Unit, Neonatal Phototherapy（LBI）

There is a potential for some systems built between 2014 and Jan 2018 to have a light output falling below the recommended minimum output. This problem has been associated with exposure of the light pipe to elevated temperatures, which is contra-indicated in the Operation, Maintenance, and Service Manual.

The second generation neoBLUE 2 lights with a black band, sold from 2003 to 2008, are recalled so it will eliminate the possibility that a neoBLUE system may have a replacement board installed which allows it to be used at a higher overall light intensity than the devices were originally cleared to deliver.

Certain power cords could overheat. The affected power cords were manufactured by Electric-Cord and are referred to as Taller Bridge power cords. The overheating of the power cord could result in fire, charring, smoke, or sparking where the power cord connects to the wall outlet which could cause thermal injury.

neoBLUE blanket LED Phototherapy System distributed since release of the product in 2011 is recalled due to customer complaints regarding discoloration/ degradation of fiberoptic bundle at connection of pad and box.

The firm sent the Technical Bulletin to consignees who received the reliability updated neoBLUE blanket LED Phototherapy Systems between March 2016 to August 2016. The reliability update to prevent the early failure of the fiberoptic pads experienced by some customers on older systems. These failures on previous systems involved discoloration and melting of the fiberoptic bundle at the connector that is inserted in the neoBLUE blanket light box.

The firm is adding the warning statement to the Instruction for Use for the neoBLUE LED Phototherapy System and provide a laminated Quick Guide to affix to each device.

The neoBLUE Instruction For Use (IFU) and Service Manuals for the neoBLUE 3 were revised to show the cleared intensity statement settings so the output intensity aligns precisely with the information listed in the cleared 510(k) submission.

neoBLUE blanket LED Phototherapy System is recalled because Natus has received feedback from some customers about early failure of the neoBLUE blanket system fiberoptic pads. These failures involve discoloration and melting of the fiberoptic bundle at the connector that is inserted in the neoBLUE blanket light box.

Replacement LED Board kit of Natus neoBLUE2 Phototherapy system distributed after February 16, 2012 is subject of a Field Safety Notification because the system will exhibit a higher light intensity output than the original device. While some customers may prefer using these lights at the higher intensity levels, some are concerned that patients may receive more intensity than desired.

Upper limit for ambient temperature for use of the device was printed incorrectly in the instructions

A routine internal quality check found that the Drager PT 4000 Phototherapy System is fitted with a 16 Amp rated fuse instead of the specified 1.6 Amp rated fuse. This may mean that the internal fuse would not trip promptly in the event of an internal short-circuit. The possible consequence is the wall outlet circuit breaker would trip first on the device may severely overheat. There have not b