Defective Secondhand Medison Sonoace 8000 Ultrasound Machine

Objective AI Report

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Report date: 11.09.2025

Medison SA-6000c Prime Ultrasound Device Analysis Report

Product Description and Content

The images show an ultrasound machine with a CRT monitor mounted on a wheeled stand, along with its probes. The products include an imaging system and its accessories used for medical diagnostic purposes. In total, 1 ultrasound main unit and 3 ultrasound probes have been identified. One of the probes is in its own carrying case.

Brand and Model Identification

A detailed examination of the device’s control panel clearly shows the brand as Medison and the model as SA-6000c Prime. This information has been confirmed from the original labels and inscriptions on the device. The device’s general design, button layout, and logo usage indicate that it is an original product of the brand.

General Condition and Physical Assessment

The overall condition of the device has been assessed as used. Especially on its plastic casing, there is noticeable yellowing and discoloration due to age and likely exposure to sunlight. The device’s surface shows general wear and tear and a somewhat dirty appearance in places, but no significant impact or breakage has been detected.

• Casing: Intense yellowing is observed on all plastic components of the device. This is natural wear and tear due to the age of the device. Slight scratches due to use are present on the surface.
• Screen: No cracks or physical damage have been observed on the screen of the CRT type monitor. Since the device is not in working condition, no comment can be made about the image quality of the screen.
• Control Panel: Yellowing is also present on the surface of the keypad and control panel. The protective plastic film around the trackball shows lifting and wrinkles. The inscriptions on the buttons are legible, and no fading is observed.

Mechanical and Electronic Component Examination

Mechanical and electronic components have been examined to the extent allowed by the images. The device has wheels and appears to be mobile. All buttons, sliders, and rotary adjustment knobs on the control panel are physically in place. There are three probe connection sockets (ports) on the front bottom part of the device, and no physical damage has been observed on these sockets.

Accessories

In addition to the device, the following accessories have been identified in the images:

• A total of 3 ultrasound probes (transducers) designed for different medical applications.
• 1 protective carrying case used for storing two of the probes.

The power cable, user manual, or other external accessories of the device are not visible in the images.

Label Information

During examinations of the device, no detailed technical label or serial number could be read, apart from the model information. There are labels indicating port numbers on the probe connection points.

Potential Risk Assessment

The most apparent visible characteristics of the device are its CRT monitor technology and the intense yellowing of its casing. These conditions indicate that the device is an older model. It is natural for electronic devices with older technology to experience performance issues or an increased likelihood of malfunction over time. However, the images do not show any obvious signs of malfunction, such as a prominent crack, dent, or burn mark that would prevent the device from operating. The current condition of the device exhibits normal wear and tear for its age.