Latest News About Secura Air Fryer Recall Canada

Here’s the latest that's being reported about the Secura air fryer recall in Canada.

• Health Canada recall notice: Health Canada announced a recall covering 680 Secura air fryers sold in Canada between May 2019 and October 2020 due to a wire connection that can overheat, posing fire and burn hazards. Affected owners are advised to stop using the unit immediately and contact Secura for remedy options. The remedy includes either a free replacement or an Amazon gift card code. Canadians who own one of the affected units should follow Secura’s recall process and provide details such as the product date code and photos of the unit with the power cord cut off. This recall spans units sold nationwide in Canada. [Sources indicate Health Canada recall notice and Secura’s recall process; multiple outlets summarize the same recall details, including the 680 Canadian units and the remedy options][3][4][6]

• U.S. recall context (relevant to Canada due to cross-border sales): In the United States, about 6,400 Secura air fryers were recalled for similar fire and burn hazards, with some units sold in Canada as part of the cross-border distribution. Canada’s recall mirrors the same safety concerns, and Secura offered replacements or Amazon gift cards to affected customers. If you’re in Canada and own a Secura model sold between 2019 and 2020, you should review the recall steps provided by Secura and Health Canada to determine your remedy option.[5][7]

• Model specificity and next steps for Canadians: The recall applies to certain Secura models (in Canada, commonly referenced as SAF-53/TXG-DS16 family or related identifiers) and requires owners to stop using the appliance and contact Secura for the remedy. To proceed, gather the unit’s date code (bottom label), the power cord cut-off photo, and your contact information when you reach Secura’s recall line or official recall page. Health Canada notes there have been no reported incidents in Canada as of the notice, but action is advised to prevent risk.[4][6][3]

What you should do if you own an affected Secura air fryer in Canada

• Immediately stop using the appliance. [Health Canada recall guidance; multiple sources summarize this directive]
• Check the model and date code on the bottom to confirm whether it’s affected. [Recall notices emphasize date range May 2019–October 2020]
• Contact Secura for the remedy (free replacement or Amazon gift card) and follow the instructions to submit required information (date code, photos with the cord cut off). [Health Canada and recall alerts emphasize the remedy process]
• If you need, you can also monitor Canada recalls and local news outlets for updates on the recall status or any changes to the remedy options. [General safety recall guidance; local media summaries exist]

If you’d like, I can pull the most up-to-date official pages from Health Canada and Secura’s recall site and summarize the exact steps and required information you’ll need to claim the remedy. I can also help you verify whether your model and date code fall within the affected range.