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Recall Summary

Total Recalls

709

Past Year

Class I (Serious)

Most Recent

Nov 2025

Data from FDA, USDA, CPSC, and NHTSA public records. Recall counts vary by company size, industry, and reporting practices. Always check official sources for current information.

Showing 701–709 of 709 recalls

Medical Industries America Inc: Aeroneb Go Micropump Nebulizer Featuring OnQ electronic m...

The nebulizer can either fail or provide a low flow (partial dose) of medication

FDASep 7, 2004Nationwide• Medical Industries America Inc

Medical Industries America Inc: RemRest Non-Invasive Continuous Positive Airway Pressure ...

Units could show an error code and stop functioning.

FDASep 3, 2004CO, FL, IL +9 more• Medical Industries America Inc

U & I America: Optima Spinal System and Spinal Hook System, set screw co...

Threads on a set screw, as a component of a spinal fixation system, may break off during use.

FDAAug 10, 2004CA• U & I America

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TV/VCR Combination (Matsushita) – Ventilation Issue (2004)

The recalled combination TV/VCRs are gray/black and have these brand names: Panasonic, Quasar, RCA, or JCPenney. The cabinets have ventilation holes in the top rear of the cabinet. Only the 13" and 20" Combination TV/VCR sets manufactured between January 1, 1995, and December 30, 1995, are recalled. These sets can be identified by the model number which appears on the front and rear of the cabinet. The following model numbers are included in this recall: Brand Model Panasonic 13-inch models: PV-M1325, PV-M1345, PVM1365AD, AG-513B 20-inch models: PV-M2025, PV-M2035, PV-M2045, PV-M2065, AG-520B Quasar 13-inch model: VV-1305 20-inch models: VV-2005T, VV-2005, VV-2025 Thomson (RCA) 13-inch models: T13015BC, T13018BC 20-inch models: T20015BC, T20018BC, T20020BC JCPenney 20-inch model: 685-0879

CPSCJul 30, 2004Nationwide• Matsushita Electric Corporation of America, Secaucus, New Jersey

U & I America: 4mm Hex Driver

Reports of hex driver tips breaking off or becoming worn or stripped.

FDAJan 14, 2004MN• U & I America

U & I America: 2.5mm Hex Driver

Reports of hex driver tips breaking off or becoming worn or stripped.

FDAJan 14, 2004MN• U & I America

U & I America: Optima Poly Screw Driver.

Reports of pieces chipping off the tip of screwdriver during use.

FDAAug 18, 2003MN• U & I America

U & I America: Optima Large Poly Screw Driver

Reports of pieces chipping off the tip of screwdriver during use.

FDAAug 18, 2003MN• U & I America

Stereo Speakers (Mitsubishi) – Potential Defect (1991)

Fire/Burn Risk

May 3, 1991Release # 91-062 Firm's Recall Hotline: (949) 465-6140 WASHINGTON, DC -- Mitsubishi Electronics America, Inc. (MELA) of Cypress CA, in cooperation with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), today announced a voluntary recall of its SS-2100 and SS-3100 stereo speakers because of a possible fire hazard. Between June 1988 and January 1991, approximately 27,000 pairs of these speakers were sold nationwide through authorized MELA dealers. These speakers were sold separately and as components of E-1100, E-2100 and E-3100 models of Mitsubishi brand audio systems. MELA has determined that these speakers may be unable to handle the peak power supplied by amplifiers sold with the component system or from amplifiers connected after purchase. In certain cases, when the amplifier is operated at near-maximum volume levels for approximately four to five hours, internal parts of the speaker may overheat and burn. The firm reported five such incidents to CPSC. Although MELA has received no reports of external fires, that possibility may exist. Speaker model numbers can be found on the rear label of the speakers. Consumers who purchased SS-2100 and SS-3100 speakers individually or as part of the Mitsubishi brand audio system models E-1100, E-2100 and E-3100 should stop using them immediately. No other component of the systems mentioned or additional MELA products of any kind are affected by this recall. Consumers should contact the firm at 949-465-6140 for other remedies. The repair is longer available. The recall is being announced as part of CPSC's mission to protect the public from unreasonable risks of injury and death associated with consumer products. The CPSC is the Federal agency responsible for product safety. Some 15,000 types of consumer products fall within the Commission's jurisdiction

CPSCMay 3, 1991Nationwide• Mitsubishi Electronics America