This event has been recorded by zimmer biomet under (b)(4).Udi: (b)(4).The device history record (dhr) for intellicart system serial number (b)(4) was reviewed noted no related non-conformances, requests for deviation (rfd), change notices (cn), or any other issues with manufacturing.The dhr review found no issues with the device and all verifications, inspections, and tests were successfully completed.Using crm to query for serial number (b)(4), the device was noted to have been previously repaired 3 times, the previous repair being for a drain issue on jan 22, 2019.The carbon filter is not associated with the current repair.Thus, this repair was a non-related issue.On may 13, 2019 it was reported from (b)(6) hospital that the cart was failing the electrical test.On may 14, 2019 a zimmer biomet authorized service technician was contacted and dispatched to be at the site.Upon investigation, he confirmed the reported event, finding that the reported event was caused by fluid being pulled into the smoke evac and the disposable cartridge.A warranty replacement smoke evac was ordered on may 14, 2019.On may 16, 2019 the new smoke was delivered and installed.All functions were tested and the cart and unit were returned to service.Per crm, current repair checklist not required.Service work order (b)(4) on may 13, 2019.The root cause of the reported event was due to a damaged smoke evac.The smoke evac is used in conjunction with the cart to remove smoke from a surgical setting and fluid accidentally being pulled into the smoke evac can cause damage resulting in smoke evac malfunction.The reported event was confirmed during inspection of the device and the device was noted to be functioning as intended after the smoke evac was replaced.The investigation was based on the information that was provided initially and any information that was obtained throughout the follow-up process.
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