GE Medical Systems recalls T2100 Microflex Drive Treadmills (model numbers 2026182-002 or 2026182-004) with specific serial numbers due to a performance issue with spare parts that could cause uncontrolled walking belt motion during stress exercise tests.
A performance issue with customer owned spare parts, T2100 Microflex drive (2026182-002 or 2026182-004), was not addressed with a previous safety correction. If these parts were installed from customer owned stock on the T2100 Treadmill, uncontrolled walking belt motion during a stress exercise test could occur.
GE Medical Systems is recalling certain T2100 Microflex Drive Treadmills (model numbers 2026182-002 or 2026182-004) because a performance issue with customer-owned spare parts could lead to uncontrolled walking belt motion during stress exercise tests. This hazard may cause injury if the treadmill is used improperly.
The recall addresses a performance issue with customer-owned spare parts (T2100 Microflex drive) that were not properly corrected with a previous safety update. If these parts are installed on the treadmill, uncontrolled walking belt motion could occur during stress exercise tests, potentially causing injury.
Users of the T2100 Microflex Drive Treadmill for medical exercise testing are most at risk if they have the specific model numbers and serial numbers listed in the recall. This includes healthcare providers and patients using the treadmill for medical purposes.
Check if your T2100 Microflex Drive Treadmill has model numbers 2026182-002 or 2026182-004. The specific serial numbers listed in the recall include many combinations starting with 'SBC' or 'SJV' followed by numbers.
Identify your treadmill's model number (2026182-002 or 2026182-004) and serial number from the list provided in the recall.
This recall is happening because a performance issue with customer-owned spare parts (T2100 Microflex drive) was not addressed with a previous safety correction, which could lead to uncontrolled walking belt motion during stress exercise tests.
If your treadmill has model numbers 2026182-002 or 2026182-004 and the serial numbers listed in the recall, you should check the recall list to confirm your model and then contact GE Medical Systems for further instructions.
While the hazard could cause uncontrolled walking belt motion during stress exercise tests, the recall does not indicate an immediate risk of serious injury in normal use. Users are advised to check the recall list and follow the manufacturer's instructions.
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Subject: Recall Z-2467-2018 — GE Medical Systems GE Medical Systems Hello, I own a GE Medical Systems that is covered by recall Z-2467-2018 from GE Medical Systems. 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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