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Serious Incident Reporting
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1.
We should report all potential Serious Incidents if the following is on-site:
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Which of the following issues would NOT be reported as a potential Serious Incident?
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What is the first thing you should do after finding out about a potential Serious Incident?
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A consumer calls in and advises they have noticed smoke coming from their solar inverter. The Consumer has an LG solar battery on-site that was recently replaced under recall. Is this a potential Serious Incident?
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A consumer calls in and advises that firefighters have removed an LG solar battery that was swelling and have moved it to a safer location. The battery was not smoking, sparking or showing any other signs of fault, aside from swelling. Is this a potential Serious Incident?
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A consumer calls in and advises that there was a blackout recently and their LG solar battery is not turning back on after it has tripped. There are error lights on the inverter showing a battery fault, and the battery is swelling. Is this a potential Serious Incident?
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If you aren't sure if an issue is a potential Serious Incident, what should you do?
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