Defibtech, LLC is recalling 13 units of their Model DDU-2200 Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) because they do not include Italian language instructions. The recall affects units distributed in Switzerland, where labeling and instructions must be provided in German, French, and Italian. The affected models include German/English dual-language and French/English dual-language versions. No injuries have been reported.
Users who speak only Italian may be unable to understand or follow the instructions for the life-saving device during a medical emergency. This could lead to delayed or incorrect treatment.
Units were distributed outside the United States (Switzerland only).
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