The customer was performing buffer unload procedure 1209, the concentrated wash buffer reservoir out tubing was disconnected with force and splashed the customer in the left eye.The customer was not wearing safety glasses or using an eye shield.An instrument service history was reviewed and revealed no contributing factors on or around the date of the complaint.There have been no subsequent contacts from the customer regarding splashing occurrence since the reported incident.A review of tracking and trending of the immunoassay systems did not identify any trends related to the alinity i system, the wash buffer reservoir out tubing, or issues for splashing as described in this complaint.The device history records were reviewed, and no non-conformances or deviations were identified.Labeling was reviewed and found to be adequate.Based on the review of the issue, a use error may have contributed to the exposure described in this complaint as the customer was not wearing protective eyewear while handling human-sourced materials.Based on the investigation, no systemic issue or deficiency of the alinity i processing module serial number (b)(6) or the wash buffer reservoir out tubing was identified.
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