Nationwide Recall Issued for Target Air Fryer Ovens Due to Burn Hazard
Air fryer ovens sold nationwide at Target are being recalled because their doors can unexpectedly close, creating a burn hazard for consumers.
Davenport Rock Island Moline, IA, November 7, 2026 — A nationwide recall has been issued for air fryer ovens sold at Target stores across the country. The reason for the recall is a defect where the doors of these appliances can unexpectedly close, posing a potential burn hazard to consumers.
The specific brand and model of the affected air fryer ovens were not immediately available in the provided summary. Similarly, the exact number of units impacted by this recall and the period during which they were sold have not been disclosed. The recall focuses on the safety risk associated with the appliance doors unexpectedly shutting, which could lead to burns.
The hazard arises from the unexpected closure of the air fryer oven doors. Consumers using or handling the appliance could be at risk of burns if the door mechanism malfunctions. Further details regarding the nature of the burn hazard or any reported incidents are not specified in the trend summary.
Products included in this recall were distributed nationwide through Target retail locations. Consumers who have purchased an air fryer oven from Target are advised to be aware of this safety notice. Information on the manufacturer initiating the recall, as well as specific instructions for consumers on how to proceed with the recall process, such as returning the product or seeking a refund, was not provided in the trend summary. The company responsible for the recall and the steps taken to mitigate the hazard are also details that have not been specified.
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