Manufacturer's investigation conclusion: the report of a console smoking when being powered on was confirmed and reproduced during testing of the returned centrimag primary console.The returned centrimag primary console was evaluated and tested by the service depot under work order #(b)(4).Due to the reported event of smoke when powering up the unit, the console was not plugged into ac power.An internal inspection of the console was conducted, revealing a cracked and burnt power semiconductor component (power switch) on the motor control (lmcebp) printed circuit board (pcb), confirming the reported event.Due to no more 1st gen primary console parts being available, the unit could not be repaired.The customer was notified that the unit will be scrapped.The associated flow probe was tested with a lab owned console and was found to be intermittent.As a result, the flow probe was scrapped.Applicable sections of the centrimag primary console service process were performed.However, due to the damaged console component a full functional test could not be performed.The root cause of the burn component was determined to be a defective centrimag motor returned with this complaint and which was used during the event.The flow probe being defective could not be correlated to the reported event and was noted to be an additional observation.All defective devices were scrapped.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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