RESPIRONICS CALIFORNIA, LLC RESPIRONICS; VENTILATOR, CONTINUOUS, MINIMAL VENTILATORY SUPPORT, FACILITY USE
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Model Number V60 |
Device Problem
Increase in Pressure (1491)
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Patient Problem
No Clinical Signs, Symptoms or Conditions (4582)
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Event Date 02/23/2022 |
Event Type
malfunction
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Event Description
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It was reported to philips by a customer that the unit high o2 supply pressure alarm.Based upon the information provided, the device was in clinical or providing therapy at the time of the event reported.No harm or injury has been indicated or alleged.The device was evaluated remotely by a philips remote service engineer (rse).Upon further inspection and review of the device and diagnostic report, the biomed had alarming.He claims they used tanks while their medgas system was down.He stated the 02-inlet pressure was reading 108 psi.After disconnecting 02 from the wall outlet, the 02-inlet pressure was still around 108 psi.After he started to loosen the 02 hose from the manifold to the back of the unit, he had the 02 leak out.After disconnecting the 02 hose from the back of the unit, the 02-inlet pressure dropped to 0.There was 02 pressure built up in that area, and the unit was reading over 100 psi.He verified there was a 1208 and 120a error codes in the significate log.He turned the unit on in patient mode and there were no issues.It is unknown if any parts or repairs have been conducted about the alleged complaint.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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The device was being set up for use at the time of the reported event.No harm or injury has been indicated or alleged.As previously stated, the biomed found after disconnecting the o2 hose from the back of the unit, the o2 inlet pressure dropped to 0, he turned the unit on inpatient mode, and there were no issues.The biomed disconnected the o2 source from the ventilator, then reconnected the o2 source.The device was placed back into service.No parts were replaced.
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