Probo UK and EU Ultrasound Probe Repair Quotation Tool

Problems with your image? First perform an Airscan/Raindown test. Plug in your transducer and select it from your Probe Selection menu. Do not place any gel on the probe, and do not apply it to the body. Basically, you are "scanning air". If any of the following images represent what you're seeing, please check the box. If none are similar to your experience, move to the next section.

When scanning, are you noticing problems with the image? Check the items that best match your situation. If you aren't having image issues, you may move to the next section.

Select the level of discoloration, stiffness, or location of any cuts or damage that exist on the ultrasound probe cable. If your cable is OK, move to the next section.

Carefully inspect the lens (membrane) on your 3D/4D probe surface and identify any defects or damage on the probe lens. If there are no issues, please move to the next section.

Carefully inspect the lens (membrane) on the probe surface and identify any defects or damage on the probe lens. If there are no issues, please move to the next section.

Select any issues you are experiencing with your probe connector's housing, connector pins, or locking mechanism.

The "strain relief" is is the slightly flexible section that connects the ultrasound probe to its cable. Inspect the strain relief and select any issues that exist.