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Customer reported via phone call that they experienced high blood glucose level.The customer had not reported any symptoms and was treated with injections.Customer's blood glucose value was 346 mg/dl at time of incident.Customer's current blood glucose value was 89 mg/dl.Customer stated that they had highs and everything looks good and there does not appear to be air in his air bubbles.Troubleshooting was performed.Customer was neither in emergency room, nor admitted into hospital, nor was emergency medical service dispatched as a result of high blood glucose.Customer stated that pump is under delivering and is treating for high blood glucose level and the blood glucose level wont not go down even while entering in extra insulin already changed insulin vial and checked set.The drive support cap appeared normal.Customer declined to check for the presence of leaks or air bubbles in the tubing/reservoir.Customer declined to check for possible site/insulin issues.Customer was explained about the 2 high blood glucose rule.Customer was advised to change the infusion set, reservoir and insulin and to treat per healthcare professional's recommendation.The product was not returned for analysis.
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Pump passed all functional testing including the displacement, operating current, unexpected restart error test, rewind, basic occlusion test, occlusion test, prime, excessive no delivery test and passed the delivery accuracy test.Pump received with cracked battery tube threads, cracked lcd window, minor scratched lcd window, cracked reservoir tube lip, cracked case display window corner, stained end cap sticker, stained address/serial number label, cracked belt clip slot and cracked case reservoir tube window corner.
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