GE Healthcare · Nuclear MedicineInfiniaDiscovery212002357
Infinia Intermittent hot pixels on image, somewhat random position but concentrated in the lower center .
Infinia Intermittent hot pixels on image, somewhat random position but concentrated in the lower center
Symptom
Infinia Intermittent hot pixels on image, somewhat random position but concentrated in the lower center . Infinia Intermittent hot pixels on image, somewhat random position but concentrated in the lower center Intermittent Hot Spots Contributor 212002357 Nielsen January 20 2009
Applies to
- Models
- Infinia, Discovery
- Product
- Infinia I Infinia I Acquisition System Infinia II Infinia II Acquisition System Infinia HE4 Infinia II Hawkeye 4 & Infinia II GP (Infinia running Windows XP software)
- Component
- 5384935 (ASM000933) Infinia and Discovery VH (VG8) blower 5384935 (ASM000933) Infinia and Discovery VH (VG8) blower 5384936 – Front-End Card Cage + Blower, without Boards (Use for old systems) 5384935 – Blower only (Use for systems with new 5384935 New Blower Assembly reference 5388858-1EN *Detector (Imaging Detector) *Detector (Imaging Detector) *Detector (Imaging Detector)
- Area
- Nuclear Medicine
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