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> The damage was likely done almost immediately; Not disagreeing, just saying the tech running the machine couldn't have known that and should have quenched th
by Doxin 1y ago
> The damage was likely done almost immediately;
Not disagreeing, just saying the tech running the machine couldn't have known that and should have quenched the machine in case the damage was survivable.
- mvdtnz 1y agoRight. You - a person who wasn't there, has had no training, has seen no photos and doesn't understand any of the details of the circumstance - are certainly better positioned to know that than the trained staff who were present.
- Aeolun 1y agoThe article says 1hr before it was turned off. That’s long enough to start questioning.
- mvdtnz 1y agoThe person I was replying to wasn't asking questions. He specifically said the operator "should have" quenched the machine. He's just another comment section expert.
- egberts1 1y agoMagnet is ALWAYS ON, 24/7. Until that big red emergency button gets pressed to the tune of $25,000 to $50,000 each time (couple that with 1-2 weeks downtime and a messed up scheduled for 1,000 of patients.