Over 45,000 Stoves Recalled Due to Fire Hazard—Some Models "Turn On Unexpectedly"

If you have a Wolf oven in your kitchen, you may want to check the model number. The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) announced a recall of 45,400 ovens sold by the company due to possible fire hazards.

The recall includes Wolf Dual Fuel ranges with infrared griddles. Per CPSC, the range can short-circuit if liquids boil over or are spilled, resulting in the griddle turning on unexpectedly and posing a burn and fire hazard.

The following products and model numbers are included in the recall:

Product Name	Model Numbers
36" Dual Fuel Range—4 Burners and Infrared Griddle	DF36450G/BK/P DF36450G/BK/P/LP DF36450G/S/P DF36450G/S/P/LP DF36450G/WH/P
48" Dual Fuel Range—4 Burners and Infrared Griddle	DF36450G/BK/P DF36450G/BK/P/LP DF36450G/S/P DF36450G/S/P/LP DF36450G/WH/P
48" Dual Fuel Range—4 Burners, Infrared Charbroiler and Infrared Griddle	DF48450CG/BK/P DF48450CG/BK/P/LP DF48450CG/S/P DF48450CG/S/P/LP DF48450CG/WH/P
48" Dual Fuel Range—6 Burners and Infrared Griddle	DF48650G/BK/P DF48650G/BK/P/LP DF48650G/S/P DF48650G/S/P/LP DF48650G/WH/P DF48650G/WH/P/LP
60" Dual Fuel Range—6 Burners and Infrared Griddle	DF60650DG/BK/P DF60650DG/BK/P/LP DF60650DG/S/P DF60650DG/S/P/LP
60" Dual Fuel Range—6 Burners, Infrared Charbroiler and Infrared Griddle	DF60650CG/BK/P DF60650CG/S/P DF60650CG/S/P/LP

The model number is located on the rating plate underneath the top of the oven. The impacted ovens were sold at home appliance stores in the U.S. and Canada from August 2020 through September 2024.

The recall was initiated following 36 reports of the griddle ranges turning on unexpectedly. So far no injuries have been reported, however, if you have one of the ovens included in the recall, contact Wolf Appliance for a free repair. The company can be reached at 800-200-7820 from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. CT Monday through Friday or by e-mailing [email protected].