Secondhand GE Logiq 200 Ultrasound Machine

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Report date: 11.02.2026

GE Logiq 200 Ultrasound System and Probes Analysis Report

Device Identification

The main device displayed is a wheeled (mobile) ultrasonography system used for diagnostic purposes in hospitals and clinics. The system consists of a main unit, a CRT (tube) monitor, a control panel (keyboard and trackball), and probe holder arms. In addition to the device, different types of probes (transducers) used for ultrasound imaging have also been analyzed. Among these probes, there are some thought to belong to the system and one from a different brand.

Brand and Model Information

Brand and model information identified as a result of detailed examinations is as follows:

• Main Device Brand: GE (General Electric)
• Main Device Model: LOGIQ 200 (Based on the inscription located on the upper left frame of the monitor)
• Probe 1 (Linear/Convex): GE – Model: P9603MB
• Probe 2 (Intracavitary/Vaginal): TOSHIBA – Model: PVM-651VT
• Other Probe: Another GE-branded probe with a manufacturing date of April 2000 is available (Although the exact model code is not clearly legible in the visual, its connector structure belongs to GE systems).

Compatibility and Usage Areas

GE Logiq 200: This device is a classic system with black-and-white (B-Mode) imaging capability, used in specialties such as radiology, obstetrics and gynecology (OB/GYN), and general abdominal imaging.

Important Warning (Compatibility): The Toshiba PVM-651VT model, among the analyzed probes, is not directly compatible with the GE Logiq 200 device shown in the visual. This probe was manufactured for Toshiba brand devices (typically Nemio or PowerVision series). The person purchasing the products must take this brand difference and technical incompatibility into account.

The GE P9603MB coded probe, on the other hand, was manufactured for use with GE systems (Logiq series) and has a high probability of being compatible with the main device.

Quantity Information

• 1 GE Logiq 200 Main Console and Monitor
• 1 GE P9603MB Probe
• 1 GE (Model not fully legible, manufactured April 2000) Probe
• 1 Toshiba PVM-651VT Probe
• In total, there is 1 Main Device and 3 Probes.

Overall Condition and State

General Appearance: The device and accessories are in “used” condition and show signs of wear commensurate with their age. The general structure of the device is intact; however, there are noticeable cosmetic signs of aging.

Color Change (Yellowing): Particularly on the cables of the ultrasound probes, connector parts, and the button panel area on the device’s control panel, there is noticeable “yellowing” seen in ABS plastics due to UV light and time. The keys on the keyboard appear to have lost their original color and turned yellow.

Physical Deformation and Mechanical Components

• Casing: No deep cracks or major breakages are observed on the main body and plastic casing. The wheels at the bottom are present.
• Screen: The monitor is an older generation CRT (tube) type. Although no deep scratches are visible on the screen surface, pixel errors or burn-in could not be detected as the screen was off. The movable arm holding the monitor appears sturdy.
• Control Panel: The button panel (Trackball, TGC sliders, and buttons) is physically in place. No missing buttons were observed, but the buttons were found to be dirty and yellowed due to heavy use.
• Cables: Probe cables are bent and slightly dirty, but no tears in their outer sheaths or exposed metal peeling are clearly visible in the image.

Electronic Components and Battery

The device is not plugged in and the screen is off, therefore, its electronic functionality (whether it turns on, image quality) cannot be commented on from the visual. The device operates with mains electricity (220V), it is not a portable battery-powered model (the plug tip is a standard grounded type).

Label Information

The legible label information on the probes is as follows:

• GE Probe (Probe 1):
  • Model: P9603MB
  • Serial No: 770085YM9
  • Production Date: May 2000 (Manufactured: May 2000)
  • Manufacturer: GE Medical Systems
• GE Probe (Probe 2 – Connector Detail):
  • Production Date: April 2000 (Manufactured: April 2000)
  • Model: The model number is not fully legible, but the label structure is in GE standards.
• Toshiba Probe (Probe 3):
  • Brand: TOSHIBA
  • Model: PVM-651VT
  • Serial No: B4615732
  • Ref: 0197 CE Mark

Manufacturing Year and Lifespan

The “May 2000” and “April 2000” dates on the probes indicate that this set (and likely the main device as well) was manufactured around the year 2000. This suggests that the device has a technology of approximately 25-26 years old and may have technically reached the end of its economic life.

Originality and Documents

The labels, logos, and part quality on the displayed products indicate that they are original GE and Toshiba productions. There is no indication of aftermarket or counterfeit products. No invoice, service report, warranty certificate, or user manual is present in the visuals.

Potential Failure Risk and Conclusion

Considering the device’s manufacturing year (2000) and CRT monitor technology, it is probable that electronic capacitors may have reached the end of their lifespan or the tube screen may have experienced loss of brightness/focus. Yellowing in the plastic components suggests that the material may have become brittle. While sensitivity losses that may occur over time in the crystal structures of the probes cannot be detected visually, this is an expected situation for 20+ year old probe technology. It is recommended that the buyer evaluates the product, especially knowing that the Toshiba branded probe will not work with this device, and by performing startup tests on the main device (or with technical service support).