User facility contacted magellan's product support team to report the instrument emitted an electric odor about two weeks prior to reporting the incident to magellan.The primary reporter states they were not involved in the incident, they were informed by the primary user after the fact, therefore, they were unable to provide detail on the origins of the odor.The reporter stated the primary user attempted to power on the instrument once but immediately turned it off after smelling the electric odor.The reporter also stated the facility staff only powers the instrument with the provided leadcare ac adaptor and never uses batteries.The unit was returned to magellan for evaluation.During investigative testing by magellan, it was noted that a voltage regulator was damaged, which is typically attributed to use with an adaptor not compatible with the leadcare analyzer.No user or patient impact or harm was reported.Case number (b)(4).
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