H3 and h6: a philips field service engineer (fse) went to the customer site and tested the monitor.The device was found to be working as intended, all generated alarms were announced as expected and no trouble was found with the device during the testing.The fse also collected the respective logs for the reported event, which were forwarded to philips product support engineering (pse) for evaluation.During the analysis of the provided central station audit logs it was found that the date and time in question were not included in the logs.As the reported event happened some time prior to the onsite visit by the fse, the alarm review from the bedside monitor was no longer available for evaluation.Physio data provided by the fse could not be accessed by pse due to the data format and the provided ecg strips did not provide further information regarding the reported event.Based on the available details, the exact cause for the reported issue could not be established.No subsequent calls were received from the customer regarding the reported device and issue.Although the field service engineer found the monitor to be working as expected during onsite testing, the exact cause for the reported event could not be established based on the data provided and a malfunction of the monitor at the time of the event cannot be ruled out.The available information from this report does not support that this failure represents a systemic, design, or labeling problem.No further investigation or action is warranted.Submission of a report does not constitute an admission that medical personnel, user facility, importer, distributor, manufacturer, or product caused or contributed to the event.
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