CADD-Solis Li-ion Rechargeable Battery Packs, REF 21-2160-XX, which are also sold as a component of the following CADD Solis Ambulatory Infusion Systems: 21-2101-0100-50, 21-2101-0200-02, 21-2101-0200-03, 21-2101-0200-06, 21-2101-0200-07, 21-2101-0200-12, 21-2101-0200-14, 21-2101-0200-17, 21-2101-0200-238, 21-2101-249, 21-2101-51, 21-2102-0200-02, 21-2102-249, 21-2102-51, 21-2111-0100-00, 21-2111-0100-50, 21-2111-0100-51, 21-2111-0200-02, 21-2111-0200-03, 21-2111-0200-06, 21-2111-0200-07, 21-2111-0200-08, 21-2111-0200-12, 21-2111-0200-14, 21-2111-0200-17, 21-2111-0200-232, 21-2111-0200-50, 21-2111-0300-00, 21-2111-0300-01, 21-2111-0300-02, 21-2111-0300-03, 21-2111-0300-06, 21-2111-0300-07, 21-2111-0300-08, 21-2111-0300-09, 21-2111-0300-12, 21-2111-0300-14, 21-2111-0300-17, 21-2111-0300-231, 21-2111-0300-232, 21-2111-0300-50, 21-2111-0400-01, 21-2111-0400-51, 21-2111-0401-02L, 21-2111-0401-03L, 21-2111-0401-06L, 21-2111-0401-07, 21-2111-0401-07L, 21-2111-0401-08L, 21-2111-0401-12L, 21-
Damage to the battery pack may have caused a short to a capacitor within the battery pack. While the battery encasement is designed to be flame retardant, a short to the capacitor could lead to melting of the battery pack case. If this issue occurs, the battery pack charging circuit may become inoperable.
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