Waste bottles Part Numbers/Article Numbers: 905-590/D512 and 905-802/D513. The waste bottles are used to...
Radiometer America Inc began a recall of Waste bottles Part Numbers/Article Numbers: 905-590/D512 and 905-802/D513. The waste bottles are used to collect waste from the ABL7XX and the ABL8XX blood gas... on . The reason FDA records is "When removing the waste bottle from the analyzer waste material may leak both from the analyzer and from the waste bottle". As of , the recall status on record is Terminated, and MDM tags the root cause as manufacturing process.
Recall record
- Recall number
- Z-1554-2009
- Status
- Terminated
- Initiated
- Posted
- Terminated
- Recalling firm
- Radiometer America, Inc
- Product
- Waste bottles Part Numbers/Article Numbers: 905-590/D512 and 905-802/D513. The waste bottles are used to collect waste from the ABL7XX and the ABL8XX blood gas analyzer after rinsing.
- Product code
- CHL Electrode Measurement, Blood-Gases (Pco2, Po2) And Blood Ph
- Reason for recall
- When removing the waste bottle from the analyzer waste material may leak both from the analyzer and from the waste bottle.
- Root cause tag
- manufacturing process
- FDA root cause
- Process design
- Action
- Radiometer America Inc. issued a recall notification letter dated May 5, 2009 to all customers containing information on replacement of all potentially defective waste containers and instruction on how to handle any mounted waste containers. For further questions, contact Radiometer America Inc. at 1-800-736-0600.
- Quantity in commerce
- 905-590 (D512): 35,552 bottles; 905-802 (D513): 45,204 bottles
- Distribution
- Worldwide Distribution to US and Canada.
- Product codes and lots
- Part Number: 905-590; Article Number: D512; Lot Numbers: WR-01, WR-02, WR-03, WS-01, WS-02, WS-03, WU-01, WU-02 and WU-03. Part Number 905-802; Article Number: D513; Lot Numbers: WR-01, WR-02, WR-03, WR-04, WS-01, WS-02, WS-03, WS-04, WU-01, WU-02, WU-03, WU-04, WU-05, WU-06 and WY-01.
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