Medline recalls Homecare Beds over a performance problem
The notice says Medline Homecare Beds have a performance problem, and it gives no further detail about what is wrong or what it could do to a person.
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The notice says Medline Homecare Beds have a performance problem, and it gives no further detail about what is wrong or what it could do to a person.
The Cashew Base, Non-Dairy Frozen Dessert, Salted Caramel is recalled because it may contain plastic-like and gravel-like fragments.
The recalled Wuhan Egg Sheets with Glutinous Rice may be contaminated with Salmonella, which may not look or smell spoiled but can still make you sick.
A software problem could stop the rearview camera image from showing when the vehicle is shifted into reverse, which could make it harder to see behind the vehicle and raise the risk of a crash.
A repair done earlier on one vehicle may not have been done correctly, so a second repair is needed, because a problem inside the high-voltage battery could make its modules overheat and short circuit, which can create a fire risk.
On certain vehicles, an earlier repair may not have been done correctly, so the message and chime warning that the transmission is not in Park last only 3 seconds, and a driver could exit while the vehicle rolls away.
The notice says the Patient Information Center IX has a device compatibility issue, and it gives no further detail on the cause or on what it could do to a person.
The Ginger Molasses Cookie Dough contains egg that is not declared on the label, and people who are allergic or sensitive to egg could have a serious or life-threatening reaction.
On some motorcycles the turn signal switch wiring may be routed wrongly and get damaged by the cowl stay bracket, which could stop the lights, horn and speedometer working and raise the risk of a crash.
On a small number of motorcycles the motor controller may not have been assembled properly, which could cause a power surge and a loss of power to the rear wheel, raising the risk of a crash.
On a small number of vehicles the wrong wheel bolts may have been installed, which can loosen and let a wheel detach, possibly causing a loss of control, a crash or a road hazard for others.
Health Canada says the Craftsman V20 150W Power Inverter poses a fire hazard.
Trailer wiring harnesses on certain vehicles may not have been made properly, so water could leak in and make the trailer lights or stop lights stop working, or cause a short circuit and a risk of fire.
Health Canada's notice says CellMek SPS has a performance issue and lists it under haematology in the medical devices group.
Water could get into the e-throttle control unit on certain motorcycles and make it fail, which may send the engine back to idle and suddenly cut engine power, raising the risk of a crash.
On certain RV trailers, the fresh water tank may not be secured properly, so it could fall from the frame and detach, creating a hazard for others and raising the risk of a crash.
On certain motorcycles the side stand spring could break, letting the side stand fall or open suddenly while riding and stall the engine, and a sudden loss of engine power could increase the risk of a crash.
Health Canada lists a performance issue with Thunderbeat Hand Instruments, but the notice gives no further detail about what is wrong or what it could do to a person.
Health Canada's notice lists a performance issue with the ShockPulse Lithotripsy System, Generator and Transducer and gives no further details.
Health Canada lists a recall of the TEGO Connector because of a performance issue, and the notice gives no further details about the problem.
The notice says the Codman Microsensor Basic Kits and CereLink ICP Sensor Basic Kits are recalled because of a problem with sterility.
The notice says the product Checkcell® has a sterility problem, and it gives no further details about the cause or what it could do to a person.
On certain fire trucks the ladder lock handle may not have been assembled properly, so it could become loose and detach, and a ladder could fall from the vehicle and create a road hazard and raise crash risk.
Health Canada lists a performance issue with these Azurion systems in a recall notice, and the notice gives no further detail on the problem or its effects.