Richard wolf medical instruments (rwmic) received actual device from user facility on (b)(6) 2018.When unit was powered up sporadic display and function occurred.A visual inspection of device found deteriorated solder joints on the power supply circuit board.Refurbished device was purchased (b)(6) 2009 and is (b)(4) years old.Device has not been serviced since being purchased.Request sent to user facility, via email, for additional/missing medwatch information, no response as of 21mar2018.No similar events resulting in a mdr has occurred on this device in the last three years.Rwmic considers this matter closed.However, in the event rwmic receives additional information, follow-up report will be submitted to fda.
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Richard wolf medical instruments corporation (rwmic) was contacted by facility and they reported the device in question (id #(b)(4)) was not working properly.Device kept shutting off during the scheduled procedure (oophorectomy) and it was decided to stop the procedure before it was completed.Date manufactured: nov2002, date purchase by facility: (b)(6) 2009 (refurbished device), date serviced: serviced 22 times between manufacturing and purchase date.Not serviced since purchase date.
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