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NorthPeak Countertop Air Fryers Recalled for Fire Hazard

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NorthPeak has recalled its 5.8-quart countertop air fryers after the heating element can overheat, posing fire and burn hazards.

What was recalled

The recall covers NorthPeak 5.8-quart digital air fryers (model NP-AF58) sold in stainless and black finishes.

Products and models affected

  • Model NP-AF58 (5.8-quart digital air fryer)
  • Date codes 2405 through 2438 printed on the base
  • Sold in stainless steel and matte black

The model number and date code are on a silver label on the underside of the unit.

Why it was recalled

NorthPeak received 41 reports of units overheating, including 6 reports of melting and 2 minor burn injuries. The heating element can fail and ignite nearby materials.

What you should do

Stop using the recalled air fryer immediately, unplug it, and contact NorthPeak for a refund.

What You Can Get

Full Refund

NorthPeak is offering a full refund of the purchase price. Submit a photo of the cut power cord and the model label through the recall page; refunds are issued within 3–4 weeks by check or original payment method.

Important dates & details

  • Units affected: ~210,000
  • Sold: January 2024 – September 2025 at major retailers and online
  • Price: $79–$119
  • Incidents: 41 overheating reports, 2 minor burns

Official Source

U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC)View the official recall notice. Verify all details and file any claim directly through the official source.