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eeva monitors your appliances for safety recalls automatically and alerts you if one is issued for a model you own. You don’t have to check anything — when a recall appears, eeva tells you and shows you what to do about it.

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safety-recall-screen.png — A Safety recall screen with the red safety banner (“Continued use may be unsafe…”), the “Recall details” section, and the recommended actions.

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How monitoring works

When you add an appliance, eeva starts watching for recalls on that model as part of what it auto-fetches. If a recall is issued, it surfaces on your Dashboard and on the appliance itself — no setup required.

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How eeva finds recalls

eeva checks your appliances against official recall data — in North America, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) — matching by brand and model.
Monitoring is always on and can’t be turned off. It runs on a regular sync (about once a day), so a newly posted recall may take up to a day to show up — it isn’t instant.

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Read a recall alert

Opening a recall shows you everything you need to act:
  • Safety banner — for a recall that needs action, eeva shows “Continued use may be unsafe. Stop using until appliance is repaired.”
  • Recall details — the Recall ID, who issued it, the affected model, the risk, the status, and when it was reported.
  • Recommended actions — call the manufacturer, view the official notice, or reschedule a repair.

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Recall statuses

Action needed

You haven’t acted yet.

Repair scheduled

A repair is booked.

Inspection complete

The appliance has been checked or fixed.

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Dismiss a recall

If a recall doesn’t apply to you or you’ve already handled it, you can dismiss it.
1

Open the recall

Open the recall from your Dashboard or from the appliance.
2

Tap Dismiss this recall

Tap “Dismiss this recall”.
3

Choose a reason

Pick a reason: “I’ve had this inspected or repaired”, “I no longer own this appliance”, “I understand the risk and choose not to act”, or “The recall doesn’t apply to my appliance”.
Dismissing hides the recall from your Dashboard for everyone in your household, not just you — it isn’t a per-person setting. The recall details stay on the appliance, so you can always look them up again. And if the situation changes — like a new severity — the alert can come back.