- SIGNA™ Hero 3.0T Service Methods
- 5852800-8EN Revision 1.0
- 00000018WIA303C9230GYZ
- id_156674681.8
- Oct 6, 2021 2:39:31 PM
Troubleshooting the Emergency Stop (E-Stop)
Describes troubleshooting procedures for Emergency Stop (E-Stop) errors.
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Lockout / Tagout for MDP (Main Disconnect Panel) or Facility PDU procedures implemented. |
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Before working in any GE Healthcare MR suite or performing any GE Healthcare service procedure, you must:
If you have any safety concerns at any time, do not begin work or immediately stop work and move to a safe location. Immediately contact your supervisor or site safety officer for instructions on how to proceed. |
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ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD! CONTACT WITH CONNECTORS LEADING TO AN ENERGIZED POWER SUPPLY CAN CAUSE ELECTRICAL SHOCK. FOLLOW LOCKOUT/TAGOUT (LOTO) PROCEDURE WHILE PERFORMING SERVICES TO ELECTRICAL CONNECTION COMPONENTS. | |
This document describes troubleshooting procedures for Emergency Stop (E-Stop) errors. An error indicates an issue in the E-Stop circuitry. The E-Stop circuit, when activated, will remove power from Gradient, RF, and patient handling components until it is manually reset by the user from the EMO Reset button on the front of the PDU. A message indicating that system is in EMO Reset state will also be posted to the system message log.
Troubleshooting the E-Stop circuitry consists of three functional areas: Equipment Room, Scan Room, and Operator Room.
The E-Stop troubleshooting differs based on the cabinet monitor installed in the system. Select the cabinet monitor version from the options below.
| Cabinet monitor | Part number |
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| Cabinet Monitor 3 ISR | 5789922 |