Samsung sew-3043w

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20180509-91F97-1759501. Matched catalog product: Samsung sew-3043w. Source model text: SEW-3043WN. Incident: Caller is reporting that the baby monitor had stopped working, she removed the battery and noticed that it was swollen in the process of handling the battery it exploded in her hands she dropped it on the floor which erupted in flames. The carpet and curtains caught fire and she received a minor burn between her second and third left toe. Caller stated that she used her fire extinguisher to contain the flames. Caller applied first aid to her burns.

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20181208-3805B-2147383882. Severity: Incident, No Injury. Product: Samsung sew-3043w (https://www.samsung.com/us/smart-home/security/baby-monitors/brightview-baby-video-monitoring-system-sew-3043w/). Incident: My product has not actually proven to be unsafe yet. But when researching it online I see many reviews siting how their battery has swelled (like mine), and in some cases exploded. The product is the Samsung Wireless Baby Monitor - Model# SEW-3043WN and the battery pack model is 455271PHV. A few days ago the backing to the baby monitor popped off and wouldn't fit back on. That's when I noticed the swelling. I tried to go online to order a new battery. That is when I noticed all of the reviews: [REDACTED] I've got two of these monitors running in my house and it worries me that there is danger of fire because of the batteries. I tried to go back to the amazon page where I ordered them to inquire about returning them, but those pages have been taken down. I assume the seller has stopped selling these because of this issue. It just seems like something that should be recalled.