A field service engineer (fse) was at the customer site to address the reported issue.The fse was able to reproduce the issue and confirmed the issue by noting the waste was not being aspirated.The fse resolved the issue by rerouting the tubing which prevented it from crimping.System validation was completed through performing quality control (qc), using customer-prepared controls.Qc results passed within the published specifications.The aia-360 analyzer returned to operation.No further action required by field service.A 13-month complaint history review and service history review for similar complaints was performed for serial number (b)(4), from 10apr2018 to aware date 10may2019.There were no other similar complaints identified during the search period.The aia-360 operator's manual, chapter 7: error messages and flags, states the following: [2016] bf probe suction failure.Suction by the bf probe is abnormal.Contact the service department.The most probable cause of the reported event is attributed to the crimped waste tubing.
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A customer reported error message 2016 bf (bound-free) probe suction failure while operating on the aia-360 analyzer.The customer stated periodic maintenance (pm) was completed on the analyzer three days prior to the event.The aia-360 was not operable.A field service engineer (fse) was dispatched to address the reported issue, which resulted in delayed reporting of beta-human chorionic gonadotropin (bhcg), estradiol (e2), and progesterone ii (prog ii) patient results.There was no indication of patient intervention or adverse health consequences due to the delay in reporting.
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