Having taken this Robosapien V2 out of the box and removed its body panels I noticed some rotting wire damage, but as I took off the plastic wire wrap that holds the wires neatly together the insulation on the wire completely disintegrated making a mess everywhere and exposing all the copper wires shorting them out. Had there been batteries in this robot the wires would have begun melting and the batteries dangerously overheating and leaking.
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