The biomedical engineer (bme) reported that the central nurse's station (cns) lost power and shut down unexpectedly.When the device turned back on it got stuck on the blue boot screen.Nihon kohden technical support (nkts) had the bme try forcing the device to start one hard drive at a time.The device did not start into patient monitoring, it was still stuck on the blue boot screen.The customer used a spare cns in place of the malfunctioning one and nkts assisted with configuring the device.The customer sent in the malfunctioning cns for evaluation.Upon completion of the evaluation, it was determined that the reported problem of "stuck on blue boot screen" could not be duplicated through testing, troubleshooting and 4 days extended operation of the device.Review of the device history indicates no previous "could not duplicate" status.The unit was tested per operator's/service manual and the results were recorded on the maintenance check sheet.The unit operates to manufacturer's specifications.
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H10: additional narrative: on (b)(6) 2017, bme (b)(6) at (b)(6) center reported the cns-6201a (pu-621ra, sn: (b)(6) lost power and shut down unexpectedly.When the device turned back on, it got stuck on blue boot screen.Service requested repair.Service performed nk support assisted customer in setting a spare cns in place of the broken one.The unit was returned and evaluated by nka repair center: the unit was cleaned and evaluated.The reported problem of "stuck on blue boot screen" could not be duplicated through testing, troubleshooting and 4 days extended operation of the device.Review of the device history indicates no previous cnd status.The unit was tested per operator's/service manual and the results were recorded on the maintenance check sheet.The unit operates to manufacturer's specifications.Customer was informed of the cnd status and advised that if the issue happened again, it could point to an hdd concern but as of now, it may be a possible hiccup with the raid from the power outage.Investigation result: the cns was put into service on 04/27/2017, which is less than 1 year prior to the reported issue.The warranty was current at the time of reported issue.Review of device history found no previously reported issues with the unit.Nka evaluation was unable to duplicate the reported issue of blue screen.The cns was tested to operate within specifications.There was an unexpected shut down of the cns caused by power loss at the facility.It is unknown if the cns was connected to a ups at the time.Due to the power condition at the facility, this issue is not suspected to be caused by deficient design.The unit was returned to the customer on (b)(6) 2018 as a cnd and there were no further reported issues.Correction: f9.Approximate age of device: incorrectly calculated.Additional information: b4.Date of this report.F6.Date user facility/importer became aware of the event.F7.Type of report.F11.Date report sent to fda.F13.Date report sent to manufacturer.G4.Date received by manufacturer.G7.Type of report.H2.If follow-up, what type? correction.Additional information.H6.Event problem and evaluation codes.H10.Additional manufacturer narrative.
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