A remedial process has been established for owners of Swift 500 Series gas cookers manufactured between January 1 2019 and May 31 2020 ( inclusive ).

In June 2022 , Swift Appliance Group informed customers that all Swift 500 Series gas cookers must not be used until further notice after being notified by Western Australia ’ s Department of Mines , Industry Regulation and Safety about a ‘ serious safety issue ’.

The company is asking owners of these cookers to refer to the data plate on the cooker ’ s lid for information about the date of its manufacture . Anyone who is unsure when their Swift 500 Series gas cooker was manufactured should not use it until this has been confirmed .

WHAT YOU MUST DO

If your cooker was manufactured in the above date range , Swift Appliance Group says you must follow these steps :

1 . Immediately stop using the front left burner and remove the control knob .

2 . Instruct all others to not use the front left burner . However , the other burners and components are safe for ordinary use .

3 . Install a gas leak detection device if the caravan is intended to travel offroad . The gas leak detection device should be fitted inside a cupboard located underneath the gas cooker unit . If you smell gas , immediately turn off the gas supply at the cylinder and ventilate the area . Cylinders can be isolated and disabled at the ‘ gas isolation valve ’ adjacent to the appliance .

4 . Register your details on the Swift Appliance Group recall registry .

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