Gourmia is recalling about 175,951 nine-slice digital air fryer ovens because their doors can swing shut when bumped, burning someone taking out hot food. Owners should stop using the affected ovens immediately and request a free repair kit.
The November 5 recall notice lists 57 reports of doors closing unexpectedly during food removal, including 40 incidents involving burns to hands or wrists.
Check the model and back label
The recall covers the stainless-steel GTF7530, which has two spring-loaded glass French doors with metal handles. Check these identifiers:
- Model GTF7530.
- UPC 810002862779, shown on the packaging.
- Back-label codes 3021 to 0126, alongside the model number.
The ovens were sold at Target stores nationwide and Target.com from October 2021 through June 2026 for about $150. Match the identifiers to your appliance; the notice identifies this model, not every Gourmia air fryer.
Request the free doorstop repair
Contact Gourmia at 888-834-0092, Monday through Friday, or follow the manufacturer's recall link in the CPSC notice. The remedy is a kit mailed at no charge, containing an added doorstop and installation instructions. The announced remedy is repair, rather than a refund.
Keep the recalled oven out of use while arranging the repair. The notice's stop-use instruction applies even if you have not experienced an unexpected door closure.
For another current household safety notice, see our Little Giant ladder recall guide.
