Skytron recalls VGDF-SKY (R4-010-06) VGA to Fiber Converter for potential video signal failure in SkyVision Linx 300 systems. Affected units may lose video display on secondary screens.
VGDF (VGA) Faceplate failure results in failure of video signal for SkyVision Linx 300, a secondary display. Video would continue on the primary source device display
Skytron is recalling a VGA to fiber converter component for the SkyVision Linx 300 system. The converter may fail, causing video signal loss on secondary displays even if the primary device continues showing video.
The VGA faceplate can fail, interrupting video signals for the secondary display in the operating room. Video would continue on the primary device, but the secondary display might not work properly.
Healthcare professionals using the SkyVision Linx 300 integration system in operating rooms. Those with the specific serial numbers listed are most at risk.
Check for the model VGDF-SKY (version 2) with serial numbers starting with MXDM200200161 through MXDM200501773. This component is part of the SkyVision Linx 300 Integration Control System.
Verify if your unit has serial numbers listed: MXDM200200161, MXDM200200162, MXDM200200163, MXDM200200164, MXDM200501770, MXDM200501771, MXDM200501772, MXDM200501773, MXDM191100421, MXDM191100422.
The model is VGDF-SKY (version 2).
The VGA faceplate can fail, causing video signal loss for the secondary display in the SkyVision Linx 300 system.
No, the recall does not require immediate stop use. The converter may continue working normally but could fail.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Skytron to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-0071-2021 — Skytron Skytron Hello, I own a Skytron that is covered by recall Z-0071-2021 from Skytron. 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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