Common faults of X-ray machines and solutions

As a high-precision and high-tech testing equipment, X-ray machines are widely used in medical, industrial testing, safety inspection and other fields. However, during use, the X-ray machine may encounter various faults. Below, we will introduce in detail the common faults of X-ray machines and their solutions.

Common Fault Types and Solutions

1. Power Failure

Power failure is one of the common problems of X-ray machines, manifested as failure to start normally or sudden power failure during use. For such problems, first of all, you need to check whether the power cord is connected normally and whether the power socket is firm. If the power cord is damaged, replace it promptly. In addition, the working status of the power module should also be checked regularly to ensure its stability and reliability.

2. Image Quality Problems

Image blur, distortion or artifacts are image quality problems that may occur during the use of X-ray machines. Such issues are usually related to device settings, environmental factors, or hardware failures. Solutions include adjusting equipment parameters, optimizing environmental settings, and replacing damaged parts in a timely manner.

3. Mechanical Failures

Mechanical failures such as the conveyor belt stuck and poor detector movement may affect the normal operation of the X-ray machine. For such problems, the equipment should be inspected and cleaned regularly to ensure that the connections and lubrication between the various components are good. If necessary, you can ask professional personnel to repair and adjust the equipment.

CL Code of X-ray Machine

CL code (Classification Code) refers to the classification code of the X-ray machine and is used to indicate the type, specifications and main purpose of the equipment. Understanding CL codes helps users correctly select and use X-ray machines, and also helps maintain and manage equipment. CL codes usually consist of a string of numbers and letters, with specific meanings and rules. When purchasing and using X-ray machines, users should carefully review the equipment manual to understand the specific meaning and requirements of the CL code to ensure the correct use and safe operation of the equipment.

Care and Maintenance

In order to reduce the risk of failure of the X-ray machine, users should carry out regular maintenance and maintenance work. Specific measures include but are not limited to: keeping the equipment clean and dry, regularly checking the integrity of power cords and connecting parts, timely adjusting equipment parameters to ensure image quality, and regularly replacing worn parts. In addition, users should also use equipment in strict accordance with operating procedures to avoid equipment damage or personal injury caused by improper operation.

In short, X-ray machines may encounter various faults and problems during use, but as long as we master common fault types and solutions, and regularly maintain and maintain the equipment, we can ensure stable operation and extend the service life of the equipment. At the same time, by understanding the meaning and requirements of CL codes, we can more accurately purchase and use X-ray machines that suit our needs.