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It was reported that when using the bd pyxis¿ medstation¿ 4000, drawer failed, device had powered down and the screen went black; after powering back on, attempts to remove medication resulted in maintenance and drawer failure alerts, with the affected drawer unable to recover despite no visible obstructions and normal operation of the emergency release latch.The customer stated that this malfunction occurred while dispensing the medication.There were no adverse events or injuries reported based on this event.
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A review of the complaint history for sn (b)(6) was performed in salesforce which did not locate similar complaint(s) with the same failure mode for this serial number.A review of the device history record for sn (b)(6) was performed from the date of manufacture, 18-nov-2020 and confirmed that this device was not previously returned for servicing and there were no production failures which correlates to the customer reported issue.Upon investigation of the actual device used in this incident, it was determined that the drawer 4.1 and 4.2 failed.A field service engineer (fse) found no led activity on the drawer controller boards.Using a fluke meter, tested the boards for drawers 4.1 and 4.2 and isolated the failure to the drawer 4.1 controller board.Then, the fse replaced the drawer 4.1 controller board and the pyxibus module control board, then reseated all associated cables and connections.Rebooted the device, launched the application, and successfully reconfigured the drawer.The customer recovered the drawer and verified normal access and operation with no further issues.The system functioned as intended after the field service engineer repaired the device.
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