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OFFICIAL-SOURCE RECALL · AUSTRALIA

Getinge Assured Batch Monitoring PCD Recall: Classification Class III Reason for the Action

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CountryAustraliaPublishedNovember 4, 2025Last updatedNovember 4, 2025Official source last checkedAugust 20, 2026 at 7:44 PM UTC

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Product
Getinge Assured Batch Monitoring PCD
Manufacturer
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Lot number
numbers, Monitoring
Batch number
numbers, Monitoring
Model number
PL589
Serial number / range
54043A
Date code
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Expiration date
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Why this product was recalled

Classification Class III Reason for the Action Getinge has identified a problem with certain Getinge Assured Batch Monitoring PCD units, where the required O-ring was not installed during manufacture following a customer complaint. The root cause was identified as a combination of a supplier production process failure and an internal quality inspection error. Failure of the device, due to the missing O-ring, may state sterilisation cycle was not completed and may require re-sterilisation, which may disrupt workflow. This could result in delay of goods and, as such, delay of procedure; should this occur, it is anticipated that any procedural delays would be prior to administration of anaesthesia. Instructions for Customers/Users Customers are to: - Examine their inventory immediately to identify any affected Getinge Assured Batch Monitoring PCD units listed in this Product Recall and remove them from use. - Arrange return of the

Hazard

Classification Class III Reason for the Action Getinge has identified a problem with certain Getinge Assured Batch Monitoring PCD units, where the required O-ring was not installed during manufacture following a customer complaint. The root cause was identified as a combination of a supplier production process failure and an internal quality inspection error. Failure of the device, due to the missing O-ring, may state sterilisation cycle was not completed and may require re-sterilisation, which may disrupt workflow. This could result in delay of goods and, as such, delay of procedure; should this occur, it is anticipated that any procedural delays would be prior to administration of anaesthesia. Instructions for Customers/Users Customers are to: - Examine their inventory immediately to identify any affected Getinge Assured Batch Monitoring PCD units listed in this Product Recall and remove them from use. - Arrange return of the

Official recall notice

Getinge Assured Batch Monitoring PCD

Agency: Therapeutic Goods Administration

Official publication date: November 4, 2025

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