IU22 Ultrasound Machine Repair Report Error 201 When Booting Medical Equipments

IU22 Ultrasound Machine Repair Report Error 201 When Booting Medical Equipments

1. Repair time: 2-4 days
2. Warranty: 60 days
3. Fault phenomenon:

Enter the background to perform self-test on the equipment, find that the CB board reports an error, and judge the CB board failure;

Maintenance result: After replacing the CB board, the equipment is normal.

Various GE//Siemens/Toshiba/Hitachi/ Biosound ultrasonic boards are within our repair/maintenance range.

Other ultrasound parts related that we can offer:

Knowledge point

The iU22 is a premium shared-service ultrasound machine that delivers excellent image quality with an xMatrix transducer, offering the best aspects of monocrystalline and 4D transducers. In a clinical setting, the iU22 provides best-in-class image quality and functionality for use in Radiology, Obstetrics, Cardiac, Vascular and specialty imaging applications such as MSK, Pediatric and Elastography. (The nearly identical iE33 is slightly better equipped for cardiovascular-specific applications.)

The average price for a used iU22 ultrasound ranges from $8,100 to $14,100, depending on the age of the system, the condition and extent of past use, and whether the transducer is included in the package. While the iU22 has since been replaced by the more modern Epiq 5 ultrasound, the price difference between the Epiq 5 and iU22 means the latter remains a popular choice for physicians who need high-quality images at an affordable price. In fact, the iU22, introduced in 2004, has a long history of improvements and revisions, making it the gold standard for over a decade.

Precautions for Maintenance

Before delivery, we'd like to confirm the below details of your defective ultrasonic board.

Have your board ever repaired? ( Better to be never repaired)

Is the board original in complete condition?

What's the detailed faults? ( Send me fault description, fault image or video)

Your answers will help our repair engineers team to prejudge whether it's repairable.