Ultrasound Probe Repair, Model by Model
Find your probe by brand
GE
370 probe & guide references
Philips
201 probe & guide references
Mindray
205 probe & guide references
Hitachi Aloka
254 probe & guide references
Siemens (Acuson)
195 probe & guide references
Toshiba / Canon
191 probe & guide references
Samsung
156 probe & guide references
Esaote
97 probe & guide references
Sonosite
86 probe & guide references
Samsung Medison
86 probe & guide references
BK Medical
81 probe & guide references
SonoScape
51 probe & guide references
What are you seeing on screen?
Dark bands or dropout lines
Element or cable-conductor territory. The diagnosis guide separates the two in minutes.
Blurry image cleaning won't fix
Lens wear or early delamination. Rule out the console first, then check the lens.
Bubbles or lifting on the lens
Delamination — usually repairable when caught early, a safety issue when ignored.
Image cuts out when cable moves
Broken internal conductors. The flex test confirms it in minutes.
Cracked housing or strain relief
Mechanical damage that's usually repairable — and worth fixing before fluid gets in.
Failed leak test (endocavity / TEE)
A sealing breach. Stop clinical use and get it assessed.
How a repair assessment works
1 · Identify your model
Find it in the brand hub — the model page lists its known failure modes.
2 · Send the details
Label photo, fault description, console model. The model page tells you exactly what to include.
3 · Written assessment
Whether the fault is repairable and on what terms — confirmed in writing before anything ships.
4 · Repair, exchange or replace
Based on the assessment, not a guess.
Every probe type, from linear to TEE
Biopsy guides: replaced, not repaired
Questions we get asked
Often yes: lens, housing, cable, strain relief and connector damage are routine repairs. Widespread element failure usually is not economical. Each model page on this site lists what typically is and isn’t repairable for that design.
Match the symptom against the fault table on your model’s page, then send the label photo and fault description for a written assessment. Repair-or-replace is decided by damage scope, not by model age alone.
No. This platform does not claim OEM authorization or universal compatibility. Assessments and terms are confirmed in writing per probe.
A photo of the complete model label, a description of the fault (what you see and when it started), the console model, and photos of any physical damage.
No — guides are precision accessories whose safety depends on exact geometry, so they are replaced rather than repaired. Replacement references with fit checks are listed under Biopsy Guides.