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The unit was returned on 13-sept-2024 to task service center for evaluation.Functional check: device came with complaint: audible bang was heard and sparks shot out of machine.Device did not boot up anymore.After assessment we found that the xm9 power supply was broken.(pn12740002).After replacement we found that the device was running on old software (105/252/17), replacement of updated ronetix cpu module was carried out.While opening the device 1 flathead screw was damaged.We replaced it.After all replacements and updates the device meets all acceptance criteria.The reported complaint description is confirmed.During the functional test, the unit would not power on due to a faulty power supply.After replacement we found that the device was running on old software.The ronetix card was replaced with the upgraded software version 2.0.While opening the device one flathead screw was damaged, which was replaced.The root cause for the unit sparking and not turning on was determined to be due to a faulty power supply, which was replaced (wear and tear).This is the first reported error for this unit for sparked.This is the first time the power supply was replaced.The root cause for the damaged screws could be due to wear and tear.The screw was replaced.This is the first reported error for this unit for damaged screw.The unit was tested with the new ronetix card, screws and power supply per svc-006-s06 functional test and electrical safety test per svc-027 and met all acceptance criteria.A review of the device history records (service order history) was performed for the reported serial number (b)(6) for any deviations related to the reported failure mode of the complaint.The review confirmed that the unit met all material, assembly, and performance specification prior to distribution, i.E.No ncr associated with reported failure mode.Labeling review: the user manual (16750970-21), which is supplied to the user with this unit contains the following statements: (error message) "errors are non-recoverable system failures which require the end user to reboot the system.System errors may be the result of a failure that the end user in general has no ability to correct.System errors will be reported with unique error numbers which must be provided to angiodynamics to facilitate troubleshooting.In the event of a system error please make note of the events leading up to the error, record the error number, and follow the on-screen instructions.If such an error occurs, the solero unit will turn off and disable the microwave source, so there is no risk of immediate harm to the end user or the patient.6.3.2 unrecoverable system errors: any system error other than the coolant fault will be the result of an underlying problem with the system that the user will be unable to correct.In this case, the system will display an error similar to the one shown (example system error 125).The only differentiation will be the error number reported in the status bar.In this event, the user should note the conditions leading up to the error, record the error number, and report this information to the complaint handling department of angiodynamics.See section 12 for contact information.System errors are unrecoverable and the system should be shut down.It is not recommended that the system be restarted for further procedures until cleared by angiodynamics.Ap here to enter dfu information.Nformation.Dfu information.To enter dfu information.Reference (b)(4).
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