Sanven Technology Recalls Vevor Ice Crushers Over Fire Risk
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has announced a recall of the Vevor Ice Crusher, citing significant fire risks associated with the appliance. Manufactured by Sanven Technology Ltd., this recall affects around 11,650 units sold in the United States and approximately 1,060 units in Canada.
Recall Details for Vevor Ice Crushers
The recalled Vevor Ice Crushers carry model numbers BY-300 and BY-300FS. These machines, designed for home use, were available in various colors, including yellow, red, silver, and blue. The recall specifically targets the following models:
- Vevor Ice Crusher in yellow (Model: SBY-300FD110V3ZIQV1)
- Vevor Ice Crusher in red (Model: SBY-300FD110VE784V1)
- Vevor Ice Crusher in silver (Model: SBY-300FD110VLDK1V1)
- Vevor Ice Crusher in blue (Model: SBJBXS220300WRVKAV1)
- Vevor Ice Crusher in silver (Model: SBJBXS220300WSNSVV1)
- Vevor Ice Crusher in red (Model: SBJBXS220300W1L2RV1)
Hazard and Incidents
Consumers should be aware that the ice crushers pose a fire hazard due to potential thermal events that may lead to ignition. Reports have indicated two incidents of such events, including one notable fire.
Remedy for Consumers
Consumers are urged to stop using the affected ice crushers immediately. They can contact Sanven Technology for a full refund. In order to process the refund, customers should email a photograph of the unplugged ice crusher with the power cord cut in half.
Purchase Information
The Vevor Ice Crushers were sold online through several retail platforms, including:
- Vevor.com
- Amazon.com
- Walmart.com
- Wayfair.com
- HomeDepot.com
- Lowes.com
These products were available for purchase from July 2021 through July 2025, with prices ranging from $40 to $86.
Consumer Safety Advisory
Individuals are reminded that federal law prohibits the sale of any products that are subject to a recall ordered by the CPSC. The CPSC is responsible for ensuring public safety from various consumer product risks.
For more information about the recall or to report concerns regarding unsafe products, visit the CPSC’s official website.
