Magellan recalls LeadCare II Blood Lead Analyzers with specific part numbers due to risk of battery overheating and finger burns if removed while hot. Affected units may be used with caution after proper battery handling.
The incorrect placement of AA batteries into certain LeadCare II Blood Lead Analyzer may cause the batteries to overheat, and the chance that a user could burn their fingers if the batteries are removed while hot.
Magellan is recalling specific models of LeadCare II Blood Lead Analyzers because incorrect AA battery placement can cause overheating. This poses a risk of burning fingers if the batteries are removed while hot.
The device may overheat if AA batteries are placed incorrectly. If the batteries are removed while still hot, users could burn their fingers.
Users of the LeadCare II Blood Lead Analyzer for in vitro testing are affected. Those handling the device with batteries may be at risk of burns.
Check for part numbers 70-6760, 70-6529-R, 70-6760-P, or 70-6760-R on the device. The device is intended for external use only and includes battery boards versions B or O.
Ensure AA batteries are correctly installed to prevent overheating.
Do not remove batteries if they are hot to prevent finger burns.
Part numbers 70-6760, 70-6529-R, 70-6760-P, and 70-6760-R.
The recall does not provide a specific fix; users must ensure correct battery placement to prevent overheating.
Check for part numbers 70-6760, 70-6529-R, 70-6760-P, or 70-6760-R on the device.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Magellan to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-1295-2018 — Magellan Magellan Hello, I own a Magellan that is covered by recall Z-1295-2018 from Magellan. 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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