EKG Repair - ECG Repair - Electrocardiogram Repair

EKG Repair, ECG Repair, Electrocardiogram Repair

Did your ECG stopped printing? Is the display not working? Did your EKG stopped working? Fortunately we can help.

Our experienced technicians can diagnose the problem and provide you with an exact cost of return so you can decide on the next step. 

What is the process for EKG repair, ECG  repair?

• The ECG repair, EKG Repair, or electrocardiogram repair service has to be conducted in our facility
• We charge $135 diagnosis fee + pickup & delivery when applicable.
• We provide you with a free loaner EKG when available.
• Once the diagnosis is completed, we provide you with a copy of the exact repair cost. 
• If you choose to approve the repair:
• We will not charge you for the initial diagnosis fee. 
• We will proceed with the repair and will notify you once it is done.
• If you choose not to approve the repair
• You are responsible for the diagnosis fee + pickup & delivery cost if applicable.

Angelus Medical Service Policy:

• We must have a signed credit card authorization form  on file prior to start of any service.
• Your credit card is not charged until the service is completed
• If you wish not to pay by credit card, please notify us ahead of time, so it can be noted on your CC authorization form.

Angelus Medical Free Loaner Policy and Agreement

• You must sign the loaner agreement  & provide a valid credit card information  security deposit.
• You must provide us with a completed and signed credit card authorization form for our records for security deposit. (We must have a completed and signed credit card authorization form if using credit card)
• You are responsible for damages to our loaner, if any.
• Once you are notified of the repair costs, you must contact us within 3 business days with your decision to proceed with repairs or not.
• If you decide to proceed with the repairs, you can keep the loaner while the repairs are being made. You will be contacted once the repairs are completed.
• If you decide not to proceedwith the repairs, the repair is considered complete and the loaner must be returned within 3 business days and/or it will be converted to rental and a rental fee will be rendered.

Please note, fees will be applied if the loaners are not returned and/or not we do not hear back from you within 3 business days after completion of the repair.

Here is an overview of the process and some frequently asked questions.

1. Initial assessment: The first step is to assess the EKG machine and identify the issue. This may involve checking the power supply, cables, electrodes, display, and any other components that might be causing the problem.

2. Troubleshooting: Once the issue is identified, troubleshooting can begin. This can involve checking cables for faulty connections, inspecting electrodes for damage, testing the power supply, or examining the software settings on the machine.

3. Repair or replacement: Depending on the problem, repairs can be made or parts may need to be replaced. This can include replacing damaged cables, electrodes, sensors, or even replacing components on the EKG machine if necessary.

4. Calibration and testing: After the necessary repairs or replacements have been completed, the EKG machine should be calibrated and tested. This ensures that it is functioning accurately and providing accurate readings.

Q: How long does it typically take to repair an EKG machine?

A: The time required for EKG repairs can vary depending on the complexity of the issue and availability of replacement parts. Minor issues may be resolved within a few hours, while more significant problems could take a day or more.

Q: Do I need specialized training or knowledge to repair EKG machines?

A: Yes, EKG repairs often require specialized knowledge and training in medical equipment maintenance. It is recommended to have a trained biomedical technician or an authorized service provider handle the repairs to ensure they are done correctly.

Q: How frequently should EKG machines be inspected for potential issues?

A: Regular inspections of EKG machines are essential to catch any potential issues before they affect patient care. Typically, it is recommended to have inspections performed annually or as specified by the manufacturer or regulatory standards.

Q: Are there any precautions to consider during the repair process?

A: Yes, there are precautions to keep in mind. Ensure the EKG machine is turned off and disconnected from the power source before starting any repairs. Follow proper safety protocols when dealing with electronic components and adhere to any manufacturer-specific guidelines or service instructions.