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While no serious injury resulted in this event, if this malfunction recurred, it could cause or contribute to a serious injury or require medical or surgical intervention to preclude such.This event, therefore, is reportable per 21cfr part 803.Usb 3 firmware v1.4 contains an issue in the portion of code used to optimize sensor performance.If the optimization occurs during an exposure or sensor readout, there is a chance that the resulting image will be corrupted.Image data following the point of corruption will consist of data that was previously held in the memory of the usb device.As a result, the presented image may contain a portion of data from a previous exposure.In general, this would be obvious to the user since the presented image would either contain obvious artifacts or different anatomy than expected.Field service evaluation- solution description (b)(6) 2026 , 17:51:25 , (b)(6).It was determined that the schick 33 s2 2.0 sensor will need to get replaced.Part # b1218051 oow part.Customer note (b)(6) 2026, 09:37:21, (b)(6).Did the reported issue require multiple images / multiple exposures to be taken on a patient: yes were there any injuries or mis diagnosis if multiple images/exposures were needed: no ds ticket # or troubleshooting: issue reported: auto-firing - randomly adding white images between exposures.Did the reported issue require multiple images / multiple exposures to be taken on a patient yes/no - do not put na): yes.Were there any injuries or misdiagnosis if multiple images/exposures were needed: no equipment typ e and model: 33 2.0.Serial number: (b)(6) kit js20007769 exp 12/6/24.Confirm sensor cable color: blue.Acquisition soft ware & version: es 24.2.Issue in one or all rooms: all other sensors work with working remotes in room(s) with issue: yes schick driver version (programs and features): ioss remote fw/fpga version: 2.38/1.15 sensor fw version: 3.4 if remote issue: 2.0 or 3.0 : tried different usb cable/usb port/bypassed usb hubs/extenders: yes 3.0 remote: tried on a 3.0 and 2.0 usb port/cable clip connected: yes if sensor issue, replaced elastomer: yes if sensor issue, tried different sensor cable: yes - worked for a short time and is giving auto-firing again.If no response to radiation, confirmed xray head functional: na additional troubleshooting steps/note s: na.
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While the customer was using a part of an intraoral sensor system, schick33 s2 sensor rma kit, 6ft, they allege the device self triggered, causing an x-ray image to be taken without prompting the device to take an image.No injury was reported from the alleged event.
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