Beckman Coulter is recalling 170 units of the DxI 9000 Access Immunoassay Analyzer because of undersized pneumatic tubing in the reagent storage module. This defect can lead to air leaks, compressor failures, and sample processing errors, which may result in incorrect medical test results or significant delays in diagnosis. The company initiated this corrective action after receiving four complaints and discovering the incorrect tubing size in their inventory. This recall affects Model Number C21510 with specific serial numbers distributed worldwide.
The undersized tubing causes mechanical failures within the reagent storage system, potentially leading to inaccurate diagnostic data or a complete halt in sample processing. Four complaints have been filed regarding this issue, which could lead to medical errors or delayed patient treatment.
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