The field service engineer (fse) conducted a site visit and was able to confirm the error by reviewing the error log.The fse also reproduced the error by observing the bf wash probe number one while priming not suctioning all of the wash from the wash well.The fse investigated the error and found out that the bf wash probe number one was clogged not allowing it to suction wash properly, most likely caused by magnetic beads being clogged inside the bf wash probe number one.The fse replaced the bf wash probe number one and verified alignments within specification.The fse ran wash prime and daily check without error returning.Customer ran quality control (qc) and the analyzer was operating as expected.Customer returned the analyzer to normal operation.The aia-2000 analyzer is functioning as expected.No further action required by field service.A 13-month complaint history review and service history review for similar complaints were performed for the serial number (b)(4) from 03mar2019 through aware date of (b)(6)2020.There were no similar complaints identified during the searched period.The aia-2000 operator's manual under appendix 4: error messages states the following: error message: [2235] b/f probe suction failure.Cause: the overflow sensor detected liquid after washer suction action was completed.The measurement result will be flagged (wu flag).Solution: clean b/f probe 1.(see chapter 9 "maintenance") if retry fails, contact tosoh service center or local representatives.The most probable cause of this reported event was a clogged wash probe number one.
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