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What’s the Problem?
On December 11, 2025, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) announced a recall of about 11,650 Vevor Ice Crushers in the United States, with an additional 1,060 units sold in Canada. According to the recall, the ice crushers can experience a thermal event and ignite, posing a fire hazard. The remedy is a full refund, and consumers are instructed to stop using the recalled machines immediately and contact Sanven Technology for further instructions.
Latest Updates
- December 11, 2025 – CPSC issues Recall No. 26-147 for Vevor Ice Crushers after determining that the machines can experience a thermal event and ignite, posing a serious fire hazard to users and nearby property. [1]
Product & Usage Overview
The Vevor Ice Crusher Recall Lawsuit concerns Vevor’s ice crushing machines designed for consumer use in homes, small businesses, and food-service environments. The recalled products were advertised as Ice Shavers, Ice Crushers, and Snow Cone Makers and are operated by pressing down a handle to feed ice into a chute, where a cutter inside the feed chute shaves or crushes the ice.
All recalled units were sold under model numbers BY-300 and BY-300FS. They came in multiple colors, including yellow, red, silver, and blue. “Vevor” and the model number are printed on a label on the top of the product, which is an important identifier for determining whether your ice crusher is included in the recall.
According to CPSC, the recalled Vevor Ice Crushers were sold online at Vevor.com, Amazon.com, Walmart.com, Wayfair.com, HomeDepot.com, and Lowes.com from July 2021 through July 2025 for between 40 and 86 dollars. The products were distributed in the United States by Sanven Technology Ltd., doing business as Vevor, based in Rancho Cucamonga, California, and were manufactured in China.
Injuries & Risks
The recall notice reports two thermal events involving the recalled ice crushers, including one fire. While the notice does not describe specific injuries, the risk profile is serious: thermal events in electrical appliances can quickly escalate into fires that threaten users, bystanders, and surrounding property.
Potential harms associated with the Vevor Ice Crusher recall include:
- Fire damage to kitchens, food-service areas, garages, or other locations where the ice crushers are used.
- Burn injuries from flames, hot components, or contact with overheated surfaces.
- Smoke inhalation injuries or respiratory issues due to burning plastic and electrical components.
- Secondary injuries from emergency evacuation, slips, or falls during a fire event.
- Loss of business operations and associated income if a commercial setting suffers fire or smoke damage.
Do You Qualify for a Vevor Ice Crusher Recall Lawsuit?
You may qualify to pursue a Vevor Ice Crusher Recall Lawsuit if any of the following apply:
- You purchased a recalled Vevor Ice Crusher with model number BY-300 or BY-300FS in any of the listed colors between July 2021 and July 2025.
- Your ice crusher overheated, emitted smoke, sparked, or caught fire during normal use or while plugged in.
- You or a family member suffered burns, smoke inhalation, or other injuries linked to a Vevor Ice Crusher thermal event.
- Your home or business sustained fire, smoke, or water damage as a result of an incident involving the recalled ice crusher.
- You incurred costs such as temporary relocation, business interruption, or property repairs related to an ice crusher fire incident.
- You are within the statute of limitations in your state for product liability, property damage, or personal injury claims.
Evidence You Should Gather
To support a potential claim in a Vevor Ice Crusher Recall Lawsuit, it is important to preserve and collect key documentation, such as:
- Proof of purchase, including receipts, order confirmations, or credit card statements showing the Vevor Ice Crusher model purchased, retailer, and purchase date.
- Photographs of the ice crusher, including the top label showing “Vevor” and the model number (BY-300 or BY-300FS), and any visible damage or burn marks.
- Photos or video of the scene of any incident, including scorch marks, fire damage, and the area where the ice crusher was used.
- Fire department reports, insurance reports, or incident reports documenting the event and suspected cause.
- Medical records and bills for treatment of burns, smoke inhalation, or other injuries related to the incident.
- Copies of any emails or communications with Sanven Technology regarding the recall, refund, or incident, including correspondence about sending a photo of the unit with the power cord cut in half.
Damages You May Be Able to Recover
Depending on the facts of your case, a Vevor Ice Crusher Recall Lawsuit may seek compensation for:
- Medical expenses for emergency care, burn treatment, respiratory treatment, and any follow-up care or rehabilitation.
- Future medical costs related to long-term complications from burns or smoke inhalation.
- Property damage, including repair or replacement of damaged structures, furnishings, equipment, and personal property.
- Business interruption losses if a commercial operation was forced to close or curtail services due to fire or smoke damage.
- Lost wages or loss of earning capacity for time missed from work because of injuries or cleanup and repair efforts.
- Pain and suffering and emotional distress associated with experiencing a household or workplace fire.
Legal Theories & Liability Grounds
Claims arising from the Vevor Ice Crusher recall may be based on several product liability theories, including:
- Defective design or manufacture: Alleging that the electrical or thermal design of the ice crushers allowed overheating and thermal events during normal use, making the products unreasonably dangerous.
- Strict product liability: Asserting that Sanven Technology and related entities placed a defective ice crusher into the stream of commerce that posed a foreseeable fire hazard when used as intended.
- Failure to warn: Claiming that consumers were not adequately warned, prior to the recall, about the risk of thermal events, fire, and property damage associated with the product.
Statute of Limitations & Timing
Product liability and property damage claims are subject to statutes of limitations that vary by state and often range from one to several years. These deadlines may run from the date of the incident, the date damage was discovered, or another event defined by state law. Because the recall remedy requires consumers to disable the product and send a photo for a refund, it is essential to document the unit and any incident-related damage before altering or discarding it.
Speaking with an experienced product liability attorney as soon as possible can help ensure your claim is filed within the applicable time limits and that critical evidence is preserved and evaluated by appropriate experts.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Is there a class action related to the Vevor Ice Crusher recall?
The CPSC recall notice focuses on a refund remedy and does not mention any existing class action litigation. However, individuals who suffered injuries, property damage, or significant financial losses may still pursue their own Vevor Ice Crusher Recall Lawsuit, and if many similar claims arise, attorneys or courts may consider coordinated or consolidated proceedings. - What should I do if I still have a recalled Vevor Ice Crusher?
According to CPSC, you should immediately stop using the ice crusher and contact Sanven for a full refund. Consumers should email a photograph of the ice crusher with the unplugged power cord cut in half to the company at recalling@vevor.com and can obtain additional information by calling 855-599-6320 or visiting Vevor’s recall page. - Do I still have a claim if my unit overheated but did not cause a fire?
Many claims focus on fires and property damage, but overheating incidents, smoke, or near-miss thermal events can still impose significant stress, cleanup costs, and risk. An attorney can review your situation, including any documented overheating or smoke incidents, and advise whether a Vevor Ice Crusher Recall Lawsuit may be appropriate in your case.
Why You Should Act Now
The Vevor Ice Crusher recall underscores the serious danger posed when everyday appliances can overheat and ignite without warning. If you own a recalled ice crusher or have already experienced a thermal event, consulting with a knowledgeable product liability lawyer now can help you understand your rights, preserve essential evidence, and determine whether a Vevor Ice Crusher Recall Lawsuit is the right path to pursue accountability and compensation for your injuries and losses.
References
- https://www.cpsc.gov/Recalls/2026/Sanven-Technology-Recalls-Vevor-Ice-Crushers-Due-to-Fire-Hazard