When I turn on my E10 i reaches the GE startup screen with the progressbar. Then it stops - a messagebox apperas with an error and it turns off. I never hear the relays clicking.
If I turn the machine off at the outlet and wait until it compleatly turns off and then turn it on it starts normally. I do get an battery deteroiated error when booted. If I try to restart (without turning it off at the outlet) it won´t start op again?
Is this a common behaviour when the battery is dead?
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I got a battery communication error - when I pressed the battery icon at the bottom. When I turned the machine off and tries to start it again it stops at the progressbar whatever I do and shows the error message and turns off.
Ok, the culprit was the batteries - the machine for some reason won´t start if there is a communictaion error with the batteries. Removed them and now it starts - every time.
Our unit does not want to power on. I made sure the power cable was good and the power switch on the back is ON but the Power button on the main console does not illuminate. After removing both side and rear panels, I troubleshot the main power supply assembly. I found the 120 V going through the power switch in the back, the fuses were good and i could measure the 120V going to the next board. What could be my next step?
This R1.5.1 Logiq E10 has this louder than normal audible hum and noticeable noise whenever doppler is active. I've tried swapping probes and the issue remains. I was able to run the diagnostic tests (on loop 5 times) on the ETX and CRX. The CRX analog failed one time but otherwise passes. I would imagine the board would fail every time based on the nature of the noise issue I'm having. Has anyone come across this before?
I cleaned the housing, the rings, and the trackball itself. The cursor moves up and down smoothly, but it doesn't move left and right (right specifically) as well. I could get a new assembly, but I'm trying to fix this one and not buy a new one.
Any advice? RE: GE HealthCare - Logiq E10
I can't seem to find a place to perform a DC offset calibration in the CSD. Is there another way to perform this calibration? RE: GE HealthCare - Logiq E10
