The recalled was initiated because of the improper seating of the carbon dioxide absorbent canister gasket, which could result in a system leak. A system leak could increase fresh gas flow to compensate for pressure loss.
So far, 70 percent of units affected by the malfunction have been corrected through a replacement of the canister gasket. No injuries have been reported in association with the flaw.
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