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Terminated

Universal Cable Adaptor (Part #17765-001and labeled on outer package as part no. 17820-001) distributed for Field Installation on certain LTV Series Ventilator, Model 950 with either part # 10134 or 11511 power boards affected by the Pulmonetic Systems, Inc., November 1, 2004 Class I recall. (FDA Z-1485-04)

FDA Recall Z-0294-05 · Posted 2004-12-08

Recall StatusTerminated
Product CodeNOU
Date Initiated2004-11-19
Date Terminated2005-12-13

Reason for Recall

Reports have been received indicating that the Universal Cable Adaptor, intended to correct an earlier Class I recall of LTV Series Ventilators due to their inability to continue operating when external power source is switched to internal battery, is not functioning as intended and/or the cable is not securely attaching to the connection on the ventilator.

Firm Action

Beginning November 19, 2004 consignees who received the Universal Cable Adaptors (UCA) as correction to the voluntary November 1, 2004 Class I Recall were notified by telephone to discontinue installation of adaptors in stock. A Universal Cable Adaptor Recall Notification will be distributed by Certified Mail on or about November 30, 2004 providing instruction to remove the UCA and instruct consignees to follow November 1, 2004 recall interim instructions. Additionally, all consignees will receive instructions (on December 7, 2004) on how to return any device affected by the November 1, 2004 Recall for a power board replacement at a Pulmonetic systems, Inc. authorized service center.

Root Cause

Other

Distribution Pattern

throughout the United States and to countries such as Germany, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia and Japan

Official Source

View FDA Recall →

Source: FDA Enforcement Report / Recall database. Always confirm against the official FDA record.

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