It was reported that, after a npwt treatment, when patient connected to the power a renasys touch non connect 4th ed device sparks coming from the power cord, the dc inlet was broken.The treatment was completed using a s+n back-up device.As this was noticed after treatment, the patient was no longer involved.
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Section h3, h6: the device was returned for evaluation.A visual inspection was performed.The dc inlet port was confirmed to be broken, this defect is deemed to be the cause of the sparking.There was no evidence of electrical damage., no functional testing was conducted.A documentary investigation was performed.A review of device records, found no abnormalities were reported on this device during manufacture that would have contributed to the reported event.Which met the required specifications upon release.The risk management documentation for renasys touch is anticipated.No harm occurred as a result of this issue.This file is considered as acceptable, this case has had no impact to the risk file ratings.Complaint history review has revealed no further cases of this nature, there are no open nor closed escalation actions within the scope of this investigation.None are considered, this is a case of a worn component that is anticipated in the risk files.The probable cause is established to be a component failure, the dc inlet port had become worn./damaged through repetitive use.No manufacturing, packaging, labelling, design, concerns nor adverse trend have been observed, therefore no corrective actions are deemed necessary.
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