JDI Solutions Inc. - Siemens MRI Specialists since 1996

partsJDIS has more Siemens MRI parts than any other independent source in the USA fully tested, 90 day warranty, at a fraction of the OEM price and ready to ship now. • servicesJDIS has Siemens trained engineers to install, test, repair and calibrate your scanner. We ramp and shim late model scanners as well using our own Siemens toolset. And now, we offer a complete range of magnet services as well! • trainingJDIS will begin offering training on maintenance and repair of the Siemens Symphony and Harmony MRI systems in Spring 2008. • partnersWe partner with resellers (services and parts) and parts vendors (consignment sales). • wall of shameOver the years we've seen some rather interesting things. Here are a few of our more unpleasant memories for your viewing pleasure. • contactHow can we help you? Get in touch with us by phone, e-mail, instant messenger or web-form and let us know.

Horrible deinstallation #1

This is a shot of the interior of the magnet.
You can see the interior covers are caked with dirt and grime.
The system was not covered or bubble-wrapped.

Another shot of the top of the magnet and what little protection was on it.

A close-up shot of the interior of the magnet.

The electronics cabinet had no protection and was quite scarred up.

More damage done to the electronics cabinet.

A crate full of badly or completely unpacked items.
A: A $31,000 Open Viva Body Spine coil
B: An Open Viva Head coil
C: An unpacked Open Viva MP110 coil
D: Unprotected kick plates that are used at the bottom of the magnet
E: Unprotected coil ring used as a cosmetic surface on the magnet covers (not anymore)
F: A $10,000 image monitor sitting under all those other things!

Another crate full of completely unpacked items.
A: A complete table docking mechanism
B: An unused air filter
C: A very old helium transfer line (remember this magnet does not use helium)
D: An unprotected table cushion
E: Miscellaneous junk in a box

Here's a classic example of how some companies abuse deinstalled equipment. We purchased this unit (thankfully) as a parts system. Can you imagine having to try to rehabilitate it as a customer system?

Now as you look at this mess, ask yourself whether you'd like to try to reinstall equipment left in such a condition. There are other things we'd like to have shown you as well, but they were missing altogether from the delivery! Things like the console table, various phantom stands needed during installation, and more.

The Northeast US company responsible for this one appears on elsewhere on the wall as well as on dartboards in various dealer's offices around the country. They're still in business!