A field service engineering (fse) was at the customer's site to address reported event.Fse confirmed the complaint by reviewing the error logs and reproduced error by running a sample.While troubleshooting, fse noticed the cup transfer sensor was sticking; when the cup transfer picks up the cup it was not moving up and down due to it being sticky.Fse cleaned and lubricated the sensor, allowing free up and down movement without resistance; fse then performed a cup transfer test without errors.Fse performed quality control run without error and within acceptable range.No further action required by field service.The aia-900 analyzer is functioning as expected.A 13-month complaint history review and service history review through aware date of event for similar complaints was performed for 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 the following: [2160] c.Transfer not detected cup.Cause: the cup sensor s063 failed to detect the cup before it was grasped.Action: please contact the tosoh local representatives.Check s063, the cup pickup position, and the cup pickup operation.The most probable cause of the reported event is due to the sticky cup transfer sensor.
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A customer reported getting error message "2160 cup transfer not detected cup" on the aia-900 analyzer.The customer states the entire run is aborted when error occurs.A field service engineer (fse) was dispatched to address the reported event, which resulted in a delayed reporting of patient samples for estradiol (e2), follicle stimulating hormone (fsh) and luteinizing hormone (lhii).There is no indication of any patient intervention or adverse health consequences due to the delay in reporting of patient results.
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