The device in question was inspected and tested.Within this inspection functional testing and visual inspection was made.It is not assumed that the bent cylinder pin and the difficult-to-remove transitional member have contributed to the incident.Since the customer reported that the locking lever popped open after closure, we assume that the locking lever was not fully closed, since it is not possible for the lever to pop open when it is fully engaged.As a cracking sound could be heard when the locking lever is closed, we suspect that this sound could have been misinterpreted as feedback for the final engagement of the locking lever.However, the user is informed in the instructions for use that he must ensure that all locking mechanisms are locked before use, as is the case with the locking lever of the base unit, the opening of which, according to the feedback, led to the opening of the system and the resulting falling out of the patient's head.No injury was reported, but as there was a potential risk reported, we decided to report this case.
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