The reported complaint that the thermogard hq console (b)(6) displayed an air trap alarm was confirmed in the event log data review but not confirmed during functional testing.The reported alarms were not replicated during testing, and the thermogard ivtm system functioned as intended.Upon visual inspection, the top lid was observed damaged, unrelated to the reported complaint.The probable cause could be due to mishandling.The top lid was replaced to address the observed issue.In addition, during the visual and functional inspection, the pump rotor was observed as rusted, likely caused by saline solution leaking from the suk.The pump rotor was replaced, as the rusted pump rotor can affect the functionality of the console.The event log showed an "alert saline empty" (2.5) occurred on the reported event date, confirming the customer's reported complaint.The "alert saline empty" happens if the air-trap saline level falls below acceptable levels during standby mode, typically suggesting a leak from the start-up kit (suk), as it was confirmed by the customer.The thermogard console passed initial functional testing without any fault or error after the top lid and the pump rotor were replaced.Following service, the thermogard console passed the final functional test and electrical safety test without any error.
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After two hours of ivtm therapy, and during the cooling phase of the treatment, the thermogard hq console (b)(6) displayed an air trap alarm, and a leakage of saline from the roller pump area was detected.Upon examination of the start-up kit (suk) (lot # unknown), it was noted that there was a skive cut in the suk tubing at the pump rotor.The temperature management therapy was continued with another tgxp console.No consequences or impact to the patient.
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