Ultrasound equipment failure revealed!(1)

1. Operation setting failure

This type of failure is common in daily use and is usually caused by improper operation settings by the user. For example, in terms of parameter adjustment, failure to achieve the best results may lead to problems such as insufficient image clarity and inaccurate measurement data. If the external video output setting is wrong, the image will not be transmitted to the external display device normally, affecting the doctor's observation and diagnosis. What's more, some users mistakenly think that the instrument is malfunctioning due to operating errors because they are not familiar with the operation of the instrument.
Don't panic too much when encountering this kind of situation. First, you should calmly check the operating settings, identify and correct them in time. If you are unable to determine the problem yourself, you can consult the equipment operation manual if necessary, which usually contains detailed operating instructions and solutions to common problems.

Of course, you can also consult professional after-sales personnel. We have professional knowledge and rich experience and can provide you with accurate guidance quickly.

2. System software data failure

During the operation of ultrasound equipment, data loss in the system or software is an important cause of instrument abnormalities. This may cause problems such as abnormal image display and inability to use functions properly. Fortunately, in most cases, these problems can be solved by restoring the system or reinstalling the software.
However, special attention should be paid to the fact that when dealing with this type of fault, you must make careful judgments to avoid misdiagnosing software problems as hardware problems and rashly dismantling the machine. Disassembly may not only damage the device, but may also cause the device to lose its warranty qualification, causing unnecessary losses to you.

3. Failure caused by abnormal use

Such faults often cause headaches, including illegal shutdowns, unstable voltage, unexpected power outages, water intrusion into the equipment, damage by external forces, lightning strikes and other abnormal situations. Each situation may cause varying degrees of damage to the equipment.

For example, illegal shutdown may cause system file damage and affect the normal startup of the device; unstable voltage will impact the electronic components of the device and shorten its service life; unexpected power outage may cause data loss; after the device is flooded, if Powering on the equipment without cleaning and drying may cause a short circuit, leading to more serious failures; damage from external forces may deform the mechanical structure of the equipment and affect its accuracy; lightning strikes may directly damage key components of the equipment.
Therefore, once such a fault is discovered, the possible consequences must be quickly analyzed based on the cause of the problem and corresponding measures must be taken. For example, for equipment that has been flooded with water, the power should be cut off immediately and sent to professional maintenance personnel for cleaning and drying.