MRIMed Inc. is recalling 314 units of the MRI LED Mobile Exam Light Battery (Model SL-111). The recall was initiated because the battery component can overheat while charging, which may melt internal components and cause smoke. These batteries are used in clinical settings with the SL-110 Mobile Exam Light and were distributed worldwide, including 37 U.S. states and the District of Columbia.
The battery can overheat during its charging cycle, leading to the melting of internal parts and the release of smoke, which poses a fire and respiratory hazard in a medical environment.
Quantity: 314 batteries. Serial number 2006025 confirmed and switched in records with Everett Clinic (row 312). Serial 2006026 confirmed for Prince William Med Ctr.
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