MR010006 PDS - Bore Temp Alert - Elevated Temperatures Detected due to elevated scan room temperature.MR010006 PDS - Bor…
MR010006 PDS - Bore Temp Alert - Elevated Temperatures Detected due to elevated scan room temperature.MR010006 PDS - Bore Temp Alert - Elevated Temperatures Detected.MR010006 PDS - Troubleshooting and…
Symptom
MR010006 PDS - Bore Temp Alert - Elevated Temperatures Detected. Elevated bore temperatures detected. System encountering level 2 trips which prevent scanning. NOTE: The OnWatch Advanced ToolKit detected this problem. This issue is only applicable when detected in this way, and should not be reused in Knowledge objects for normal reactive service.
Error message
MR010006 PDS - Bore Temp Alert - Elevated Temperatures Detected. Select this Error only when handling MR010006 PDS Issue Concept. NOTE: The OnWatch Advanced ToolKit detected this problem. This issue is only applicable when detected in this way, and should not be reused in Knowledge objects for normal reactive service.
Applies to
- Models
- Signa
- Product
- 3.0T Signa HDxT For 3.0T Signa HDxT systems with 15.0 software only. For 3.0T Signa HDxT systems with 15.0 software only.
- Software
- 15.0 For Product Signa HDxT and HDi only. -- NOT to be used with HDe. -- For Product Signa HDxT and HDi only. -- NOT to be used with HDe. --
- Area
- MR
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