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It was reported that the user experienced repeated occlusion alerts while using the infusion set and associated disposables, with alerts recurring despite multiple full supply changes and no observed bent cannulas, kinked tubing, or air bubbles; at one point the user disconnected and administered manual injections, then later resumed pump delivery after priming the tubing per troubleshooting.Symptoms included an interruption of insulin delivery consistent with an occlusion event without medical intervention.Outcomes included temporary reliance on manual injections with subsequent restoration of pump delivery after troubleshooting and supply changes, without hospitalization reported.Investigation included guided troubleshooting and education, including disconnection, tubing fill, and resumption of insulin delivery.Investigation of this case revealed an occlusion consistent with flow restriction in the disposable pathway, unresolved until supply change and line priming, with no confirmed hardware malfunction noted.It was concluded, based on previously established findings for similar reports, that the cause was user technique and disposable-related flow obstruction.
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