Insulet recalls Omnipod Dash PDM insulin delivery systems with battery swelling, leaks, and overheating risks. Owners should stop using affected units immediately to prevent fire hazards.
The firm has become aware of PDM battery issues, including battery swelling, fluid leaking from the battery, and extreme overheating, which may pose a fire hazard. The firm has received a complaint alleging fire as a result of thermal energy from a DASH PDM.
Insulet is recalling Omnipod Dash PDM insulin delivery systems that have battery issues including swelling, leaking, and overheating. These problems could cause fires, so affected users should stop using the devices immediately.
The battery in the Dash PDM can swell, leak fluid, or overheat, which may lead to a fire. The recall mentions a complaint about fire caused by thermal energy from the device.
People with insulin pumps using the affected Omnipod Dash PDM systems are at risk. Those who have the specific model numbers listed in the recall are most vulnerable.
Check for the model numbers PT-000010, PT-000011, or PT-000030 on the device or packaging. The recall covers units sold in Canada and the U.S. with specific serial numbers.
Immediately stop using the affected Omnipod Dash PDM insulin delivery system to prevent fire hazards.
The affected models are PT-000010, PT-000011, and PT-000030.
The recall does not mention a fix; the remedy is not stated.
Check the model numbers on your device or packaging. The recall covers units sold in Canada and the U.S. with specific serial numbers.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Insulet to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-0154-2023 — Insulet Insulet Hello, I own a Insulet that is covered by recall Z-0154-2023 from Insulet. 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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