Approximate age of device ¿ 7 months.The reported event of a damaged fuse after switching system controllers can be confirmed.The evaluation of the returned system controller revealed a compromised printed circuit board (pcb) component (open fuse).As a result, the system controller activated a driveline power fault alarm; however, the pump support was not affected and the system controller successfully operated a test pump.Visual inspection of the system controller revealed a burn mark inside the driveline connector.The open fuse was successfully replaced and the system controller operated as intended with no active alarms.A full functional test was performed and the system controller passed all test steps.The system controller operated for extended period of time while connected to a mock circulatory loop with no adverse events or alarms noted.The data log file was successfully retrieved from the system controller and revealed low power advisory and power cable disconnect alarms followed by a driveline disconnect alarm.A driveline power fault alarm accompanied by an open fuse detection was recorded.The next entries indicated that the system initiated operation at the desired set speed with a driveline power fault alarm active.The driveline was disconnected and one minute later, both power cables were disconnected from the external power.In conclusion, the damaged fuse and the driveline power fault alarm was a result of an incorrectly inserted driveline (180 degrees).A review of the device history records revealed that the device met applicable specifications.No further information was provided.The manufacturer is closing the file on this event.
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