GE Logiq E9 Repair

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LOGIQ E9 SERVICE MANUAL

LOGIQ E9 Service Manual

The GE Logiq E9 was launched in 2009 by General Electric (GE) Healthcare, a leading medical imaging technology company. The GE Logiq E9 is an ultrasound system. It supports a wide range of applications, including women's health, cardiology, abdominal imaging, and angiography. The GE Logiq E9 is flexible and includes advanced technologies such as 3D/4D imaging and XDclear technology. In addition, it includes Volume Navigation, which allows integration of real-time ultrasound with previously acquired CT, MR, or PET images, and GPS markers for visual tracking during scans. The GE Logiq E9 represents a qualitative leap in GE's Logiq product line, contributing to the provision of high-quality imaging in various medical specialties and becoming an essential component in hospitals and clinics.

The GE Logiq E9 is a cart-based ultrasound system featuring a 19-inch adjustable LCD monitor, a floating keyboard, and a 10.4-inch touch screen, 1410 mm in height, 585 mm in width, and 830 mm in depth, and it weighs around 135 kg. Identify it by the "Logiq E9" label on the back or side, distinguishing it from other models like the Voluson E8 or Vivid E9. It has unique features such as four probe ports facing forward and a gel warmer that is built in beside the keyboard for ensuring proper identification for repair or maintenance.

• Dimensions:
  • Height 1410mm (55.5 in), Width 585mm (23 in), Depth 830mm (32.8 in).
• Weight:
  • 135 kg (298 lbs).
• Electrical Power:
  • Voltage 100-120 Vac or 220-240 Vac, Frequency 50/60 Hz.
  • Power Consumption max 1.2KVA with peripherals.

• Operator Keyboard:
  • Floating, adjustable in three dimensions, Full-sized, backlit alphanumeric.
• Touch Screen:
  • 10.4-inch High Resolution Color LCD, Interactive, dynamic software menu.
• LCD Monitor:
  • 19” High-Resolution LCD, Translation 350 mm horizontal, 90° swivel.
  • Viewing angle ±170°, Integrated speakers with sub-woofer.

• Agile Acoustic Architecture: GE’s patented model-based technology for computational power, imaging ease, workflow flexibility, and upgrade-ability.
• Features: CrossXBeam, SRI-HD, Coded Harmonic Imaging, Virtual Convex, CW, Display Formats, Raw Data for virtual rescan.

• B-Mode, M-Mode.
• Color Flow Mode (CFM).
• Power Doppler Imaging (PDI).
• PW Doppler, CW Doppler.
• Volume Modes (3D Static).
• 4D Real Time - (optional).
• Anatomical M-Mode, Coded Contrast Imaging.
• Elastography, Volume Sweep.

• Sector Phased Array, Convex Array.
•  Micro convex Array, Linear Array.
• Matrix Array, Volume Probes (4D).
•  Split Crystal..

• 384 MB of CINE Memory.
• Selectable CINE Sequence.
• Prospective CINE Mark.
• Dual/Quad Image CINE Display.
• CINE Review Loop, Speed.

• Ethernet, Wireless LAN (optional).
• DICOM 3.0 (optional), Verify.
• Print, Store.
• Worklist.
•  MPPS
•  Media Exchang.
•  Query/Retrieve.
• Structured Reporting.
• InSite ExC.

• UL 60601-1, CAN/CSA-C22.2
• CE Marked
• EN 60601 series
• ISO 10993-1
• NEMA UD2/3
•  EMC Group 1 Class A

Sources:

• GE HealthCare LOGIQ E9
• GE LOGIQ E9 Service Manual
• GE LOGIQ E9 General Imaging Ultrasound

• Product Tutorials for LOGIQ E9
• GE Logiq E9 Data Sheet
• The Diagnostic Accuracy of LOGIQ S8 and E9 Shear Wave Elastography for Staging Hepatic Fibrosis, in Comparison with Transient Elastography