GE Healthcare · MRExcite22486522224666
Will Not Scan With Patient Comfort Sensor Trip Due to Scan room temperature was warmer than normal.
Symptom
How to get the Current Bore Temperature Readings
Error message
2248652 Scan inhibited. Patient comfort sensor trip. See Long Description Mon Apr 5 07:37:02 2004 Error: 2248652 Host: lxmr3 Process: NSP File: SCP:BoreTempSriHWO Line: 999 Scan inhibited. Patient comfort sensor trip. To return to scanning, verify: 1. Patient fan is ON. 2. Scan room temperature is normal. 3. Air flow through the bore is unobstructed. 4. Gradient Cooling fan is normal. 5. BRM heat exchanger is normal. Extended Error: The bore temp that was measured by the SRI has reached the second trip level. Subsequent scans will not be allowed. If the bore temperature is not high, this could indicate a problem with the bore temperature sensor cable or the SRI. Please make sure that the bore temperature sensor cable is connected to the SRI and that it is positioned correctly in the bore. Possible cause(s): Bore Temp Sensor, SRI 2224666 Auto Prescan failed, Patient comfort temperature sensor trip. Mon Apr 5 07:48:24 2004 Error: 2224666 Host: lxmr3 Process: psc File: PscMainControl.cc Line: 1334 Auto Prescan failed, Patient comfort temperature sensor trip
Applies to
- Models
- Excite
- Product
- Excite HD For 12.0 1.5T Systems only.
- Software
- 12.0 Excite HD and 3T Excite HD products only
- Area
- MR
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