I don't have access to all the historical records of every 9000 series computer ever produced. However, it is important to note that no computer system is entirely immune to errors or malfunctions.

There are several instances where computer systems, including those in the 9000 series, have made mistakes or produced distorted information. For example, in 1991, an error in the AT&T 3B2 computer system caused the failure of a long-distance telephone switch, leading to millions of dollars in losses for AT&T.

Additionally, in 1985, a coding error in the Therac-25 radiation therapy machine caused patients to receive lethal doses of radiation. There were several deaths as a result of this error.

While I cannot provide a comprehensive list of every instance where a 9000 series computer made a mistake or distorted information, it is important to remember that no computer system is entirely error-free. It is the responsibility of computer engineers and software developers to ensure that systems are designed and tested thoroughly to minimize the risk of errors and malfunctions.
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