[ HP Compaq Notebook] Your laptop battery may explode

Friends! I think this post may useful because many of us have HP notebooks, but not many people to subscription the registered on the HP site, which could involve a high risk (post, not exaggerating).About two days I got from HP an email with the subject: IMPORTANT RECALL INFORMATION FOR SECURITY ISSUESI do not want to imagine that you go with the notebook being HP pavilion dv4i battery replacement program for HP laptopsMay 19, 2010 - EXPANSION PROGRAMHP makes delivery of such notice because the company, collaboration with various government agencies, has expanded its program of voluntary recall and replacement at world. HP has added battery replacement program originally announced on May 14, 2009 and revised 15 October 2009. Also added to the series and models list of products that may have been sold with batteries affected. The batteries can overheat and expose consumers to a risk of fire and burns.The affected batteries were distributed worldwide certain HP notebooks, HP Pavilion, HP Compaq and Compaq Presario (as Compaq presario cq40 battery ).Mind you, this does not mean that because of these notebooks have a faulty HP Pavilion dv5000 Series battery, to check we need to fill out the form below:laptop batteryAs I see the serial number of my notebook and Compaq presario cq71 battery?Here appears the serial number of the battery:<img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-725" title="hp notebook battery" src="http://www.laptop-battery-fast.org/image/blog/hp-notebook-battery.jpg" alt="hp notebook battery" width="500" height="344" />Here on the notebook:<img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-727" title="locate notebook" src="http://www.laptop-battery-fast.org/image/blog/locatenotebook.gif" alt="locate notebook" width="266" height="88" />After filling out the form to indicate to us if our HP pavilion dv7t battery notebook is or not a potentially defective battery, in this case they recommend not using the notebook battery (also works connected only with the charger) until we change it, something This is often done by mail.For any questions can call HP toll-free at 0800-555-5000In my case I have a dv2700 which is on the list and has already contacted a company representative to tell me two to three weeks I'm getting a new one.I hope the info will be useful, but better safe than explode (?)