The field service engineer reported that the cobas p 612 pre-analytical system (p612) was not powering up.He determined that the power input was damaged and there was a blown main fuse.The ac input plug and fuse holder were melted.The engineer replaced fuses and a power entry module.Upon further inspection, it was determined that there was a blown transformer/"pdm".The system had no voltage at 35 volts.He checked the transformer which appeared open, so he replaced it and a rectifier.After this, the system still did not have voltage at 35 volts.He tried one other transformer/"pdm" part, but still was not successful.Both transformer/"pdm" parts were found not to be working.The engineer did further troubleshooting of the power supply and wiring.He disconnected a filter capacitor and voltage appeared at the terminal block.He tried the capacitors from the failed transformer/"pdm" parts, but there was no success.He tried a capacitor from a working system and the voltage was restored at 35 volts.He stated that the voltage selector was missing from the power module connection.He replaced the "pem" and voltage selector.The system successfully initialized and he ran samples.The system was found to be operational.No adverse events were alleged.
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The affected parts were requested, but not provided for investigation.It is believed that the root cause is related to incorrect installation of the system.Based on all available information, there is no indication of a product malfunction.The issue was solved by the service actions.
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