How to prevent heat hazards from metal surfaces on GE Medical Equipment?
To reduce the risk of injury from warm metal surfaces on GE Medical Equipment, even when in shutdown mode, use all Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) such as gloves, safety shoes, safety glasses, and a kneeling pad.
General| Brand | GE |
|---|---|
| Model | Vivid S70N |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
Details human, mechanical, and electrical safety precautions for servicing the ultrasound scanner.
Details environmental, cooling, lighting, and time/manpower requirements for the ultrasound console.
Specifies dedicated power lines, voltage requirements, inrush current, outlets, and mains plug for the system.
Outlines purchaser responsibilities and mandatory site requirements for system setup.
Covers verifying customer order, performing physical and component inspections before setup.
Describes system specifications, electrical requirements, and external connections for setup completion.
Guides through configuring system settings, including location, date/time, language, and video format.
Provides procedures for setting up TCP/IP, wireless networks, and remote archives for system connectivity.
Covers essential procedures like power lockout, power on/boot-up, and connecting AC power.
Explains how to log on to the system as an administrator for setup and service adjustments.
Describes procedures for verifying basic operations like B-Mode, CF-Mode, Doppler, M-Mode, and probes.
Provides information on accessing system modules from the front and rear of the electronic cage.
Explains the functions and modules of the Front End Unit, supporting the beam-forming architecture.
Describes the Back End Unit (BEU) as the main controller, comprising BEP, BIF, and Hard Disk Drive.
Highlights critical safety precautions, including electrical hazards and personal protective equipment.
Explains how to acquire system data and trouble images for service analysis and troubleshooting.
Offers procedures and hints for troubleshooting noise issues, including types of noise and causes.
Provides replacement procedures for components within the control console, like monitor and touch screen.
Covers replacement procedures for components within the electronic cage, like FEPS and CFE board.
Guides through the installation of the Windows OS and Vivid S60/S70 application software.
Provides critical warnings related to electrical hazards, component handling, and system operation.
Details electrical safety tests, including leakage current limits, outlet tests, and grounding continuity.
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