Is there a recall on Hunter fans?

Is there a recall on Hunter fans?

Recall Details This recall involves Hunter Contempo ceiling fan models 59176 and 59174. The model number can be found on a label on top of the motor housing. The fan comes with five reversible blades and has a 54-inch blade span. Model 59176 comes with cherry and dark walnut blades.

Is Hunter Fan still in business?

Important Update: As of late 2002, Hunter original fans are no longer made in the USA and no longer have their famous cast iron motor, although the exterior motor housing is still cast. All non-Original motors have been carefully engineered specifically for use in Hunter Fans.

Are Hunter fans still good?

The ceiling fans from Hunter are all built with quality and durability in mind. Even if you find a cheap unit for sale, you can rest assured that it will provide excellent performance and last for many years to come. The Hunter Fan team is known to go the extra mile to deliver quality products at an affordable price.

Can fan blades fly off?

Owners are advised to stop using the fans immediately and inspect them. Ceiling fans sold exclusively at Home Depot have been recalled because the fan blades could detach and cause injury.

Are Hunter and Casablanca fans made by the same company?

Hunter now owns Casablanca Fan Co. and is keeping them a separate company. The motor is the most important part of any ceiling fan: Emerson and Casablanca offer,and made their name on, what we call a “Stack” motor (XLP-2000 Casablanca, K55-XL Emerson).

Can a ceiling fan wear out?

Like any home appliance, ceiling fans wear out as they age. Motors can quit working, wires can become loose or broken, and blades can become worn.

How many deaths a year are caused by ceiling fans?

About 19,700 people are injured from ceiling fans falling due to improper mounting every year. Between 1995 and 2003 there were 4.5 deaths a year reported due to electrocutions from improperly wired ceiling fans.