GE Healthcare · MRExcite
Patient Comfort Sensor Trips Due To Cooling Water Temperature Too High.
Symptom
Will Not Scan With Patient Comfort Sensor Trip. See Long Description Patient comfort sensor trip; cannot scan due to bore sensor indicating temperature is too hot for patient safety. A message "Patient Comfort Sensor Trip" appears in the message box on the left side of the scan page at the start of autoprescan.
Error message
E02 Error on AirSys Chiller Display. The AirSys Medicool chiller control display reads Error E02 as the error code for Low pressure (digital) or high water level. Active if low pressure (suction pressure) is below 0.6Bar or when the water level in the tank is below the high level. (Likely a coolant leak) See Long Description. The AirSys Medicool chiller control display reads Error E02 as the error code for Low pressure (digital) or high water level. Active if low pressure (suction pressure) is below 0.6Bar or when the water level in the tank is below the high level. (Likely a coolant leak) The Air Sys Medicool 10.0 P6 R407C chiller User Manual is here . (see page 35)
Applies to
- Models
- Excite
- Product
- Excite HDx Includes "Excite HDi" system. 14.0 Software only.
- Software
- 14.0 M5 Excite HDx HDi Platforms only.
- Area
- MR
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