Whirlpool washer models that have been on the CPSC recall list include specific top-load models with fire risk and some front-load models with door seal issues. The most significant recall was for Whirlpool Cabrio, Maytag Bravos, and Kenmore Oasis top-load washers manufactured between October 2010 and October 2014, with model numbers like WTW7600, WTW7500, WTW7700, MVWX655DW, MVWX700XL, and 110 series, where the control board could overheat and cause fire risk. Whirlpool offered free control board replacement and software update. Another recall involved Whirlpool Duet front-load washers manufactured 2013-2017 for door boot seal that could develop tears and leak water, models like WFW94HE, WFW95HE, and WFW96HE. There was also a smaller recall for Whirlpool compact top-load washers for lid lock failure. To check if your specific Whirlpool washer is currently under recall, locate the model and serial number on the back or under the lid and enter it on Whirlpool's official recall lookup at whirlpool.com or at cpsc.gov/Recalls, or call Whirlpool customer support at 1-800-253-1301. Always register your washer to receive recall notifications and avoid using extension cords or power strips, which can increase fire risk. If you receive a recall notice, stop using the washer and contact Whirlpool for free repair kit or replacement.
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