AGA and La Cornue ranges recalled due to fire hazard

Health Canada says consumers should immediately shut off gas supply to recalled products

Published Sep 10, 2026  •  2 minute read

Two models of AGA's Mercury cooking appliances have been recalled by Health Canada due to a fire hazard. Photo by Handout /Health Canada

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Health Canada announced a recall Thursday of AGA and La Cornue cooking appliances due to a fire hazard.

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The health agency said the affected products applies to all colour variations, trim options, burner configurations, and gas types of the freestanding dual fuel ranges.

They feature a gas cooktop compatible with either natural gas or liquid propane and are equipped with electric ovens.

“Consumers should immediately shut off the gas supply to the recalled product and contact AGA Rangemaster Limited to coordinate a free inspection and to obtain subsequent free repair as required,” Health Canada said in its recall notice.

Electric oven can still be used

The agency added that the electric oven sections of the ranges can still be used without any issues.

The affected products are AGA’s Mercury models with model numbers AMC48DF and AMC36DF, Elise models with model numbers AEL481DF and AEL361DF, and La Cornue’s CornuFe and Albertine models with model numbers LAC1 and LAC9 respectively.

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The model, serial number and manufacturing date can be found on the rating plate located on the bottom panel under the storage drawer.

The agency said the affected units were manufactured between March 19, 2025 and July 24, 2026.

“Certain recalled range cookers may be missing a gas manifold testing component,” Health Canada said. “While not required for normal operation, the component is needed during installation pressure testing. If it is missing, gas can leak from the test port when connected to a gas supply, creating a fire hazard.”

The company reported that 261 units of the affected products, which were manufactured in the United Kingdom, were sold in Canada.

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No reports of incidents or injuries

However, as of Aug. 14, the company says it has not received any reports of incidents or injuries in Canada or the United States.

For more information, consumers can contact AGA Rangemaster by telephone toll-free at 1-888-257-7912, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. EDT, Monday to Friday, or visit the company website at lacornueusa.com or agarangeusa.com, and click on “Recall Information” at the bottom of the page.

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