FDA (Devices) recall action 71907
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Software defect; programming errors in the blood flow probes EPROM. Transonic received several complaints from users indicating that when the flow probe is connected to a flow meter the meter reads Used Probe or Irrelevant Use Number.
The agency’s own wording, quoted from the enforcement report.
The unit total adds up the quantities the agency stated for each product. Where a product record gave no figure, or gave a weight rather than a count, it contributes nothing — so the real total is at least this, never less.
Transonic Systems Inc is recalling 36 Transonic Flow Probes due to programming errors that cause incorrect meter readings.
Transonic Systems Inc is recalling a 6 mm Transonic Flow Probe due to a software defect causing incorrect meter readings.
Transonic Systems Inc is recalling 2 mm Flow Probes due to programming errors causing incorrect meter readings.
Transonic Systems Inc is recalling 3 mm Flow Probes due to a software defect that causes flow meters to display incorrect status messages.
Transonic Systems Inc is recalling 2 mm Flow Probes due to programming errors causing incorrect meter readings.
Transonic Systems Inc is recalling 6 mm Flow Probes due to programming errors causing incorrect meter readings.
Transonic Systems Inc is recalling 2 mm Flow Probes due to programming errors causing incorrect meter readings.
Transonic Systems Inc is recalling 4 mm Flow Probes due to software defects causing incorrect meter readings.
Transonic Systems Inc is recalling 3 mm Flow Probes due to software defects causing incorrect readings on flow meters.
Transonic Systems Inc is recalling 8 mm Flow Probes due to a software defect that causes flow meters to display incorrect error messages.