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Product

Jelanry 6.6FT 2-Pack USB-C Cable

Category

Kitchen Appliance

Report number

20240827-FBA73-2147336880

Ownership age

About 8 months to failure (from purchase date when reported)

Failure type

Fire / ignition

Incident narrative

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20240827-FBA73-2147336880. Severity: Incident, No Injury. Product: Jelanry 6.6FT 2-Pack USB-C Cable (6.6FT 2-Pcs SUPERVOOC USB-C to USB-C Cable for OnePlus 10T 5G 9 Pro 8T, Type C Warp Charge Dash Charger Cable 80W 65W Super PD Fast Charging Cord for [REDACTED] (from Amazon listing)). Incident: I bought a super charger with charging cable from Amazon (seller [REDACTED]). One night as I was charging, I noticed the cable turned a bright neon orange color that seemed suspicious. I unplugged it and then realized it had caught fire internally because of the burning and the covering of the cable had begun to melt. Thinking this was a fluke and maybe I had twisted or bent the cables internally, I purchased a new one from the same company. Unfortunately, just a few weeks ago, a similar incident occurred which ended up also destroying my phone by overheating the battery. I posted a review on Amazon about this. The seller contacted me directly about the review and offered a refund, even though I didn't request one. I stated that I didn't think a refund was appropriate at this time as I was weighing my options. They gave me one anyway, which is making me ask why and also prompted me to file this report.

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Official report number: 20240827-FBA73-2147336880. Search that ID on SaferProducts.gov or match it in the CPSC public database export to verify this record.