Z-1103-06
Hitachi Altaire Magnetic Resonance Imaging System
FUJIFILM Healthcare Americas Corporation / initiated 2006-01-27 / Terminated
Hitachi Medical Systems America Inc began a recall of Hitachi Altaire Magnetic Resonance Imaging System on . The reason FDA records is "Circuit Failure-There is the potential risk of the Phase Loss Detector Safety Device (PHSEN PCB) malfunctioning in the event of a power loss. The circuit may fail to turn off the system main breaker when 2 of the 3...". As of , the recall status on record is Terminated.
Recall record
- Recall number
- Z-1103-06
- Status
- Terminated
- Initiated
- Posted
- Terminated
- Recalling firm
- FUJIFILM Healthcare Americas Corporation
- Product
- Hitachi Altaire Magnetic Resonance Imaging System
- Product code
- LNH System, Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Imaging
- Reason for recall
- Circuit Failure-There is the potential risk of the Phase Loss Detector Safety Device (PHSEN PCB) malfunctioning in the event of a power loss. The circuit may fail to turn off the system main breaker when 2 of the 3 power phases are lost.
- FDA root cause
- Other
- Action
- The recalling firm sent a Device Correction Letter dated 1/27/06 to all of their customers. The letter informs the customers of the problem in the (PHSEN PCB) and notifies the customers that an HMSA Field Service Technician will be performing a PCB modification to the unit, on-site, during their next scheduled preventative maintenance visit. Should the customer wish to have the modification performed prior to the representative''s scheduled visit, the letter says that they can telephone their local Field Service Rep. and make arrangements to have the modification performed at their convenience.
- Quantity in commerce
- 213 devices have been distributed and installed.
- Distribution
- Nationwide-The device was distributed to consignees located throughout the United States.
- Product codes and lots
- L001 thru L223.
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