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XE2-SG Pods: Fire Hazard
I've had two of these pods for a few years. A couple of months ago, I smelled something burning and found that the GFCI outlet that one of the pods was plugged into was brown along with the wall underneath the plug. I figured the plug had gone bad for some reason and replaced it. Today, I looked at the outlet with the other pod and found out that it too had turned brown along with the wall. So, these pods are definitely a fire hazard. I unplugged both and won't use them.
XfinityAbby
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29 days ago
Hello @user_7m8i2k. Thank you for reaching out on our Community Forum. I wanted to let you know we take fire hazards very seriously and would love some additional information. I am glad that you caught it when you did.
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