Patient information was not provided.Sorin group (b)(4) manufactures the s5 roller pump.The incident occurred in (b)(6).This medwatch report is being filed on behalf of sorin group (b)(4).This issue occurred as a result of user error during the touch screen repair.The customer contacted sorin group on june 10, 2016 for consultation on the repair.The customer declined on-site assistance from a sorin group field service representative and elected to replace the touch screen on their own.Sorin group (b)(4) received a report on july 12, 2016 that, following the cracked touch screen repair performed by the facility biomed, the s5 roller pump would boot up but was unresponsive and displayed warning lights rather than numbers during a procedure.This caused boot-up failures for the display tower.There was no report of patient injury.A sorin group field service representative was dispatched to the facility to investigate.The service representatve inspected the pump and discovered that the connections were in the wrong ports, causing the system to be unresponsive.This occurred as a result of the user's unfamiliarity with the touch screen replacement process.The service representative reseated the connections into the propper ports, upgraded the firmware and tested the pump per the service manual.No further issues were discovered and the unit was returned to service.A review of the dhr did not identify any deviations or non-conformities relevant to the reported issue.No trend was identified for this type of issue.Sorin group deutschland will continue to monitor for trends related to this type of issue.Evaluated on site by sorin service rep.
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Sorin group (b)(4) received a report that, following a cracked touch screen repair performed by the facility biomed, the s5 roller pump would boot up but was unresponsive and displayed warning lights rather than numbers during a procedure.This caused boot-up failures for the display tower.There was no report of patient injury.
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