Smith & Nephew, 420XL Xenon Light Source, 180 Watt; for endoscopic use. Catalog/Part #72200510; manufactured...
Smith & Nephew, Inc Endoscopy Division began a recall of Smith & Nephew, 420XL Xenon Light Source, 180 Watt; for endoscopic use. Catalog/Part #72200510; manufactured for Smith & Nephew Endoscopy, Andover, MA 01810 on . The reason FDA records is "Several units were manufactured using a power supply that contains a 1 amp fuse where a 5 amp fuse is required. When the unit's power supply draws more that 1A, the fuse will fail causing the light to cease operating...". As of , the recall status on record is Terminated, and MDM tags the root cause as manufacturing process.
Recall record
- Recall number
- Z-0840-2007
- Status
- Terminated
- Initiated
- Posted
- Terminated
- Recalling firm
- Smith & Nephew, Inc.
- Product
- Smith & Nephew, 420XL Xenon Light Source, 180 Watt; for endoscopic use. Catalog/Part #72200510; manufactured for Smith & Nephew Endoscopy, Andover, MA 01810.
- Product code
- FFS Image, Illumination, Fiberoptic, For Endoscope
- Reason for recall
- Several units were manufactured using a power supply that contains a 1 amp fuse where a 5 amp fuse is required. When the unit's power supply draws more that 1A, the fuse will fail causing the light to cease operating. The problem can occur anytime: from the initial turning on (powering up), to anytime during use.
- Root cause tag
- manufacturing process
- FDA root cause
- Nonconforming Material/Component
- Action
- Notification sent 04/09/07 via FedEx to distribution centers, sales reps and user facilities. Users asked to send light source to Smith & Nephew GMBH Service Center in Germany for repair (contact Ute Dieling at +49 (0) 7462-208-313).
- Quantity in commerce
- 67 units.
- Distribution
- Product sent to distributors in Argentina, Austria, Chile, Denmark, Dubai, France, Greece, Hong Kong, India, Italy, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Norway, South Africa, Spain, Sweden and United Kingdom. No US distribution.
- Product codes and lots
- Serial #s: 420L-1263, 420L-1264, 420L-1265, 420L-1266, 420L-1267, 420L-1268, 420L-1269, 420L-1270, 420L-1271, 420L-1272, 420L-1273, 420L-1275, 420L-1277, 420L-1280, 420L-1281, 420L-1282, 420L-1283, 420L-1284, 420L-1285, 420L-1286, 420L-1287, 420L-1288, 420L-1292, 420L-1293, 420L-1294, 420L-1295, 420L-1296, 420L-1298, 420L-1300, 420L-1301, 420L-1303, 420L-1304, 420L-1305, 420L-1306, 420L-1307, 420L-1308, 420L-1309, 420L-1310, 420L-1311, 420L-1312, 420L-1313, 420L-1314, 420L-1315, 420L-1316, 420L-1317, 420L-1318, 420L-1319, 420L-1320, 420L-1321, 420L-1322, 420L-1344, 420L-1345, 420L-1346, 420L-1347, 420L-1348, 420L-1349, 420L-1351, 420L-1352, 420L-1353, 420L-1354, 420L-1355, 420L-1370, 420L-1403, 420L-1404, 420L-1409, 420L-1422 and 420L-1426.
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