During troubleshoot, the olympus technical support advised the customer not to hot swap scopes, to power down and remove and install scopes in the light source.The error must be cleared before attempting to an additional scope or it will appear as if the additional scope is having the same error.Also to ensure the foreign objects, such as detergent remnants, hard water residue, finger grease, dust, and lint are on the electrical contacts of scope.And to: wipe the electrical contacts on the endoscope connector using clean l int free cloths moistened with 70% ethyl or 70% isopropyl alcohol and completely dry them.After drying them, connect the endoscope to the light source.Verified/reset maj-1933 and maj-1941 (brightness, white balance & nbi) communication cables.Verified the endo scope connector on light source is clean and free of debris.Customer re-attempted scope and there are no errors present, cart operating properly at the time of call.The investigation is ongoing; therefore, the root cause of the reported issue cannot be determined at this time.However, if additional information becomes available this medical device report will be supplemented accordingly.
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Olympus technical support engineer was informed via service inquiry by the biomedical equipment technician at the user facility that the customer evis exera iii xenon light source has an intermittent ¿b30¿ communication error, no image defect when using 190 series type endoscope (180 type works appropriately).The reported problem was found during procedure.The procedure was completed with another similar device.No death, injury or harm was reported to olympus.
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This report is being supplemented to provide additional information based on the legal manufacturer's investigation.A review of the device history record found no deviations that could have caused or contributed to the reported issue.It has been over 4 years since the subject device was manufactured.Based on the results of the legal manufacturer's investigation, a definitive root cause of the b30 error could not be identified.However, it¿s likely the cause is related to dirt of liquid adhered to the electrical contacts.Olympus will continue to monitor field performance for this device.
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