PRA number
2019/17941
Published date
Why the product is recalled
The AC power adapters could break apart exposing the metal prongs.
What the hazards are to consumers
If the exposed metal prongs are touched when the adapters are plugged into an electrical wall outlet, this could cause an electric shock or serious injury.
What consumers should do
Tandem Diabetes Care has now implemented a change in the manufacturing process to prevent the issue from recurring. New enhanced adapters are currently en route to Australia and are due to arrive late November 2019.
Consumers are advised to maintain care in handling your existing adapters pending receipt of enhanced replacement adapters. Always switch off the power socket before attempting to remove the adapter. It is vital that you do not touch any exposed metal prongs while the power socket is live.
AMSL Diabetes will post out replacement adapters to consumers preferred delivery address beginning of December 2019. On receipt of the replacement adapters, AMSL ask that you immediately discard the original three (3) power adapters that you received with your pump or accessory kit.
For further information, consumers can contact Australasian Medical & Scientific Ltd Customer Service on 1800 851 056.
Consumers are advised to maintain care in handling your existing adapters pending receipt of enhanced replacement adapters. Always switch off the power socket before attempting to remove the adapter. It is vital that you do not touch any exposed metal prongs while the power socket is live.
AMSL Diabetes will post out replacement adapters to consumers preferred delivery address beginning of December 2019. On receipt of the replacement adapters, AMSL ask that you immediately discard the original three (3) power adapters that you received with your pump or accessory kit.
For further information, consumers can contact Australasian Medical & Scientific Ltd Customer Service on 1800 851 056.
Where the product was sold
Nationally
Dates available for sale
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Responsible regulator
Therapeutic Goods Administration is the responsible regulator for this recall.