This website points to a recall of specific Delonghi manufactured oil filled heaters.
Follow these 4 steps to determine if your heater is in the recall.

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Have You Heard About The DeLonghi Heater Recall and Replacement Program?

By the Heater Recall Team on

DeLonghi Manufactured Defective Heaters From 1980–1988 Fact: Between the years 1980 and 1988, the De’Longhi Appliances company created over 3.6 million oil-filled radiator heaters, which are now part of a worldwide DeLonghi Heater Recall and Replacement Program. Fact: Because these heaters were manufactured in Italy, they were not designed for U.S. power sources, which have … Continued

What The DeLonghi Website Isn’t Telling You About Its DeLonghi Oil Filled Heaters

By the Heater Recall Team on

Learn Why These Oil Heaters Are Being Replaced For Free The De’Longhi website sells dozens of products across more than 40 pages, including their extremely popular DeLonghi Oil Filled Heaters. You can also buy high-end toasters, sleek cappuccino and espresso machines, indoor grills, BBQ accessories, food blenders, confection ovens, air conditioners, dehumidifiers, and air purifiers. … Continued

What should you do if you think your heater has been recalled?
CLICK THIS LINK AND FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS ON TO THE UNITED STATES CONSUMER PRODUCT SAFETY COMMISSION WEBSITE.
Click here if you have a recalled heater

The authors of this site are not affiliated, associated, authorized, endorsed by, or in any way officially or unofficially connected with Delonghi America, Inc., Delonghi S.p.A. or any of their subsidiaries, agents or affiliates.

The express purpose of this website is strictly for editorial purposes to provide a visual and descriptive warning to the general public. The authors expect that owners, operators and users of space heaters that may be in the recall / voluntary replacement program, as described herein, make their own determinations as to the status of their particular heater as further outlined by the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission Release 91-108. This site has no commercial purpose.