On (b)(6) 2018, haemonetics received a reported incident for a pcs®2 plasma collection system which had generated a spark and smoke when the back panel was removed from the machine by the center technician.Csl plasma reported that there were no injuries as a result of this incident, and there was no donor involvement with the device when the spark and smoke was observed.Haemonetics had the device evaluated by a field service engineer on (b)(6) 2018, the fse found that the spark and smoke were likely caused by the control distribution cable, which was shorted out.The fse was unable to determine what had caused the cable to short out, it is most likely due to a mechanical failure from wear and tear from removing and installing the rear panel on the device over time.The fse replaced the shorted cable, then proceeded to test the pcs®2 system parameters.The pcs®2 passed all safety tests, and the fse ensured that the device met all manufacturer specifications before returning the unit to service.
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On (b)(6) 2018, haemonetics was notified of a spark and smoke observed coming from the pcs®2 plasma collection system when the back panel was removed for maintenance.There was no donor involved in this incident.The technician was not injured as a result of the incident, no medical intervention was required.
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