Malfunction in the bedwetting alarm caused to overheat and the temperature went way beyond normal range i think.The alarm was super hot and appeared to be smelling of pungent odor of burning plastic.Daughter woke up immediately and yanked the alarm off from clothing, but it was a bit late.She suffered burn marks on her neck and skin.What is strange is that it seemed to work normally when i set it up on her.The alarm was functioning jut fine.It was when i plugged in the sensor that it started making clicking noises but i didn't think much of it and set it up anyway.Fortunately daughter was not fast sleep or the alarm would have injured her further.I had to take out batteries and leave it outside the home for fear it would catch fire.Fda safety report id# (b)(4).
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