DRAD-3000E: Radrex-i X-ray is a general purpose X-ray System. Labeling reads in part "TOSHIBA***DIGITAL...
Toshiba American Medical Systems Inc began a recall of DRAD-3000E: Radrex-i X-ray is a general purpose X-ray System. Labeling reads in part "TOSHIBA***DIGITAL RADIOGRAPHY SYSTEM RADREX-i DRAD-3000E Systems Data No... on . The reason FDA records is "It has been found that some of the starter cables used for x-ray tube high speed rotation are not sufficiently durable". As of , the recall status on record is Terminated, and MDM tags the root cause as manufacturing process.
Recall record
- Recall number
- Z-0941-2012
- Status
- Terminated
- Initiated
- Posted
- Terminated
- Recalling firm
- Canon Medical Systems USA, Inc.
- Product
- DRAD-3000E: Radrex-i X-ray is a general purpose X-ray System. Labeling reads in part "TOSHIBA***DIGITAL RADIOGRAPHY SYSTEM RADREX-i DRAD-3000E Systems Data No. MSDXR0144EA***"
- Product code
- MQB Solid State X-Ray Imager (Flat Panel/Digital Imager)
- Reason for recall
- It has been found that some of the starter cables used for x-ray tube high speed rotation are not sufficiently durable.
- Root cause tag
- manufacturing process
- FDA root cause
- Nonconforming Material/Component
- Action
- The recall notification titled "URGENT: MEDICAL DEVICE CORRECTION", was sent on 12/29/11 to customers via certified mail. The letter informed the customer of an issue with the starter cable used for high speed rotation on the Radrex X-Ray System. The letter also informs customers of the corrective measures: a replacement cable will be installed on your system to prevent this issue from occurring. An 800 number was provided for any questions regarding the letter.
- Quantity in commerce
- 39
- Distribution
- Class II Recall - Nationwide Distribution (USA) - Including the states of VA, IL, CA, PA, TN, OH, LA, TX, OK, AR, AZ, MS, WV, TN, WI, NJ, MN, NY, IA, FL, and Washington D.C.
- Product codes and lots
- Lot number is not utilized. Serial numbers of the following: U2A0892009, U2A08X2010, U2A08X2011, U2A08Y2012, U2A08Z2013, U2A08Z2014, U2A0912015, U2A0912016, U2A0922017, U2A0942019, U2A0942020, U2A0942021, U2A0952022, U2A0952023, U2A0972024, U2A0972025, U2A0982026, U2B09X2027, U2B09Y2028, U2B09Y2029, U2B09Z2030, U2B1042031, U2B1042032, U2C1052033, U2C1062034, U4A0982001, U4A0982002, U4A0992003, U4A09X2004, U4A09Z2005, U4A09Z2006, U4A09Z2007, U4A1022009, U4B1022010, U4B1032011, U4B1052012, U4B1052013, U4B1062014, U6A0972001 and U4B1012008.
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