It was reported that the physician's tablet was not able to stay on or stay charged.It was noted the tablet lights would blink when plugged in and that the wand was working correctly.Troubleshooting was later performed and the issue was clarified noting power button light would blink orange and caused the screen to freeze, delaying the programming process.A hard re-set was performed which seemed to resolve the issue.As the issue would only present itself every few days, it was unknown if the hard re-set had adequately resolved the issue.A new power cable was requested, as a precaution, and the physician was informed to notify the manufacturer if the problem persisted.It was later clarified that no troubleshooting had been performed on the power cable to see if it was causing the issue, and no troubleshooting was performed on the power outlets to verify whether or not they were working correctly.It was noted the physician had an issue with the tablet the day after the hard re-set, but has not had an issue with the tablet since the new power cable was distributed to him.It was also noted that on the day of troubleshooting and the hard re-set, the reported issue did not present itself, but the issue did occur the day before and the day after the troubleshooting.On the day of the troubleshooting the tablet battery was checked and showed about 80%; however, it is unknown what the tablet battery was during the time of the reported issues.It was noted that while not in use, the tablet is stored in a cabinet and is not charging while in the cabinet.Additionally, it was noted that on the date of an appointment the tablet will be taken out of the cabinet the morning of the appointment and plugged in to charge, if the facility remembers to do so.No patients were affected by the tablet not holding a charge or the tablet screen freezing issue as there was another vns programming system available for use within the facility.Attempts for additional relevant information have been unsuccessful to date.
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