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Israeli Importer Recalls Popular CHMC S20-B Tower Fan Over Fire and Electric Shock Risks

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First reported by Now 14 · Jul 2, 2026

What happened

IG International Electric Ltd. recalls the CHMC S20-B tower fan sold in Israel in 2025 due to fire and electric shock hazards caused by faulty wiring. Consumers must stop using the fan immediately and return it for refund or repair.

  • 01IG International Electric recalls CHMC S20-B tower fan sold in Israel in 2025.
  • 02Fan wiring defects risk electric shock and fire due to loose internal wires and power cords.
  • 03Product fails Israeli electrical safety standards per official testing.
  • 04Consumers must stop using the fan immediately and return it for refund or repair.
  • 05Recall coordinated with Israeli Ministry of Economy and Industry’s Standards Authority.
  • 06Contact details provided for customer support and returns.

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Behadrei HaredimRight · HebrewJul 2, 2026
Israeli Importer Recalls Popular CHMC S20-B Tower Fan Over Fire and Electric Shock Risks
Now 14Right · HebrewJul 2, 2026
Israeli Economy Ministry Recalls CHMC S20-B Fan Over Fire and Electric Shock Risks

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