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Source | Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers

Protect Against Range Tipping

AHAM recently released a statement to the media on the importance of installing the anti-tip device that is provided with all ranges. 

Did you know that improperly installed free-standing, slide-in and built-in kitchen ranges can tilt forward when someone applies too much pressure to an open oven door? 

The result may be injuries from the tipped range or scalds and burns from hot food and liquids.

1) Make sure the proper anti-tip device is installed correctly. If you are remodeling your kitchen, buying a new range or building a new home, make sure the installer uses the anti-tip device provided by the manufacturer. Contact your range manufacturer, your appliance dealer or an authorized servicer for information and assistance.

2) Always keep the range door closed when not in use!

3) Never use the door as a step stool, seat or as a support for body weight or other objects.
Please be safety conscious when using a range and other appliances. Use them only for the tasks they are designed to do.

Consumers are urged to check whether an anti-tip device has been installed.  Look under the range to see if an anti-tip device is installed on the floor (possibly affixed to the rear leg of the range), or gently pull the back of the range to see if it pulls off the floor.  For your safety, you should not tilt the range more than 2 inches off the floor.

If you are a consumer seeking information or wish to obtain an anti-tip device, please find the brand of your range in the list below.  Please have the model and serial number available when calling the manufacturer.   The model and serial number can be found on the serial tag.

Serial tags may be located by opening the drawer of your free-standing or slide in range. For drop in style units, look at the edge of the oven door.  The specific location will vary by model, but it can be found on the inside of the oven door.

AGA
 877-650-5775 
 
Amana
 800-253-1301
 
American
 800-251-7224
 
Bosch
 800-944-2904
 
Brentwood
 800-251-7224
 
Brown
 800-251-7224
 
Crosley
 800-253-1301
 
Electrolux
 866-335-1754
 
Estate  
 800-253-1301
 
Five Star
 800-251-7224
 
Frigidaire
 866-335-1754
 
GE
 800-626-8774
 
GE Profile
 800-626-8774
 
Gibson
 866-335-1754
 
Gold Chef
 800-251-7224
 
Heartland
 877-650-5775
 
Hotpoint
 800-626-8774
 
Ikea by Whirlpool
 800-253-1301

Imperial
 800-251-7224
 
Inglis
 800-253-1301
 
Jenn-Air
 800-422-1230
 
Kelvinator
 866-335-1754
 
KitchenAid
 800-422-1230
 
LG
 800-243-0000
 
Magic Chef
 800-253-1301
 
Maytag
 800-688-9900
 
Monogram
 800-626-8774
 
National
 800-251-7224
 
Roper
 800-253-1301
 
Sharp
 800-237-4277
 
Siemens
 866-447-4363
 
Tappan
 866-335-1754
 
Thermador
 800-735-4328
 
Town & Country
 800-251-7224
 
Viking
 888-845-4641
 
Whirlpool
 800-253-1301
 
White-Westinghouse
 866-335-1754
 
Wolf
 800-222-7820

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