 2008 to November 8, 2018.

What are A. O. Smith recalls usually about?

The most common hazard type is fire and burn, in 6 recalls.

What should I do if I own a recalled A. O. Smith product?

Open the recall, compare the model and dates, and follow the remedy in the official CPSC notice, which may be a refund, repair or replacement.