MAUDE Adverse Event Report - ABBOTT LABORATORIES ARCHITECT I1000SR ANALYZER, CHEMISTRY (PHOTOMETRIC, DISCRETE), FOR CLINICAL USE
MAUDE Adverse Event Report - ABBOTT LABORATORIES ARCHITECT I1000SR ANALYZER, CHEMISTRY (PHOTOMETRIC, DISCRETE), FOR CLINICAL USE
MAUDE Adverse Event Report - ABBOTT LABORATORIES ARCHITECT I1000SR ANALYZER, CHEMISTRY (PHOTOMETRIC, DISCRETE), FOR CLINICAL USE
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CLINICAL USE Results
Model Number 1L86-01
Device Problem Leak/Splash (1354)
Patient Problem No Clinical Signs, Symptoms or Conditions (4582)
Event Date 01/15/2021
Event Type malfunction
Manufacturer Narrative
Field service replaced the fitting,quick disc,threaded part on the architect for resolution.A review of the architect serial i1sr51347 service history,
revealed no additional issues of splashing from parts reported on the architect serial i1sr51347.No non-conformances or potential non-
conformances were identified for the fitting,quick disc,threaded part.A review of the product labeling concluded that the issue is sufficiently
addressed.The operations manual also addresses biological and chemical safety hazards that includes wearing personal protective equipment
(ppe) and safety awareness where hazards may exist.The i1000sr service and support manual provides instructions for the removal and
replacement of the fitting,quick disc,threaded part.No adverse trend was identified for the fitting,quick disc,threaded part.A review of the architect
product monitoring found no adverse trend of the architect i1000sr with regards to the complaint issue.No product deficiency was identified for
the complaint issue.
Event Description
The operator was splashed on intact skin above the neck when the fitting on the accumulator cap broke on the architect i1000sr.Error 5304,
(vacuum system error: liquid level too high) was generated on the architect i1000sr.The operator disassembled the rear panel and observed the
vacuum accumulator was half full of liquid.As soon as the operator touched the tank, one of the fittings on the cap broke and some liquid
splashed which came into contact with intact skin above the neck of the operator.The operator immediately rinsed the area.No injury or medical
intervention was reported.No specific patient information provided.No patient involved.
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