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The device was inspected by arjo representative.During inspection it was found that the button, located on the side rail control panel, was stuck in an activated position.It was detected by the bed as the e300 and e410 error codes displayed by the device.The troubleshooting section in the device technical documentation implies that whether the error code e300 is displayed on the control panel, the control button was pressed for more than 90 seconds.The instructions for use for the enterprise 9000x (document number: (b)(4)) includes the following information related to error codes e300, e410 and the maintenance of control buttons: ¿if a button is held down for more than 90 seconds, the function will be automatically inhibited until the button is released.Remove pressure from control button.If error code does not clear call an arjo-approved service agent.E410 ¿ service error.Call an arjo-approved service agent.Check that the patient controls, caregiver controls and attendant control panels operate correctly ¿ weekly¿.Based on the above, the e300 and e410 error codes were displayed because the control button was stuck in activated position, which led to unintended movement of the bed.To sum up, there is no indication that the device was used with a patient when the event occurred.The device failed to meet its performance specification since there was a damaged control button which resulted in an unintended movement.The complaint was decided to be reportable due to allegation of an unintended bed movement.No injury was reported.
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