BMES recalls Alaris Infusion Pump Module Model 8100 units serviced with non-original bezel repair parts. Cracking posts could cause infusion issues. Check serial numbers listed for affected units.
Bezel repair parts used, not by the original manufacturer, to service and repair infusion pump modules, may over time experience cracking or separation of the posts from the bezel. The separation of one or more bezel repair part posts may result in free flow, over infusion, under infusion or interruption of infusion.
BMES is recalling Alaris Infusion Pump Module Model 8100 units that were serviced with non-original bezel repair parts. These parts may crack over time, leading to infusion problems like over-infusion or interruptions.
Bezel repair parts used by BMES to service the pump may crack or separate from the bezel over time. This separation can cause the pump to over-infuse, under-infuse, or interrupt medication delivery.
Users of Alaris Infusion Pump Module Model 8100 who had this unit serviced by BMES with the TIPA-8100-4410 bezel repair part are most at risk. Patients using these pumps for medical treatment are particularly vulnerable.
Check if your Alaris Infusion Pump Module Model 8100 was serviced by BMES with the TIPA-8100-4410 bezel repair part. Affected units have specific serial numbers listed in the recall notice.
Review the list of serial numbers provided in the recall notice to determine if your pump is affected.
BMES used non-original bezel repair parts to service the pump, which may crack over time and cause infusion issues.
Cracking posts can lead to over-infusion, under-infusion, or interruption of medication delivery.
Check if your Alaris Infusion Pump Module Model 8100 has a serial number listed in the provided recall notice.
We’ve drafted a message you can send BMES to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-2204-2021 — BMES BMES Hello, I own a BMES that is covered by recall Z-2204-2021 from BMES. 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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