Z-0172-04
ARCHITECT Processing Module, manufactured by Abbott Laboratories, Irving, Texas
Abbott Medical / initiated 2002-05-08 / Terminated
Abbott Laboratories, Inc began a recall of ARCHITECT Processing Module, manufactured by Abbott Laboratories, Irving, Texas on . The reason FDA records is "If the interlock cable connected to the door lid sensor is disconnected or fails, the lid is detected as closed even though it may be open". As of , the recall status on record is Terminated.
Recall record
- Recall number
- Z-0172-04
- Status
- Terminated
- Initiated
- Posted
- Terminated
- Recalling firm
- Abbott Medical
- Product
- ARCHITECT Processing Module, manufactured by Abbott Laboratories, Irving, Texas
- Product code
- JJE Analyzer, Chemistry (Photometric, Discrete), For Clinical Use
- Reason for recall
- If the interlock cable connected to the door lid sensor is disconnected or fails, the lid is detected as closed even though it may be open.
- FDA root cause
- Other
- Action
- Firm sent technical service bulletins with corrective instructions to consignees with all existing ARCHITECT i 2000 processing modules in February 2003.
- Quantity in commerce
- 1,167 units worldwide
- Distribution
- States of Virginia, Illinois, New York, Texas, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, ILlinois, Michigan, California, New Hampshire, Ohio, Florida, Maryland, Nevada, Georgia, Minnesota, Colorado, Arizona, Missouri, Louisiana, Oregon, Wisconsin, Hawaii, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Washington, South Carolina, Mississippi, Alabama, and Tennessee, and the following foreign countries: Austria, Denmark, Germany, Italy, Poland, South Africa, Sweden, England, Colombia, Australia, Japan, New Zealand, Belgium, Finland, Greece, Netherlands, Portugal, Romania, Turkey, Canada, Mexico, Hong Kong, Korea, Taiwan, Czech Republic, France, Israel, Norway, Saudi Arabia, Spain, United Arab Emirates, Brazil, Venezuela, India, Malaysia, and Thailand.
- Product codes and lots
- All Serial numbers
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