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  • Medical Imaging Technology
  • Diagnostic Equipment Engineering

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  • The Carestream DRX-NOVA is a widely used digital X-ray machine.
  • Reliable operation of diagnostic equipment is crucial for patient care.
  • Understanding equipment failure modes is essential for efficient maintenance.

Purpose:

  • To analyze the malfunction and maintenance processes of the Carestream digital X-ray machine DRX-NOVA.
  • To provide a reference for troubleshooting and repairing this specific digital radiography system.
  • To classify common fault types and their corresponding solutions.

Summary:

  • A decade of data (2011-2021) on Carestream DRX-NOVA faults was analyzed.
  • Faults were classified into three distinct categories, each with unique characteristics.
  • Specific solutions and maintenance procedures were outlined for each fault category.

Impact:

  • Provides valuable insights for biomedical engineers and radiographers.
  • Aims to improve the uptime and longevity of Carestream DRX-NOVA systems.
  • Contributes to the efficient and effective maintenance of digital X-ray equipment.