Inpeco recalls Siemens Aptio Centrifuge Module (FLX-202) with specific firmware versions due to unbalanced loads that could damage the centrifuge.
The FlexLab Centrifuge Module loading algorithm may lead to unbalanced loads which could damage the centrifuge.
Inpeco is recalling Siemens Aptio Automation Centrifuge Modules with certain firmware versions. The loading algorithm may cause unbalanced loads, potentially damaging the centrifuge. Affected users should check their serial numbers and firmware versions.
The tube loading algorithm in the centrifuge module may cause unbalanced loads during operation. This imbalance could lead to damage to the centrifuge itself, but does not pose a risk of injury to users.
Users of Siemens Aptio Centrifuge Modules with the specified serial numbers and firmware versions are affected. Laboratory or research settings using these devices are most at risk.
Check if your Siemens Aptio Centrifuge Module has serial numbers starting with AP2.0001 to AP2.0379 or firmware versions CM_1-7-0.H86, xCMd_2-5-0.elf, CM_1-7-1.H86, or xCMd_2-5-1-849fad9.elf.
Verify your centrifuge's serial number and firmware version against the list provided in the recall notice.
Firmware versions CM_1-7-0.H86 or xCMd_2-5-0.elf and CM_1-7-1.H86 or xCMd_2-5-1-849fad9.elf are affected.
Serial numbers starting with AP2.0001 to AP2.0379 (as listed in the recall notice) are affected.
If your device's serial number or firmware version is not listed, it is not affected by this recall.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Inpeco to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-1889-2020 — Inpeco Inpeco Hello, I own a Inpeco that is covered by recall Z-1889-2020 from Inpeco. 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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