Sentence examples for overheating flames from inspiring English sources
In 1997, four years after Whirlpool said it redesigned its units to prevent overheating, flames destroyed the South Euclid, Ohio home of Mark and Deborah Mucci, causing $375,000 damage.
In 1997, four years after Whirlpool redesigned its units to prevent overheating, flames destroyed the home of Mark and Deborah Mucci in South Euclid, Ohio, causing $375,000 in damage.
The lawsuit, filed on Wednesday in the US district court in California, suggests that the tech malfunctions extend beyond the Galaxy Note 7 and that Samsung "chose to conceal the problem from the public … despite knowing the foreseeable and predictable risk that the phone may overheat, flame and destruct from the inside presenting a risk of serious harm or injury".
The campers were more likely, say, to analyze the nature of shelter, a discussion provoked when Mr. Holtzman, overheated by the flames, made a shield out of tripods and a blanket.
That honor went to its Galaxy Note 7 phone, which exhibited a tendency to overheat, burst into flames, and even explode — sparking a huge recall and a withdrawal of the product, at an estimated cost to the company of three billion dollars.
Lithium-ion batteries can burst into flames because of physical damage or overheating.
The profit slump was in line with a revised earning estimate issued by Samsung two weeks earlier after it killed off the Note 7 when devices overheated and burst into flames.
Dell's headache for Tuesday: Handling the aftershocks of an unprecedented recall for 4 million batteries used in its laptop computers due to worries that they could overheat and burst into flames.
Over a nine-year period at least three dozen dishwashers sold under the Whirlpool or Kenmore nameplate have overheated or burst into flames, causing hundreds of thousands of dollars in property damage.
