Class I - Dangerous
Under certain circumstances, the mounting screws may loosen or pull out from the attachment point on the Ergon 3 boom when the GCX Channel Mounting Accessory was used with the VST clamp as a monitor mount on the boom.
Skytron, Div. The KMW Group
9 recalls • • Categories: Other Medical Devices, Diagnostic Equipment, Surgical Instruments
Class I - Dangerous
Failure of the FS32 Monitor Brackets from the mounting block could potentially loosen over time and eventually detach from the baseplate, result in the display interface dismounting from its attachment point, causing injury to patients or staff
Class I - Dangerous
Intermittent failure of a signal being sent to a monitor from the touch panel display causing the displaying monitor to go Blank and the touch panel to display a Blank image when reviewing the target display. If this issue were to happen during a case, cause increase risk to patient due to hospital losing the visual image.
VGDF (VGA) Faceplate failure results in failure of video signal for SkyVision Linx 300, a secondary display. Video would continue on the primary source device display
Class I - Dangerous
Potential for the weld to fail at the pivot point of the monitor bracket. This weld failure could cause the display interface and bracket to fall from its mounted location, resulting in injury.
Weld attaching the air heater assembly to the main sterilizer unit has shown signs of fatigue/failure
The potential exists within the identified tables that incorrectly manufactured parts have been used in assembly. If a table is found to have these incorrectly manufactured parts, it is possible for the tables elevation column slide cap to become detached from the elevation column and could result in the loss of control of the table top and injury to the patient or staff.
Class I - Dangerous
Potential for the weld to fail at the pivot point of the monitor bracket. This weld failure could cause the display interface and bracket to fall from its mounted location, resulting in injury.
The hardware that holds the VESA plate and the display interface / monitor to the bracket may fail causing the display interface to fall from the bracket. Over time and with use the threaded rod hardware material can weaken and detach from the bracket. A display interface falling from its mounting location may result in injury to the patient or provider.