This event has been recorded by zimmer biomet under (b)(4).On june 30, 2017, it was reported that the device loss power during use.The customer returned an electric dermatome device, serial number (b)(4), for evaluation.The device history record (dhr) and previous repair report review noted no related non-conformances, requests for deviation (rfd), change notices (cn) or any other issues with manufacturing.The dhr and previous repair report review found no issues with the device and all verifications, inspections and tests were successfully completed.Medicrea has previously repaired/evaluated electric dermatome serial number (b)(4) one time as documented in the repair reports in livelink.The last repair was (b)(6), 2016 where it was reported that the device lost power during use and the ball bearing, spring seal, needle bearing, semi-circle bearing, vespel sp-22 sleeve bearing, d.C.Motor, and divers were replaced.This is not a related issue.Initial qa inspection of the electric dermatome by medicrea on (b)(6) 2017 revealed that the motor was out of service.The cable and the reciprocating arm were damaged.Repair of the electric dermatome was not performed by medicrea as the customer has not response about the repair.The reported event was confirmed since during initial inspection the motor was out of service.The root cause of the device loss power during use was due to the motor being out of service.The cause of the motor being out of service cannot be specifically determined with the provided information.The investigation was based on the information that was provided initially and any information that was obtained throughout the follow-up process.
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