Pro-Dex Inc recalls KLS E-Coupling Adapter REF PDEC-1000-2 with incorrect GTIN code. Affected units have lot numbers K0C1B, K0D3P, K0E8T, K0FSD, K0HGV. No action needed as the issue is a labeling error, not a safety hazard.
Incorrect Unique Device Identifier/GTIN code was used on product.
Pro-Dex Inc is recalling KLS E-Coupling Adapter Assembly REF PDEC-1000-2 due to an incorrect Unique Device Identifier/GTIN code on the product. This labeling error does not pose a safety risk, so no action is required for consumers.
The product has an incorrect Unique Device Identifier/GTIN code, which is a labeling error. This does not affect the product's safety or function, as it is only a code mismatch for identification purposes.
Users of KLS E-Coupling Adapter Assembly REF PDEC-1000-2 with lot numbers K0C1B, K0D3P, K0E8T, K0FSD, or K0HGV. No one is at risk of injury from this labeling error.
Check for the product name 'KLS E-Coupling Adapter Assembly' with reference number PDEC-1000-2. Affected units have specific lot numbers: K0C1B, K0D3P, K0E8T, K0FSD, or K0HGV.
Verify the lot number on your KLS E-Coupling Adapter Assembly REF PDEC-1000-2 to see if it matches the affected lot numbers: K0C1B, K0D3P, K0E8T, K0FSD, or K0HGV.
No, this is a labeling error with no safety risk. The incorrect GTIN code does not affect the product's function or safety.
No action is needed. The issue is a labeling error, not a safety hazard.
Lot numbers K0C1B, K0D3P, K0E8T, K0FSD, and K0HGV.
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