The analyzer was disassembled and electrical engineering observed a capacitor that had failed.When the analyzer was removed from the xprecia stride box, there was a 'burnt' odor.External review of the analyzer showed no evidence of damage.Upon disassembly, a capacitor on the main board was found to have failed.The heat from the capacitor would have generated the smoke seen by the customer, but there is no evidence of ignition or fire.Additional testing was performed to determine if the issue was related to a faulty component on the board or the capacitor itself.The defective capacitor was replaced with a new one and the instrument booted up and operates with no issues.There appears to be no issue with the board, just the one capacitor.The issue appears to be isolated to just this one instrument.
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