What to do if the power indicator blinks on my Mindray Medical Equipment?
If the AC indicator is on, but the power on/off indicator is off or blinking after pressing the button on your Mindray Medical Equipment, the cause may be an error from the main board of the power supply. The suggested solution is to replace the main board.
Why is my Mindray Medical Equipment running on battery when plugged in?
If the system power supply adaptor AC power indicator remains off, and the Mindray Medical Equipment starts using battery power, there are two potential causes: either there is no AC input, or there is an error from the power supply adaptor. To resolve this, first, re-check the AC connection. If the problem persists, replace the power supply adaptor.
What to do if Mindray Medical Equipment doesn't work on battery?
If your Mindray Medical Equipment only works when connected to the power supply adaptor and fails to operate solely on battery power, it could be due to low battery capacity or a battery module error. First, try charging the battery module. If the issue persists, consider replacing the battery module.
How to fix Mindray Medical Equipment when AC power indicator is off?
If the AC power indicator remains off and your Mindray Medical Equipment starts using battery power, there could be two potential causes: either there is no AC input, or there is an error from the power supply adaptor. First, re-check the AC connection. If the problem continues, replace the power supply adaptor.
General| Brand | Mindray |
|---|---|
| Model | M9T |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
Provides detailed technical specifications for the ultrasound system.
Covers essential preparations before installing the ultrasound system.
Details electrical requirements including regulator, grounding, and EMI limitations.
Provides instructions for safely unpacking the ultrasound system components.
Details the step-by-step process for unpacking the trolley and main unit.
Covers the initial physical installation steps for the ultrasound system.
Instructions for connecting the system's power cable.
Details on connecting ultrasound probes, including safety warnings.
Guide for installing various system peripherals.
Steps for configuring system settings and parameters.
Guide for accessing and configuring system presets.
Detailed steps for configuring wireless and wired network connections.
Covers security settings like drive encryption, anti-virus, and transmission encryption.
Provides a schematic overview of the main unit's hardware architecture.
Describes the control panel unit's components and functional diagram.
Explains the system's power-on control logic and related signals.
Covers methods for checking the system's running status and working condition.
Details how to check the system's running status and operational conditions.
Describes checks related to ambient temperature and humidity affecting performance.
Checks various system functions like image modes, measurements, and probe usage.
Details on checking B-mode, Color mode, Doppler mode, M mode, and measurements.
Explanation of imaging modes (B-mode) and adjustable parameters.
Procedures and content for validating system performance.
Outlines the steps for performing performance tests like resolution and depth.
Details the tests for lateral resolution, axial resolution, and maximum detection depth.
Procedure for testing lateral and axial resolution using phantoms.
Procedure for testing the maximum detection depth of the ultrasound system.
Procedure for testing axial and lateral geometric positioning accuracy.
Procedure for logging into the system as a service user for maintenance.
Instructions for installing or restoring system software.
Covers software maintenance tasks like log export and data backup.
Covers managing preset data and performing patient data backup/restoration.
Procedure for backing up and restoring patient data.
Steps for backing up patient data, including encryption options.
Instructions for restoring patient data from backup.
Detailed procedures for disassembling and assembling the main unit's parts.
Procedure for removing and replacing the battery unit.
Procedure for disassembling the control panel and monitor assembly.
Procedure for disassembling and removing the machine board assembly.
Procedure for disassembling the control panel assembly.
Procedures for assembling and disassembling the mobile trolley system.
Covers preparation steps, tools, and required engineers for trolley disassembly.
Steps for installing optional software devices and managing licenses.
Guide for installing hardware accessories and optional devices.
Flowchart and procedure for starting the ultrasound system.
Lists system alarms and abnormal information, including power, temperature, and fan errors.
Troubleshooting steps for power-related errors, especially battery issues.
Information on abnormal voltage alerts and their causes/suggestions.
Details on temperature alerts and troubleshooting fan or component issues.
Troubleshooting steps for fan errors and maintenance alerts.
Information on PHV errors and suggestions for resolution.
Introduction and procedures for performing system self-tests.
Step-by-step guide for performing maintenance self-tests.
Detailed procedures for cleaning system components and peripherals.
Flowchart and content for cleaning the ultrasound system.
General visual and manual checks for probes, power cables, and batteries.
Checks for B mode, Color mode, Doppler mode, M mode, measurements, keyboard, LCD, and software menus.
Inspection procedures to ensure the mechanical strength and function of the system.
Specific fault descriptions, cause analysis, and solutions for power-on failures.
Faults, causes, and solutions for when the system cannot perform its functions.
Specific fault descriptions, cause analysis, and solutions for image-related problems.
Faults, causes, and solutions for control panel malfunctions.
Diagnosing and resolving issues with the LCD display.
Faults, causes, and solutions for monitor malfunctions.
Faults, causes, and solutions for ECG module malfunctions.
Checks for the presence and legibility of device labels.
Procedures for measuring patient auxiliary current.
Form for recording results of electrical safety inspections.
Tests keyboard keys, encoders, TGC, trackball, and LEDs.
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