Details of complaint: incident aware date: (b)(6) 2019.The customer reported an incident regarding a cns (central nursing station) model pu-621ra, software version 02-10.This device lost power while monitoring patients.When it came back up, the screens were not displayed as they were before.The supporting ups (uninterruptable power supply) was due for pm (preventive maintenance) this month to replace the batteries, but it went out before the biomed get a chance to change them.The cns lost power and shut down.Once the ups batteries were replaced, the monitoring system started working.When the cns came up, only the secondary display had signal.During troubleshooting, the biomed found that the second display was in fact just a repeating monitor for the primary display.Also found that the dvi (digital visual interface) port was being split between the two monitors.There was also an hdmi (high definition multimedia interface) cable running from the back of the cpu (central processing unit) up to the second repeater monitor.To resolve the issue the biomed shut down the cns and removed the hdmi cable.When the unit came back up, it had a display resolution to the correct 1280 x 1024 resolution.Both displays came right up.Kept the hdmi cable removed since both the monitors were getting good power and display.No further issues reported at the time.Service requested: troubleshooting.Service performed: troubleshooting and fix.Investigation summary: the root cause of this issue is determined to be improper ups preventive maintenance by the customer and using the device off-label.The overall risk rating is medium.The nature of the complaint is user error.
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