GE Healthcare · MROptima2268843
Unable to scan with error 2268843 due to noise from RF cables.
Symptom
Unable to scan
Error message
2268843 Gradient coil IBC inlet temperature delta is above the warning limit. Future scanning will be inhibited, until temperatures are back in range. See Long Description 2268843 CMR3T NSP SCP:SriCanHWO 2030 Exception Class: Unknown Severity: Unknown Function: Patient Handling: Control/Display PSD: FSE-XL Coil: 8US TORSOPA Scan: 15/7 Gradient coil IBC inlet temperature delta is above the warning limit. Future scanning will be inhibited, until temperatures are back in range. Temperature Delta: 3 degrees C Warning Limit: 3 degrees C-> Extended Error : The gradient coil has inner bore coolant (IBC) temperature sensors these sensors are on the outside of the gradient coil and are intended to measure the temperature of the coolant in the coil. A difference between these readings indicates that the coolant flow is likely blocked in the gradient coil or in the manifold.
Applies to
- Models
- Optima
- Product
- Optima MR450W Wide bore magnet. Not Discovery750 or Discovery450.
- Software
- 21.0 Only for Optima MR450W (wide bore) systems. (Not to be used on Discovery MR450 or Discovery MR750). Only for Optima MR450W (wide bore) systems. (Not to be used on Discovery MR450 or Discovery MR750).
- Area
- MR
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