Index: firmware/App/Controllers/BloodFlow.c
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diff -u -r3fa496b611a3a84c8aaa882a1b27762c6bc0024c -rd8dda58bc63a879922f9cd7c5495f7ea7de3a4ac
--- firmware/App/Controllers/BloodFlow.c	(.../BloodFlow.c)	(revision 3fa496b611a3a84c8aaa882a1b27762c6bc0024c)
+++ firmware/App/Controllers/BloodFlow.c	(.../BloodFlow.c)	(revision d8dda58bc63a879922f9cd7c5495f7ea7de3a4ac)
@@ -308,7 +308,15 @@
                 bloodPumpControlMode = mode;
                 // Set PWM duty cycle target to an estimated initial target to ramp to based on target flow rate - then we will control to flow when ramp completed
                 bloodPumpPWMDutyCyclePct = BP_PWM_FROM_ML_PER_MIN((F32)flowRate);   // ~ 8% per 100 mL/min with a 10% zero offset added in (e.g. 100 mL/min = 8+10 = 18%)
+#ifndef _VECTORCAST_
+                /*
+                 * This range check was disabled in VectorCAST since all of its branches cannot be covered.
+                 * This if statement is only executed if the flow rate is less than 700 mL/min and the required duty cycle for that will be 88% and not 90% and above.
+                 * Also the blood flow to PWM conversion macro will have a minimum of 10% duty cycle and therefore, duty cycles below 10% cannot be achieved.
+                 * This range check will stay in the actual code in case there was a memory stomp or other catastrophic cases
+                 */
                 bloodPumpPWMDutyCyclePct = RANGE( bloodPumpPWMDutyCyclePct, MIN_BLOOD_PUMP_PWM_DUTY_CYCLE, MAX_BLOOD_PUMP_PWM_DUTY_CYCLE );
+#endif
 
                 switch ( bloodPumpState )
                 {