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GE LOGIQ S8 Service Manual (310 pages)

Brand: GE | Category: Laboratory Equipment | Size: 38.46 MB

Table of Contents
15
CHAPTER 1 Introduction

35
- Overview
  35
- Important Conventions
  37
  - Conventions Used in this Manual
    37
  - Standard Hazard Icons
    38
  - Product Icons
    39
- Safety Considerations
  41
  - Introduction
    41
  - Human Safety
    41
  - Mechanical Safety
    41
  - Electrical Safety
    42
    
    Safe Practices
    42
    
    Probes
    42
  - Auxiliary Devices Safety
    42
  - Labels Locations
    44
    
    Main Label
    45
  - Dangerous Procedure Warnings
    46
  - Lockout/Tagout Requirements (for USA Only)
    46
  - Returning/Shipping System, Probes and Repair Parts
    46
- Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)
  47
  - What Is EMC
    47
  - Compliance
    47
  - Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Prevention
    47
- Customer Assistance
  48
  - Contact Information
    48
  - System Manufacturer
    48
CHAPTER 2 Site Preparation

49
- Overview
  49
  - Purpose of Chapter 2
    49
- General Console Requirements
  50
  - Environmental Requirements
    50
    
    Cooling
    50
    
    Lighting
    50
  - Electrical Requirements
    50
    
    LOGIQ™ S8 Power Requirements
    51
    
    Inrush Current
    51
    
    Site Circuit Breaker
    51
    
    Site Power Outlets
    51
    
    Main Power Plug
    51
  - EMI Limitations
    52
  - Probe Environmental Requirements
    53
  - Time and Manpower Requirements
    53
  - System Specifications
    54
    
    Physical Dimensions of LOGIQ™ S8
    54
    
    Acoustic Noise Output
    54
    
    Electrical Specifications
    54
- Facility Needs
  55
CHAPTER 3 Setup Instructions

59
- Overview
  59
  - The Purpose of Chapter 3
    59
- Set up Reminders
  59
  - Average Installation Time
    59
  - Installation Warnings
    60
    
    Moving/Lifting the System
    60
    
    System Acclimation Time
    60
    
    OPIO Position
    60
    
    Brake Pedal Operation
    61
  - Safety Reminders
    61
- Receiving and Unpacking the Equipment
  62
- Preparing for Set up
  66
  - Verify Customer Order
    66
  - EMI Protection
    67
- Connection of Auxiliary Devices
  68
- Completing the Set up
  79
  - Connecting the Unit to a Power Source
    79
  - Power on / Boot up
    79
    
    Scanner Power on
    79
    
    Back End Processor Boot up
    80
    
    During a Normal Boot, You May Observe
    81
  - Power off / Shutdown
    82
    
    Scanner Shutdown
    82
  - Transducer Connection
    84
    
    Connecting the Probe
    84
    
    Connecting the CW Pencil Probe
    85
    
    Cable Handling
    85
    
    Activating the Probe
    85
    
    Deactivating the Probe
    85
    
    Disconnecting the Probe
    85
- Printer Installation
  86
- System Configuration
  92
  - System/General Preset Menu
    92
  - External I/O Connectors
    95
- Available Probes
  96
  - Supported Probes
    96
    
    Probe Naming Conventions
    96
    
    Probe Description
    97
- Software/Option Configuration
  98
- Connectivity Setup
  99
  - Connectivity Introduction
    99
    
    The Dataflow Concept
    99
    
    Dataflow Examples
    100
    
    Stand-Alone LOGIQ™ S8
    101
    
    LOGIQ™ + PC Within a "Sneaker Net
    101
    
    Connection between LOGIQ™ and DICOM Server
    101
- Configuring Connectivity
  102
  - Overview
    102
  - Structured Reporting
    102
    
    Supported Parameters
    102
  - Connectivity Functions
    102
  - Tcpip
    103
  - Device
    104
  - Service
    105
    
    Adding a Service to a Destination Device
    106
    
    Removing a Service
    106
    
    Changing Parameters for a Service
    106
- Connectivity Setup Worksheet
  107
- Paperwork
  109
  - Product Locator Installation
    109
  - User Manual(S)
    109
CHAPTER 4 Functional Checks

111
- Overview
  111
  - Purpose of Chapter 4
    111
- Required Equipment
  111
- General Procedure
  112
  - System Exterior Visual Check
    112
    
    Physical Abnormalities
    112
    
    Appearance Inspection
    114
  - Mechanical Parts Functional Check
    115
    
    Main LCD
    116
    
    Lcd Arm
    117
    
    OPIO Swivel Lock
    118
    
    Swivel/Brake Lock Caster
    119
  - Power On/Off
    121
    
    Scanner Power on
    121
    
    Sleep Mode Check
    123
    
    Power off / Shutdown Check
    124
  - System Information
    125
    
    Software Version
    125
    
    Service Platform Confirmation
    126
    
    USB Port Test
    127
  - System Integration Checks
    128
    
    OPIO Test
    128
    
    DVD Drive Test
    129
    
    LAN Port Test
    129
  - Peripheral Checks
    130
    
    DVR Test (if Equipped)
    130
    
    Black and White Printer Test
    130
    
    Color Printer Test
    130
    
    CD/DVD Read/Writetest
    130
    
    ECG Test
    130
    
    V-NAV Test
    130
    
    Gel Warmer Test
    131
    
    Single CWD
    131
  - Mode Transition Checks
    131
    
    General Information
    131
    
    B-Mode
    131
    
    Color Flow-Mode
    131
    
    Pulse Doppler Mode
    132
    
    B/CF/PW Mode
    133
    
    M-Mode
    134
CHAPTER 5 Components and Functions (Theory)

141
- Overview
  141
- Purpose of Chapter 5
  141
- General Information
  142
- System Exterior
  142
- Operator Panel
  143
- System Options
  145
- System Ports
  146
- Power on Sequence
  147
- Software Options
  148
- Options
  148
- Hardware Options
  149
- Options
  149
- Regional and Peripheral Options
  150
- Regional Options
  150
- Peripheral Options
  150
- Mechanical Descriptions
  151
- Physical Dimensions
  151
- LCD Monitor
  151
- OPIO Positioning
  151
- Air Flow Distribution
  152
CHAPTER 6 Service Adjustments

153
- Overview
  153
- Purpose of Chapter 6
  153
- Regulatory
  153
- LCD Monitor Adjustment
  154
- Brightness/Contrast
  155
- Brightness
  155
- Contrast
  155
- Gamma
  156
- Mode
  156
- Function
  157
- Scale
  157
- Information
  157
- Memory Recall
  158
- Sbc
  158
- Osd
  159
- Language
  159
- H-Position
  159
- V-Postion
  159
- Half Tone
  159
- Exit
  160
CHAPTER 7 Diagnostics/Troubleshooting

161
- Overview
  161
- Purpose of Chapter 7
  161
- Collect Vital System Information
  162
- Collecting System Information
  162
- Check Points Voltages
  163
- Visual Check
  163
- Common Power Supply (CPS)
  163
- LED for Power Status
  164
- Screen Captures and Logs
  165
- Capturing a Screen
  165
- Export Log's and System Data
  165
- Export System Data (by Pressing the ALT + D Key)
  165
- Remote Access to Service Platform
  166
- General
  166
- How the Customer Enables/Disables Disruptive Mode and VCO
  166
- GE Icon and Remote Connection
  166
- Customer Granting Full Remote Access Permission to GE Service Technician
  167
- If GE Service Technician Requests Remote Access Permission
  167
- Minimum Configuration to Boot/Scan
  168
CHAPTER 8 Replacement Procedures

169
- Overview
  169
- Purpose of Chapter 8
  169
- Returning/Shipping System, Probes and Repair Parts
  170
- System Software - Installation/Upgrade Procedure
  171
- Introduction
  171
- Manpower
  171
- Tools
  171
- Preparations
  171
- Software Installation from DVD
  171
- System Software - Installation Procedure
  171
- Application Software Installation Preparation
  172
- Application Software Installation
  173
- Software and Functional Checks after Installation/Upgrade Procedure
  176
- Functional Check
  176
- Settings - Backup and Restore
  176
- General Information
  176
- Supported Media
  176
- General Notes
  176
- Backup Procedures
  176
- Restore Procedures
  177
- Ezbackup and Ezmove
  178
- To Review Ezbackup and Ezmove
  178
- Option Keys
  179
- Replacement Front Cover
  180
- Manpower
  180
- Tools
  180
- Removal Procedure
  180
- Installation Procedure
  181
- Functional Check
  181
- Replacement Top Cover
  182
- Manpower
  182
- Tools
  182
- Removal Procedure
  182
- Installation Procedure
  183
- Functional Check
  183
- Replacement Side Cover
  184
- Manpower
  184
- Tools
  184
- Removal Procedure
  184
- Removal Procedure - Side Cover (L)
  184
- Removal Procedure - Side Cover (R)
  186
- Installation Procedure
  187
- Functional Check
  187
- Replacement Rear Cover
  188
- Manpower
  188
- Tools
  188
- Removal Procedure
  188
- Installation Procedure
  188
- Functional Check
  188
- Replacement Side Tray & Footrest Cover
  189
- Manpower
  189
- Tools
  189
- Removal Procedure
  189
- Removal Procedure - Side Tray
  189
- Removal Procedure - Foot Rest Cover
  190
- Installation Procedure
  190
- Functional Check
  190
- Replacement Side B/W Printer Tray
  190
- Replacement of Monitor and LCD Arm Plastic Covers
  191
- Manpower
  191
- Tools
  191
- Preparations
  191
- Remove Procedure
  191
- Installation Procedure
  193
- Functional Check
  194
- Replacement of OPIO and Related Parts
  195
- Manpower
  195
- Tools
  195
- Removal Procedure
  195
- Removal Procedure - Trackball Ring
  196
- Removal Procedure - OP Panel Assy
  196
- Removal Procedure - an Keyboard
  199
- Removal Procedure - Trackball
  200
- Removal Procedure - TGC Assy
  200
- Removal Procedure - LCD Touch Panel Assy
  201
- Removal Procedure - OP Panel Main PWA Assy - Small
  201
- Removal Procedure - OP Panel Main PWA Assy - Large
  202
- Removal Procedure - Joystick and Encoder on PWA
  203
- Installation Procedure
  204
- Functional Check
  204
- Replacement of the Caps for Hardkeys
  205
- Manpower
  205
- Tools
  205
- Removal Procedure
  205
- Installation Procedure
  206
- Functional Check
  206
- Replacement of Key Caps (by Special Native Language Keys)
  207
- Manpower
  207
- Tools
  207
- Preparations
  207
- Removal Procedure
  207
- Installation Procedure
  208
- Functional Check
  209
- Replacement Around ACQ Box
  210
- Manpower
  210
- Tools
  210
- ACQ Box Access
  210
- Removal Procedure - PID, BF192, GFS, CPS
  212
- Removal Procedure - Separating PID and BF192
  214
- Removal Procedure - Separating CWD Board from PID
  217
- Handling EEPROM on GFS Board
  217
- Separating DC4D Unit from CPS
  219
- Installation Procedure
  220
- Installation Procedure - PID, BF192, GFS, CPS
  220
- Functional Check - PID, BF192, GFS, CPS
  220
- Removal Procedure - ACQ Box
  221
- Removal Procedure - Separating CBP (Backplane)
  222
- Installation Procedure - ACQ Box
  222
- Functional Check
  222
- Replacement of CSI and Fan
  223
- Manpower
  223
- Tools
  223
- Installation Procedure
  225
- Functional Check
  225
- Replacement of Rear Handle
  226
- Manpower
  226
- Tools
  226
- Removal Procedure
  226
- Installation Procedure
  226
- Functional Check
  226
- Replacement of Caster
  227
- Manpower
  227
- Tools
  227
- Removal Procedure
  227
- Installation Procedure
  228
- Functional Check
  228
- Replacement of the SOM,HDD and DVR
  229
- Manpower
  229
- Tools
  229
- Removal Procedure
  229
- Note on SOM Replacement
  231
- Configuring BIOS
  231
- Note on EEPROM Replacement
  232
- Accessing EEPROM
  233
- Initializing EEPROM
  234
- Modifying Contents of EEPROM (Comexpress VPD)
  236
- Functional Check
  236
- Replacement of the Harness Cable, Cable Duct, and OPIO Cable Assy
  237
- Manpower
  237
- Tools
  237
- Pre-Work
  237
- Removal Procedure (Monitor Cable through LCD Arm)
  237
- Removal Procedure (Monitor Cable and OPIO Cable)
  239
- Installation Procedure
  242
- Functional Check
  242
- Replacement of Peripheral Cable Assy
  243
- DVD Cables
  243
- Manpower
  243
- Tools
  243
- Removal Procedure
  243
- Installation Procedure
  244
- Functional Check
  244
- B/W and Color Printer Cables
  245
- Manpower
  245
- Tools
  245
- Removal Procedure
  245
- Installation Procedure
  246
- Functional Check
  246
- VNAV Option Cables
  247
- Manpower
  247
- Tools
  247
- Removal Procedure
  247
- Installation Procedure
  248
- Functional Check
  248
- Replacement of the Probe Holder(Kit), Cable Hook, and Extended Probe Holder
  249
- Manpower
  249
- Tools
  249
- Removal Procedure
  249
- Removal Procedure - Probe Holder
  249
- Removal Procedure - Cable Hook
  250
- Removal Procedure - Extended Probe Holder
  251
- Installation Procedure
  251
- Functional Check
  251
- Replacement of AC Cable Holder
  252
- Manpower
  252
- Tools
  252
- Removal Procedure
  252
- Installation Procedure
  252
- Functional Check
  252
- Replacement of the Peripherals
  253
- B/W Printer
  253
- B/W on MID/High Console
  253
- Manpower
  253
- Tools
  253
- Removal Procedure
  253
- Installation Procedure
  254
- Functional Check
  254
- B/W on Side Cabinet
  255
- Manpower
  255
- Tools
  255
- Removal Procedure
  255
- Installation Procedure
  256
- Functional Check
  256
- Color Printer
  256
- VNAV Option
  260
- Manpower
  260
- Tools
  260
- Removal
  260
- Installation Procedure
  261
- Functional Check
  262
- Manpower
  262
- Tools
  262
- Removal Procedure
  262
- Installation Procedure
  262
- Manpower
  263
- Tools
  263
- Installation Procedure
  268
- Functional Check
  268
- Replacement of SW CD Set
  268
- Manpower
  268
- Tools
  268
- Removal Procedure
  268
- Replacement of Drawer
  269
- Drawer on MID Cabinet
  269
- Manpower
  269
- Tools
  269
- Removal Procedure
  269
- Installation Procedure
  270
- Functional Check
  270
- Drawer on High Cabinet
  271
- Manpower
  271
- Tools
  271
- Removal Procedure
  271
- Installation Procedure
  272
- Functional Check
  272
CHAPTER 9 Renewal Parts

273
- Overview
  273
- List of Abbreviations
  274
- Parts List Groups
  275
- Plastics Covers (Front/Sides/Rear)
  276
- LCD Monitor
  277
- Opio
  278
- Nest Box Parts
  281
- Mechanical Parts
  284
- Options
  286
- Optional Peripherals and Accessories
  288
- Printers
  288
- Power Cord
  289
CHAPTER 10 Care & Maintenance

291
- Overview
  291
- Periodic Maintenance Inspections
  291
- Purpose of Chapter 10
  291
- Why Do Maintenance
  292
- Keeping Records
  292
- Maintenance Task Schedule
  292
- How Often Should Care & Maintenance Tasks be Performed
  292
- Tools Required
  295
- Special Tools, Supplies and Equipment
  295
- Specific Requirements for Care & Maintenance
  295
- System Maintenance
  296
- Preliminary Checks
  296
- Functional Checks
  297
- System Checks
  297
- Peripheral/Option Checks
  298
- Input Power
  298
- Mains Cable Inspection
  298
- Cleaning
  298
- General Cleaning
  298
- Physical Inspection
  299
- Optional Diagnostic Checks
  299
- Probe Maintenance
  300
- Probe Related Checks
  300
- Basic Probe Care
  300
- Basic Probe Cleaning And/Or Disinfection
  300
- Using a Phantom
  301
- Electrical Safety Tests
  301
- Safety Test Overview
  301
- GEHC Leakage Current Limits
  302
- Earth Leakage Current Test
  304
- Definition
  304
- Type BF Patient Leakage Current Test - Probe
  305
- Definition
  305
- Generic Procedure on Leakage Current
  305

GE LOGIQ S8 Service Manual (418 pages)

Brand: GE | Category: Medical Equipment | Size: 16.53 MB

Table of Contents

17
Chapter 1 Introduction

33
- Overview
  33
  - Purpose of this Chapter
    33
  - Contents in this Chapter
    33
- Service Manual Overview
  34
- Important Conventions
  39
  - Conventions Used in this Manual
    39
  - Standard Hazard Icons
    40
  - Product Icons
    42
- Safety Considerations
  47
  - Contents in this Section
    47
  - Introduction
    47
  - Human Safety
    47
  - Safety Considerations
    48
  - Mechanical Safety
    49
  - Electrical Safety
    51
  - Auxiliary Devices Safety
    52
  - Battery Safety
    54
- Labels Locations
  55
  - The Labels on the Cover
    55
  - Rating Plate
    58
- Dangerous Procedure Warnings
  59
- Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) Requirements
  60
- Returning/Shipping System, Probes and Repair Parts
  61
  - For LOGIQ S8 Vet System
    61
- Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) and Electrostatic Discharge (ESD)
  62
- Customer Assistance
  63
- CHAPTER 2 Site Preparations
  65
- Overview
  65
  - Purpose of this Chapter
    65
  - Contents in this Chapter
    65
- General Console Requirements
  66
  - Environmental Requirements
    66
  - Electrical Requirements
    67
  - EMI Limitations
    68
  - Probe Environmental Requirements
    70
  - Time and Manpower Requirements
    70
- Facility Needs
  71
  - Purchaser Responsibilities
    71
  - Required Facility Needs
    72
  - Privacy and Security
    72
  - Desirable Features
    73
  - Minimal Floor Plan Suggestions
    73
  - Networking Setup Requirements
    74
- Environmental Dangers
  76
  - Patient Vicinity UL60601-1 (USA)
    76
  - Patient Environment IEC60601-1 (IEC60601-1-1) and ANSI AAMI ES60601-1
    77
Chapter 3 System Setup

79
- Overview
  79
  - Purpose of this Chapter
    79
  - Contents in this Chapter
    79
- Setup Reminders
  80
  - Average Setup Time
    80
  - Setup Warnings
    81
- Receiving and Unpacking the Equipment
  83
  - Receiving and Unpacking Warnings
    83
  - Receiving the LOGIQ S8
    84
  - Transportation Box Label
    86
  - Unpacking the LOGIQ S8
    87
- Packing Materials - Recycling Information
  88
- Preparing for Setup
  89
  - Verify Customer Order
    89
  - Physical Inspection
    89
  - EMI Protection
    89
- Completing the Set up
  90
  - System Specifications
    90
  - Electrical Specifications
    91
  - Connection the I/O Rear Panel
    92
  - Connecting Probes
    93
- Power On/Off
  95
  - Connect AC (Mains) Power to the LOGIQ S8
    96
  - Power on
    97
  - Login
    98
  - Logoff/Shutdown/Exit
    99
  - Complete Shutdown
    100
  - Sleep Mode (R1 to R4)
    101
  - To Change Your Password
    102
  - Password Policies
    103
  - Disk Encryption
    107
- System Configuration
  110
  - Purpose of this Section
    110
  - Software Option Installation
    113
- Optional Peripherals/Peripheral Connection
  115
- Connecting the Secondary "Patient" LCD Monitor
  116
- Printer Installation
  127
- Connectivity Setup
  144
  - Connectivity Introduction
    144
  - The Dataflow Concept
    144
  - Stand-Alone LOGIQ S8
    146
  - LOGIQ S8 + PC Within a "Sneaker Net
    146
  - Connection between LOGIQ S8 and DICOM Server
    146
  - Wired Ethernet from LOGIQ S8 to a Workstation
    147
  - Connection Using Wireless Option (R2.X.X or Later)
    147
  - Network Icon
    148
- Configuring Connectivity
  150
  - Overview
    150
  - Contents in this Section
    150
  - Structured Reporting
    150
  - Connectivity Functions
    151
  - Tcpip
    152
  - Device
    154
  - Service
    155
  - Instructions for Setting up Network Storage on LOGIQ S8 R4
    157
Section 3-13 Setting up Insite Connection (R1 to R4) 3-13-1 Overview

160
- Setting up Insite Connection (R1 to R4)
  160
  - Overview
    160
  - Contents in this Section
    160
  - Prerequisites for Insite Setup
    160
  - Configuration Steps
    161
  - Configuring Insite
    161
  - Configuring Agent Configuration
    161
  - Configuring Advanced Configuration
    164
  - Configuring Request for Service (RFS)
    168
  - Verifying Insite Connection - CSD
    169
  - Verifying Insite Connection - VCO
    170
- Agent Configuration (R4.2.5X and Later)
  171
  - Overview
    171
  - Verifying Back Office Connection - CSD
    171
  - Verifying Back Office Connection - VOC
    172
- Connectivity Setup Worksheet
  173
  - B.) Default Gateway
    173
- Paperwork
  175
  - Product Locator Installation Card
    175
  - User Manual(S)
    175
    
    User
    175
Section 4-4 Functional Checks

194
- Performance Tests
  198
- B-Mode Checks
  199
- M-Mode Checks
  201
- Color Flow Mode Checks
  203
- PW/CW Doppler Mode Checks
  205
- Tissue Velocity Imaging (TVI) Checks
  207
- Cineloop Check
  208
- SWE (Shear Wave "Shear Elasto") Functional Check
  208
- Basic Measurements
  209
- System Integration Checks
  211
- Probe/Connectors Checks
  213
- ECG Check
  214
- Peripheral Checks
  215
- System Exterior Visual Check
  217
- 4D (Option)
  222
- Extended Battery (Option)
  222
- Mechanical Functions Checks
  222
- Volume Navigation (Option)
  222
- Fibroscan Module (Option)
  223
Chapter 5 Components and Functions (Theory)

227
- General Information
  228
- Power Distribution
  237
- Power Loss Description
  238
- Software Overview
  239
- Software Options
  240
- Hardware Options
  243
- Regional and Peripheral Options
  251
- Air Flow Distribution
  252
- Product Manuals
  253
Section 7-4 Service Desktop (Csd) - R1 to R4 7-4-1 Purpose of this Section

290
- Global Service User Interface (GSUI)
  291
- CSD Top Page
  292
- Error Logs
  293
- Diagnostics
  294
- Calibration
  295
- Image Quality
  295
- Configuration
  296
- Utilities - Common Utilities
  297
- Replacement
  307
Section 7-6 Service Desktop (R4.2.5X and Later)

316
- Color Statuses
  317
- Disruptive Mode
  317
- Licenses
  318
- Home
  319
- Utilities
  324
- Options
  335
- Agent Configuration
  336
Section 7-7 Troubleshooting Trees, Instructions and Tech Tips

338
- System Does Not Boot up
  339
- Noise Disturbs the Image
  340
- Trackball - Impaired Sensitivity
  341
- Printer Malfunction
  343
- 19" Monitor Troubleshooting
  344
- Option Trouble Shooting
  345
- Power Assistant Option Trouble Shooting
  345
- Universal Video Converter Troubleshooting
  345
- Extended Battery Option Trouble Shooting
  346
- Mode Button Failure
  347
- Mode Encoder Works Twice When Pushed Button Once
  347
- Sticky Buttons
  347
- PC Printer Installation
  348
- Fibroscan Module (FSIM) Trouble Shooting
  349
- Fibroscan Probe
  351
- Privacy and Security Trouble Shooting
  352
- Slow Response Rate between the LOGIQ™ S8 and a DICOM (PACS) Server
  352
- Limitation Message During AFI Analysis
  353
- When the Touch Panel Does Not Response
  353
- Noise Troubleshooting
  354
- Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) Troubleshooting
  356
- Connectivity Troubleshooting
  357
Chapter 9 Care & Maintenance

375
- Warnings
  376
- Why Do Maintenance
  376
- Maintenance Task Schedule
  377
- Tools Required
  380
- System Maintenance
  381
- Using a Phantom
  390
- Electrical Safety Tests
  391
- When There's too Much Leakage Current
  409
- Ultrasound INSPECTION CERTIFICATE
  411

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Table of Contents
21
Chapter 1 - Overview

25
- Content in this Manual
  
  26
- Product Description
  
  27
  - Overview of the Ultrasound System
    27
- Products Covered in this Manual
  
  28
Chapter 2 - Safety Information

29
- Overview
  
  30
  - Contents in this Chapter
    30
- Important Conventions
  
  31
  - Conventions Used in Book
    31
  - Standard Hazard Icons
    33
- Product Icons
  
  35
  - Label Icon Description
    35
  - How to Lock the Operator Panel Prior to Transport
    35
- Safety Considerations
  
  36
  - Introduction
    36
  - Human Safety
    36
  - Mechanical Safety
    39
  - Electrical Safety
    44
- Label Locations
  
  46
  - Product Labels
    46
- Dangerous Procedure Warnings
  
  47
  - Warnings
    47
- Lockout/Tagout (LOTO)
  
  48
  - LOTO Requirements
    48
- Returning Probes and Repair Parts
  
  49
  - Requirements for Returning Parts
    49
  - User Responsibility
    49
- Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)
  
  50
  - What Is EMC
    50
  - Compliance
    50
  - Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Prevention
    51
Chapter 3 - Site Preparations

53
- Overview
  
  54
  - Contents in this Chapter
    54
- General Ultrasound System Requirements
  
  55
- Facility Needs
  
  73
  - Contents in this Section
    73
  - Purchaser Responsibilities
    73
  - Required Facility Needs
    75
  - Desirable Features
    77
  - Care and Maintenance
    79
  - Contents in this Chapter
    80
Chapter 4 - Care and Maintenance

81
- Warnings
  
  81
- Why Do Maintenance
  
  82
  - Keeping Records
    82
  - Quality Assurance
    82
- Maintenance Task Schedule
  
  83
  - How Often Should Maintenance Tasks be Performed
    83
- System Maintenance
  
  84
  - Preliminary Checks
    84
  - Functional Checks
    85
  - Physical Inspection
    87
  - Cleaning
    89
  - Probe Maintenance
    90
- Using a Phantom
  
  91
  - Phantoms
    91
- Electrical Safety Tests
  
  92
- When There's too Much Leakage Current
  
  122
  - AC/DC Fails
    122
  - Chassis Fails
    122
  - Probe Fails
    123
  - Peripheral Fails
    123
  - Still Fails
    123
  - New Ultrasound System
    123
  - ECG Fails
    123
- Ultrasound Equipment Quality Check (EQC and IQC)
  
  124
  - Quality Checks
    124

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