I have the CTA+ service manual and it says nothing about system fault 238. My manual jumps from 234 to 254, not sure why. Anyone know what this might be, besides the general "INJECTOR HARDWARE FAULT"?
Regarding a Medrad stellant D system, Any one experience a screeching sound with the syringe installed on the A side and loading contrast? It only happens on this scenario. I've tested by fully extended and retracted the plunger, without syringes installed and no sound was heard.
Regarding a Medrad stellant D system, Any one experience a screeching sound with the syringe installed on the A side and loading contrast? It only happens on this scenario. I've tested by fully extended and retracted the plunger, without syringes installed and no sound was heard.
I am trying to do a PM procedure where you press recall, 61, recall. But it gives me illegal recall function. When getting the RF voltage, I noticed that the voltage was a little high so the procedure recommended altering R22 on the SCC board. That is when the error occurred. But when I try to alter it back to the original position, it still gives me the illegal recall function. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
I went to training for contrast injectors but they did not show us how to do a PM. It was only corrective maintenance. It was some bull type training through ISS. I have an injector that has a 150 ml syringe installed. When I bring the syringe down to its maximum value, it is 151 ml. I was wondering, what is the amount of error for this? Should I take this apart and try to get this to 150 ml? I only have a year in this biomed field so I am still learning.
