Murata Vios recalls bedside monitors with software versions 1.56.01 and 1.57.20 due to potential battery depletion when stored unplugged, causing tablet connectivity issues.
Batteries may deplete over time while not in use if devices are stored without being plugged in to wall outlet. Depleted batteries may lead to tablet connectivity issues.
Murata Vios is recalling bedside monitors model BSM2050 with specific software versions because batteries can deplete over time when not plugged in, leading to tablet connectivity problems. This affects users who store the device without a power source.
Batteries in these monitors can deplete over time when not connected to a power source. This depletion may cause tablet connectivity issues, but it does not pose a risk of injury or damage to the user.
Users of the Vios Monitoring System Bedside Monitor Model BSM2050 with software versions 1.56.01 or 1.57.20 are most at risk if they store the device without being plugged in to a wall outlet.
Check for the model number BSM2050 on the device and software versions 1.56.01 or 1.57.20 on the label or packaging. The device was sold with specific UDI codes starting with +B595BSM20500.
Look for software versions 1.56.01 or 1.57.20 on the device label or packaging.
If the device is stored without being plugged in, connect it to a wall outlet to prevent battery depletion.
Batteries may deplete over time when the device is stored without being plugged in, leading to tablet connectivity issues.
Software versions 1.56.01 and 1.57.20.
Check for the model number BSM2050 and software versions 1.56.01 or 1.57.20 on the device label or packaging.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Murata Vios to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-1292-2025 — Murata Vios Murata Vios Hello, I own a Murata Vios that is covered by recall Z-1292-2025 from Murata Vios. 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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