>The unit should have shut down before letting itself get that hot. Wny? It already warned you something was wrong, for weeks. There's a reason you don't ignor

>The unit should have shut down before letting itself get that hot. Wny? It already warned you something was wrong, for weeks. There's a reason you don't ignore problems with battery-powered equipment. >I realized it was uncomfortably hot. That barely registers on the electronics hardware scale of "what is too hot". When you yank your hand away, shake it, and go "ooof, that's hot", that's too hot ;)