(b)(4).Device evaluation by manufacturer: a field service engineer (fse) visited the customer to address the reported event.During the initial evaluation, the high pressure error was confirmed.Fse observed a pressures of 6 mpa with the pump running and the filter out.Fse found that the peek tubing 1-6 and sample loop were partially clogged.The rotor seal and stator face were showing wear.Fse then replaced the rotor seal, stator face, sample loop, and the peek tube 1-6 to filter housing.A patient sample was used to validate the repair.The instrument was calibrated and controls were run with acceptable results.The g8 instrument was verified as operational.No further action was required by the fse.A 13-month complaint history review and service history review for similar complaints was performed for serial number (b)(4) from (b)(6) 2017 through aware date (b)(6) 2018.There were no similar complaints found.The g8 variant analysis mode operator's manual under chapter 6, troubleshooting, states the following: the 6.3 error messages: when consulting with technical support about a problem, please note the error message and error number.In addition, if you follow the suggested solutions in this section and are still unable to resolve the error, or if you encounter an error message that is not noted, contact technical support.General error messages with these errors, the assay stops and the analyzer immediately enters stand-by state.The 100 pressure high: the pump pressure exceeded the upper limit (15 mpa) set in the pres high parameters.When the filter or column replacement period has been exceeded, first replace the filter or column.If the pressure is still high, remove the inlet and outlet flow line around the column and filter, and determine which part is the cause of the high pressure.Then, contact a technical support representative.If the pressure displayed on the screen is:greater than the pressure on the column inspection report + 4 mpa, then replace the filter.Less than the pressure on the column inspection report, then proceed with priming the column.The most probable cause of the reported event was due to a clogged peek 1-6 tubing and sample loop.
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