Laborie Medical recalls Solar Blue Urodynamics power supplies due to fire risk from flammability issues. Affected units have specific serial numbers. Stop using immediately to prevent fire.
Power supply unit (PS-SBL) not correctly labeled, and insulation material used at the low voltage DC end does not meet all applicable flammability rating requirements. may lead to a potential fire hazard
Laborie Medical is recalling certain Solar Blue Urodynamics laptop power supplies because they may cause a fire due to flammability problems. This recall affects specific units with serial numbers starting with PE18-7SBL.
The power supply's insulation material at the low voltage DC end doesn't meet flammability standards. This could lead to a fire if the unit is used normally, especially in medical settings where heat buildup might occur.
Patients using the Solar Blue Urodynamics system for urinary tract assessments are most at risk. Affected units have serial numbers starting with PE18-:7SBL.
Check for serial numbers starting with PE18-7SBL on the power supply. The product is used with Solar Blue Urodynamics for urinary tract assessments.
The power supply may cause a fire if used. Do not use the unit until you contact Laborie Medical.
The Solar Blue Urodynamics laptop integrated power supply (PS-SBL) used with the Solar Blue Urodynamics system.
Serial numbers starting with PE18-7SBL, such as PE18-7SBL1452 and PE18-7SBL1414.
Look for serial numbers starting with PE18-7SBL on the power supply. This unit is used with Solar Blue Urodynamics for urinary tract assessments.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Laborie Medical to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-2076-2019 — Laborie Medical Laborie Medical Hello, I own a Laborie Medical that is covered by recall Z-2076-2019 from Laborie 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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