Cuisinart Propel+ Grill Recall — $500 Refund, Glass Hazard
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Cuisinart Propel+ 3-in-1 Gas Grill Recall: Pizza-Oven Glass Shatters — Get a $500 Refund

Published July 9, 2026

Bought a Cuisinart grill with the built-in pizza oven? The tempered glass has shattered mid-cook 37 times — and the fix is a $500 refund you claim with two photos, no return shipping required.

A gas grill — Cuisinart Propel+ 3-in-1 grill recall with $500 refund

What Was Recalled?

Conair LLC recalled the Cuisinart Propel+ Four Burner 3-in-1 Gas Grill, model CGG-6331, in a recall announced with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission in early July 2026. The propane grill's signature feature — a built-in pizza oven with a tempered-glass panel — is the problem: the glass can unexpectedly shatter during use, creating laceration and fire hazards. Conair has received 37 reports of shattering glass, including one report of a fire.

The grills were sold at Lowe's and Walmart stores nationwide and online at cuisinart.com from December 2024 through May 2026 for about $500 to $750. This recall is separate from the July 2026 recall of 1.72 million Cuisinart wire grill brushes — if you own both products, each has its own remedy process.

Remedy $500 Refund — or Full Purchase Price With Receipt Claimed on the official recall site by uploading two photos per the site's instructions · no return shipment
Recall Date July 2, 2026
Product Cuisinart Propel+ 3-in-1 Gas Grill (CGG-6331) Sold at Lowe's, Walmart & cuisinart.com, December 2024 – May 2026, for $500 – $750
Hazard Shattering Glass — Laceration & Fire 37 reports of the pizza-oven tempered glass shattering during use, including one fire
Documentation Required Yes — Two Photos Photo submission per the recall site's instructions · receipt only needed to claim more than the standard $500

What Should You Do?

Stop using the pizza-oven function immediately. Then go to the official recall website and follow its photo instructions — the process asks you to disable the grill per the site's directions and upload two photos, including the model plate showing CGG-6331. Once your submission is verified, Conair sends a $500 refund, or the full purchase price if you submit a receipt showing you paid more. You keep the grill parts out of the waste stream per the site's disposal instructions; nothing has to be shipped back.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Cuisinart grills are recalled in 2026?

The Cuisinart Propel+ Four Burner 3-in-1 Gas Grill, model CGG-6331 — a propane grill with a built-in pizza oven and griddle function — sold at Lowe's, Walmart, and cuisinart.com from December 2024 through May 2026 for about $500 to $750. This is separate from the July 2026 recall of Cuisinart wire grill brushes.

Why were Cuisinart Propel+ grills recalled?

The tempered glass on the grill's pizza-oven feature can unexpectedly shatter during use, creating laceration and fire hazards. Conair has received 37 reports of the glass shattering, including one report of a fire. Stop using the pizza-oven function immediately.

How do I get the $500 Cuisinart grill refund?

Go to the official recall site, remove the pizza-oven glass panel, and upload two photos following the site's instructions — one showing the disabled grill and one of the model plate. You will receive a $500 refund, or the full purchase price if you submit a receipt showing you paid more. No product return shipment is required.

Do I need a receipt for the Cuisinart Propel+ recall?

No — without a receipt you receive the standard $500 refund based on your photo submission. A receipt is only needed if you paid more than $500 and want the full purchase price refunded.


Sources

CPSC — Conair recalls Cuisinart Propel+ 3-in-1 gas grills (July 2026)
Official recall remedy site — Cuisinart Propel+ refund


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Remedy $500 refund (or full purchase price with receipt)
Recalling Company Conair LLC (Cuisinart)
Agency CPSC
Recall Date July 2, 2026
Official Recall Notice CPSC Recall Notice

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