Service Note 43788_1 Feb/08 Millennium MG Detector Brackest Inspection
Symptom
Service Note 43788_1 Feb/08 Millennium MG Detector Brackest Inspection Service Note 43788 _1 Feb/08 Millennium MG Detector Brackest Inspection Problem In an isolated case, it was found that four detector bracket bolts were loose. This caused the following problems: Difficulties in Collimator Exchange procedure Failure of the COR Callibration procedure Further evaluation revealed that the following problems could also be expected: SPECT Images – Jumps between the images of Detector 1 and Detector 2 during data processing. Knocking Noise – Knocking noise during rotation and/or radial movement.
Applies to
- Models
- Millennium
- Product
- MG/MC/Myosight Millennium MG/MC Millennium MyoSIGHT
- Component
- *Gantry Gantry Gantry
- Area
- Nuclear Medicine
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