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Philips Medical Systems Sales & Service Region No. America

Philips Medical Systems Sales & Service Region No. America Recalls

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Philips Medical Systems Sales & Service Region No. America: Digital Diagnost VE

The support chain attachment on the detector carriage may fail and cause the counter weights or detector to fall.

FDANov 20, 2003Nationwide• Philips Medical Systems Sales & Service Region No. America

Philips Medical Systems Sales & Service Region No. America: Bucky Diagnost FS Part number 9890-010-83651

Support chain attachment on the Bucky carriage may fail and cause the counter weights or X-ray tube to fall.

FDANov 18, 2003CA, FL, IN +1 more• Philips Medical Systems Sales & Service Region No. America

Philips Medical Systems Sales & Service Region No. America: Clea Stand Ceiling used with the Integris X-Ray System H5...

The cable carrier and cables may fall after repeat collisions with OR lamps, radiation shields or other supported accessories.

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FDA

Oct 10, 2003

Nationwide

• Philips Medical Systems Sales & Service Region No. America

Philips Medical Systems Sales & Service Region No. America: Monitor Ceiling Suspension for Fluoroscopic and Angiograp...

The thumbscrew hinge pin on the monitor support arm could become loose allowing the monitor to fall.

FDAOct 10, 2003Nationwide• Philips Medical Systems Sales & Service Region No. America

Philips Medical Systems Sales & Service Region No. America: Diagnost 94

Potential for table to move by itself

FDAAug 10, 2003Nationwide• Philips Medical Systems Sales & Service Region No. America

Philips Medical Systems Sales & Service Region No. America: Diagnost 97

Potential for table to move by itself

FDAAug 10, 2003Nationwide• Philips Medical Systems Sales & Service Region No. America

Philips Medical Systems Sales & Service Region No. America: Diagnost 96

Potential for table to move by itself

FDAAug 10, 2003Nationwide• Philips Medical Systems Sales & Service Region No. America

Philips Medical Systems Sales & Service Region No. America: Diagnost 97

Labeling of push button caps located on the control panel may not clearly identify the applied Source to Image distance (SID).

FDAJul 17, 2003Nationwide• Philips Medical Systems Sales & Service Region No. America

Philips Medical Systems Sales & Service Region No. America: OmniDiagnost System

Labeling of push button caps located on the control panel may not clearly identify the applied Source to Image distance (SID).

FDAJul 17, 2003Nationwide• Philips Medical Systems Sales & Service Region No. America

Extension Cord (D-M Sales) – Electrical Hazard (1996)

Fire/Burn Risk

Extension Cord Recalled by D-M Sales NEWS from CPSC U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission Office of Information and Public Affairs Washington, DC 20207 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Ken Giles November 4, 1996 (301) 504-7052 Release # 97-018 CPSC and D-M Sales Corp. Announce Extension Cord Recall WASHINGTON, D.C. - In cooperation with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), D-M Sales Corp., doing business as Supreme Import Export Inc., of Brooklyn, N.Y., is recalling 2,000 extension cords. The cord's wires are undersized, making the cord unsuitable for use because it cannot carry the same load as a properly constructed extension cord. The recalled cords present fire, shock, and electrocution hazards. CPSC and D-M Sales are not aware of any injuries involving these extension cords. This recall is being conducted to prevent the possibility of injury. The brown, 9-foot extension cords are imprinted with the phrase, "SPT-2 VW-1 18 AWGX2C E135675 403801-001." The identification number E109853 is molded on the plug. The cords are packaged in a green cardboard sleeve labeled in part, "Supreme HOUSEHOLD EXTENSION CORD...9 FT...UPC #0 18285 00422 4 ..." Wholesalers and discount stores sold the cords nationwide from February 1993 to September 1996 for about $1. Consumers should stop using the recalled cords immediately and return them to the store where purchased for a full refund. For more information, consumers should call D-M Sales Corp. (Supreme Import Export Inc.) at (800) 551-1113 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. EST. Consumers who live in the New York metropolitan area should call (718) 499-5454.

CPSCNov 4, 1996Nationwide• D-M Sales