HP Recall on Battery Replacement Pack
Posted: Tuesday, May 26, 2009
by Ronyae
Writings by Ronyae
Hello Readers!
I would like to share a very important email I received from Hewlett-Packard, concerning battery packs used in certain models of the popular brand computers and notebooks [laptops]. I share this important email to keep customers updated on products they are using on a daily basis; some news and updates can possibly save a life! Imagine using your notebook, and it starts smoking, then a fire. I wouldn't want to be in a situation like this, and I wouldn't want to even imagine any of you being a victim of it.
So, I share this email with you as a collection to a reference for Computer Safety and Maintenance. We must take care of what we have, if we want [it] to take care of us:
This program addresses an issue with specific battery packs used
in certain HP, HP Pavilion, HP Compaq and Compaq Notebook PCs. The
battery packs have the potential to overheat posing a fire and
burn hazard to consumers.
- HP customers will be eligible to receive a replacement battery
pack for each qualified battery pack at no cost.
- Visit the HP Notebook PC Battery Pack Replacement Program
website for additional information:
Sincerely,
Hewlett-Packard Company
*Please pass the word, people. Maybe this can help someone else. Thanks for reading and sharing this very important message.
I pray that you and your families have enjoyed a wonderful holiday weekend, and have lived to shine light through this down-turn of our nation; I say nation because somehow people all over the world have been affected. But as I always say, "Faith carries a person a very long way!"
Stay Blessed, everyone!
I would like to share a very important email I received from Hewlett-Packard, concerning battery packs used in certain models of the popular brand computers and notebooks [laptops]. I share this important email to keep customers updated on products they are using on a daily basis; some news and updates can possibly save a life! Imagine using your notebook, and it starts smoking, then a fire. I wouldn't want to be in a situation like this, and I wouldn't want to even imagine any of you being a victim of it.
This program addresses an issue with specific battery packs used
in certain HP, HP Pavilion, HP Compaq and Compaq Notebook PCs. The
battery packs have the potential to overheat posing a fire and
burn hazard to consumers.
- HP customers will be eligible to receive a replacement battery
pack for each qualified battery pack at no cost.
- Visit the HP Notebook PC Battery Pack Replacement Program
website for additional information:
Sincerely,
Hewlett-Packard Company
*Please pass the word, people. Maybe this can help someone else. Thanks for reading and sharing this very important message.
I pray that you and your families have enjoyed a wonderful holiday weekend, and have lived to shine light through this down-turn of our nation; I say nation because somehow people all over the world have been affected. But as I always say, "Faith carries a person a very long way!"
Stay Blessed, everyone!
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Top-level comments on this article: (10 total)Hi Ronyae, thank you for passing on this information. It's important to remember this stuff! Blessings to you! TeresaThanks Teresa! When I read the email, the first thing to come to mind was letting my readers know. This is very important information, and I hope the word is passed around for the safety of all users.Thanks for reading :)
Thanks, I will pass it on also.Thanks, Dr.Inform others that they can receive a replacement battery pack by visiting the Hewlett-Packard website.
This is good info, Ronyae. More importantly though, great pic!Well, thank you, Anonymous! It's hard to reduce my photos to the required size (smile).
Hi Ronyea,thanks for passing this alarming information.i'll not sleep with my notebook now:).Thanks Mimi for reading and sharing a comment.
ronyae darling, you are great my love but amyway keep writing about the qualites about these stuff i need to catch upm with you my love.Thanks Tony for all of your great compliments!
Thanks for this, Ronyae, but I use a good ol' IMax computer. I love this machine; it has never let me down.I do find it strange that companies such as computer manufacturers, car manufacturers, etc., keep coming up with these recalls on their products. You would think that after so many years of manufacturing, they would eventually get it right, and not have the simple problems that they keep experiencing. Oh, well.....Hey, I like the new picture!!!David, you are so right about the manufacturers 'knowing' by now! And thanks for the compliment on the pic.
Hi - good info if you have HP products - always good to know. Thanks! Good Fortune, CherylThanks Cheryl, for reading and sharing a comment.
I think that you are very thoughtful to share this information with us. I heard something in the news about this information briefly. Thanks for the confirmation.Jena, You are very welcome! And thank you for reading.
Hello thereDaniel Jeremy Abraham here.Love you article but I love more the end of it when you spoke about Faith 'cause faith without work have no effect and work without faith the same.They go together.How if everybody have Faith in GOD our LORD AND SAVIOR.How this nation gonna be???I was a Muslim for 35 years and that didn't do anything for me but once I give my life to JESUS what a change.Love him so much.Best decision ever.That's why faith is very important for our nation to get back to their first love.Thanks and GOD BlessWell, welcome to the faithful circle, Daniel! And thanks for reading and sharing a comment.
Great article. Well done.I have an HP printer and believe me after using it I wish I had never bought it. As every time I switch it off I have to reinstall it. In addition when I bought it they did not supply the cables so I had to spend money to find out how worthless the printer actually was.OMG, Connor! What a racket of mess to have to go through. But, I feel your pain. Thanks for reading and sharing a comment.
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