St Jude Medical recalls NeuroTherm NT2000iX Radiofrequency Generators with serial numbers listed. Potential capacitor failure may cause output issues or charring/smoky odor. Consumers should check if their device has listed serial numbers.
Potential capacitor failure which typically manifests as in inability to provide output on one or more channels. In some instances, users reported a charring/smoky odor or emission.
St Jude Medical is recalling NeuroTherm NT2000iX Radiofrequency Generators due to potential capacitor failure that could cause output issues or charring/smoky odor. This may affect medical devices used for nerve stimulation treatments.
The device may experience capacitor failure, leading to inability to provide output on one or more channels. Users have reported charring/smoky odors as signs of potential failure.
Users of NeuroTherm NT2000iX Radiofrequency Generators with specific serial numbers listed in the recall. Patients receiving nerve stimulation treatments are most at risk.
Check if your NeuroTherm NT2000iX Radiofrequency Generator has a serial number listed in the provided list (e.g., 18675078, 18709738, etc.).
Compare your device's serial number with the list provided in the recall to determine if it is affected.
The recalled device is the NeuroTherm NT2000iX Radiofrequency Generator, Model Number RFG-NT-2000.
Users have reported charring/smoky odor or inability to provide output on one or more channels as signs of potential failure.
Check if your device's serial number is listed in the provided list of serial numbers (e.g., 18675078, 18709738, etc.).
We’ve drafted a message you can send St Jude Medical to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-1549-2021 — St Jude Medical St Jude Medical Hello, I own a St Jude Medical that is covered by recall Z-1549-2021 from St Jude Medical. 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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