Z-1216-2007
LX125 Swivel Collimator, Model D800; Manual Radiographic Collimator; Summit Industries, Inc., Chicago...
Summit Industries, LLC / initiated 2007-08-10 / Terminated
Summit Industries Inc. began a recall of LX125 Swivel Collimator, Model D800; Manual Radiographic Collimator; Summit Industries, Inc., Chicago, Illinois on . The reason FDA records is "The D800 Swivel Collimator may come loose from the tubestand and fall onto the x-ray table". As of , the recall status on record is Terminated.
Recall record
- Recall number
- Z-1216-2007
- Status
- Terminated
- Initiated
- Posted
- Terminated
- Recalling firm
- Summit Industries, LLC
- Product
- LX125 Swivel Collimator, Model D800; Manual Radiographic Collimator; Summit Industries, Inc., Chicago, Illinois
- Product code
- IZX Collimator, Manual, Radiographic
- Reason for recall
- The D800 Swivel Collimator may come loose from the tubestand and fall onto the x-ray table.
- FDA root cause
- Other
- Action
- The affected dealers were notified of the field correction recall by letter dated 8/3/07, informing them of the problem with the stripped screws and requesting that they notify their affected end user locations. The end user notification letters inform them of the problem and state that the dealer will be contacting them soon to arrange a time to visit the end user location and conduct the rework on the collimator, which should take less than 30 minutes. In the mean time the end user was instructed to examine their swivel collimator for looseness. If it is found to be loose, the end user was instructed to take the unit out of service and call the dealer.
- Quantity in commerce
- 3034 for all units
- Distribution
- Worldwide, including USA, Australia, Cambodia, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, France, Germany, Haiti, Mexico, Nicaragua, Singapore, and South Africa.
- Product codes and lots
- Model D800, serial numbers NA578-1092 to NE785-0201, all swivel units manufactured between 11/14/1992 and 02/13/2001
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