During the warming phase of the ivtm therapy using the thermogard xp ivtm system (sn (b)(6), the customer observed that the coolant temperature didn't go up, and the patient's temperature didn't, either.No further information was provided, and no patient injury was reported.
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The customer's complaint that the coolant temperature didn't go up and the patient's temperature didn't, either during the ivtm therapy using the thermogard xp ivtm system (sn tgxp12113) was not confirmed during the functional testing and the event log review.The customer's complaint was not reproduced during the testing, and no cooling or heating problems were observed throughout the testing at zoll.Upon visual inspection, no physical damage was observed.The event log review indicated mid:14 (bg power supply) and mid:16 (software) errors around the reported event date.The observed errors are unrelated to the reported complaint.The thermogard system powered up with no issues during the functional testing, and the reported complaint was not reproduced.Upon further testing, unrelated to the reported complaint, the thermogard system displayed mid:16.The error was cleared upon erasing the patient data.Per the tgxp user manual, if a mid:16 error occurs during the treatment, this indicates that the treatment file memory is full.The console stops treatment.To continue treatment, power the console off and on.Follow the prompts and select current settings.When the data download information appears, immediately either delete the data or use temptrend to download the data and delete it.You may then resume treatment.The thermogard system was further subjected to extensive testing, and no issues were noted.The mid:14 error observed in the archive was not reproduced throughout the testing.The mid:14 error is related to the system ac/dc power supply.No such device malfunction was observed that could result in the mid:14 error.The thermogard system functioned as intended.Following service, the thermogard xp ivtm system passed the final functional, calibration, and electrical safety tests without issues.
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