CX Series Combi Boiler Lawsuit | 2025 Latest Updates

What’s the Problem?

This issue stems from a voluntary recall by IBC Technologies after reports that the hot water temperature can exceed settings, posing a burn hazard. The recall affects approximately 1,100 units in the U.S. and 876 in Canada [1].

While no injuries have been reported, the fluctuation issue raises serious liability concerns. Although we are not aware of any lawsuits being filed against IBC Technologies yet, we are actively investigating potential claims involving burn injuries and scalding resulting from temperature fluctuations in the CX Series Combi Boiler.

Latest CX Series Combi Boiler Updates

• As of now, no lawsuits have been publicly filed in relation to this recall. Should case developments emerge, they will be added here in chronological order.

CX Series Combi Boiler Statistics

Currently, there are no lawsuits filed, so no statistical data on case counts, settlements, or economic impact is available.

• Units sold: Approximately 1,100 units in the U.S., 876 units in Canada
• Recall initiated: August 21, 2025

Without legal actions, there are no settlement amounts, healthcare costs, or productivity loss figures to report at this time.

FDA Reports and Statistics

No MAUDE or FDA adverse event reports have been identified specific to the CX Series Combi Boiler within the past five years.

No regulatory actions beyond the recall have been issued.

CX Series Combi Boiler Injuries & Side Effects

Although no injuries have been officially reported, the potential risk includes severe scalding. Reported incidents include fluctuations in hot water temperature detected by users.

• Thermal burns / Scalding: Hot water can exceed the set temperature, posing a burn hazard.

Do You Qualify for a CX Series Combi Boiler Lawsuit?

• You used or received a CX Series Combi Boiler (models CX-199 or CX-150) between May 2023 and June 2025.
• You experienced serious side effects, such as burn injuries or scalding due to excessive hot water temperature.
• The injury required medical treatment or hospitalization.
• You can provide medical documentation linking your injury to the boiler’s temperature malfunction.
• You retain proof of purchase, installation records, or unit serial number to confirm your boiler falls within the recall scope.

Evidence Required for a CX Series Combi Boiler Lawsuit

• Medical records: Emergency room or hospital treatment, physician diagnosis, burn care documentation.
• Product evidence: Receipts, model and serial number details, photos of unit labels.
• Proof of proper usage: Documentation that the boiler was maintained and operated according to manufacturer guidelines.
• Timeline documentation: Date of injury relative to boiler use and recall announcement (August 21, 2025).

Damages You Can Recover

If eligible, you may recover:

• Medical expenses (past and future costs for burn treatment).
• Lost wages & diminished earning capacity if injuries impacted your ability to work.
• Pain and suffering, including emotional distress from burns.
• Punitive damages if manufacturer neglect can be proven.

At this early stage, no average settlement ranges are available.

CX Series Combi Boiler Recall Information

• Recall date: August 21, 2025
• Affected models/serial numbers: CX-199 and CX-150 with specified serial ranges, manufactured April 2023–April 2025
• Recall number: CPSC Recall 25-441
• Remedy: Free in-home repair by authorized technician to install a thermostatic mixing valve—boiler remains usable for heating

Statute of Limitations for CX Series Combi Boiler Lawsuits

The timeframe to file product liability lawsuits varies by state, typically between 2 to 4 years from date of injury or discovery. Some states may toll (pause) deadlines if injury was not immediately apparent. If you have suffered an injury, it is critical to act promptly to preserve your legal rights.

Frequently Asked Questions

• How do I know if my boiler is included in the recall? Check the model (CX-199 or CX-150) and serial number against the ranges published in the recall notice published August 21, 2025.
• What should I do if I’ve been burned by the boiler? Seek medical attention immediately and retain medical documentation linking the burn to boiler use.
• Can I still use my boiler? You may continue using it for central heating, but avoid using for hot water until the mixing valve is installed [1].
• What compensation could I receive? Potential compensation includes medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, and possibly punitive damages.
• How long do I have to file a lawsuit? Deadlines vary by state—most allow 2–4 years from injury or discovery, but prompt action is essential.
• Do I need proof of purchase? Yes—receipts or proof of installation help confirm your boiler is affected by the recall.
• What if no lawsuits have been filed yet? Even without current lawsuits, you may still have a valid claim—legal advisors can help evaluate your situation.
• Can multiple victims join a single lawsuit? Potentially—if multiple claims share common issues, a class action or multidistrict litigation may form.
• What if the boiler was replaced during repair? Document any replacement and the cause—it may factor into liability evaluation.
• How to start a case review? Click the button below—or call us toll-free 24/7—or complete the case evaluation form above.

References

1. https://www.cpsc.gov/Recalls/2025/Combi-Boilers-Recalled-Due-to-Burn-Hazard-Manufactured-by-IBC-Technologies