Three devices were returned for eval.Serial number (b)(4): handpiece manufacture date 04/2014; no problems or defects identified.Serial number (b)(4): handpiece manufacture date 04/01/2014; no problem of defects identified.Serial number (b)(4): handpiece manufacture date 04/2014; push button chuck manufacture date code 03/14.Returned handpiece was functional as returned to lares.Visual eval identified that the head cap assembly was deformed due to impact and was out of position.This prevented the push button from seating squarely in the head cap.The intermittent tilt stick of the button reduced the internal chuck spring to button retaining crown clearance.A small amount of dynamic contact marking was visible on one of the four button retention crown features and on one of the push button chuck springs.The intermittent dynamic contact may have generated frictional heat in the head of the handpiece as reported by the user.Conclusion: based on the one returned product condition, the heating of the handpiece was due to damage sustained by the handpiece head cap and subsequent intermittent push button dynamic contact with the push button chuck springs.No handpiece material or workmanship defects were identified.
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