Power Down and Don't Charge Note 7 per The Consumer Product Safety Commission

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Re: Folks still using the N7, probably best to turn off rapid charging.

The jeep story is total BS just like the Firefighter with the garage fire. The guy with the Jeep must have had a full 5 gallon gas on the front seat at the same time he was charging the Note 7. These people are on a cash grab and have already hired ambulance chasing lawyers to handle their fraudulent cases. Give me a break. :p

I do think some of these stories are bs but i also think there are some legit ones like the one in todays paper about the 6 year old boy
 
Re: Folks still using the N7, probably best to turn off rapid charging.

I do think some of these stories are bs but i also think there are some legit ones like the one in todays paper about the 6 year old boy
Most likely the phone was charging while he was playing a game which just super heats up the device.. which is very sad because the parents know about the recall and let him use the phone as normal....Thats why the government needs to hurry up and approve these phones .... The informed people will either take precautions or trade in their device but you still have the certain percentage that will use the phone as if nothing is wrong with it.....
 
I just did quick Google to see if I could find it and referencing a CNN link...

Confused about the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 recall? Here's what to do - Sep. 10, 2016

"The issue is only believed to affect 0.1% of all devices." And they mention 2.5 million units so we are talking a possible 2,500 units.

Sorry I Googled "Stat hedging" and doesn't exist in Googleland so I don't know what it means... I think in PR speak, it probably means "I think we are hedging our bets that we'll have it contained and enough phones of those 2,500 explosive devices returned to not have to say 2,500 explosive devices"... stat hedging ;)

Yep. Not having a general idea where the devices are makes no sense if .1 % or less, so curious if a sub component instead of the actual battery production that was faulty.
 
Re: Note 7 Ban At Work

And I'm happy that I live over here and don't have to worry about the laws back home. I haven't even turned mine in yet. I'm told I should have my replacement between the 19th - 1st. Gotta love being in Samsung land.
 
Our QC director at work used to work with them with training and standards. He made fun of me and a friend with the N7 and explained good luck if under a month for resolution.

Yeah i am thinking end of October beginning of November.
 
Re: Note 7 Ban At Work

I used to work with a guy that had an iPhone 5 go up in smoke in his pocket. It isn't anything that doesn't happen. My old blackberry caught fire and it wasn't the battery that did it. These days they take it and run. The sky is falling. I still say it isn't just the battery causing this. I play games while charging and my N7 doesn't get hot. If Samsung can prove exactly what caused it and has a proper fix it won't take long to get released.
 
Re: Folks still using the N7, probably best to turn off rapid charging.

Most likely the phone was charging while he was playing a game which just super heats up the device.. which is very sad because the parents know about the recall and let him use the phone as normal....Thats why the government needs to hurry up and approve these phones .... The informed people will either take precautions or trade in their device but you still have the certain percentage that will use the phone as if nothing is wrong with it.....
I'm just curious how you can say "most likely" it was caused by X or Y. Same with everyone else. I watch these threads just like the other enthusiasts on here and nowhere have I seen a forensic or root cause analysis as to exactly what happened at the time of ignition. Perhaps there is a pinhole leak between the anode and cathode as the source of the short and the phone was cold and not even charging. We know it's a manufacturing defect in batteries and thats all we know. I'm just cautioning that speculation is running high these days.
 
I miss having my Note

I turn in my N7 yesterday getting on a plane tomorrow didn't want any issues I pick up a S7E nice phone but it just does not compare to the N7 the look, the feel, screen size I didn't think it would be a big deal but there is a big difference between phone. I plan to pick up the N7 once this issue is fixed so Samsung let's get a move on by the way I have JOD with T-Mobile and they did the exchange so it didn't count against my upgrade total and he told me just come in when the new N7's are in and they would take care of me also he mentioned that the new phones might be in this week so check with your carrier this week.
 
Re: I miss having my Note

Agree 1000%. The 7Edge is a nice phone, but it sure is not the Note7.

I sure hope they hurry up, I want my Note7 back!!
 
Re: I miss having my Note

I'm still using my note 7. Can change it a week tomorrow so will carry on using it until Vodafone give me my new one at the door and then I'll give them this one.
 
Re: I miss having my Note

I'm okay with it. I really liked my Note but the S7 Edge is a decent phone. I'll wait for the next Note and see how that goes.
 
Samsung will remotely deactivate your N7

"If owners don’t return the defective device, Samsung may be taking things into its own hands in the coming weeks as the company may be remotely deactivating devices that are not returned after September 30th"

On a positive note, article says:
" Replacement package will include a brand-new Note 7, and the new version of the Samsung Gear VR"

I guess we will see about the VR, at this point in time I am not believing much until the replacement day comes, if it ever does

http://phandroid.com/2016/09/10/samsung-galaxy-note-7-deactivated/

Edit: I followed the Reddit link phandroid referenced to. The user sounded like he was is France so I am not so sure if we will also receive a VR.
 
Re: I miss having my Note

I miss mine too. The S7 Active is a very good phone, but it's no Note 7. AT&T made the process easy too. I just hope it doesn't take too long to release the new Notes.
 
Re: Faulty Note 7 safe storage suggestions

Are you insane man?!! You could risk ruining the SEASONING on that fine cast iron skillet!! :eek:

The number of steaks over the years it must have took to develop that fine coating and the beautiful steaks it must still make with that nice char i imagine. I would toss my phone into the toilet before risking the safety of my family, my home, and my skillet!

Yeah I know... vegetarians won't understand. :confused:

I then used a ceramic cooking dish to elevate the cast iron skillet containing the smoke detector, stainless steel bowl, and Note 7 a few inches. Aluminum and copper are excellent conductors; hence i would avoid their use. Ceramic and cast iron are decent insulators, hence my preference.
 
Re: Samsung will remotely deactivate your N7

This is just more speculation and false information that everyone likes to feed off of.
Im sure at sometime the faulty phones will be deactivated but there is no evidence of this ,especially a date of September 30th.
And since were voicing opinions here I think the faulty phones will be destroyed and not flood the market like some think.
 
Re: I miss having my Note

Im enjoing the blue light mode this moring easy on the eyes. By far the best phone yeat I have owned.
Will fell more Comfortable after the exchange for the new Note7
 
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