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ALM XTEN Surgical Light intended to provide visible illumination for… — Class II medical device recall Z-1927-2018

Terminated recall by GETINGE US SALES LLC, reported 2018-05-30. Getinge has received complaints concerning the X TEN Surgical Lights whose spring arms have broken, causing li

Recall numberZ-1927-2018
Product typeMedical device
ClassificationClass II
StatusTerminated
Voluntary or mandatedVoluntary
Recalling firmGETINGE US SALES LLC, Wayne, NJ, United States
Recall initiated2017-11-16
Classified2018-05-23
Reported by FDA2018-05-30
Terminated2021-07-21
Quantity667
Reason classespackaging
Serial numbersON000104, ON000108, ON000300, ON000302, ON002984, ON002986, ON002990, ON003002, ON003003, ON005382, ON005383, ON005432, ON005433, ON005434, ON005435, ON007749, ON007751, ON007762, ON007767, ON007769, ON007770, ON007771, ON007772, ON007773, ON007775 and 475 more
Model numbersARD567801093, ARD567801094

Product

ALM XTEN Surgical Light intended to provide visible illumination for the surgical field or for the examination of the patient. Part Numbers: ARD567801093, ARD567801094

Reason for recall

Getinge has received complaints concerning the X TEN Surgical Lights whose spring arms have broken, causing light heads to separate from the assembly. The issue relates to cracking of the spring arms at the weld seams that has the potential to develop into breaks with heavy use and aging of the equipment.

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