Submission of this report does not constitute an admission that the manufacturer's product caused or contributed to the event.A field service engineering (fse) was at customer's site to resolve reported event.Fse confirmed the error by reviewing the error log but was unable to reproduced error.Fse performed alignment checks, and the y-axis alignments were off for tip attachment and all tip rack positions.Fse resolved the reported issue by adjusting all positions on the tip rack to be within specifications.Fse also performed alignment checks on all other specimen nozzle positions and liquid sensing; all passed within specification.Fse validated the instrument by running qc, results completed without error and within acceptable range.No further action required by field service.The aia-900 instrument is functioning as expected.A 13-month complaint history review and service history review for similar complaints was performed for the serial number (b)(4).There were two (2) similar complaints identified during the searched period, which includes this event.The aia-900 operator's manual under section 12 - flags and error messages states: [4124] sample-z bump.Cause: the specimen cap rear-end collision sensor s054 was activated while the specimen dispensing arm z was moving toward the home position.A ss flag will be attached to the measurement result.Action: if the cap is on the specimen, remove it and perform measurement once again.If it is not, contact tosoh local representatives.Check s054 and pm051 for a possible malfunction.The most probable cause of the reported event is due to misalignment of the sample nozzle y-axis to the tip rack positions.
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A customer reported getting error message "4124 sample-z bump" on the aia-900 instrument.A field service engineer (fse) was dispatched to address the reported event, which resulted in delayed reporting of intact parathyroid hormone (ipth), prolactin (prl), estradiol (e2), follicle stimulating hormone (fsh) and luteinizing hormone (lhii) patient results.There was no indication of patient intervention or adverse health consequences due to the delay in reporting.
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