Draeger recalls ErgoStar CM 40 airway connectors (MP01840) due to reported cracks in the hose that could cause leaks during mechanical ventilation.
Multiple complaints were reported in which cracks formed in the hose of specific catheter mounts.
Draeger is recalling its Ergo:Star CM 40 airway connectors (model MP01840) because cracks in the hose have been reported. This could lead to leaks during mechanical ventilation, potentially affecting patient safety.
Cracks in the hose can cause leaks during mechanical ventilation, which might lead to inadequate oxygen delivery or respiratory issues for patients. The hazard is specific to the connector model and not present in all airway connectors.
Healthcare providers using mechanical ventilation equipment with this specific airway connector are most at risk. Patients receiving mechanical ventilation through this connector could be affected if the hose cracks.
Check for the model number MP01840 on the airway connector. This connector is used with mechanical ventilation systems to connect breathing equipment to patients.
Inspect the hose for cracks or damage before use. If cracks are found, stop using the connector immediately.
No, this recall specifically affects the ErgoStar CM 40 airway connectors with model number MP01840.
Look for the model number MP01840 on the airway connector used with mechanical ventilation systems.
Stop using the connector immediately and contact Draeger for further instructions.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Draeger to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-0590-2026 — Draeger Draeger Hello, I own a Draeger that is covered by recall Z-0590-2026 from Draeger. I’m writing to arrange the remedy described in the recall (a refund, repair, or replacement as applicable). Could you please tell me the next steps to resolve this? Thank you.
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