Frers N American recalls
Frers N American boats have 1 recall campaign on record across 1 reported units. Below is every campaign, what it covers, and how to confirm a specific hull was fixed before you buy.
Frers N American has 1 USCG safety recall on record, issued in January 1999 for an electrical board fire hazard in Sea Land Sani Pump equipment (campaign 990011T, affecting 1 unit). This is a minimal recall footprint for a builder, though the fire related nature of the single campaign warrants attention during pre purchase inspection. Buyers should verify whether the remedy was completed and have all electrical and sanitation systems inspected by a qualified marine surveyor.
All Frers N American recalls
- ⚠ Recall
990011T1/22/1999ELECTRICAL BOARD MAY OVER; HEAT CAUSING FIRE
What this means before you buy →
What to check before you buy a used Frers N American
- Request documentation from the seller proving recall 990011T was completed if the boat was built in 1998 to 1999 and equipped with Sea Land Sani Pump systems.
- Cross reference the HIN with USCG recall databases to confirm whether this specific hull was among affected units.
- Have a marine surveyor inspect all electrical panels, sanitation pump wiring, and related systems for signs of overheating, charring, or aftermarket modifications that could indicate unresolved fire risk.
- If the recall was not completed or documentation is unavailable, budget for a professional electrical system audit and potential remediation before purchase.
Frequently asked questions
How many Frers N American boats have been recalled?
Frers N American has 1 USCG recall on record, issued in 1999 for an electrical board fire hazard in Sea Land Sani Pump equipment, affecting 1 unit.
What was the Frers N American recall for?
Campaign 990011T (January 1999) addressed an electrical board in Sea Land Sani Pump systems that could overheat and cause fire. Only boats from that era equipped with this specific sanitation pump were affected.
Should I be worried about fire risk on a used Frers N American?
The single fire related recall affected only 1 unit in 1999, but any used boat should have its electrical systems and sanitation equipment inspected by a surveyor regardless of recall history, especially if the remedy was never documented.
How do I check if a specific Frers N American was affected by the 1999 recall?
Cross reference the boat's HIN with USCG recall databases and ask the seller for proof of remedy completion. A marine surveyor can also inspect the electrical board and sanitation pump for compliance with the recall fix.