It was reported that high impedance was detected on this patient's model 102 generator using the m3000 version 1.5.2.1 programming system.It was previously determined through in-house testing that, for model 102/102r generators programmed to output currents > 1ma, system diagnostics using m3000 v1.0 and m250 software would display ok lead impedance while system diagnostics using m3000 v1.5.2.1 software would display a false high impedance.The cause of these false high impedance messages was a software error on m3000 v1.5.1.2 software; when system diagnostics were performed by the user with m3000 v1.5.2.1 software on m102/102r generators (normal mode output current >0 ma), normal mode diagnostics would actually be performed instead.The execution of normal diagnostics instead of system diagnostics is not apparent to the user, and the returned dcdc code was being compared against system diagnostic thresholds.The patient received a generator replacement due to battery depletion, and after the generator replacement to a m106 device, lead impedance was stated to be ok.The explant facility historically is a no return site and discards explanted products in surgery.No other relevant information has been received to date.
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The explanted generator was received by the manufacturer and underwent product analysis.The device was showing and end of service warning and based on the bench analysis and the electrical test results, the device exhibited current consumption rates that were within specification; thereby, demonstrating normal battery depletion.The device performed according to functional specifications and no abnormal performance or any other type of adverse condition was found with the generator.No other relevant information has been received to date.
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