Model Number WCD 4000 |
Device Problems
Device Emits Odor (1425); Failure to Power Up (1476)
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Patient Problem
Insufficient Information (4580)
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Event Date 09/05/2020 |
Event Type
malfunction
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Manufacturer Narrative
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Device evaluation of battery sn (b)(4) has been completed.The reported problem (won't power up) has been confirmed.Upon investigation the battery was unable to recharge or power on a monitor.The fuse was open.The cause for the open fuse was excessive current.The root cause for the excessive current was unable to be positively identified.No adverse events occurred due to the defective battery.Device evaluation of charger sn (b)(4) were completed at the distributor.The reported problem (temperature) was confirmed.Upon start up, the charger began to smoke from the battery board.There was extensive corrosion found on the battery and bedside board causing the device to smoke.The root cause for the contamination was an ingress of an unknown liquid.Lifevest patient training materials have been updated as a reminder not to expose the lifevest electronic components to liquids.No adverse events occurred due to the defective battery charger.Mfg dates: battery pack sn (b)(4) - 9/27/2017.Battery charger sn (b)(4) - 11/23/2011.
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Event Description
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A us distributor reported that a patient's battery charger smelled like it was burning and that a battery was not powering up a monitor.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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Device evaluation of battery sn 86252495 been completed.The reported problem (will not power on monitor) has been confirmed.As received, the battery was unable to power on a monitor or charge.The battery pca and cells were contaminated.The root cause for the contamination was ingress of an unknown liquid.Lifevest patient instructions for use remind and warn patients not to expose the lifevest electronic components to liquids.No adverse events occurred due to the defective battery device evaluation of battery sn (b)(6) has been completed.The reported problem (won't power up) has been confirmed.Upon investigation the battery was unable to recharge or power on a monitor.The f1 fuse was open.The cause for the open fuse was excessive current.The root cause for the excessive current was unable to be positively identified.No adverse events occurred due to the defective battery.Device evaluation of charger sn (b)(6) were completed at the distributor.The reported problem (temperature) was confirmed.Upon start up, the charger began to smoke from the battery board.There was extensive corrosion found on the battery and bedside board causing the device to smoke.The root cause for the contamination was an ingress of an unknown liquid.Lifevest patient training materials have been updated as a reminder not to expose the lifevest electronic components to liquids.No adverse event resulted from the damaged charger.Mfg dates: battery pack sn (b)(6) - 9/27/2017.Battery charger sn (b)(6) - 11/23/2011.
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Event Description
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A us distributor reported that a patient's battery pack was unable to power on a monitor.A us distributor reported that a patient's battery charger smelled like it was burning and that a battery was not powering up a monitor.
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Search Alerts/Recalls
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