Which air conditioner models have been recalled?

Which air conditioner models have been recalled includes mostly window and portable AC units and some mini-splits, not many central AC condensers, based on CPSC recalls as of 2026. Notable recalls: 2021 Midea window AC U-shaped models MAW08V1QWT and MAW10V1QWT sold at Costco and Amazon affecting 200,000 units due to mold risk from water not draining properly, Midea offered free repair kit. 2020 LG portable AC models LP0817WSR, LP1017WSR, and LP1417WSR affecting 50,000 units due to potential overheating and fire hazard from faulty power cord, LG offered free cord replacement. 2019 Carrier and Bryant 5-ton packaged AC models 50XEH and 50XEZ due to potential electrical hazard from loose wiring, affecting 10,000 units, Carrier offered free inspection and repair. 2018 Goodman air handlers ARUF and ASPT due to electrical hazard, affecting 20,000 units, Goodman offered free repair. 2017 Mitsubishi mini-split models MSZ-FH wall mounted due to potential overheating of drain pan motor, affecting 30,000 units, Mitsubishi offered free motor replacement. For central AC condensers, few recalls as they are low risk, most issues handled via service bulletins and warranty, not CPSC recall. As of 2026, no active recall for current Trane XR14, Carrier Comfort 14, Lennox ML14XC1, Rheem RA14, Goodman GSX14, Amana ASX14, or York YCD 14. To check if your AC recalled, look at model and serial number on rating plate and visit CPSC.gov/recalls or manufacturer website or call manufacturer.