DEXA Scan Equipment Repairs
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Quality Bone Density Machine Repair Services
DEXA Solutions, LLC is dedicated to one modality, making us the real experts in bone density equipment repair services. With over one hundred years of combined experience in the industry, DEXA Solutions can handle all of your equipment repair needs. Our service team is equipped with high-quality, cost-effective parts to repair your bone density system right the first time.
Common DEXA Scan Equipment Problems That Require Repair Services
DEXA machines have their own set of common problems that require equipment repair services:
Ignoring maintenance
Neglecting your machine’s annual preventive maintenance (PM) needs can lead to dust and dirt buildup, potentially causing failures in the system.
X-Ray tube oil leaks
X-ray tubes in DXA machines contain oil for cooling purposes. Over time, wear and tear or manufacturing defects can lead to leaks in the tubing or seals, allowing the oil to escape.
Cable wear
The cables in the DXA systems are constantly in motion. Errors will begin intermittently if part of the copper wire has broken.
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With our expertise, we can ensure that your bone density machine functions at its best, providing accurate results and important information for your health assessments. Contact us today to get your free consultation regarding our bone densitometry sales and services.
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DEXA Solutions is the leading expert in this field, with over 20 years of experience and a team of professionals with a combined experience of over 100 years. Whether you’re a medical professional or a research institution, our scanner repair services ensure your machine offers the most accurate bone density measurements available.
DXA Machine FAQs
What can cause DXA machine errors?
- Failure to conduct annual PM can result in the accumulation of dust and dirt within the DXA system. This buildup can obstruct sensitive components and compromise their functionality. Dust and dirt can impede the proper functioning of various system parts, leading to malfunctions, errors, or even complete system failures.
- Oil leaks can lead to system malfunctions, inaccurate imaging, and safety hazards. Addressing leaks promptly is crucial to prevent further damage and ensure the safety and reliability of the system.
- The constant motion of cables in DXA systems can cause wear and tear, leading to intermittent errors and potentially broken copper wires. Cable wear can result in signal loss, data corruption, or electrical faults, affecting the accuracy and reliability of the DXA system.
What are some common Lunar equipment failures?
- Tube Arc
- HVPS Enable and Disable failures
- Broken Cable
- Shutter Failures
- PC Failures
- Deteriorated Detector (NT, Duo, Bravo, IQ)
When was your machine’s last preventative maintenance service?
If you’ve noticed your machine freezing, tripping breakers, or those annoying streaks and lines in your scans, it’s time to give it some TLC.
What’s the most common method for determining bone density?
The DXA method is the most common method for determining bone density. DXA stands for Dual-Energy X-ray Absorptiometry. It’s a commonly used medical imaging technique that measures bone mineral density (BMD), lean body mass, and fat mass in the body.
