Btt Health Gmbh has recalled 62 units of the Marodyne-LiV Low Intensity Vibration Exerciser (part number 3045-133) used to support osteoporosis treatment. The recall was initiated because certain power supply units experience millisecond-long voltage drops, which cause the medical device to cancel the current treatment session and restart automatically. To continue therapy after this occurs, users must manually step off and back onto the device to reactivate it. Consumers should contact their healthcare provider or the manufacturer for further instructions regarding this equipment issue.
A drop in voltage during use causes the device to stop treatment unexpectedly, which could lead to ineffective therapy or user frustration when the device requires manual reactivation. While the device restarts itself, the therapeutic session is canceled and will not resume unless the user performs a specific step-off and step-on sequence.
Treatment reactivation required
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