Olympus technical support engineer was informed via service inquiry that the customer endoscope reprocessor has reduced flow of water supply due to excessive debris residue on the mesh filter in the water supply hose connector which has resulted in, ¿increased cycle times.¿ the cycle time increased to 33+ minutes.No death, injury or harm had been reported.
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The olympus field service engineer (fse) spent time troubleshooting and investigating issue where customer reported that the cycle times had increased on the oer pro scope washer.Customer stated that the internal water filters had been replaced, but no improvement in cycle times.Fse determined that an external environmental issue occurred with the water quality being supplied to the scope washer.Suggested to customer to have facility investigate water issue.Also, suggested to customer to include a pre-filtration water system prior to the water supply being connected to the oer pro scope washer.Fse proceeded to replace the water supply valve which showed signs of "clogging" in the component.After reassembling the scope washer, a test cycle completed with no errors.Unit is back in proper, working condition.Equipment repaired and verified according to oem instructions.Software attributes have been verified and confirmed.Equipment passed the electrical safety test and results were attached to this service record.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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