Secondhand Aloka IPC-1530 Ultrasound Machine

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Report date: 16.09.2025

Ultrasound Device Analysis Report

Overview and Device Identification

The visuals show an ultrasound device mounted on a wheeled stand, along with various accessories integrated into it. The product is a system used for ultrasonographic imaging for medical diagnostic purposes. The total number of items shown in the visuals has been evaluated as one main ultrasound unit and its connected three main accessories (two Sony brand recording/printing devices and one probe). The general appearance of the device and the technologies it incorporates (video cassette recorder, floppy disk drive) suggest that the product is an older model.

It is understood that the general function of the product is to image the internal organs and tissues of human or animal bodies using sound waves, and to record or print these images. The general structure of the device and its accessories indicate that it is an original medical equipment.

Accessory Evaluation

Various external and internal accessories are present on the device. A detailed analysis of these accessories is provided below:

• Video Cassette Recorder: A Sony brand SVO-9500MDP model video cassette recorder is mounted on the device.
• Video Printer: Next to the cassette recorder, there is a “Color Video Printer” also from the Sony brand. Although the model information cannot be fully read, it is clear that it is used for printing video images.
• Probe: One ultrasound probe is located in the probe holder on the right side of the device. The general condition of the probe and its cable cannot be clearly understood from the visual.
• Connection Ports and Cables: Numerous connection ports and cables attached to them are visible on the side of the device. An adapter with a selector switch, to which a cable is connected, is present.
• Floppy Disk Drive: A 3.5-inch floppy disk drive is located on the front casing of the device.

Physical Condition and Deformation

The device is in a visibly used condition. When evaluating its physical condition, the following details are noteworthy:

• General Wear: The product’s beige plastic casing shows yellowing and discoloration that have occurred over time.
• Dirt and Dust: Heavy dust and dirt accumulation are observed on the control panel, ventilation grilles, and all recessed and protruding areas of the device.
• Scratches and Stains: Scratches, stains, and paint abrasions due to friction are present, especially on the gray parts of the device’s wheeled lower stand and on the main body. A dirty appearance prevails around the connection ports.
• Deformation: No cracks, breaks, or major dents have been detected in the overall structure of the device. However, it generally has a worn appearance.

Mechanical and Electronic Evaluation

The mechanical and electronic components of the device have been examined as far as can be understood from the visual. The buttons and rotary controls on the control panel are physically in place, but their functionality cannot be commented upon. The ventilation grilles appear open and intact. Since the device’s screen is off, it is unknown whether it is working or displaying any error messages. The operational status of the Sony brand electronic accessories is also uncertain. A “POWER” button is present on the device, but the device is currently unpowered.

Potential Risk Assessment

Considering the visibly physical condition of the device and the old technologies it incorporates, some potential risks can be mentioned. Heavy dust and dirt accumulation can negatively affect the performance of the ventilation system, leading to overheating of electronic components. General wear and yellowing of the casing indicate that the device has been used for a long time and intensively. This situation entails the possibility that the electronic circuit components may have reached the end of their lifespan. However, there is no obvious evidence of malfunction, such as a broken part or exposed cable, that would directly prevent the device from operating in the visual. Given the current condition of the device, general maintenance and cleaning are recommended.