Attic fans are supposed to quietly protect your roof and your cooling bills, not threaten your rafters with a hidden ignition source. Yet a wave of fire reports and a massive recall of attic fan ...

Attic fans cost anywhere from $40 to $475, with the average price being around $200. Depending on the size of your attic, you may need more than one — possibly several — so count on spending anywhere ...

Almost three million electric motors for gable and roof-mounted attic fans have been recalled for a faulty safety cutoff that poses a risk for the motor to short circuit and possibly create a fire ...

This recall involves electric motors used in gable- and roof-mounted attic fans sold only from August 2003 through December 2013 with model numbers: DOW-136-0-34-XIN, DOW-136-0-26-XIN, ...

No, it’s never a good idea to have any exhaust fan in your home dump all that hot, moist air in your attic. It can cause you a lot of problems with mold and mildew forming on the underside of your ...

Q: When I purchased my house in 1995, it had a gable attic fan. The fan was somewhat noisy and eventually died. How energy efficient is this type of fan? I have a single-story home, about 1,450 square ...

DALLAS — A Dallas-based company issued a recall for 3 million roof fans at risk of catching fire, according to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. The recall impacts electric motors for gable ...

(Gray News) – The Consumer Product Safety Commission is recalling almost 3 million ceiling fans due to their potential to short circuit and start a fire. The CPSC said the recall involves electric ...