Is there a recall on Goodman furnaces?

Is there a recall on Goodman furnaces, there was a major recall in past but as of 2026 there is no active CPSC recall for current Goodman furnaces like GMSS92 and GMVC96, but past recall existed. Most notable Goodman furnace recall was in 2014 for Goodman 80 percent AFUE gas furnaces manufactured from 2010 to 2014 including models GDS8, GMS8, and GHS8 due to potential overheating and fire hazard from faulty blower motor wiring harness that could cause furnace to overheat and wiring to melt, affecting about 50,000 units, with Goodman offering free inspection and free wiring harness replacement by technician, and CPSC notice advising homeowners to stop using and call for repair. Another recall in early 2000s for Goodman air handlers. For current Goodman furnaces manufactured after 2015, there is no active CPSC recall. However, Goodman has issued service bulletins for heat exchanger issues but handled via warranty not recall. To check if your Goodman furnace recalled, look at model and serial number on rating plate inside furnace cabinet, usually 10-digit serial where first 4 digits indicate manufacture year and month, for example 1405 means 2014 May, and visit CPSC.gov or GoodmanMfg.com/recall or call Daikin Comfort at 1-877-254-4729. If affected by old recall, contact installer for free repair. Most Goodman furnaces from 2016 onward not affected. Always ensure filter changed and proper venting to prevent overheating.