(Gray News) – Gas boilers have been recalled after two people died from carbon monoxide poisoning.
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission and Triangle Tube recalled three gas boilers – the Prestige Solo, Prestige Excellence and Aerco Esteem.
The boilers were found to be releasing carbon monoxide due to delayed ignitions or component damage.
In 2015, a 47-year-old woman died of monoxide poisoning and in 2016, an 85-year-old man died of carbon monoxide poisoning. Both deaths were linked to carbon monoxide leaks in the now-recalled gas boilers.
There have been 25 reports of carbon monoxide leaks from the recalled boilers.
The recall impacts more than 60,000 gas boilers sold in the U.S. since 2011. An additional 7,500 sold in Canada have also been recalled.
Consumers with recalled boilers should contact Triangle Tube to set up an inspection. While consumers wait for an inspection, Triangle Tube says carbon monoxide alarms should be working on all levels of their home and if they do not have one, Triangle Tube will ship one free of charge.
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