The manufacturer was contacted in reference to an innospire go nebulizer with information alleging the device would not turn on.There was no harm or injury reported.No medical intervention was required by the patient.A nebulizer device was returned to the manufacturer for evaluation.During the evaluation of the device at the manufacturer's service center, the service technician confirmed the device had no power and would not turn on.1.Pil visually inspected the innospire go for obvious defects finding corrosion on all connection pins.No physical damage to the device or power supply, normal wear, and tear.The charger came in with the device.2.The device has mild environmental contamination built up throughout the medicine delivery port, air inlet, and mouthpiece.The pil found corrosion on both sets of the device's 2-prong charging pins for the charger to mouthpiece.Pil applied ac power though power supply sent.Device will not charge or power on.3.Pil tested the power supply/charger that came in with the device for voltage and resistance, reading 0v and opened reading for power supply/charger.The device appears to have possible ingress issues showing corrosion on all pins.Pil will attempt to scrape some corrosion off, attempt to charge, then try to power on.4.The device with its¿ power supply sent in doesn¿t work.Pil then tried a ¿known-good¿ device and that charger in place of with power supply, handset, or mouthpiece.The handset doesn¿t charge with either charger.The mouthpiece does work with pils known-good handset and charger but no other configuration.Mouthpiece appears to distribute medicine as intended no other sub assemble operates.Additional information: no additional findings.Summary: pil confirms "no power will not turn on".Pil verified that corrosion, liquid ingress, and power supply fuse opening caused the no power/charging issue.No other findings besides normal contamination wear and tear.
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