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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9 OUTLOOK 0.23 T magnetic resonance gradient sub-system fault analysis and maintenance of a typical two cases of [Abstract] In this paper, Philips Low-field open MRI gradient normal conducting typical subsystem failures, has done a more detailed idea of fault analysis and fault diagnosis and maintenance inspection methods, and maintenance of the experiences and lessons in the discussion. [Keywords:] MRI; gradient; fault; Maintenance OUTLOOK 0.23 T is the Philips low-field open MRI normal conducting its gradient subsystem (gradient subsystem, or gradients) is the MRI system, key positions, because of its long-term work in the high-voltage high-current conditions, subject to current, voltage fluctuations and ambient temperature and humidity changes in a greater impact on the entire piece of equipment so it is a ‘high-risk zone’, vulnerable to failure, therefore, study how to analyze the failure to exclude this area, has great practical significance. To this end, the paper OUTLOOK 0.23 T magnetic resonance gradient subsystems typical failure analysis and repair for a brief introduction, for reference. 1 troubleshooting 1 1.1 Failure MRI system gradient during the scanning process to enlarge cabinet soon as Bao Xiang, and radiates a potent force sudden doctrinal and the smell of coke, the computer screen prompts Gradient / mps-Amplifier Fault: active, while the gradient of air switch cabinet 97 VAC power trip. Gradient was found by examining the X group of five cabinet power amplifier (Gradient Power Amplifier referred to as AMP) circuit board all the burn. Check the cupboard in the gradient associated with the circuit without problems, replace the X-Group 5 AMP board and a gradient of signal control (APS) board, start running a few minutes later the same fault occurs, Y group AMP board all the burned-out . 1.2 Fault Analysis of the gradient amplifiers, mainly due to the gradient controller, sent from the voltage-controlled curr