Burnt rubber smell reported at T-Mobile store in Durham, Durham NC
Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to reports of a burnt rubber smell inside a T-Mobile store in Durham. HVAC maintenance was underway at the time. Sensors indicated water flow and smoke detector activation in the building's riser room, but no visible fire was found.
Audio|Source: Wake County Fire
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Transcript:
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However, T-Mobile employees are stating they have a burnt rubber smell inside of the business.
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Driver, they're also reporting there's a HVAC company doing work on T-Mobile's unit.
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Medi-7-497, go ahead.
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Okay.
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That's your car. Give me one text.
00:41
A lot of good thing. I'll text. One o'clock.
00:51
An affordable A-T unit inside AT&T. Nothing visible or anything from that.
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We're entering the electrical room now to check this.
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Yeah,
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hold on with it.
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We're showing a water flow alarm.
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We're not losing water. We're showing a smoke detector, which is in the riser room. So we're at the issue.
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Can you do a 360 to the building and see if there are any sprinkler
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heads outside the building to indicate a dry system?
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Stand 4. Agent 2 driver, can you assist you that?
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Yeah, I'm working on. Delta side is clear, checking Alpha umbrella now.
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Location mentioned:
Near Fayetteville Rd Ste 110, Durham, NC 27713
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