(b)(4).This report is being submitted due to a retrospective review conducted under capa (b)(4).On (b)(6) 2015, fse arrived at the site to address the reported event.Visual inspection of the device determined that the glass was separating from the steel of the large syringe and that the readyne valve seal was not properly seated, resulting in high pressure.The large seal was replaced and corrected.The customer was subsequently able to successfully run calibration and controls.No further action was required by field service.The most probable cause of the reported event was due to fault/failure of the large syringe and misalignment of the readyne valve seal.
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On (b)(6) 2015, the customer reported hearing a grinding noise and receiving a "706 syringe-l error" with their g8 analyzer.Upon reboot and rerun, no peaks were detected.The sample needle had already been changed and buffer volumes were noted to be okay, but hemolysis wash was low and had been changed that morning.The customer reported that she had also primed and drained the flushes as a result of air in the lines above the sample needle.On (b)(6) 2015, a field service engineer (fse) was dispatched to address the reported event, which resulted in delayed reporting hba1c patient results.There was no indication of patient intervention or adverse health consequences due to the delay in reporting.
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