Tosoh recalls AIA-900 Analyzers with potential pickup arm motor issues that may cause testing delays. No serious injuries reported in 51 complaints.
Tosoh Bioscience has become aware of a potential issue with the pickup arm and pickup arm motor on the AIA-900 Analyzer. If the pickup arm or pickup arm motor malfunctions, the analyzer will cease to function and result in an inability to test patient samples. This may cause a delay in testing and reporting patient results. Tosoh has received fifty-one (51) complaints related to this issue with no serious injuries reported.
Tosoh is recalling AIA-900 Analyzers due to a potential pickup arm motor malfunction that could cause testing delays. This issue has been reported in 51 complaints but no serious injuries have occurred.
The pickup arm motor may malfunction, causing the analyzer to stop working and preventing patient sample testing. This could lead to delays in reporting patient results but does not pose a direct safety risk to users.
Healthcare facilities using the AIA-900 Analyzer for patient testing are most affected. The recall applies to all units sold with product codes 022930 and 022930R.
Check for product codes 022930 or 022930R on the AIA-900 Analyzer. All units are affected, so no specific purchase date or location is needed.
Look for product codes 022930 or 022930R on the analyzer.
No serious injuries have been reported in the 51 complaints related to this issue.
All units of the AIA-900 Analyzer with product codes 022930 or 022930R are affected.
Check for product codes 022930 or 022930R on the analyzer. No specific action is required beyond checking the code, as the remedy is not stated.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Tosoh to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-0469-2019 — Tosoh Tosoh Hello, I own a Tosoh that is covered by recall Z-0469-2019 from Tosoh. 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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