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Terminated

The product is an isolation transformer, an accessory to Computed Tomography Scanner. It consists of electronic circuitry enclosed in a metal case. According to Philips Medical Systems, the metal case is manufactured from self-extinguishing materials. The unit is labeled in part, "Power Conditioner *** Part Number 4450028-XX *** Frequency: *** S/N: *** Rev: *** MFG date: *** INPUT RATINGS *** Model: MCT 100/480 ISOTRAN PLUS *** OUTPUT RATINGS *** MEDICAL POWER SUPPLY UL *** TEAL Electronics Corporation, San Diego, California ***".

FDA Recall Z-1234-2007 · Posted 2007-09-13

Recall StatusTerminated
Product CodeJAK
Date Initiated2007-04-27
Date Terminated2012-03-02
Product Quantity491

Reason for Recall

The TEAL Power Conditioning units may fail and result in the unit emitting fire and/or smoke. Note: the TEAL Power Conditioning Unit has the potential to fail when the scanner that is attached to the TEAL is powered and in use as well as when not in use.

Firm Action

On 9/04/2007, Philips Medical Systems (PMS) sent a letter via courier to all affected customers. The letter notified customers about the failures of the TEAL power conditioner and the possible emisson of fire and/or smoke from the units. In addition, the letter notes that PMS implemented a Field Change Order in May, 2007 that directs onsite repair of all affected units by PMS service technicians.

Root Cause

Component design/selection

Distribution Pattern

Worldwide, including, USA, Canada, China, Italy, Russia, Brazil, Belgium, Germany, Austria, Australia, Netherlands, France, Korea, Denmark, Israel, England, Argentina, Mexico, Spain, Yemen, Greece, Egypt, Japan, UAE, & Chile.

Official Source

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

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