This medical device report is being submitted due to a recent fda inspection held at agfa's (b)(4) location.It was determined that 17 additional occurrences identified with the same event issue as described in mdr report, fda # 9616389-2013-00003 required reporting to document the additional occurrences.This report is for a 16th event for the overall issue, and the 3rd occurrence for the same site reported in 9616389-2014-00011.For this new occurrence, an agfa customer support engineer informed agfa on (b)(4) 2013, that the customer stated their dx-d100 unit was again showing signs of unintended movement and therefore, stopped the unit by pressing the emergency stop button.When the power was restored, the unit would not drive at all.The dx-d100 service upgrade for the firmware had already been performed, so the customer support engineer replaced the unit with a new digital motion control board available per the mandatory service bulletin.The dx-d100 unit for this site is now working safely, but at a slower speed than the customer was used to when driving the unit.No harm has been reported for this event.Agfa investigation was already underway for a reportable correction to the fda on may 15, 2013: fda reference # (b)(4).For the corrections, agfa implemented mandatory service bulletins in which all affected units were to be replaced with new firmware and new digital motion control boards.All other documentation for the dx-d100 reportable correction will be reported via fda (b)(4).
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