Getinge recalls AGS, FSLC, FSUC, RC accessories for 88 Series Washer-Disinfectors due to potential cart unloading without trolley docking, risking falls and damage.
There is potential for a cart with disinfected goods to unload without the trolley being docked. Disinfected goods could end up falling to the floor causing risk to nearby users and damage to goods and equipment.
Getinge is recalling specific accessories for their 88 Series Washer-Disinfectors. If the cart unloads without the trolley being properly docked, disinfected goods could fall and cause injuries or damage to equipment and nearby users.
The accessory may unload disinfected goods without the trolley being securely docked. This could cause the cart to tip over, leading to items falling to the floor and potentially injuring nearby people or damaging equipment.
Healthcare facilities using Getinge 88 Series Washer-Disinfectors with the recalled accessories are most at risk. Users must ensure the trolley is docked before unloading to prevent falls.
Check for the accessory model names: AGS, FSLC, FSUC, RC. Look for serial numbers starting with WAA followed by numbers like WAA075345 or WAA059630. These accessories were sold with Getinge 88 Series Washer-Disinfectors.
Ensure the trolley is securely docked before unloading disinfected goods to prevent falls.
No, but you should check that the trolley is docked before unloading to prevent falls.
Disinfected goods could fall to the floor, potentially causing injuries to nearby users or damage to equipment.
Check for the accessory model names: AGS, FSLC, FSUC, RC, and serial numbers starting with WAA (e.g., WAA075345).
We’ve drafted a message you can send Getinge to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-1380-2018 — Getinge Getinge Hello, I own a Getinge that is covered by recall Z-1380-2018 from Getinge. 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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