Recall Z-0583-2020— GN Hearing A/S

Class II · Terminated

Class II FDA medical device recall by GN Hearing A/S, initiated 2019-09-18, terminated 2023-05-31. FDA's recall record names no specific 510(k) clearance for this event. Product: Behind-the-Ear hearing aids, Model Numbers: Q962-DRW, T561-DRW, T562-DRW, T762-DRW, T777-DW, AMZ964-DRW, ET588-DWH, ET598-DW, ET788-DWH, ET798-DW, ET988-DWH, ET998-DW, FT861-DRW, FT862-DRW, RE561-DRWC, RE762-DRW, RE961-DRWC, RE962-DRW, PZ862-DRW, LT561-DRW, LT561-DRWZ, LT562-DRW, LT588-DW, LT761-DRW, LT761-DRWZ, LT762-DRW, LT777-DW, LT788-DW, LT961-DRW, LT961-DRWZ, LT962-DRW, LT967-DW, LT977-DW, LT988-DW, TST1763-DRW, TST1764-DRW, TST663-DRW, TST963-DRW, TST964-DRW, VA861-DRW, VA861-DRWZ, VA862-DRW. Reason: GN Hearing received reports from our manufacturing site in US regarding a software bug in our service & repair tool which affected the capture and restoration of user data in a limited number of repaired hearing aids. The software bug caused these repaired hearing aids to contain altered specifications for sound amplification, potentially putting users residual hearing at risk of experiencing unintended additional available gain to varying degrees i.a.18dB flat linear gain or potentially in worst case Full On Gain. However, no injuries have been reported..

Recalling firm
GN Hearing A/S
Classification
Class II
Status
Terminated
Initiated
2019-09-18
Terminated
2023-05-31
Firm location
Ballerup, Denmark

Product description

Behind-the-Ear hearing aids, Model Numbers: Q962-DRW, T561-DRW, T562-DRW, T762-DRW, T777-DW, AMZ964-DRW, ET588-DWH, ET598-DW, ET788-DWH, ET798-DW, ET988-DWH, ET998-DW, FT861-DRW, FT862-DRW, RE561-DRWC, RE762-DRW, RE961-DRWC, RE962-DRW, PZ862-DRW, LT561-DRW, LT561-DRWZ, LT562-DRW, LT588-DW, LT761-DRW, LT761-DRWZ, LT762-DRW, LT777-DW, LT788-DW, LT961-DRW, LT961-DRWZ, LT962-DRW, LT967-DW, LT977-DW, LT988-DW, TST1763-DRW, TST1764-DRW, TST663-DRW, TST963-DRW, TST964-DRW, VA861-DRW, VA861-DRWZ, VA862-DRW

Reason for recall

GN Hearing received reports from our manufacturing site in US regarding a software bug in our service & repair tool which affected the capture and restoration of user data in a limited number of repaired hearing aids. The software bug caused these repaired hearing aids to contain altered specifications for sound amplification, potentially putting users residual hearing at risk of experiencing unintended additional available gain to varying degrees i.a.18dB flat linear gain or potentially in worst case Full On Gain. However, no injuries have been reported.

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