Product Safety Notification 5146949-100 r2 Apr05 DST DST-XL Nuclear Cameras cracked welds in the main rotation shafts
Symptom
Product Safety Notification 5146949-100 r2 Apr05 DST DST-XL Nuclear Cameras cracked welds in the main rotation shafts CIL 5146949-100_2 Safety Notice Apr05 DST DST-XL Nuclear Cameras cracked welds in the main rotation shafts GE Healthcare has become aware of reports of cracked welds in the main rotation shafts of Sopha Medical Vision (SMV) DST-XL and DST Nuclear Cameras. Safety Issue: Cracked welds on the main rotation shaft could potentially lead to the collapse of the gantry yokes that support the detectors if the system is continued to be used after the weld has completely fractured. No instances of gantry collapse or injuries have been reported.
Applies to
- Product
- SMV DS Camera SMV DS Camera SMV DS Camera
- Component
- *Gantry Gantry Gantry
- Area
- Nuclear Medicine
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