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The manufacturer received information alleging no flow and burning smell.The device settings during the event were reported to be unknown.There was no allegation of serious or permanent harm or injury.No medical intervention was specified by the patient.Preliminary findings found that the clogged sieve caused the compressor to become overloaded and overheat, resulting in a burning smell.During the evaluation, the debug technician also noticed that the manifold was melted.Based on these findings, the sieves need to be replaced.Additionally, the inside of the rear cabinet is damaged, the whisper cap is cracked, and the capacitor is electrically defective.The inlet filter was replaced as part of preventive maintenance.The device was returned unrepaired to the manufacturer's product investigation lab (pil) for further investigation.
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