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Recalled ASSO and ASSOS Sonoma wall fan heaters
An internal part of the heater fails to meet flammability performance requirements, posing a fire hazard.
Stelpro toll-free at 844-783-5776 Ext. 1204 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., ET, Monday through Friday or online at www.stelpro.com and click on “Warnings/Safety” at the bottom of the page, or www.stelpro.com/en-US/warnings-safety and click on “Sonoma Safety notice” for more information.
Recall Details
This recall involves ASSO and ASSOS Sonoma wall fan heaters. The heaters are white, with the Stelpro name on the front. Only heaters with version or production codes 47-19 or prior are affected by this recall. The model number and version or production code is located on the product nameplate that is on the underside of the front cover. These model numbers are included in the recall.
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Model Numbers |
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ASSO1501T2TW |
ASSOS1501MW |
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ASSO1501T2TWBBW |
ASSOS1501MWBBW |
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ASSO1501T2W |
ASSOS1501W |
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ASSO1501T2WBBW |
ASSOS1501WBBW |
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ASSO1501WCW |
ASSOS1501WCW |
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ASSO1501WCWBBW |
ASSOS1501WCWBBW |
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ASSO1502T2TW |
ASSOS1502WCW |
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ASSO1502T2TWBBW |
ASSOS1502WCWBBW |
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ASSO1502T2W |
ASSOS2002MW |
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ASSO1502T2WBBW |
ASSOS2002MWBBW |
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ASSO1502WCW |
ASSOS2002W |
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ASSO1502WCWBBW |
ASSOS2002WBBW |
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ASSO2002T2TW |
ASSOS2002WCW |
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ASSO2002T2TWBBW |
ASSOS2002WCWBBW |
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ASSO2002T2W |
ASSOS2008MW |
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ASSO2002T2WBBW |
ASSOS2008MWBBW |
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ASSO2002WCW |
ASSOS2008W |
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ASSO2002WCWBBW |
ASSOS2008WBBW |
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ASSO2008T2TW |
ASSOS2008WCW |
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ASSO2008T2TWBBW |
ASSOS2008WCWBBW |
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ASSO2008T2W |
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ASSO2008T2WBBW |
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ASSO2008WCW |
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ASSO2008WCWBBW |
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Consumers should immediately stop using the recalled heaters and contact Stelpro for information on receiving a free replacement wall fan heater.
Stelpro has received five reports of overheating. There are no reports of injuries.
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