The device history records for the sam 350p device and pad-pak were reviewed and this confirmed that all manufacturing and quality checks and test had been successfully completed.No rework was conducted.The sam 350p passed ¿out qat from heartsine technologies on the 17th february 2014.Multiple manual power ons were recorded in the device history between the 25th march 2016 and the 20th june 2016.These manual power ons would indicate the device was switching itself on automatically as per the reported fault.The fault was traced back to corrosion on track 13 of the membrane tail.Subsequent to clearing the corrosion on the membrane tail, the j11 measurements and the current drain returned to a level comparable with a known good unit.This would confirm a fault with the original membrane due to corrosion on the membrane tail.Furthermore, this corrosion had resulted in an 18v short circuit onto track 14 of the membrane tail.This would have caused an 18v overvoltage and permanent damage to the microprocessor u25, and resulted in the device entering cpr advisor mode, and most of the instructional leds remaining illuminated, as witnessed during the investigation.The corrosion observed on the membrane tail, would indicate the device had been subject to storage outside the indicated conditions (e.G.Exposure to high condensing humidity).However, this could not be verified by other means.Additionally, the speaker was measured and found to have failed.This had resulted in the device only giving speech prompts intermittently, as per the reported fault.The fault was traced back to an intermittent connection between the speaker coil wire to the solder point on the speaker.The device being stored outside the indicated conditions may have contributed to the failure of the speaker, however, this could not be verified by other means.It is the policy of heartsine not to refurbish devices which have been returned from the field, after investigation, therefore this device shall be scrapped and replaced with another device of the same model.
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