Samsung Samsung Galaxy S10FE 5G tablet and tablet cover

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20160823-FB6F9-2147414808. Severity: Incident, No Injury. Matched catalog product: Samsung Samsung Galaxy S10FE 5G tablet and tablet cover. Incident: I have two Samsung charging cords that have become frayed at the connection to the phone. It isn't obvious just by glancing at the cord that there's a problem. I discovered both when they overheated and one shocked me when I touched the exposed wires.

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20140911-B50C1-2147441026. Matched catalog product: Samsung Samsung Galaxy S10FE 5G tablet and tablet cover. Source model text: SEE ABOVE. Incident: My Samsung Microwave Oven is approximately 3 years and 7 months old. It has worked well for all this time. However I returned from a 2 day trip and was sitting in the family room and suddenly the microwave came on with the window stating POPCORN. I never use that function but it was running full blast empty which causes it to heat up very quickly without something to absorb the rays to heat. that cabinet got very hot fast. I pushed the stop/clear button and it went to time. I decided to reset it like the instructions stated by unplugging it for 10-12 seconds and then plug into power. It came on ready to set the clock again which I did. however in less than 2 minutes it came on again to POPCORN and the inside plate was turning it had full power. If this had occurred while I was gone it could have resulted in a serious kitchen fire..I have heard of the before but never thought a good product like Samsung would do that. The vendor RC WILLEY was notified of the incident. I had a 5 year warranty on it. They called back and stated that ti would cost more to fix it than to get a new one and told me to come in and pick out any brand I wanted and they would uninstall the defective one and install a new one.\

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20160620-2E2C7-2147417652. Matched catalog product: Samsung Samsung Galaxy S10FE 5G tablet and tablet cover. Source model text: S6 Active. Incident: The phone was placed on charge around 1230am on June 9, 2016 using the Samsung charger that is issued with the phone. The phone was sitting on the side of the bed, with nothing covering it, and around 4am the it pretty much exploded and caught on fire. The sound was so loud it woke my child up in the next room. The fire burnt through my sheets, mattress, and luckily no bodily harm was caused. This disaster occurred while we were sleeping and could have caused a lot more damage to my house and my family. This is unacceptable for a phone to burst into flames while charging. Now, he is without a phone, and my mattress smells like burnt plastic.

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20210307-8594B-2147365490. Severity: Incident, No Injury. Matched catalog product: Samsung Samsung Galaxy S10FE 5G tablet and tablet cover. Source model text: NE59J7630SG. Incident: Cooking on a smooth top range with the burner on low to simmer a meal. Leaving the room and coming back to see the burner on high while still set to low (simmer). The pot boiling over and the spill burning on the cooktop.

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20141113-2DF40-2147438913. Severity: Incident, No Injury. Matched catalog product: Samsung Samsung Galaxy S10FE 5G tablet and tablet cover. Source model text: SMH1816S. Incident: I was making microwaveable popcorn in my Samsung over-the-range microwave (Model SMH1816S) when the door gasket melted and scorched. The extent of the damage was such that melted material clung to the inside of the microwave when I opened the door at the end of the cooking cycle. At the time, I was using the "popcorn" program button, and the cooking cycle was going normally. (My food did not burn at all.) There had been no other indication of microwave malfunction.

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20151024-B43F2-2147427280. Matched catalog product: Samsung Samsung Galaxy S10FE 5G tablet and tablet cover. Source model text: LS24K1EEPV1XAA. Incident: My wife pressed the power button (rocker switch) on her monitor (plugged in to the same surge protector as the computer), and immediately she heard loud cracks and saw visible smoke. It took her several minutes to unplug the monitor (hard to reach placement). She breathed in the smoke which was acrid (my term), in the time it took to unplug the unit. She described the smoke as "toxic smelling."

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20200830-D89B9-2147370150. Severity: Incident, No Injury. Matched catalog product: Samsung Samsung Galaxy S10FE 5G tablet and tablet cover. Source model text: S8 Active SM G892A and S8 SM-G950U. Incident: We have 2 Samsung S8 cellphones that are less than 2 years old. The batteries have expanded to the point of separating the cases and they become hot under continued use. According to [REDACTED] there is only a 2 year warrantee on these phones. I contend that this is a manufacturing defect and the batteries and or the phone should be replace free of charge. This event seems to be similar to Samsung 7 issue.

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20220503-F39A1-2147356390. Severity: Incident, No Injury. Matched catalog product: Samsung Samsung Galaxy S10FE 5G tablet and tablet cover. Source model text: xes00c13-k03us. Incident: The homeowner stated that she was in the living room and heard a popping sound and went into the bedroom and found the computer on fire. The homeowner unplugged and removed the computer from the residence. The engine company arrived to find the computer sitting on the ground outside the residence with an obvious battery malfunction on the computer.

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20141014-334C5-2147440106. Severity: Unspecified. Matched catalog product: Samsung Samsung Galaxy S10FE 5G tablet and tablet cover. Source model text: SMH9187ST. Incident: Samsung Over-the-Range microwave oven starts spontaneously. it runs until it overheats. At that point a sensor turns it off but it is hot enough to start a fire.

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20240812-7E16E-2147337270. Severity: Injury, First Aid Received by Non-Medical Professional. Matched catalog product: Samsung Samsung Galaxy S10FE 5G tablet and tablet cover. Source model text: Ne59k9500sg/aa. Incident: Had a small fire due to accidental activation of Samsung slide in stove. Unfortunately I had a shoe box and mail which quickly ignited causing a small fire that I extinguished quickly.

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20180208-D7718-1733236. Matched catalog product: Samsung Samsung Galaxy S10FE 5G tablet and tablet cover. Source model text: R21CB216HLL. Incident: (12/30/2017) The charger had been plugged into an electrical outlet for about a day. The consumer connected the charger to the tablet the next day (12/30). Later on in the day she smelled something burning. When she looked at the tablet, the screen had gone black. The consumer saw orange flames coming from the cord of the charger.

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20130714-1C655-2147454178. Matched catalog product: Samsung Samsung Galaxy S10FE 5G tablet and tablet cover. Source model text: SMH9207ST/XAA. Incident: Today I heated a cup a coffee for 30 seconds and while opening the door to get the cup I noticed that the door stuck, as if it were too big for the opening. Because this was odd, I touched the glass turntable and burned my finger. The glass NEVER gets hot, but it was today. I called my husband and we discovered that the inside and the entire outside of the oven was hot, hot enough to heat a measuring cup of water we placed inside without turning the oven on. We unplugged the unit and called 1800-SAMSUNG to report the malfunction. We were issued a ticket number and told that a 3rd party service person would call to set up an appointment at which time we would determine whether it is worth fixing or not. The unit was purchased a little over three years ago and is not under warranty but we felt this was important to report since it is a safety issue.

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20220929-794A9-2147353599. Severity: Injury, Level of care not known. Matched catalog product: Samsung Samsung Galaxy S10FE 5G tablet and tablet cover. Source model text: NP950QDB. Incident: I was using a Samsung GalaxyBook Pro 360 and it started smoking from the hinge, melting the plastic bezel and slightly burning my finger. It smoked for about 30 seconds and then stopped when the laptop shut off. I was in a college class when it happened.

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20241219-7E948-2147334501. Severity: Injury, No First Aid or Medical Attention Received. Matched catalog product: Samsung Samsung Galaxy S10FE 5G tablet and tablet cover. Source model text: NSE6DG8300SRAA. Incident: Bought end of November 2024 at Lowes. Installed plug, plugged in and have been using it ever since! Today, we turned on the right side front burner and it shot sparks out of the side and is no longer working. I immediately called Lowes since it was purchased less than 30 days ago and I was told that I cannot return an item after 48 hours of purchase. The representative at that time gave me the number to call the manufacturing which is Samsung. I called the Samsung one 800 number and spoke to a female and she connected me to a robotic chat in the chat, I explained what the problem was and it ended up with them giving me phone numbers that were no longer in service . I am furious. I have never had this happen in the past 57 years and neither has my husband who is 64. I am very concerned regarding using the appliance in the safety of my household. The robot gave me some instructions. We followed the instructions. it let us to a dead end. I have requested on several attempts to get a replacement appliance and no one has contacted me to discuss this. I purchased this item through [REDACTED] and will be contacting them tomorrow morning. After speaking to the robot through chat, calling representative at Lowes the one 800 number for Samsung, my husband inspected the appliance and we took additional photos and found the wiring for the right front burner was burnt up and will not work at all. I had that point, instructed my husband to leave the appliance in the condition that it was i

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20161125-A95E0-2147410389. Matched catalog product: Samsung Samsung Galaxy S10FE 5G tablet and tablet cover. Source model text: NP305E5A-A03US. Incident: Samsung laptop was being used as usual, until the laptop caught on fire. Consumer smelled burning plastic and lifted the computer and saw orange flames through the fan vent. Computer was on fire for a few minutes, and consumer lifted the computer away from flammable material and the flame eventually went out. Flames did not leave computer. Consumer contacted Samsung, but Samsung stated that they would not investigate due to computer being out of warranty.

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20210701-F039F-2147363172. Severity: Incident, No Injury. Matched catalog product: Samsung Samsung Galaxy S10FE 5G tablet and tablet cover. Source model text: Samsung Syncmaster B2240. Incident: We had a fire incident In our house on June 24, 2021 afternoon. While I was away from work desk for walking our dog, the Samsung Syncmaster B2240 monitor got on fire. I immediately heard the smoke alarm. Luckily we had fire extinguisher. I called 911 for help. No one in the house is injured. But we are all going through mental trauma and afraid to leave the house or leave our dog alone. A day before this incident happened, the monitor was flickering and the next day while I was taking a break while working this happened. We have surge protectors throughout the house ,including for the monitor. I have placed incident report with Samsung. They have emailed me, but I wanted to reach out to you and get advice before I responded. Please let me know if you need any further information. Thx,

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20160325-36034-2147420674. Severity: Incident, No Injury. Matched catalog product: Samsung Samsung Galaxy S10FE 5G tablet and tablet cover. Source model text: NE595N0PBSR. Incident: I was preheating my electric Samsung oven (model NE595N0PBSR) using the convection setting at 400 degrees. After about two minutes there was a loud pop, then flames and smoke billowing from the unit. The heating element had caught fire and incinerated itself, reducing it to metal pellets on the oven floor. Luckily I was in the room and could deal with it though the heat singed my eyelashes (it was still that hot even after the flame was out). I am told the heating element can be replaced but I am worried about the safety of my family and my property with this appliance in the house. The unit is not new, but it is not even three years old and has been kept clean and in good repair.

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20140529-9A5C7-2147444108. Severity: Incident, No Injury. Matched catalog product: Samsung Samsung Galaxy S10FE 5G tablet and tablet cover. Source model text: CLX-4195-FW. Incident: The product that I�m writing to you about is my SAMSUNG All in One Laser Printer. The model number is CLX-4195FW. The unit keeps getting jammed in the exit door area of the paper which is also the heating element area. The paper gets jammed and causing it to burn around the heating element. I believed this is a fire hazard. The unit was repaired back in January of this year for the same issue. On 29 May 14, this jam and burnt paper happen again. I contacted the manufactory SAMSUNG and advised them of the situation. I believe this a design flaw in in this unit. I unplugged the unit after I saw smoke coming from the exit door area and removed burnt paper but some was still caught in this area. I believe this need to be investigated. I can submit pictures or make the unit available for your inspection.

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20151229-96F83-2147425364. Matched catalog product: Samsung Samsung Galaxy S10FE 5G tablet and tablet cover. Incident: The morning of December 28th, 2015 I woke up to find my Samsung phone charger had almost started on fire. My phone was red hot (I have a newer Samsung Galaxy), the charger tip that was in my phone was black and my phone was completely toast......

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20260429-1F6BB-2147319949. Severity: Injury, No First Aid or Medical Attention Received. Matched catalog product: Samsung Samsung Galaxy S10FE 5G tablet and tablet cover. Source model text: Samsung - 6.3 cu. ft. Freestanding Electric Range. Incident: NE63A6111SS/AA Knob is easily activated without being pushed in and it caused a fire after we wiped down the stove top.

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20250430-A9815-2147331617. Severity: Incident, No Injury. Matched catalog product: Samsung Samsung Galaxy S10FE 5G tablet and tablet cover. Incident: My ovens glass door exploded, starting from a crack in a corner and then the entire glass gradually shattered. It had been turned off for 10min after 30min of use. It is a Samsung freestanding electric range, the model number is likely NE63A6311SS. The product was purchased 10 months ago. Luckily I was eating away from the oven when it broke.

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20250521-2177C-2147331164. Severity: Incident, No Injury. Matched catalog product: Samsung Samsung Galaxy S10FE 5G tablet and tablet cover. Incident: My home was recently impacted by a mass fire in my kitchen with extensive damages that created a lot of smoke and more causing me to have to leave my home. I received a call from my lawn service guy that he heard my alarm going off. I did not get the alert on my phone and upon returning my home was filled with smoke and was not sure where it came from. I entered the home and I looked around there was no visible fire but there was a large amount of smoke. I went upstairs as that was the last place I was at and nothing. I checked the house and I when I entered the kitchen the front burner to my range was on and there was no reason for it to be. I was in disbelief as I am unclear as to how it was no fire but so much smoke and damage to my home and kitchen. Emergency was called but placed on hold and was advised that the call did not process. I had a temp job and attended work. I went to the Fire department station and was advised that it was nothing that they could do and made it seem as if I did something wrong. I was so lost and left with no options and no clue what to do. We just had a storm and [REDACTED] said that they would send someone out and they did and they also denied and rejected me as if it was my fault. I am now reaching out to make awareness to having issues with no resolution

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20250902-BE79D-2147328151. Severity: Injury, Seen by Medical Professional. Product: Samsung Samsung Galaxy S10FE 5G tablet and tablet cover. Incident: Product: Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE 5G with official Samsung magnetic keyboard case (purchased through T-Mobile, a few months before incident). Date of Incident: Saturday, July 19, 2025 (evening). Incident Description: Tablet detached unexpectedly from official Samsung magnetic keyboard case. Device struck me in the mouth with significant force. Resulting injuries: Broken/chipped front tooth (permanent damage). Cuts to inside of upper and lower lips. Headache and radiating pain through nasal bone and into upper molars, lasting several weeks. Additional damage: Privacy screen protector cracked badly (tablet glass intact, but protector now unusable and must be replaced). Safety Concern: This was not due to misuse device was in normal use. Case failure resulted in lasting personal injury and secondary product damage. I previously used a Samsung Galaxy S4 in its official case for 8 years without any detachment. The Tab S10 FE 5G official case appears to have a design flaw that poses a hazard.