Investigation summary: the report of a centrimag 2nd gen primary console blowing fuses was confirmed and reproduced during testing of the returned centrimag 2nd gen primary console.The console was evaluated and tested at mcs zurich.The returned console was connected to ac power but the console's ac power led did not flash.When the console was switched on it started up on battery power (the green battery led was flashing; the ac power led did not flash).The fuses of the (ac) power entry module were inspected and one fuse was found to be missing.The remaining fuse was checked with a multi-meter and was not defective.The missing fuse was replaced with a new one.However, it became defective as soon as the console was connected to ac power, reproducing the reported event.Further testing found that the console's 24v power supply printed circuit board (pcb) was defective.However, due to this pcb being a part from an external supplier ("fsp power solutions gmbh"), no schematics were available at mcs zurich and no further investigation on the component level could be performed.As a result, the root cause of the 24v power supply pcb being defective could not be conclusively determined.The defective pcb and fuse were replaced with new components.Additionally, the console's battery pack was replaced due to having expired.The repaired console was functionally tested and functioned as intended after the repair.The serviced and tested console was returned to the customer site.Reports of similar events will continue to be tracked and monitored.No further information was provided.The manufacturer is closing the file on this event.
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