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Home touchscreen battery swollen
My XFINITY home touchscreen was giving a message that the battery was low. After verifying that it was plugged in properly, it still gave that message. I opened the back of the unit and saw that the battery is swollen! I’m worried that it could cause a fire!
XfinityDena
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2 years ago
Thank you for reaching out and letting us know about the battery @barber0826 Please send me a Direct Message with your name and service address so that I can fully dive into this for you! I will leave you instructions on how to initiate the message with us! I look forward to working with you soon!
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user_2xqxey
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1 year ago
I had a similar degrading cell problem just this week with a Getac Technology battery as used in the touchscreen for our Xfinity alarm system. I have already replaced the battery with one off Amazon so no service call will be made
I'm going to drop the old battery off at my local Xfinity facility when I run an errand later today to make them aware of this. Simply put a swollen Li battery is a safety issue and this may be part of a production run problem that has more than 2 units involved.
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