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Re: Sunbeam heating pad
Posted by kelly harmsen on 4/26/07
On 12/10/06, P. Jefferson wrote: > I have used heating pads for several years. Recently my Sunbeam > heating pad, less than a year old, caused severe burns to my body.It > has been over a month and the burn, approximately three inches long > has not healed. > > > On 8/04/06, Nicholas J. Motherway wrote: >> On 11/10/05, T.E. McFarlan wrote: >>> On 11/03/05, Carol Belle wrote: >>>> On 9/14/05, Betsy Neisner wrote: >>>>> On 11/22/04, jeffrey jacobs wrote: >>>>>> I am looking for Sunbeam heating pads that have >>>>>> malfunctioned/overheated. The pads may have charred or >>>>>> caught fire. If you have had an experience with a >>>>>> malfunctioning heating pad, I would like to hear from you. >>>>> >>>>> I am a lawyer in Greenfield, Massachusetts, with a client >>>>> who was burned while using a Sunbeam heating pad. Have you >>>>> received any responses from lawyers or engineers discussing >>>>> defects in the pad or deficiencies in the UL standards >>>>> relied upon by Sunbeam for testing the pads >>>> >>>> Mine caught on fire and burned a whole the size of an orange >>>> right by the connector. It burned through a sheet touched my >>>> nightgown and burned a hole in my new couch. I also was >>> burned >>>> when I reached in back of me to see what was so hot. I got an >>>> electrical shock My left hand fingers are blistered ring >>> finger >>>> worst then pinkie. It was only on for an hour and it is fairly >>>> new. >>> >>> Ms. Belle >>> We would like to discuss your heating pad fire as soon as >>> possible. We are a law firm involved with numerous electric >>> blanket / heating pad fires across the country. We are >>> currently working with Mr. Jacobs and Ms. Alexander on the fire >>> mentioned in his posting. You can contact me at 800/378-6037 or >>> by posting a response on this site.
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