There have been several recalls on Whirlpool ovens and ranges over the years, though most recent models are not under recall, and you should check current status for your specific model. The most significant recalls include Whirlpool, KitchenAid, and JennAir slide-in electric and gas ranges manufactured between 2010 and 2014 with model numbers like WFE510S0AW, WFE550S0HZ, WFE710H0AH, and KSGG700ESS, where burner knobs could turn on accidentally if bumped, causing fire hazard, remedy was new knobs with detent. Another recall involved Whirlpool and KitchenAid double wall ovens manufactured 2008-2012 for door lock that could fail. Also, Whirlpool electric ranges with front controls were recalled for knobs that could be activated by children. To check if your Whirlpool oven is currently under recall, locate model and serial number on side of oven door frame or behind storage drawer, then enter it at whirlpool.com or cpsc.gov/Recalls, or call Whirlpool at 1-800-253-1301. Always register your appliance at whirlpool.com to receive recall notifications. If your oven is under recall, Whirlpool will provide free repair kit. Never use oven with recalled knob issue unattended. Current 2023-2026 models are generally not under recall, but check regularly.
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