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Recall Hampton Bay Mara Fans Due to Blades Flying Off SHARE ON: If you recently purchased a ceiling fan from Home Depot, you might want to check it. The federal government is recalling almost 5100 of Hampton Bay Mara models, sold between April and October. Another 182,000 are being recalled in the U-S, after safety officials there received several reports of blades falling off, or flying off, the fans. While no injuries have been reported in Canada, two incidents in the US resulted injuries. An...

Over 5000 of the fans were sold in Canada, between May and October of 2020. There have been no reports of incidents here,  but in the United States, Home Depot has received 47 reports of a blade detaching. In two of those incidents, a person was hit by a flying blade, and in four others, the blade caused other damages. Consumers should immediately stop using the fan and contact King of Fans for instructions on how to inspect your ceiling fan for defects. If an issue is identified, King of Fans...

More than 190,000 Home Depot ceiling fans recalled after blades fly off The company said it has received 47 reports of the blade detaching from the fan. By Tim DarnellThe Atlanta Journal-Constitution Share Ceiling fans sold exclusively at Home Depot have been recalled because the fan blades could detach and cause injury. According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, King of Fans Inc., is recalling the 54-inch Hampton Bay Mara indoor/outdoor ceiling fans in matte white, matte black...

Health Canada Health Canada is recalling thousands of ceiling fans because the blades can come off while they’re being used. The health authority issued a joint recall with King of Fans, Inc. for Hampton Bay Mara 54-inch Ceiling Fans on December 23. The recalled fans come in Matte White and Matte Black, and are model numbers 71918 and 71919, respectively. “The ceiling fan blades can detach during use, posing an injury hazard to consumers,” Health Canada said. Consumers are advised to st...