GE LOGIQ E9 Video Card Repair Service (DAC-BA04 – No Video Output / Black Screen / Display Failure / Image Output Loss)

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Product Details
The GE LOGIQ E9 ultrasound system uses a dedicated video processing card (DAC-BA04) to handle image rendering, digital-to-analog conversion, and video signal output to the monitor. This board plays a critical role in displaying real-time ultrasound images generated by the beamforming and image processing system.
Failure of the video card will directly result in loss of display or severe image output abnormalities.
Common Fault Symptoms
Our professional repair service covers all typical GE LOGIQ E9 video card failures, including:
- No video output (black screen on monitor)
- System boots normally but no display
- Intermittent or unstable image output
- Flickering or distorted display signal
- White screen / blank screen issue
- Image frozen on startup logo
- No signal detected by monitor
- Display works after repeated restart (intermittent failure)
Technical Overview (Video System Function)
The DAC-BA04 video card is responsible for:
- Converting processed ultrasound image data into video signal output
- Managing digital-to-analog display conversion (DAC function)
- Sending image data to system monitor via video interface
- Synchronizing display refresh with image processing engine
Failure in this module results in loss of video signal even when system is fully operational internally.
Related Board / Part Information
Common related identifiers in LOGIQ E9 video/display subsystem:
- DAC-BA04 Video Processing Board (main video card)
- Video interface / output controller circuit (varies by revision)
- Display communication interface board (system-dependent integration)
- Back-end image rendering output module (integrated GPU-like function in system architecture)
📌 Note:
GE LOGIQ E9 video architecture may vary slightly by revision (BT / XDclear platform versions), but DAC-BA04 remains the core video output processing module in most configurations.
Common Root Causes
- Video output IC failure or DAC chip malfunction
- GPU / image rendering pipeline corruption on video card
- Power rail instability affecting video processing circuit
- BGA solder fatigue due to thermal cycling
- Signal transmission failure between CPU and video card
- Firmware or initialization failure of display subsystem
- Connector oxidation or poor contact on board interface
Supported Model
- GE LOGIQ E9 Ultrasound System
- DAC-BA04 Video Card Assembly
Our Repair Service Includes
- Full diagnostic testing of video card (DAC-BA04)
- Video signal path and output analysis
- Component-level IC replacement and repair
- BGA rework and solder restoration
- Power rail stability testing
- Video output verification on real system monitor
- Long-duration stability and burn-in testing
Quality Assurance
- 100% video output functional testing
- Multi-restart stability verification
- Continuous imaging display test
- No-signal / recovery stress test
- Final cleaning and inspection before shipment
Service Terms
- Turnaround time: 2–5 working days
- Warranty: 60 days
- Service type: Component-level professional repair (not full replacement unless required)
- Worldwide service available
Why Choose Us
We specialize in GE ultrasound video processing board repair, including LOGIQ E9 DAC-BA04 video cards, restoring stable image output and display performance as a cost-effective alternative to OEM replacement.
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