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A bipap autosv adv device was returned to a third-party service center for service as part of the sound abatement foam recall process with no initial alleged complaint.There was no report of serious or permanent harm or injury.There was no report of medical intervention.During the evaluation of the device, the service technician observed visible foam particles inside the blower kit and noted blower foam degradation.The device was also not functional.Additionally, the service technician also noted dust contamination, and the evaluation of the device data identified unrelated error codes.These error codes are consistent with normal device operation and expected use conditions and are not considered reportable under medical device reporting requirements.No evidence was identified to suggest that these error codes contributed to or caused the reported event.The device was scrapped by the service center after the evaluation was completed.
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