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HP recalls 78,500 more laptop batteries because of fire concerns

HP recalls 78,500 more laptop batteries because of fire concerns

Posted on March 14, 2019 By Jarvis

The recall is an expansion of one previously announced in January 2018.

HP has recalled 78,500 batteries used in its laptops and mobile workstations, due to overheating issues which can cause fire and burn hazards.

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission announced the recall on Tuesday, but noted that the recall expansion was previously announced independently on January 17 by HP, and delayed due to the government furlough. It’s considered an expansion of the previous HP battery recall of January, 2018, which affected 50,000 batteries.
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