Reusable Ohmeda Compatible Finger Clip Sensor, Model Number: E403-02
Kentec Medical Inc began a recall of Reusable Ohmeda Compatible Finger Clip Sensor, Model Number: E403-02, Product Code: PS2225. To monitor oxygen saturation level of patients under doctor's care... on . The reason FDA records is "Incompatible components: The Finger Clip Sensors - with a Serial Number prefix of PA514, PA515, YE508, ZC502 and ZG512 - are missing an additional diode and higher resistor in its existing configuration making them...". As of , the recall status on record is Terminated.
Recall record
- Recall number
- Z-1188-2008
- Status
- Terminated
- Initiated
- Posted
- Terminated
- Recalling firm
- Kentec Medical, LLC
- Product
- Reusable Ohmeda Compatible Finger Clip Sensor, Model Number: E403-02, Product Code: PS2225. To monitor oxygen saturation level of patients under doctor's care. Kentec Medical Inc., Irvine, CA 92614
- Product code
- DQA Oximeter
- Reason for recall
- Incompatible components: The Finger Clip Sensors - with a Serial Number prefix of PA514, PA515, YE508, ZC502 and ZG512 - are missing an additional diode and higher resistor in its existing configuration making them inoperable when used to interface with those Ohmeda Tuffsat monitors previously re-configured by Ohmeda to include a detection circuit for diodes.
- FDA root cause
- Process change control
- Action
- Consignees were notified via telephone on 5/18/07 and an "Important Voluntary Market Withdrawal Notice" letter on 5/23/07. The letter instructed consignees to segregate and return all affected devices. The letter included an "Acknowledgement of Market Withdrawal Notification" form for customer to complete and return to the recalling firm. For additional information, contact 1-800-825-5996.
- Quantity in commerce
- 41
- Distribution
- Nationwide Distribution including states of AZ, CA, CO, FL, KY, LA, MA, NC, NJ, TX and UT.
- Product codes and lots
- Serial Numbers: YE508/001, YE508/002, YE508/003, YE508/004, YE508/005, YE508/006, YE508/007, YE508/008, YE508/009, YE508/010; ZC502/001, ZC502/002, ZC502/003, ZC502/004, ZC502/005, ZC502/006; ZG512/001, ZG512/002, ZG512/003, ZG512/004, ZG512/005, ZG512/006, ZG512/007, ZG512/008, ZG512/009, ZG512/010, ZG512/011, ZG512/012, ZG512/013, ZG512/014, ZG512/015; PA514/001, PA514/002, PA514/003, PA514/004, PA514/005, PA514/006, PA514/006, PA514/007, PA514/008, PA514/009, PA514/010; PA515/001, PA515/002, PA515/003, PA515/004, PA515/005, PA515/006, PA515/007, PA515/008, PA515/009, PA515/010, PA515/011, PA515/012, PA515/013, PA515/014, PA515/015, PA515/016, PA515/017, PA515/018, PA515/019, PA515/020, PA515/021, PA515/022, PA515/023, PA515/024, PA515/025, PA515/026, PA515/027, PA515/028, PA515/029, PA515/030, PA515/031, PA515/032, PA515/033, PA515/034 and PA515/035
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