Model Number ROSA ONE |
Device Problem
Failure to Power Up (1476)
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Patient Problem
No Consequences Or Impact To Patient (2199)
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Event Date 07/23/2020 |
Event Type
malfunction
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Manufacturer Narrative
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The device has not been evaluated yet for investigation purpose.Once the evaluation is performed, a follow-up medwatch report will be submitted.(b)(4).
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Event Description
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Upon turning the robot stand on, the computer monitor would not turn on.The computer was confirmed to be on by the field service engineer (fse), taylor collins.The robot stand was powered on an off multiple times and the monitor still did not turn on.The back panel had to be removed from the monitor and the vga cable had to be re-seated.This incident caused about a ten minute delay to the case as the patient was already connected to the robot via the head holder.The patient was not harmed during this incident.
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Event Description
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Upon turning the robot stand on, the computer monitor would not turn on.The computer was confirmed to be on by the field service engineer (fse), taylor collins.The robot stand was powered on an off multiple times and the monitor still did not turn on.The back panel had to be removed from the monitor and the vga cable had to be re-seated.This incident caused about a ten minute delay to the case as the patient was already connected to the robot via the head holder.The patient was not harmed during this incident.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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It was reported that upon turning the robot stand on, the touchscreen would not turn on.The robot stand was powered on an off multiple times and the touchscreen still did not turn on.It appeared that the vga cable had to be re-plug.Photos of the vga cable and vga plug on the touchscreen were provided (refer to photos attached).It appears that the vga plug and the vga connector are damaged.Moreover, the field service engineer stated that one screw thread of the back panel of the touchscreen is damaged and does not maintain the screw anymore.Therefore, a replacement of the touchscreen, the vga cable and the touchscreen support was advised.The root cause of the damages sustained by the touchscreen, the vga cable and the support of the touchscreen cannot be determined.However, theses parts had been in use for 1 year and 7 months before the damages were noticed (from the installation date, (b)(6) 2018 to the event date, (b)(6) 2020), therefore these parts might have been damaged in use.Corrected data: - b4 date of this report.- g4 date received by manufacturer.- h2 if follow-up, what type.- h3 device evaluated by manufacturer.- h6 event problem and evaluation codes.
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Event Description
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Upon turning the robot stand on, the computer monitor would not turn on.The computer was confirmed to be on by the field service engineer (fse), (b)(4).The robot stand was powered on an off multiple times and the monitor still did not turn on.The back panel had to be removed from the monitor and the vga cable had to be re-seated.This incident caused about a ten minute delay to the case as the patient was already connected to the robot via the head holder.The patient was not harmed during this incident.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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Product was returned at manufacturing site on 09-nov-2020.It appeared that the connector involved was the dvi connector, not the rga connector as stated in the complaint description and the initial and follow-up reports.Inspection of the device did not permit to reproduce the event.Conclusions of the investigation is not challenged, root cause remains unknown.
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