Philips Healthcare: Field Change Order Service
Philips Healthcare: Field Change Order Service
CLASSIFICATION:
_X_ Mandatory Action
____ Action for Performance – Proactive
____ Action for Performance – Retrofit on Failure
____ Service Recommendation
APPLIES TO:
Geography : Worldwide
INTRODUCTION:
This FCO covers the resolution of multiple Software and Hardware Issues noted with the XL+
Defibrillator/Monitor. Through internal testing and customer complaint investigations software and hardware
issues were identified. This FCO consists of a software upgrade and hardware components that are to be
replaced.
1) The XL+ has several issues that are related to issues in the previous software version
(B.00.xx).
a) The XL+ may fail to complete the power on sequence and continuously reboot.
b) The XL+ may either fail to power up or may shut down unexpectedly.
c) The XL+ may fall into a condition were a fail-safe monitoring component is not
reset.
d) The XL+ may fail to generate verbal prompts in AED mode.
2) The XL+ speaker may fail.
3) The XL+ can shut down unexpectedly or remain powered on and not acknowledge or
charge the battery.
4) The XL+ exceeds the allowable radiated emissions level for Class B CISPR11.
5) Loss or unrecoverable ECG signal.
6) Loss of SpO2 signal and loss of SpO2 communication that can cause a device reboot.
7) Disruption of battery detection system causing a false low battery alarm.
Cause : 1) The XL+ has several issues that are related to the previous software version (B.00.xx)
a) The XL+ may fail to complete the power sequence causing continuous reboots to
occur.
b) A software error can occur causing the XL+ to fail to power up or shut down
unexpectedly.
c) Software upgrades B.00.02 or earlier can interfere with the reset of a fail-safe
monitoring component.
d) A software error can cause the XL+ to lose voice prompts.
2) The XL+ speaker housing can short to ground.
3) The battery may not seat properly on the internal battery connector.
4) When the XL+ is connected to AC power and exposed to Electrical Fast Transients
(EFT) the insufficient shielding can allow excessive radiation emissions.
5) The ECG signal may be lost or unrecoverable when exposed to EFT.
6) The SpO2 communication may fail when connected to AC power and exposed to EFT
causing the device to reboot.
7) The battery detection system can be disrupted when connected to AC power and
exposed to EFT causing a false latching low battery alarm condition.
Remedy : 1) Upgrading software to version B.01.00 will correct the software issues.
2) Replacing the Speaker Assembly II will correct the speaker failure issue.
3) Replacing the Battery PCA Connection II with Stabilizer will correct the issue of the
battery not seating properly.
4) Several cables and parts have been modified to in an effort to reduce radiation
emissions. Replacing of the following parts will correct the radiation issues.
Therapy PCA Exchange II
Processor PCA Exchange II
Rear I/O Assembly II
Therapy Port Receptacle II with Therapy Receptacle extender
LAN to Processor II Cable
Power Supply to Therapy PCA Cable II
Replace ECG Port Connector Block II
5) Replacement of Therapy Port Receptacle II, Therapy PCA II and installation of Therapy
Receptacle extender will correct the ECG signal loss issue.
6) Replacing the Rear I/O Assembly II and upgrading to software version B.01.00 will
correct the SpO2 communication failure issue.
7) Replacing the Rear I/O Assembly II, Processor PCA II and upgrading to software
version B.01.00 will correct the false low battery alarm issue.
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PROCEDURE:
For customers in the United States, the PCMS Q&R group will mail the Field Safety Notice (FSN) to the
customers. Outside the United States, the Key Markets will translate the FSN and mail it to customers.
Steps to complete a Service Work Order (SWO):
Note: Only close SWO if all the hardware updates and software upgrade have been completed.
1. Order parts.
a. For devices without ETCO2 order only order the following:
i. 453564580931 XL+ FCO86100172 SPK
ii. 453564570771 XL+ PCA Therapy Exchange II SPK, Key Component
iii. 453564570781 XL+ PCA Processor Exchange II SPK, Key Component
b. For devices with ETCO2 order the following:
i. 453564580931 XL+ FCO86100172 SPK
ii. 453564570771 XL+ PCA Therapy Exchange II SPK, Key Component
iii. 453564570781 XL+ PCA Processor Exchange II SPK, Key Component
iv. The appropriate Measurement Module with ETCO2 for the device measurement
module option configuration. See “Hardware” section above.
2. Complete hardware update. See “Hardware Update Instructions” section below.
3. Upgrade software to version B.01.00. See “Software Update Instructions” section below.
4. Complete the Verification Procedures as required per XL+ Service Manual, Edition 3
(989803160581).
5. Close the SWO only after completing all hardware updates, software updates and the
Verification Procedures.
CAUTION: The process to upgrade the software takes approximately 12 minutes per device. Please
follow all on-screen instructions. DO NOT suspend the upgrade process or remove power during
the upgrade as it may render the device unusable.
Verification Procedure(s):
Following the hardware service and software upgrade, print the Device Info Report and verify the
software revision displayed under the device serial number is B.01.00, followed by the language. For
example, SW Rev: B.01.00 American English
Complete Performance Verification Testing as specified in Service Manual and verify pass.
DOCUMENTATION:
HOSPITAL / ADDRESS:
PRODUCT NUMBER:
ACTION ON THIS UNIT WAS: (select one) JOB NO. / SERVICE INCIDENT NO.:
Not completed as this unit is not affected per instruction because: (state reason)
SIGNATURE CUSTOMER SERVICES MANAGER MAIL TO: Country Customer Services manager