The complaint was dispatched to the field service engineer (fse) department for further investigation.The fse found the tube for the line filter was damaged while attempting to replace the filter and it was replaced.The fse then ran quality controls and all the results were within specification and without any errors.The instrument is functioning as intended and was released.No further actions are required by the fse.A complaint history review and service history review for similar complaints was performed for serial number (b)(4) from the (b)(6) 2017 through awareness date on the (b)(6) 2018.There were no similar complaints identified during the searched period.The g8 variant analysis mode operator's manual chapter 6 troubleshooting states the following: 101 pressure low the pressure will not rise because the pump is unable to run due to air bubbles in the pump check valve.If the elution buffer is empty, place a new elution buffer and execute reagent change.Next, execute drain flush.See "chapter 5 section 5.5: pump air removal".Execute manual pumping using the pump key in the main screen (second screen), and open and close the drain valve 2 or 3 times.If the pressure rises when the drain valve is closed, the operation is complete.If the pressure still does not rise or stabilize, execute drain flush again.In addition, confirm that the drain valve is securely closed.The most probable cause of the reported issue is due to the operator damaging the tubing during replacement of the filter.(b)(4).
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