Norris Yachts recalls
Norris Yachts boats have 1 recall campaign on record across 6 reported units. Below is every campaign, what it covers, and how to confirm a specific hull was fixed before you buy.
Norris Yachts Inc has one recorded USCG safety recall from June 2001 affecting 6 units of the 83 ft. Wide Body Houseboat model. The campaign addressed circuit breakers that were not ignition protected, a fire risk on gasoline powered vessels. Buyers of used Norris houseboats from this era should verify remedy completion and inspect the electrical panel during survey.
All Norris Yachts recalls
- ⚠ Recall
01R0065S6/26/2001Breaker not Ign. Protect; Circuit breakers
What this means before you buy →
What to check before you buy a used Norris Yachts
- Cross reference your HIN with USCG campaign 01R0065S to confirm if your 83 ft. Wide Body Houseboat was among the 6 affected units.
- Request documentation from the seller proving the circuit breaker remedy was completed by an authorized technician.
- Have your marine surveyor inspect the circuit breaker panel for ignition protection compliance, especially in the engine compartment.
- If the remedy was never applied, budget for a qualified marine electrician to retrofit ignition protected breakers before closing.
Frequently asked questions
How many Norris Yachts Inc boats have been recalled?
One USCG safety campaign from 2001 affected 6 units of the 83 ft. Wide Body Houseboat model for circuit breaker defects.
What was the Norris Yachts circuit breaker recall about?
Campaign 01R0065S addressed circuit breakers that were not ignition protected, creating a potential fire hazard in the presence of gasoline vapors.
Which Norris Yachts models were recalled?
Only the 83 ft. Wide Body Houseboat was subject to the 2001 recall. No other Norris models appear in USCG recall records.
How do I check if my Norris houseboat recall was completed?
Request repair documentation from the seller or contact a Norris dealer with your HIN to verify remedy completion for campaign 01R0065S.