The customer reported when running controls that the analyzer started to "get hot".The customer opened the battery compartment to remove the batteries and stated they were "really hot".There was no allegation of patient/user harm.There was no allegation of incorrect results.Currently it is unknown whether or not the device may have malfunctioned, as the allegation could not be duplicated, however slight battery compartment damage was observed.It is known that improper insertion of batteries - in any device - may result in overheating, battery leakage, etc., which is stated in the labeling of most battery manufacturers.
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