XLTEK recalls EMU40EX EEG Headboxes with part numbers 10406 or 002933 due to potential overheating and melting of the plastic case. Affected users should contact XLTEK for details.
Possible degradation of an internal electronic component over time which may cause the XLTEK EMU 40EX Breakout box to fail. It may feel hot and plastic case may start melting.
XLTEK is recalling EEG headboxes that may overheat and melt over time. This could damage the device or cause injury if the plastic case melts and the user touches it.
The internal electronic component may degrade over time, causing the device to overheat. This can make the plastic case melt, potentially leading to injury if the user touches the hot part.
Users of the XLTEK EMU40EX EEG Headbox with part numbers 10406 or 002933 are affected. People using the device for medical purposes are most at risk due to potential overheating.
Check for part numbers 10406 or 002933 on the XLTEK EMU40EX EEG Headbox. The device may feel hot or show signs of melting plastic.
Look for signs of overheating or melted plastic on the headbox.
Reach out to XLTEK for specific instructions on how to handle the recalled item.
The product may overheat and melt over time, so it is not safe to use indefinitely without checking for signs of degradation.
Part numbers 10406 and 002933 are affected.
Check for part numbers 10406 or 002933 on the device. If it feels hot or shows melted plastic, it may be affected.
We’ve drafted a message you can send XLTEK to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-2570-2018 — XLTEK XLTEK Hello, I own a XLTEK that is covered by recall Z-2570-2018 from XLTEK. 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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