TECHNO – We thought the nightmare ended for Samsung, this was perhaps only the beginning. After the recall of one million of Galaxy Note 7 because of the dozens of explosions of batteries, a user was able to see that Samsung had not quite solved this manufacturing problem… not even on his replacement phones.
An aircraft of Southwest Airlines, providing the link between Louisville and Baltimore in the United States, has had to be evacuated Wednesday, October 5 in the morning, because of a Samsung Galaxy Note 7 smoking and taking fire on board. No passenger was injured.
Brian Green, the passenger is the owner of the phone, explained to the american site The Verge have bought the Galaxy Note 7 on 21 September, after the recall of the first phones to be defective. The black square on the box of the smartphone means that it is part of a new batch of replacement.
When it caught fire, the phone had 80% battery, and had always been charged using a wireless charging.
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The phone would have started smoking in the pocket of Brian Green, who came off on the recommendations of the crew. Brian would then fall to the ground, and it is at this point that a smoke, “thick” began to come out of the phone. The Galaxy Note 7 would have burned through the carpet, itself burned.
On September 9, the u.s. agency of aviation had issued a statement “strongly recommending” to the passengers not to turn on their Samsung Galaxy Note 7 or the load in the aircraft. Brian Green should not have to worry… He said they had already replaced his Samsung for a iPhone 7.
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