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Health Canada Warns Users of a Risk of Glass Explosion from Certain Gas Fireplaces manufactured by CFM Inc. (Majestic Fireplace)

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2024-01-24last updated
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ProductNatural gas and propane-fired direct vent free-standing fireplaces manufactured by CFM Inc. (Majestic Fireplace) that bear the trade names Insta-flame or Northern Flame (Models FSDV22, FSDV30, FSDV32, D222 and D232 Series).
IssueFire hazard - Flammability hazard - Injury hazard
What you should doConsumers should immediately stop using these fireplaces.Any affected fireplaces currently in use should have the fuel supply disconnected immediately. The manufacturer is no longer in business and there is no retro fit kit available. Contact a licensed gas technician for disconnection.Canadian retailers and distributors of these fireplaces should immediately cease sale.Manufacturers, importers, distributors or retailers that become aware of incidents, including recalls initiated for human health or safety reasons by foreign entities, related to this or any consumer product that they supply are required to report the incident to Health Canada. Guidance on mandatory reporting is available on Health Canada's website.Additional informationTSSA Director's Order: Majestic Fireplace - Direct Vent Free Standing Gas FireplaceRegular appliance maintenance for fuel-burning appliances
CategorySpecialized products
Publishing bodyCommunications and Public Affairs Branch
ClassClass not stated
Last updated2024-01-24

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