GE LOGIQ e vs LOGIQ E9 Board Repair by Symptom

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• 1. When Does FDA Language Say LOGIQ e and When Does It Say LOGIQ E9, and Why Is K072797 Combined Compact Naming Not a Pin-for-Pin TX64 Map?
• 2. Which LOGIQ e Board Domain Does My Symptom Point To? (Table 1: Symptom-to-Board Routing Matrix)
• 3. Why Catalog Laptop LOGIQ e TX64 5436388 Is Not Leftover 2404903, Shop 5436388-S, AI Overview 5458245, or DOTmed 5460203
• 4. Why the GE Brand Hub Leftover That Labels 5436388 as LOGIQ E9 / LOGIQ E10 Is Taxonomy Error Rather Than a Cart-Swap License
• 5. Why Catalog Battery 5451284-2 Is Not a TX64 Order, and Why Leftover DC 2403248-2 Is Not Inventory Vivid I R2403248-4
• 6. If a LOGIQ e Sticks on the GE Logo or Mixes Patient IDs, Why That Is a Host or Z-1849-2013 Software Gate Rather Than Leftover 2404903
• 7. If /models/ge-logiq-e and /models/ge-logiq-e-r7 Both Exist, Why That Split Is Taxonomy Plus a Battery Photo Rather Than Two Machines
• 8. GE LOGIQ e, LOGIQ E9, and Aftermarket Part Number Collision Matrix (Table 2)
• 9. Where E9 Cart, LOGIQ i, Vivid e, CW, IO, and LOGIQ e X Tickets Go, and Why K113690 Naming LOGIQ I with LOGIQ E Is Not a Board-Swap License
• 10. Where Rongtao Fits, and Where It Does Not — Including Quote-Ready Photos
• 11. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

When Does FDA Language Say LOGIQ e and When Does It Say LOGIQ E9, and Why Is K072797 Combined Compact Naming Not a Pin-for-Pin TX64 Map?

Leftover LOGIQ e and LOGIQ E9 titles still collapse two FDA-named platforms into one parts list. Combined compact 510(k) language, Shop kit suffixes, broker TX64 dumps, and generative search overviews treat shared nicknames as a license to interchange boards. Catalog photos and named 510(k) rows do not support that swap.

The compact LOGIQ e is named under Premarket Notification K151028 (2015-06-18 Traditional, product code IYN, 21 CFR 892.1550, subsequent ITX/IYO, applicant GE Medical Systems Ultrasound and Primary Care Diagnostics) ^{1 2}. Named laptop LOGIQ e / E-without-digit ultrasound-code rows in this extract are n=6, from combined-compact K072797 through Traditional clearance K260398 (2026-05-26 Traditional, IYN) ². Those are named device_name counts, not installed-base. Later LOGIQ e naming in K260398 is not an end-of-support timestamp and is not a board-swap license into an E9 cage.

By contrast, K082185 (2008-08-15 Special, primary product code IYO, 21 CFR 892.1560, subsequent IYN) names GE LOGIQ E9 DIAGNOSTIC ULTRASOUND SYSTEM, MODELS 5205000, 5205000-2 ^{1 2}. LOGIQ E9 named ultrasound-code rows are n=7 through K163077 (2016-11-17 Special, IYN). LOGIQ E10 named device_name LOGIQ E10 rows are n=5 from K173555 through K251985 (2025-10-29 Traditional, IYN); extra LOGIQ E10s / Fortis rows are not in that 5 ². LOGIQ E11 unique k in this extract n=0; catalog still photographs E11 SKUs such as ETX128 5321216-4, which belong on the cart E9/E10/E11 path, not this laptop path. K133533 (2014-02-12 Traditional, IYN) names LOGIQ E; keep that FDA spelling and do not rewrite it as an E9 cart.

Early regulatory filings grouped several compact portables together. Special 510(k) K072797 (cleared 2007-10-17, Special, IYO; official FDA record spelling COMAPACT) grouped GE LOGIQ I, GE LOGIQ E, and GE VIVID E COMPACT ULTRASOUND ². Similarly, K113690 (cleared 2011-12-29, Special, IYN) grouped GE LOGIQ I, LOGIQ E AND VIVID E ². Secondary filings K091374 and K102256 used slash nomenclature (LOGIQ I/E). This page does not invent the contents of the unread 510(k) PDFs. Combined naming is not a license to seat catalog laptop TX64 5436388 in an E9 cage or leftover 2404903 as catalog 5436388. Subsequent codes on those rows are classification, not a probe-for-TX64 license.

Which LOGIQ e Board Domain Does My Symptom Point To? (Table 1: Symptom-to-Board Routing Matrix)

Isolate the symptom to a functional domain before ordering a board. Table 1 maps observed laptop LOGIQ e fault behavior to catalog labels, leftover collisions, and parent routes. It is not a remote diagnosis and does not invent remaining LOGIQ e RX maps.

Why Catalog Laptop LOGIQ e TX64 5436388 Is Not Leftover 2404903, Shop 5436388-S, AI Overview 5458245, or DOTmed 5460203

A common laptop LOGIQ e ticket is acquisition failure: menus work, but 2D stays dark, shows dropouts, or color Doppler freezes. Searching 'ge logiq e tx64' currently ranks GE Shop 5436388-S, eBay 2404903-3, leftover Rongtao 2404903, and DOTmed 5460203, with an AI Overview that names leftover 2404903 / 5436388-S / 5458245 as shared TX64 identity ^{7 8}.

Verified catalog identity for the photographed laptop LOGIQ e TX64 is 5436388 (catalog model LOGIQ E) ⁵. This snapshot has no matching inventory row for that PN. Stock turns; live availability is confirmed on the catalog or quote path. Adjacent leftover and marketplace titles are not that photo:

• Ranking leftover 2404903 / 2404903-3 / 2404903-7: The TX64 companion SERP ranks eBay 2404903-3 and leftover note ge-logiq-e-tx64-2404903; ranking leftover common-failure occupies the family-repair query ^{6 7 8}. Leftover titles also attach 2404903 to Vivid i/e/q and LOGIQ C3/C5 notes. Those strings are not photographed catalog 5436388. Adjacent suffixes are not a silent swap, and this page does not invent a shared revision or firmware map.
• OEM GE Service Shop Kit 5436388-S: GE HealthCare Service Shop titles 5436388-S as 'TX64 Kit Transmit Board Logiq E BT12' ⁸. That kit suffix is Shop identity, not photographed catalog 5436388. OEM shop terms are not Rongtao offers, and this page does not invent the contents of that kit.
• AI Overview 5458245: The TX64 AI Overview names 5458245 as TX64 identity ⁷. That string is not a photographed Rongtao catalog SKU this snapshot.
• DOTmed Broker Listing 5460203: Broker marketplace listings on DOTmed cite part number 5460203 as a LOGIQ e TX64 board ⁸. This unverified seller string has no engineering pedigree in Rongtao's catalog and represents third-party broker terminology rather than an authorized interchangeable part.
• Legacy Product Note 5436388: Migrated legacy note ge-logiq-e-tx64-board-5436388 exists on this site ⁶. Historical product posts reflect past commercial stock; active procurement must route through the verified catalog page logiq-e-tx64-5436388 and a formal technical quotation.

A no-image ticket is not automatically catalog 5436388. Swap a known-good probe of the same family across active sockets first. If the dropout moves with the probe, the ticket is a probe/ITX event under 21 CFR 892.1570, not a console TX64 order ¹. If dropouts persist across probes and sockets after generation identity is matched, send the catalog 5436388 row to the beamformer and front-end decision path rather than reprinting that parent's tree.

Why the GE Brand Hub Leftover That Labels 5436388 as LOGIQ E9 / LOGIQ E10 Is Taxonomy Error Rather Than a Cart-Swap License

Internal cross-referencing across Rongtao's published reports reveals a historical cataloging discrepancy that must be explicitly resolved for readers. In the comprehensive brand report GE Ultrasound Board-Level Symptoms, a reference table lists part number 5436388 under the title TX64 Transmit Board Assembly and maps it to model family LOGIQ E9 / LOGIQ E10 ⁶.

This mapping is an editorial leftover, not an engineering compatibility certification. In Rongtao's parts catalog, part number 5436388 is labeled model LOGIQ E ⁵. Catalog labels do not support treating that photo as a cart E9/E10 board:

• Catalog generation split: Catalog 5436388 is a laptop LOGIQ E photo. Cart LOGIQ E9 photographed GTX is 5201044-3 / 5201044-7. Those are different catalog model strings, not a silent swap.
• Cart SKUs stay on the cart path: Photographed cart GTX is GTX2.4 5201044-3 and GTX2.5 5201044-7 (model LOGIQ E9). Catalog ETX128 is 5321216-4 (model LOGIQ E11) ⁶. This page does not invent a pin map or a physical-size ratio. Those cart SKUs are not catalog laptop TX64.
• Hub leftover is not a license: The brand hub also pairs ETX128 5321216-4 / TX64 5436388 on a Voluson E8 / LOGIQ E9 row. That leftover pairing is the same taxonomy error, not catalog identity.

Cart LOGIQ E9, E10, or E11 tickets belong on the GE LOGIQ E9, E10, and E11 board decision path. Do not order catalog 5436388 from an E9/E10 leftover row.

Why Catalog Battery 5451284-2 Is Not a TX64 Order, and Why Leftover DC 2403248-2 Is Not Inventory Vivid I R2403248-4

If a LOGIQ e runs on the AC adapter but dies when unplugged, or will not power untethered, do not treat that as automatic TX64 identity and do not treat leftover 2404903 as a battery.

Verified catalog identity for the photographed LOGIQ e R7 battery is 5451284-2, labeled LOGIQ E(R7) ⁵. That pack is an energy-storage SKU, not catalog TX64 5436388. Separate it from adjacent power strings:

• Shop/aftermarket 5422172: Shop and leftover titles cite 5422172 for LOGIQ e / Vivid e packs ⁶. The portable battery versus DC board guide already owns that collision. 5422172 is not catalog 5451284-2 and is not a TX64 order. Match the etched pack.
• Leftover DC 2403248-2 / 2408403-2: Legacy note ge-logiq-i-logiq-e-dc-power is a LOGIQ i / LOGIQ e leftover title ⁶. It is not catalog TX64 and is not catalog battery 5451284-2. This page does not invent rail voltages or a pin map for that leftover.
• Inventory Vivid I DC/DC R2403248-4: Inventory this snapshot lists R2403248-4 as a Vivid I DC/DC power supply ⁵. Combined compact K072797 naming is not a license to treat that inventory row as leftover 2403248-2 or as catalog TX64.
• Battery exception gate (Z-0756-2023): FDA Class II recall Z-0756-2023 is a Vivid i / Vivid q / Vivid S5 / Vivid S6 battery interval and smoke-or-fire gate on the portable parent ³. Do not spread that action onto catalog LOGIQ e 5451284-2. A swollen, breached, or overheating pack stays out of service until a qualified pack path is cleared.

If a LOGIQ e Sticks on the GE Logo or Mixes Patient IDs, Why That Is a Host or Z-1849-2013 Software Gate Rather Than Leftover 2404903

If a LOGIQ e has power-present signs but the scanning UI never appears, or image studies link across patient IDs, do not treat leftover 2404903 or catalog 5436388 as the first order.

If fans or LEDs respond but the scanning UI never appears, send host isolation to the published parent rather than reprinting CMOS recipes. The ultrasound host/HDD boot triage guide already owns power-present / no-scanning-UI portable tickets, including LOGIQ e logo-stuck demand:

• Host versus storage: Power-present / no-scanning-UI tickets belong on the host/HDD versus CMOS boot path. This page does not publish coin-cell voltages or BIOS recipes.
• TX64 is not the host path: Catalog 5436388 and leftover 2404903 are acquisition identities, not a reason to skip host isolation.

Do not order catalog 5436388 or leftover 2404903 to clear a logo-stuck ticket.

FDA Class II Terminated recall Z-1849-2013 (initiated 2012-11-09, terminated 2014-09-15, event 65759, product code IYN, k_numbers K113690, FDA determined cause software design) ³ states: Image data from one patient has the potential to be linked to the patient ID of another patient. The posted correction is an OEM software update on affected LOGIQ e systems, not a TX64 census and not a reason to condemn catalog 5436388. Do not republish serial or UDI lists, and do not reprint OEM update workarounds as a clinical protocol.

If /models/ge-logiq-e and /models/ge-logiq-e-r7 Both Exist, Why That Split Is Taxonomy Plus a Battery Photo Rather Than Two Machines

Rongtao publishes two model URLs for this compact family: /models/ge-logiq-e and /models/ge-logiq-e-r7. Those routes are catalog taxonomy, not proof of two machines.

Catalog 5436388 is labeled LOGIQ E and routes to /models/ge-logiq-e. Catalog 5451284-2 is labeled LOGIQ E(R7) and routes to /models/ge-logiq-e-r7 ⁵. The split follows those catalog model strings. This page does not invent an R7 motherboard, chipset, or battery-firmware map from the photo labels.

Rongtao's documented GE coverage string on the GE brand page lists Voluson E6/E8/E10 · Voluson P6/P8 · Voluson S6/S8/S10 · Logiq E9/E10/E11 · Logiq P5/P6/P7/P9 · Logiq S7/S8 · Logiq V1/V2/V3/V5 · Logiq F6/F8 · Vivid E9/E80/E90/E95 · Vivid S6/S60/S70 · Vivid T8/T9 · Vivid I/E · Versana Balance · Venue 20/40 ⁵. Laptop LOGIQ e is not in that headline string. Catalog photographs two laptop LOGIQ e assemblies (TX64 5436388 and Battery 5451284-2); those photos must not expand the coverage string, and they are not guaranteed current stock.

GE LOGIQ e, LOGIQ E9, and Aftermarket Part Number Collision Matrix (Table 2)

To eliminate confusion caused by aftermarket brokers, search engine overviews, and legacy redirect URLs, Table 2 cross-walks verified catalog SKUs against ranking leftover part numbers, marketplace strings, and cart assemblies.

Where E9 Cart, LOGIQ i, Vivid e, CW, IO, and LOGIQ e X Tickets Go, and Why K113690 Naming LOGIQ I with LOGIQ E Is Not a Board-Swap License

When service requests involve symptoms outside core laptop LOGIQ e transmit beamforming or battery power, tickets must be routed to specialized component or family parent guides rather than forced into a TX64 replacement:

• Cart LOGIQ E9 / E10 / E11 Tickets: Cart GTX/DRX/ETX tickets belong on the GE LOGIQ E9, E10, and E11 board decision path. Catalog 5436388 is not an E9 GTX, and catalog ETX128 5321216-4 is labeled LOGIQ E11, not a laptop TX64.
• Continuous Wave Doppler (CWD) Tickets: When cardiac or vascular pencil probes fail to register spectral Doppler traces, the fault resides on the CWD board. In Rongtao's inventory, leftover rows exist for CWD part numbers 5124847 and 5452120-S ⁵. As detailed in the CW Doppler board versus pencil probe guide, leftover inventory rows 5124847 and 5452120-S are not documented as interchangeable and are not catalog TX64 5436388.
• Peripheral I/O and Network Export Tickets: Intermittent network connection, loss of video output to external secondary monitors, or USB export failure route to the ultrasound DICOM network and I/O board guide. Rongtao's inventory includes leftover IO board 5729603 ⁵.
• Control Panel and Keyboard Tickets: Unresponsive-key tickets route to the control panel and touch display guide. Leftover note 5146850 is a legacy reference, not a catalog panel.
• LOGIQ F8 leftover-dump warning: The LOGIQ F8/F6/T8 family path already warns that /models/ge-logiq-f8-f6-t8 dumps leftover laptop LOGIQ e CW 5124847 / 5452120-S and IO 5729603 into an F8 stock table. Match the etched board; do not treat that taxonomy dump as F8 identity.
• Philips CX50 compact-portable analog: Mixed compact fleets can use the Philips CX50 board symptom decision path as a same-job different-OEM parent. Do not reprint CX50 rows as LOGIQ e identity.
• Fleet-Level Budgeting and Lifecycle Analysis: For hospital administrators and clinical engineering directors evaluating repair-versus-replace economics across portable fleets, comprehensive data is available in our Deep Research report Portable and Handheld Ultrasound Fleet Service Gap (2026).
• Leave-This-Page Platforms: Systems such as LOGIQ e X, LOGIQ Book, LOGIQ i, Vivid e, Voluson i, Venue 40, and Versana Balance have distinct hardware revisions. Regulatory grouping under K072797 and K113690 does not grant board interchangeability.

Where Rongtao Fits, and Where It Does Not — Including Quote-Ready Photos

Rongtao Medical is an independent multi-brand ultrasound parts supplier, probe repair facility, and component-level circuit board repair center. To maintain complete transparency, we define exact operating boundaries for GE LOGIQ e service:

• Where Rongtao Fits: Component-level board repair and quality-tested replacement for photographed laptop LOGIQ e assemblies, specifically TX64 5436388 and Battery 5451284-2, after the etched suffix is matched. Standard board-repair turnaround is 5 to 8 business days, typically 90-day warranty, and 48-hour real-machine testing inside an actual ultrasound, confirmed per item. Facilities operate under ISO 13485:2016 and ISO 9001:2015 quality management systems.
• Where Rongtao Does Not Fit: Rongtao is not an authorized sales representative or affiliated distributor for GE HealthCare. OEM trademarks are used strictly for technical compatibility and identification. Rongtao does not generate or sell OEM software option keys, does not perform unqualified repairs on energized power rails, does not treat unverified broker numbers (2404903, 5458245, 5460203) as catalog inventory, and does not provide clinical patient diagnostic guidance.

A successful quote and fast turnaround depend on clear photos of the physical board label and barcode, not generic search strings.

To receive an immediate, accurate repair quote or replacement availability check for a GE LOGIQ e assembly, submit the following technical documentation:

• 1. System Rating Plate Photo: A high-resolution photograph of the silver rating plate on the rear or bottom of the LOGIQ e console, showing model name, serial number, and hardware manufacturing date.
• 2. Board Front & Rear Silk-Screen Photos: Clear macro photos of both sides of the extracted circuit board, clearly displaying the etched GE part number, any revision suffix on the silk screen, and barcode serial sticker.
• 3. Chassis Connector & Slot Inspection: A close-up photograph of the internal backplane connector slot where the board was seated, confirming that pins are straight and free of carbon scorch or liquid contamination.
• 4. Diagnostic Log or Error Screenshot: A digital photograph of the console monitor displaying the exact error message, system diagnostic log, or acoustic dropout pattern.
• 5. Power Status Description: Notes on whether cooling fans spin, battery charging LEDs illuminate, or external video output synchronizes.
• 6. Commercial Project Details: Required unit quantity, delivery urgency, and delivery destination (city, country, postal code) for customs and shipping calculation.

Submit your documentation directly to our engineering support team via the Rongtao Medical technical inquiry contact portal or review our full range of multi-brand refurbishment capabilities on our engineering services overview.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

The TX64 AI Overview names leftover 2404903, Shop 5436388-S, or 5458245 and cites Rongtao's leftover 2404903 note. Should I order catalog 5436388, leftover 2404903, Shop 5436388-S, or an E9 GTX into a laptop LOGIQ e?
Order catalog TX64 5436388 after verifying the etched part number on your physical board. Leftover 2404903 is ranking leftover identity, including titles that also attach that string to Vivid i/e/q and LOGIQ C3/C5; 5436388-S is a Shop kit suffix, not photographed catalog 5436388; 5458245 is an AI Overview string; and cart LOGIQ E9 GTX 5201044-3 is a catalog E9 SKU, not laptop TX64. Match the etched silk screen.

The family AI Overview cites Allstates and Acme and repeats 90-day-to-6-month warranty copy. Are those Rongtao terms, and is a whole-unit depot ticket the same as a catalog TX64 repair?
No. Those warranty terms and whole-unit evaluation requirements reflect third-party broker marketing copy cited in search summaries. Rongtao's current terms are standard 5 to 8 business-day board repair turnaround, typically 90-day warranty, and 48-hour real-machine testing, confirmed per item. A component-level board repair is not the same job as a whole-unit depot evaluation.

The console shows no image at power-on: is that catalog 5436388, leftover 2404903, catalog battery 5451284-2, leftover IO 5729603, or an iFixit laptop procedure?
First, rule out the transducer by testing on another port or swapping a known-good probe. If 2D image sector remains completely dark across probes while the user interface functions normally, the fault points to catalog TX64 5436388. If the unit fails to power without the AC adapter, it is battery 5451284-2. If the unit powers on but freezes before the scanning application loads, it is a host/HDD storage fault. Do not treat iFixit or Scribd procedures as Rongtao offers, and do not open energized equipment without qualified service.

The unit sticks on the GE logo: is that catalog 5436388, leftover 5146850, a host/HDD path, or Z-1849-2013 patient-ID software?
A console that hangs on the GE boot logo is a host/HDD ticket, not catalog TX64. Route it to the host boot troubleshooting guide rather than reprinting CMOS recipes. Z-1849-2013 is a separate software patient-ID gate (FDA determined cause: software design; OEM software update), not a board order.

What photos and information should I send to get a LOGIQ e quote without using a 2404903 dump or a 6-month leftover offer?
Provide: (1) clear photo of the console rear/bottom rating plate showing serial number; (2) photos of both sides of the extracted board showing the etched part number (e.g. 5436388) and barcode sticker; (3) photo of the backplane slot; (4) screenshot or photo of the display error or acoustic artifact; (5) power status details; and (6) destination and delivery timeline. This lets a quote check the etched part number against catalog identity and current availability.