What to do if X-ray emission works, but exposure is too light or completely white on VTech EzRay Air Portable Medical Equipment?
If your VTech Medical Equipment's X-ray emission produces images that are too light or completely white, first, make sure the device is correctly positioned. If the positioning is correct, try decreasing the exposure time. Also, ensure that the receptor is facing the correct way; if not, reposition it.
How to troubleshoot if VTech Medical Equipment is not turned on?
If the VTech Medical Equipment device does not turn on, first ensure that the power switch is properly turned off and then back on. If it still doesn't turn on, recheck after charging the battery. Note that if the battery cable is not correctly connected or the battery is defective, you should contact your Service Representative.
General| Brand | VTech |
|---|---|
| Model | EzRay Air Portable |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
Details the responsibilities of manufacturers and retailers for safe operation.
Outlines the duties of the device owner and operator for safety and maintenance.
Explains symbols and safety information conventions used throughout the manual.
Describes the purpose and location of safety symbols and labels on the device.
Lists the standards and regulations the device is designed to meet.
Provides fundamental safety precautions for operating and maintaining the device.
Details critical warnings and safety instructions for device operation and user protection.
Specifies the intended use of the EzRay Air Portable for dental X-ray imaging.
Explains the basic principles of how X-rays are generated and used by the device.
Defines the required education, knowledge, and experience for the device operator.
Lists and illustrates the various components and accessories included with the device.
Highlights the main features and benefits of the portable X-ray system.
Provides a detailed visual overview and description of the device's main parts.
Details the procedure for turning the device on and off and initial system checks.
Guides the user through entering the password to access device functions.
Explains how to select tooth type and patient type for operation mode.
Provides instructions on patient positioning and tube head placement for radiography.
Describes the steps for performing an X-ray exposure using the device.
Covers battery charging, status indicators, and battery use cycle.
Introduces the capabilities and settings available within the Service Mode.
Explains the process for accessing and changing system parameters via Service Mode.
Details how to restore the device to its original factory default settings.
Describes how to set exposure times based on patient and tooth types.
Explains how to set user-defined default patient and tooth type settings.
Guides on enabling or disabling the device's password protection feature.
Covers setting the increments for angle adjustments in Auto Mode.
Details how to adjust the waiting time before the device enters Sleep Mode 1.
Details how to adjust the waiting time before the device enters Sleep Mode 2.
Details how to adjust the waiting time before the device enters Power Down Mode.
Explains how to configure the buzzer for different warning types.
Guides on enabling or disabling the device's Power Down Mode.
Details the procedure for changing the device's password.
Lists common error codes and their descriptions for troubleshooting.
Provides a table of common problems, their causes, and suggested solutions.
Instructs on the proper methods and precautions for cleaning the device.
Outlines required periodic tests and professional service for device maintenance.
Details the physical dimensions, weight, and beam limiting device specifications.
Lists technical parameters of the X-ray generator and tube.
Provides the electrical specifications including tube voltage, current, and exposure time.
Outlines the environmental conditions for device operation, transport, and storage.
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