Augustine Surgical recalls Model A138 HotDog Return Electrode cables used with warming blankets. Check for error message M-0B-125 indicating neutral contact issues.
Users were experiencing the following error message (M-0B-125) stated Check Neutral Electrode Contact .
Augustine Surgical is recalling Model A13:8 HotDog Return Electrode connector cables that may cause error messages when used with warming blankets. This could lead to improper temperature management during medical procedures.
The error message M-0B-125 indicates a potential issue with the neutral electrode contact. This could lead to improper temperature regulation during medical procedures if the cable is not functioning correctly.
Medical professionals using these cables with warming blankets for patient temperature management. Patients receiving such care are at risk if the error message appears.
Check for Model A138 HotDog Return Electrode connector cables with UDI-DI 00850011479674 and Lot Number 2339. These cables are used with warming blankets and mattresses.
Look for error message M-0B-125 on the device display when using the cable with warming blankets.
The error message M-0B-125 (Check Neutral Electrode Contact) indicates a potential issue with the neutral electrode contact.
Check for Model A138 HotDog Return Electrode connector cables with UDI-DI 00850011479674 and Lot Number 2339.
The recall does not specify a remedy for the error message, but you should check the cables for proper function.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Augustine to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-1172-2025 — Augustine Augustine Hello, I own a Augustine that is covered by recall Z-1172-2025 from Augustine. 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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