GE Healthcare is recalling approximately 2,368 units of its Carestation 600 and 700 Series Anesthesia Systems and specific Power Management Board spare parts. Affected models include the Carestation 610, 620, 630, 650, 750, and 750c. These systems may unexpectedly shut down and reboot if the main power source is disconnected or fails, instead of switching to battery power as intended. If this occurs, mechanical ventilation and anesthesia delivery will be interrupted, and the device will not return to its previous settings after it reboots.
The failure of the device to switch to battery power during a power loss causes a system reboot, leading to a temporary stop in mechanical ventilation and anesthesia gas delivery. This disruption poses a critical risk to patients who rely on the machine for life-sustaining support during surgery.
Recall #: Z-0913-2026; Quantity: 1277 units
Recall #: Z-0914-2026; Quantity: 888 units
Recall #: Z-0915-2026; Quantity: 203 units
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