charge and catch fire: a history of exploding batteries and other product recalls

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Like the lithium-ion batteries found in Samsung Electronics\'s recently recalled Galaxy Note 7, their storage capacity and efficiency have been praised, resulting in more durable charging of smaller batteries.
But, as evidenced by the recent PR nightmare surrounding Samsung, these batteries pose a serious threat to consumers: they may catch fire.
\"Consumers should immediately stop using and close the recalled Galaxy Note7 device purchased before September 15, 2016 . \"S.
The Consumer Product Safety Board said on Thursday that Samsung received 92 statements worldwide about the device\'s lithium-ion battery\'s easy to burn.
Mobile phones are generally good
Accepted by critics as Samsung\'s rival, Apple (AAPL -Get Report)
Try to live up to its record of innovation.
Samsung said Thursday it will launch a replacement device as soon as Thursday.
Consumers in the United StatesS.
Samsung is the latest among manufacturers who have long encountered relatively new technical problems, and these technologies are still being perfected.
From computing technology to car engines, to cooling systems, all problems are caused by batterieshas and affect companies including Tesla (TSLA -Get Report)and Boeing (BA -Get Report), Sony (SNE -Get Report)
To HP (HPQ -Get Report)
Just a few examples that have been affected.
Here are some of the best-
Known cases of catastrophic product recalls, some of which also have terrible lithiumion battery.
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Japanese electronics giant Toshiba recalls lithium
Panasonic produced ion laptop batteries earlier this year. The U. S.
Commission on Consumer Product Safety (CPSC)
The company said in a statement that the recall affected 91,000 laptops sold in the United States and 39 of the 10,000 laptops sold in Canada.
When the share price falls to a 15-day low ($1. 55)on Feb.
12. Since then, their value has more than doubled, closing at 324 on Tuesday. 10. The lithium-Electric Scooter
Like gadgets that were popular in 2015, they were also plagued by reports of actual explosions and fires.
The CPSC stated that the equipment was \"at an unreasonable risk of fire\" and did not meet safety standards. Amazon (AMZN -Get Report)and Target (TGT -Get Report)
Most major airlines, including United Continental Airlines (UAL -Get Report)
Delta Airlines (DAL -Get Report)
American AirlinesAAL)
JetBlue Airlines (JBLU -Get Report)
Southwest Airlines (LUV -Get Report)
These devices have been banned.
In December, Quartz reported that sales of hoverboards made mainly in China have fallen sharply since safety problems began. Boeing\'s (BA -Get Report)
Due to lithium, the 787 Dreamliner was grounded on 2013.
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The National Transportation Safety Board concluded that Boeing\'s \"battery safety assessment\" was \"inadequate\" and that the defect \"was not thoroughly reviewed by Boeing and FAA engineers\" and, ultimately, this safety hazard will not be found in the certification process.
\"So far, Boeing has spent about $30 billion on Dreamliner production, but has not recovered the cost, selling1, 154, below the expected 300. Tesla (TSLA -Get Report)
I have also experienced lithium several times. ion battery-
On 2013, a fire broke out in its Model S vehicle.
The automaker added a new three.
In order to reduce the risk, the battery pack is layered and shielded.
Automakers have recovered from the initial battery fire, but the problem remains.
Last month, a Model S caught fire while testing a car in France, which Tesla thought was due to an \"incorrect\" connection \".
On January, a Model S was burned down at a charging station in yingjastad, Norway;
Tesla said the fire was due
Circuit in car distribution box. In 2006, Sony (SNE -Get Report)
Recall millions of lithium
After several fires, including the battery pack found in Dell\'s laptop.
The company estimates that recalls and scandals have cut profits by $0. 43 billion in the quarter.
However, Sony hinted that the problem was not with its own products, but with Dell not setting up the battery properly and not charging it.
Ten years later, HP (HPQ -Get Report)
To do so, review the sale of betweenMarch 40,000 andAugust 4710 at 2013 battery fromHP, Compaq, HP ProBook 2015 s compared to hp envy, Compaq Presario Free Man\'s HP Pavilion laptop.
As e-cigarettes become more and more popular, the safety of these devices has been questioned and it has been reported that their lithium-ion batteries.
On October 2015, the Department of Transport\'s Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration banned aircraft passengers from carrying batteries. powered e-
Check the cigarettes in your luggage and charge them from the plane. U. S. Sen.
Chuck Schumer called the devices \"time bombs\" and called for an investigation into the fire. E-
However, sales at cig are still strong.
Wells Fargo analyst Bonnie Herzog noted in a report last month that sales were up 16% over the medium termJuly to mid-August.
Including Renault United States (RAI)VUSE e-
Tobacco and ochia group (MO -Get Report)MarkTen XL.
McDonald\'s (2010)MCD -Get Report)
Since the CPSC found traces of cadmium, $12 million worth of glasses were recalled to promote the new Shrek film.
The same year Wal-MartMart (WMT -Get Report)
Recall about 55,000 Miley Cyrus necklaces contaminated with cadmium.
McDonald\'s shares have barely changed, and thec notes that the fast-food giant\'s positive reaction to exposure to cadmium is well below the Miley Cyrus necklace.
In contrast, in the AP survey,
Despite the presence of known carcinogens, Mart continues to store necklaces.
The company said it would \"work with suppliers and industry associations to actively participate in the review of the Consumer Product Safety Board to determine what standards should be established.
Mattel, the world\'s largest toy company (MAT -Get Report)
About 20 million Polly in her pocket. and Barbie-
Brand games during the 2006 period.
It was found that about the magnet was made of lead paint, while the rest easily fell off and was in danger of choking.
Mattel shares fell about 2.
After the recall 5%.
In response, the company went all out
Page ads in national newspapers and publishing videos
CEO Robert Eckert explained the recall in the computer etching Sketch screen.
Barbie maker\'s sales have fallen recently as the company has struggled to reverse the situation after losing Disney\'s rights (DIS -Get Report)
Arch Princess toy-rival Hasbro (HAS -Get Report).
Firestone, a subsidiary of Japanese tire company Bridgestone, from Ford (F -Get Report)SUVs in 2000.
The tires are estimated to have killed 240 people and injured thousands, with faulty pedals during use, causing the car to turn or flip.
Then the scandal happened.
Work of CEO Jacques Nasser
He resigned in 2001 and was replaced by William Clay Ford Jr.
The current executive chairman of the company.
Last year, Bridgestone and investor Carl Icahn talked about pep erpep Boys, a car parts retailer-
Manny Mo and Jack.
Pep Boys agreed in October to buy $0. 81 billion from Bridgestone, but Bridgestone failed to match Icahn\'s $1 bid. 03 billion.