Z-1324-06
Reference Electrodes for ABL 700/800 Blood Gas Analyzers. Electrode Part Numbers: 945-633, distributed one...
Radiometer America, Inc / initiated 2005-09-19 / Terminated
Radiometer America Inc began a recall of Reference Electrodes for ABL 700/800 Blood Gas Analyzers. Electrode Part Numbers: 945-633, distributed one (1) electrode per box on . The reason FDA records is "Reference electrodes for the firm's ABL 700/800 Blood Gas Analyzers are oversized and will not fit into the instrument". As of , the recall status on record is Terminated.
Recall record
- Recall number
- Z-1324-06
- Status
- Terminated
- Initiated
- Posted
- Terminated
- Recalling firm
- Radiometer America, Inc
- Product
- Reference Electrodes for ABL 700/800 Blood Gas Analyzers. Electrode Part Numbers: 945-633, distributed one (1) electrode per box.
- Product code
- CHL Electrode Measurement, Blood-Gases (Pco2, Po2) And Blood Ph
- Reason for recall
- Reference electrodes for the firm's ABL 700/800 Blood Gas Analyzers are oversized and will not fit into the instrument.
- FDA root cause
- Other
- Action
- Following the receipt of three (3) customer complaints, on 9/14/2005, the firm issued an E-Mail notification [Management Cover] to their Service Personnel on 9/19/2005. The Management Cover instructed the service personnel to check the electrodes located at their stock and their customer locations; put all electrodes, which cannot be inserted in their call-back stock; and provide for credit to their customers through normal channels. The Service Personnel in turn, contacted their customers via telephone on or around 9/20/2005 and asked that they check their inventories for the presence of any electrodes which would not fit in the analyzer and return any such electrodes to Radiometer America for replacement
- Quantity in commerce
- 9
- Distribution
- Nationwide and Canada.
- Product codes and lots
- Part # 945-633 - Lot #96-02 and Lot #96-03
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