This report is based on information provided by a philips remote service engineer (rse) and a philips field service engineer (fse) and has been investigated by the philips complaint handling team.Philips received a complaint on the dfm100 defibrillator indicating that the device failed the self-test.The event was outside of use and there was no reported patient nor user harm.Available details indicate that the device failed the shock test, resulting in self-test failure.It was determined that onsite evaluation was needed to further diagnose the issue.Upon onsite evaluation, the device was emitting a series of single chirps.It was determined the battery needed to be charged as this was a new device.The fse charged the battery resolving the issue.The device is fully functional, returned to service and remains at the customer site.Based on the information available, we were unable to replicate the reported problem.The reported problem was not confirmed.The device was confirmed to be operating per specifications and no failure was identified.The investigation concludes that no further action is required at this time.
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It was reported the device cannot discharge.There was no patient involvement.The efficia dfm100 defibrillator, model# 866199, is substantially similar to the heartstart xl+ defibrillator (model# 861290) and will be reported in the united states under device model# 861290.
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