A siemens customer service engineer (cse) was dispatched to the customer site.The cse stated the instrument is two to three feet from a workstation counter and there is very little room to walk in front of the instrument, making it easy to kick the panel which would result in it falling.The cse indicated the same panel fell off the previous day, hitting an operator's foot but not resulting in any injury.The panel was secure and safe.The cse adjusted the io cover and cover to the right of decapper cover magnets.The instrument was returned to customer.Service placed an order for one magnet for the end cover and will return upon arrival for installation.The cause of the panel falling off is unknown.Siemens is investigating this issue.
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The initial mdr 1226181-2016-00285 was filed on may 16, 2016.Additional information (05/19/2016): the siemens customer care center (ccc) contacted the customer.The customer stated that when the operator kicked the input output panel, it fell off.When the operator was placing the panel back on, they dropped it and it fell on their finger, causing the injury.A siemens customer service engineer (cse) returned to the customer site.The cse reinforced magnetics applied with heavy duty velcro strips to both panels.The cse stated that the space between the streamlab and the workstation is less than two feet.A siemens headquarter support center (hsc) specialist evaluated the event.The hsc specialist stated that drawings that are given to the customer require a minimum of three feet.Hsc recommended that the customer is trained to hold the panels from the top to place into position, to avoid an injury.The cause of the panel falling off was due to the operator kicking it, due to insufficient clearance.The cse secured the panel.The instrument is performing according to specifications.No further evaluation of the device is required.
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