Lowe's values your safety and satisfaction. We make sure to provide you with up-to-date information on any recalls or product safety news as it comes available. Safety and Satisfaction At Lowe's your safety and satisfaction are our first priorities. So we will post product recalls from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC). For more information, you may also visit the CPSC Web site at www.cpsc.gov. in the last several years, with information on older recalls available at www.cpsc.gov. The information includes the products involved and the steps to take if you have one of the recalled items. Consumers should stop using recalled products immediately unless otherwise instructed. Also, the Web site www.recalls.gov links visitors to the home pages of government regulatory agencies responsible for product recalls. In addition to finding details about recalled products, visitors will gain additional safety information and may sign up for e-mail alerts on recalled products, as they become available.

in Recent Years BLACK & DECKER Recalls Electric Blower/Vacuum/Mulchers Due to Laceration Hazard Whirlpool Recalls Microwaves Due to Fire Hazard KOHLER Power Systems Recalls Portable Generators Due to Shock Hazard Flushmate Expands Recall of Flushmate III Pressure-Assisted Flushing Systems Due to Impact and Laceration Hazards Three Types of Liquid Plumr Clog Removers Recalled by The Clorox Company Due to Failure to Meet Child-Resistant Closure Requirement Southwire Recalls Voltage Detectors Due to Shock and Burn Hazards Robert Bosch Tool Recalls Grinders Due to Risk of Burns YTL International Recalls Drywall Lifts Due to Injury Hazard Lutron Electronics Recalls Roller Shades Due to Impact Hazard United States Stove Company Recalls Pellet Stoves Due to Fire Hazard Liberty Hardware Recalls Decorative Metal Wall Plates Due to Shock and Fire Hazard England’s Stove Works Recalls to Repair Freestanding Pellet Stoves Due to Laceration Hazard Casablanca Recalls Ceiling Fans Due to Injury Hazard BSH Home Appliances Recalls Dishwashers Due to Fire Hazard Robert Bosch Tool Recalls Dremel Rotary Tool Due to Burn Hazard John Deere Recalls Riding Lawn Tractors Due to Crash Hazard Husqvarna Recalls Lawn and Garden Tillers Due to Risk of Bodily Injury, Laceration GreenWorks Blower/Vacs Recalled by Sunrise Global Marketing Due to Fire and Burn Hazards Cooper Lighting Recalls Fluorescent Lighting Fixtures Due to Fire Hazard Sea Gull Lighting Recalls Chandeliers Due to Injury Hazard Shark

Vacuum Cleaners Recalled by Euro-Pro Due to Shock Hazard Cosco Recalls Convertible Hand Trucks Due to Injury Hazard Kidde Recalls Disposable Plastic Fire Extinguishers Due to Failure to Discharge Keurig Recalls MINI Plus Brewing Systems Due to Burn Hazard Harris Products Group Recalls Welding Torch Handles Due to Fire Hazard Troy-Bilt Electric Leaf Blowers Recalled by MTD Due to Laceration Hazard Dyson Recalls Bladeless Portable Electric Heaters Due to Fire Hazard Hitachi Koki Recalls Grass Trimmers Due to Fire and hybrid ion-70 germicidal air purifierBurn Hazards Genie Recalls Garage Door Openers Due to Fire Hazard Gree Expands Dehumidifier Recall to Include GE Brand Dehumidifiers Due to Serious Fire and Burn Hazards Shaw Industries Recalls Carpet Due to Fire Hazard; westinghouse 6-stage hepa air purifier - small room

Sold Exclusively at Lowe's Stores Denver Global Products Recalls Multi-Purpose Yard Vehicles Due to Laceration, Fire Hazards; Sold Exclusively at Lowe's Stores (Recall Alert) Cuisinart Recalls Food Processors Due to Laceration Hazard HeathCo Recalls Motion-Activated Outdoor Lights Due to Electrical Shock Hazard Gree Recalls 12 Brands of Dehumidifiers Due to Serious Fire and Burn Hazards Tools, products, materials, techniques, building codes and local regulations change; therefore, Lowe's assumes no liability for omissions, errors or the outcome of any project. winix wac5500 true hepa air cleaner with plasmawave technology reviewsThe reader must always exercise reasonable caution, follow current codes and regulations that may apply, and is urged to consult with a licensed professional if in doubt about any procedures. Please read our terms of use.We hear Phoenix-area homeowners ask, “Why does my air conditioner keep tripping the breaker at the control panel?”

First off, if this keeps happening then don’t turn the circuit back on. The circuit breaker’s job is to keep your home and appliances safe by shutting off the flow of electricity when the current flow gets too high. If it keeps tripping, something needs to be fixed. If the air conditioner is the source of the tripping, it may be overheating. When an air conditioner overheats, it draws more amps (a measurement of electrical current) from the circuit. That may be pushing the circuit past the number of amps it was meant to handle. So the breaker usually trips after the air conditioner has been running for awhile. So now we need to know what’s causing your air conditioner to overheat. 1) Dirty air filter: Dirt on the filter impedes air flow. This causes the AC to run longer to circulate enough cool air to achieve the temperature you want. This then causes the air conditioner to overheat. Change the filter and see if that helps. 2) Dirty condenser coils: The condenser coils are in your air conditioner’s outside unit.

Refrigerant runs through these coils. A fan blows over the coils to dissipate the heat that the refrigerant absorbed in your home. This is done so the refrigerant can flow back into the inside air conditioning unit and absorb more heat from your home’s air. (See how an air conditioner works exactly.) But if the condenser coils are covered in dust, dirt and leaves, then the coils can’t properly dissipate the heat. So the air conditioner has to work harder and longer to cool your home and overheats as a result. In the Phoenix area, it’s easy for air conditioners to get covered in dust after haboobs (dust storms). Learn more about why you need to clean your condenser coils. You could wash the coils off, or you could have a contractor do it professionally as part of a pre-season air conditioner maintenance visit / A/C tune-up. Spring is the perfect time for one of those! 3) Not enough refrigerant: Without enough refrigerant, the air conditioner has to work longer to cool your home.