The log was analyzed for the reported date of event.It was found that a too low motor voltage has caused the reported ventilator failure.Furthermore, charger errors were identified indicating that the charge state of the batteries was not as expected after a given period of time.It remained below 16v although the batteries were charged continuously.This symptom can be caused by a power supply or battery failure so that finally one of these components has led to the low motor voltage situation and subsequently has caused the ventilator failure.In this case the automatic ventilation is stopped accompanied by a corresponding "vent fail" alarm.The user can switch to manual ventilation to continue the procedure as described in the ifu.The device was repaired by replacement of the power supply and battery and was successfully tested according to dräger specification.The number of similar cases, related to the same root cause, is within the expected range of the respective risk assessment and thus accepted.
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