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Service Note 43589_1 Apr/05 Sealing CSE Detectors Against Optical Grease Leakage
Symptom
Service Note 43589_1 Apr/05 Sealing CSE Detectors Against Optical Grease Leakage Service Note 43589 _1 Apr/05 Sealing CSE Detectors Against Optical Grease Leakage - Updates and Corrections Background In certain cases, optical grease was found to leak from the CSE Detector Heads: around the outside of Detector heads from between the Support Frame of the Crystal (X-tal) and the lead casing . on the Detector surface, from the X-tal nuts and from the gap between the crystal face and the casting. No Updates
Applies to
- Models
- Millennium
- Product
- MG/MC/Myosight Millennium MG/MC Millennium MyoSIGHT
- Component
- *Detector (Imaging Detector) *Detector (Imaging Detector) *Detector (Imaging Detector)
- Area
- Nuclear Medicine
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