Video Players And Recorders (excl. Cameras)

17 YOM INJURED KNEE VIDEO RECORDING DX: DISLOCATION

72YOF PRESENTS TO ED WITH CHEST PAIN. PT STATES SHE WAS HOLDING A HEAVY CAMERA AT AN EVENT WHERE SHE MIGHT HAVE STRAINED HER MUSCLE. DX: NON-CARDIAC CHEST PAIN

5YOF WAS WITH MOTHER AND THEY WERE CLEANING OUT A CONDEMNED HOUSE AND PATIENTS GRANDFATHER WAS THROWING A DVD PLAYER INTO THE DUMPSTER, ACCIDENTALLY STRIKING PATIENT IN THE FACE INSTEAD CAUSING A LACERATION TO HER LEFT CHEEK AND BRIEFLY CAUSING LEFT EPISTAXIS. DX: FACIAL LACERATION

34 YOF DVD PLAYER FELL ON L FOOT DX: FOOT CONTUSION

79YOM PRESENT AFTER HE FELL IN HIS LIVING ROOM AFTER ATTEMPTING TO WORK ON A VCR PLAYER DX: FALL

78YOF TO ER HAD FALL AT HOME WHILE DAUGHTER WENT TO STORE, DAUGHTER IS CAREGIVER, DAUGHTER SAYS SHE HAS A NANNY CAM & SAW WHEN PT FELL & HIT HER HEAD WHEN SHE WENT TO PICK SOMETHING UP IN HOUSE OFF FLOOR, PT HIT HEAD & LEFT UPPER ARM DX FALL, DX FALL, INJURY OF HEAD, LEFT UPPER ARM PAIN

89YOF PRESENTS AFTER SHE WAS FOUND BY DAUGHTER ON THE GROUND THIS MORNING. THE CAMERAS REVIEWED BY THEIR CHILDREN AND PATIENT SHOW THAT SHE SEEMS TO HAVE FALLEN AT NIGHT. DX: RHABDOMYOLYSIS, ENCEPHALOPATHY, URINARY TRACT INFECTION

52YOM WAS PUTTING SECURITY CAMERAS UP ON HIS HOUSE WHEN HE WAS TEN FEET UP A LADDER AND FELL OFF DX: CONTUSION RIGHT KNEE, CONTUSION RIGHT ELBOW

18YOF WAS DANCING IN HER BATHROOM RECORDING A *** VIDEO WHEN SHE SLIPPED AND FELL BACKWARDS LANDING IN THE TUB AND STRIKING THE BACK OF HER HEAD ON THE BATHTUB DX: CHI

34YOF, INJURIED FINGER ON DVD PLAYER, UNKOWN MECHANISM, LWBS, NO DX

25 YOM WAS FILMING A VIDEO WHEN A CAR SPUN OUT AND THE BACK OF THE CAR HIT HIM. DX: FRACTURE BASE OF SECOND METACARPAL RIGHT HAND, FRACTGURE STYLOID PROCESS OF RIGHT ULNA, FRACTURE FIFTH METACARPAL LEFT HAND, FRACTURE BASE OF FOURTH METACARPAL LEFT HAND.

57YOF WAS SHEPHERDING HER KITTENS AROUND THE HOUSE WHEN SHE TRIPPED OVER HER SON'S *** CONSOLE AND LANDED HORIZONTALLY ON HER LEFT SIDE. DX: CLOSED FRACTURE OF MULTIPLE RIBS OF LEFT SIDE

The reporter (fire fighter) stated that the DVD player caught on fire while in use. He stated that the consumer informed him that they had been using the DVD player for approximately and hour before it caught on fire. He stated that the DVD play was completely destroyed and the fire spread to the bed sheets. The reporter stated that by observing the DVD player it seemed that the fire started on the back of player where the battery compartment was located. He stated that no one was injured. The reporter stated that the manufacturer was not contacted. He believes that this product should be investigated due to the fire hazard that it poses to consumers.

battery pack expanded and opened on sony model dvp-fx810. battery model np-fx110. dvd player was not dropped or otherwise disturbed, battery pack split at seam and expanded and is unusable

On a three hour car ride, my boys were watching movies on a Philips dual portable DVD player that attaches to the back of the headrest of a car. About 2 hours into the ride, my 2.5 year old started crying and saying he hurt is foot. I thought he had just bumped it, so I reached back and rubbed it. about 10 minutes later, it happened again. This time I smelled something burning and I looked over to see the side of the DVD player that faces the windows, was smoking. I pulled the car to the shoulder of the highway and opened the door to see that the wires of the DVD player were actually on fire. I was able to unlatch the DVD player and stomp on it.

On Sept 13, my son watched his Phillips DVD Portable player for approximately 45 minutes. When he was done, he turned it off. It was still plugged in and charging. It was left sitting on our couch. At 4am on Sept 14 I woke up because of the smell of smoke/fire. I found the DVD player and it had heated, melted, burned the couch cover, begun to burn a significant hole in the seat cushion itself. I dont know the source or cause but the place where the battery is stored is completely burned.

Battery compartment expanded into the DVD path rendering DVD player inoperable and risk of fire or explosion from Li-Po battery.

We have had tv service from Direct TV for about 6 months--the DVR was installed then by a Direct TV technician. Yesterday evening, I came home to discover that the DVR had "combusted": the power cord melted from the DVR and detached, there was soot going up the wall behind the DVR about 10 inches and the table that the DVR was sitting on was burnt and had a brownish liquid on it. There was also a small puddle of the same brown liquid on top of the DVR. I unplugged the DVR and called Direct TV. They are sending someone out to replace the DVR, but I'm concerned about a design/manufacture/product defect of a component part that may cause this to happen again or to other consumers. It appears to be consistent with a defective capacitor that failed. I took photos of the DVR and scorch damage.

The DVD player was plugged into the wall during the night and caught on fire. Luckily my son woke and saw it and we were able to put it out with minimal damage.

While children were watching a DVD, the attached lithium ion rechargeable battery pack swelled and split open. It appears that one of the internal battery cells swelled and ruptured the plastic case, breaking it loose from the DVD player. While no injury occurred, I am concerned about the risk of injury and fire related to this issue.