GE OEM Cardiac Displacement Cable 3.0 Meters Length 4.0mm Diameter 150,000 Bending Cycles for Vivid E95 S70 Logiq E9

Q1: During surgery, the cable became contaminated with blood. How should I properly disinfect it to avoid damaging the cable?

A1: Immediately disconnect the cable from other devices. Wipe the surface of the cable clean to prevent liquid from entering the cable. Then, wipe the entire cable with a soft cloth containing disinfectant, keeping it moist for 10 minutes. Wipe it with sterile water and dry it. Check the cable for damage; if damaged, use it immediately.

Q2: After long-term use, the cable connector has become slightly loose, and signal interruptions occasionally occur when plugging and unplugging. How can this be resolved?

A2: Wrap waterproof tape around the connector and the device interface to strengthen the connection and prevent liquid seepage. Signal interruptions may be due to oxidation of the interface contacts; remove the oxide layer. If the problem is severe, the cable needs to be replaced.

Q3: The cable exhibits "signal drift," with significant fluctuations in heart displacement data. How can this be troubleshooted?

A3: If "signal drift" occurs, check if the device is near strong electromagnetic equipment such as high-frequency electrosurgical units. Move the cable away from these devices. If the problem persists, go to the device's "signal settings" menu, enable the "displacement signal filtering" function, and select the "high-intensity filtering" mode to filter out interference signals.