Generators should provide power after a hurricane knocks out electricity, not provide a reason for a hospital trip or start a fire. That’s why Generac recalled 64,000 portable generators on Thursday.

Generac has recalled about 64,000 portable generators because their fuel tank can fail to vent adequately. As a result, pressure can build inside the tank and cause fuel to spray onto the user when ...

As a damaging hurricane season continues to knock out power supplies to communities across the US, Generac Power Systems says it is recalling thousands of portable generators due to the risk of fire ...

(WHTM) – Around 64,000 portable generators made by Generac have been recalled due to serious fire and burn hazards, according to the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC). The CPSC ...

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Generac is recalling more than 60,000 portable generators over potential fire and burn hazards. The recalled generators' fuel tanks have a valve issue that may cause them to "build up excess pressure ...

The fuel tank in two types of generators sometimes failed to vent properly and would expel fuel, causing risk of burn injury. The recall comes amid a busy hurricane season. By Rebecca Carballo About ...

More than 64,000 units of Generac Portable Generators after the company says they pose a significant fire and burn hazard due to a malfunction in their fuel tank venting system. According to Generac, ...

If you bought a portable Generac generator, check the model number. A recall has been issued for the Generac GP15000E and GP17500E portable generators due to safety hazards. Thursday's announcement ...

Generac Power Systems announced it's recalling around 64,000 portable generators that can malfunction and injure users. At least three severe burn injuries have been reported. "The recalled generators ...