The customer reported that the companion 2 driver, which was docked in a companion hospital cart, displayed a timer on its touch screen, indicating that the companion 2 driver was using external battery power, even though the hospital cart was plugged into external wall power.The customer also reported that the power cord was inspected and was not fully seated in the companion hospital cart.The customer also reported that when the power cord was reseated, the timer was no longer displayed on the driver touch screen and the external batteries were observed to be charging.Syncardia initiated a capa (corrective or preventive action) to address the issue of the power cord inadvertently disconnecting or loosening in the companion hospital cart and driver caddy, and the corrective action is in process.This failure mode poses a low risk to the patient because it would not prevent the companion 2 driver from performing its life-sustaining functions.In addition, the companion 2 driver has redundant, alternate power sources of external batteries and an internal, emergency battery.Syncardia has completed its evaluation of this complaint and is closing this file.
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