Powered up the malem alarm by inserting batteries and then plugged in the sensor.Immediately the alarm started to vibrate but not make the alarming sound.I thought something was wrong and removed the sensor.That fixed it, but when i reconnected the sensor, this time, nothing happened.The alarm was not vibrating.Assuming that the vibration was an error on my part.I proceeded to place the alarm on my son ((b)(6)) and sat besides him as he went to sleep.He complained 15 mins later that the alarm was stinging him like it was on fire.I rechecked and it was hot, actually very hot.I removed the sensor and waited for 5 mins.The alarm cooled down.Then i reconnected the sensor and placed it on my son.Again, 15 mins later, he was complaining that he was feeling a hot object touching him.I left the sensor stay in place and removed the alarm from my son.I placed on the side of the bed and when i checked 30 mins later, the alarm back had melted from heat and batteries had leaked out of the bedside of the alarm.Fortunately my son did not get burnt or electrocuted.He was only experiencing a burning sensation from the hot alarm pressing against his skin.Fda safety report id# (b)(4).
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