1.

Cable Damage

The most frequent problem with Dexis sensors is frayed, bent, or damaged cables due to repeated bending during usage.

2.

Connector Damage

The USB connector or the sensor's plug might get damaged, leading to intermittent or no connection with the computer.

3.

Sensor Housing Cracks

The casing that protects the sensor can crack over time, exposing internal components to damage or causing discomfort for patients.

4.

Water or Moisture Damage

Sensors can suffer from water or moisture exposure, leading to corrosion or electrical issues.

5.

Calibration Issues

Sometimes, the sensors may lose calibration or experience software communication problems, leading to poor-quality images.

6.

Image Quality Issues

Blurry or distorted images could be a result of internal sensor degradation or external interference that can often be fixed by sensor recalibration or cleaning.

7.

Loose Connections

The internal connections between the sensor, cable, and connectors may become loose, leading to inconsistent performance.

8.

Dead Pixels

Over time, individual pixels in the sensor array can fail, resulting in small black spots on the X-ray images. This can often be corrected by replacing the affected components.