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Repair 3D/4D GE RAB4-8-D Crystal/Crystal Replacement/Broken Probes
Crystal damage -Weak, dead, or damaged crystals
Very often the cause of crystal damage in ultrasound probes is the dropping of probe on the floor or hitting of probe with gel bottle or other object. Once a probe is dropped its piezoelectric crystals may stop sending or receiving signals, resulting in scans with weak or dead elements. This leads to black lines in an image, these lines are called dropouts. Weak elements cause the faint little lines that won’t obscure much. These are the first signs that the elements are getting progressively damaged and need to be replaced. Instead of faint lines if the lines are thick and pronounced, the elements are dead. If there are thick lines in the scanned image, important things can be missed out during diagnosis. You may be harming the patient due to misdiagnosis.
Repair/Replace the Crystal
Other hot GE models we can repair:
| GE | C1-5-D |
| GE | C1-5-RS |
| GE | 4C |
| GE | 4C-RS |
| GE | 4C-A |
| GE | 4C-D |
| GE | 4C-SC |
| GE | E8C/E8C-RS |
| GE | E8CS |
| GE | RIC5-9-D |
| GE | 3CRF-D |
| GE | C1-6-D |
| GE | RAB4-8-RS |
| GE | RAB2-5-RS |
| GE | 6S-RS |
| GE | 12L-RS |
| GE | 3SC-RS |
| GE | L6-12-RS |
| GE | 11L |
| GE | 11L-D |
| GE | 12L-RS |
| GE | 8C |
| GE | 3S |
| GE | 3S-RS |
Common ultrasonic Probe Damage(Convex, Linear, Sector, Endocavity probes)
| Common ultrasonic probe damage | Solutions |
| Lens damage, wear, holes, swelling, delamination | Lens replacement |
| Strain relief damage, separation | Strain replacement |
| Nosepiece and probe separation and cracks | Cosmetic repairs |
| Cable cuts | Cable patches, possible cable replacement |
| Connector housing electrical damage | Major and minor electrical repairs, pin module replacement |
If possible, use the box/case/foam from the manufacturer to protect the ultrasound probe during the shipping process.
Do not store in clamp control housing, which puts unneeded stress on the cord and strain relief. Instead, keep unused ultrasound probes in a cool, dry place — ideally in a case or box.
Check the ultrasound transducer before each use to make sure all elements are properly functioning.
Before submerging the probe, make sure the strain relief and cord are undamaged. Don’t leave the ultrasound probe in contact with cleaning solutions for extended periods.
