Fanim Industries has received 210 reports of blades breaking or ejecting from Harbor Breeze ceiling fans, including 10 reports of blades hitting people, the Consumer Product Safety Commission said.

Harbor Breeze recalls about 280,000 Kingsbury ceiling fans sold at Lowe's. Consumer Reports says people could be hit and/or cut by the glass globe, which can fall from its housing.

Thousands of Harbor Breeze Santa Ana ceiling fans that were sold exclusively at Lowe's are being recalled because the blades can break off and cause injuries. According to the U.S. Consumer ...

This covers seven models of 52-inch ceiling fans: Harbor Breeze Brushed Nickel Belleisle Bay Ceiling Fan, model No. 40650; ... Hong Kong China Electric is providing replacement fans.

The Harbor Breeze 48-inch Santa Ana, sold only at Lowe’s Home Improvement stores, has blade holders that can break. The ejected blades can fly off, so Fanim Industries recalled 70,000 ceiling fans.

The glass globe may fall from the Harbor Breeze Kingsbury fan, so 280,000 fans are being recalled. The company says new installation instructions will help you correct the issue. The ceiling fans w… ...

About 280,000 of Harbor Breeze's Kingsbury indoor ceiling fans are being recalled. The Consumer Product Safety Commission says the glass light cover can fall off and break, posing a hazard.

(CNN) -- More than 70,000 ceiling fans sold at Lowe's have been recalled because faulty blades can break and fly off, potentially injuring consumers. Manufacturers received 210 reports of the fan ...

The Harbor Breeze Belleisle Bay and Honeywell Rio ceiling fans cost about $150 each. They were available online from various retailers, including Amazon, Build, eAccess, Hayneedle, Houzz, Lowes ...

Harbor Breeze 52-inch Belleisle Bay and Honeywell 52-inch Rio ceiling fans were recalled, according to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. The company received 60 reports of the blades ...

The Harbor Breeze 48-inch Santa Ana, sold only at Lowe’s Home Improvement stores, has blade holders that can break. The ejected blades can fly off, so Fanim Industries recalled 70,000 ceiling fans.