Gentherm recalls Electri-Cool II Portable Cold Therapy Units with model 767 and part number 86193 due to labeling updates for safe operation with Cold Therapy pads.
This recall has been initiated to provide a labeling update with revised instruction how to operate the unit with Cold Therapy pads.
Gentherm is recalling Electri-Cool II Portable Cold Therapy Units with model number 767 and part number 86193. The recall is for updated labeling instructions to ensure safe use with Cold Therapy pads.
The hazard involves outdated labeling that could lead to incorrect operation of the unit with Cold Therapy pads. This might cause improper use, but the recall does not mention any immediate safety risks.
Users of the Electri-Cool II Portable Cold Therapy Unit with model number 767 and part number 86193 are affected. People using the unit for medical cold therapy treatments are most at risk.
Check for model number 767 and part number 86193 on the unit. Affected units have serial numbers from 164-76703084 through 213-76703694.
Check the unit for updated labeling instructions to ensure safe operation with Cold Therapy pads.
The recall is for updated labeling instructions to ensure safe operation with Cold Therapy pads.
Model number 767 and part number 86193.
Check for serial numbers from 164-76703084 through 213-76703694.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Gentherm to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-0496-2022 — Gentherm Gentherm Hello, I own a Gentherm that is covered by recall Z-0496-2022 from Gentherm. 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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