The device was evaluated on-site by a dräger fse who could confirm the reported motor position error - corresponding entries were found in the logs.These error entries will be generated when it is not possible to zero the ventilator piston position encoder.Additionally, codes were recorded that indicate that the motor current consumption was significantly increased.The engineer has replaced the ventilator motor including the position detection system.The device was tested, performed according to specifications and could be returned to use.The replaced material was not made available to the manufacturer for investigation.Hence, a detailed root cause is not possible.Dräger finally concludes that the device responded as designed upon a detected deviation.If it is not possible to adjust the zero point of the position encoder this may lead to erroneous motor control signals and result in serious damages to the system.To prevent from that, the device software shuts down automatic ventilation and triggers a corresponding alarm to alert the user.Manual ventilation remains possible.
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