Philips DuraDiagnost X-Ray system, Stationary X-Ray System Radiographic Models: 712210, 712211
Class I - DangerousWhat Should You Do?
- Check if you have this product: Serial Numbers: SN120001 SN120002 SN120003 SN130001 SN130002 SN130004 SN130005 SN130015 SN130019 SN130021 SN130003 SN130006 SN130007 SN130009 SN130010 SN130011 SN130012 SN130013 SN130014 SN130016 SN130017 SN130018 SN130020 SN130022 SN130023 SN140001 SN130001 SN130002 SN140001 SN140004 SN140005 SN140008 SN140009 SN140010 SN140012 SN140013 SN140019 SN140020 SN140021 SN140022 SN140024 SN140027 SN140033 SN140034 SN140036 SN140053 SN140062 SN130003 SN140002 SN140003 SN140006 SN140007 SN140016 SN140017 SN140018 SN140031 SN140035 SN140037 SN140039 SN140040 SN140041 SN140044 SN140045 SN140046 SN140048 SN140050 SN140051 SN140052 SN140056 SN140058 SN140060
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Recall Details
- Company:
- Philips Medical Systems, Inc.
- Reason for Recall:
- Improper installation of Tube arm, and Wall stand may cause it to fall down, Improper installation of table may cause it to float.
- Classification:
- Class I - Dangerous
Dangerous or defective products that predictably could cause serious health problems or death.
- Status:
- terminated
Product Information
Full Description:
Philips DuraDiagnost X-Ray system, Stationary X-Ray System Radiographic Models: 712210, 712211
Product Codes/Lot Numbers:
Serial Numbers: SN120001 SN120002 SN120003 SN130001 SN130002 SN130004 SN130005 SN130015 SN130019 SN130021 SN130003 SN130006 SN130007 SN130009 SN130010 SN130011 SN130012 SN130013 SN130014 SN130016 SN130017 SN130018 SN130020 SN130022 SN130023 SN140001 SN130001 SN130002 SN140001 SN140004 SN140005 SN140008 SN140009 SN140010 SN140012 SN140013 SN140019 SN140020 SN140021 SN140022 SN140024 SN140027 SN140033 SN140034 SN140036 SN140053 SN140062 SN130003 SN140002 SN140003 SN140006 SN140007 SN140016 SN140017 SN140018 SN140031 SN140035 SN140037 SN140039 SN140040 SN140041 SN140044 SN140045 SN140046 SN140048 SN140050 SN140051 SN140052 SN140056 SN140058 SN140060
Distribution:
Distributed in: NL
Official Source
Always verify recall information with the official FDA source:
View on FDA.govFDA Recall Number: Z-1251-2015
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