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Component Replacement
Copyrighte 1995, 1996, 1997, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002 by General Electric Company
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In performing all electrical work on these products, GE will use its own specially trained field engineers. All of GE’s electrical
work on these products will comply with the requirements of the applicable electrical codes.
The purchaser of GE equipment shall only utilize qualified personnel (i.e., GE’s field engineers, personnel of third-party
service companies with equivalent training, or licensed electricians) to perform electrical servicing on the equipment.
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DAMAGE IN TRANSPORTATION
All packages should be closely examined at time of delivery. If damage is apparent, have notation “damage in
shipment” written on all copies of the freight or express bill before delivery is accepted or “signed for” by a General
Electric representative or a hospital receiving agent. Whether noted or concealed, damage MUST be reported to the
carrier immediately upon discovery, or in any event, within 14 days after receipt, and the contents and containers held
for inspection by the carrier. A transportation company will not pay a claim for damage if an inspection is not requested
within this 14 day period.
Call Traffic and Transportation, Milwaukee, WI (414) 827–3449 / 8*285–3449 immediately after damage is found. At
this time be ready to supply name of carrier, delivery date, consignee name, freight or express bill number, item
damaged and extent of damage.
Complete instructions regarding claim procedure are found in Section “S” of the Policy & Procedure Bulletins.
GE personnel, please use the GEMS CQA Process to report all omissions, errors, and defects in this documentation.
Customers, please contact your GE Sales or Service represenatives.
CAUTION
Do not use the following devices near this equipment. Use of these devices near this equipment could cause
this equipment to malfunction.
Devices which intrinsically transmit radio waves such as; cellular phone, radio transceiver, mobile radio transmitter,
radio–controlled toy, etc.
Keep power to these devices turned off when near this equipment.
Medical staff in charge of this equipment is required to instruct technicians, patients and other people who may be
around this equipment to fully comply with the above regulation.
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REVISION HISTORY
REV DATE PRIMARY REASON FOR CHANGE
0 . . . . . April 12, 1995 ... Initial release
1 . . . . . July 21, 1995 ... Temp Cont Box replacement is added.
2 . . . August 31, 1995 ... EMC 80 infomation is added.
3 . December 1, 1995 ... CE Marking (EMC 100) infomation is added.
4 . . . January 1, 1996 ... VE Table Information
5 . . . . . June 15, 1996 ... Slip Ring Information deleted, Functional Check/Adjustment reference information changed to
CD–ROM
6 November 30, 1996 ... Tilt Potentiometer Wire Replacement procedures added, New HV tank information
7 . . . . . April 15, 1997 ... OC–Rear Connector Board, MOD drive, Front–Accessible Gantry (For Renaissance 2)
8 . . . . . May 20, 1999 ... Ported from tool book to PDF file.
9 December 27, 1999 ... SI unit Convertion Table
10 . . . . June 20, 2000 ... SI unit Convertion Table for lbf–ft, oil–less washer added
11 . . . . . July 6, 2001 ... Added axial drive belt replacement procedure
12 . . . Sept. 30, 2001 ... Added: Gantry Rotation Counter
13 . . March 11, 2002 ... Modified: Table Oil pump
14 . . . . April 17, 2002 ... Added: Head Holder Rubber Sheet.
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DANGER!!
DEATH OR SERIOUS INJURY!! READ AND THOROUGHLY UNDERSTAND THE
SAFETY GUIDELINES MANUAL.
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APPENDIX
Symbols and Classification
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NOTE
Applicable Products and Subsystem Designators
This Component Replacement Manual is written for the CT products listed in the table below.
Almost the same Gantry (except DAS/Detector), X–ray Generator, and Table subsystem models are commonly used
for these products.
Subsystem models Operator Console, DAS/Detector, and PDU (Power Distribution Unit) are not commonly used for
these products, as shown in the table.
Note also that the three different product models are named the same name “ProSpeed.”
In this manual, to refer to a correct subsystem, designators “Qj Type”, “’SS Type”, ... , as written in the “OC Designa-
tor”, “DAS/Detector Designator”, and “Model Number” columns are used.
ProSpeed SX
Lemage
ProSpeed
ProSeed
ProSpeed Plus
ProSeed EF
Note 1 This ProSpeed is an upgraded model of ProSpeed S or ProSpeed SX (GEMS–AM and GAMS–A).
Note 2 ProSpeed, ProSpeed SX Power, or Lemage SX can have an SS Type DAS/Detector by an option, otherwise,
these have an Xe Type DAS/Detector.
Note 3 In the case of Upgrade, P9180AB or P9180AF PDU will still be used instead of 2121798 PDU.
LCD PD
2121798
Qj/Qj–b Zj/Zj–a
TYPE TYPE Xe TYPE SS TYPE P9180AB/AF
OC OC
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NOTE (continued)
CE Marking Label
0459
Qj–b TYPE OC REAR VIEW
Manual Reference
The part numbers for service manuals which are referred to in this manual are specified in the table below.
ProSpeed
ProSpeed S Fast
ProSpeed SX Power
Lemage SX
ProSpeed
Lemage Supreme
ProSpeed
ProSeed
ProSpeed Plus
ProSeed EF
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NOTE (continued)
Conversion Formula:
xx (kgfScm) = xxxx (NSm) x 10.2
Conversion Table:
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NOTE (continued)
1 NSm=0.737 lbfSft
Coversion: NSm –> lbfSft
NSm 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
lbfSft
0 0 0.737 1.474 2.211 2.948 3.685 4.422 5.159 5.896 6.633
10 7.370 8.107 8.844 9.581 10.318 11.055 11.792 12.529 13.266 14.003
20 14.740 15.477 16.214 16.951 17.688 18.425 19.162 19.899 20.636 21.373
30 22.110 22.847 23.584 24.321 25.058 25.795 26.532 27.269 28.006 28.743
40 29.480 30.217 30.954 31.691 32.428 33.165 33.902 34.639 35.376 36.113
50 36.850 37.587 38.324 39.061 39.798 40.535 41.272 42.009 42.746 43.483
60 44.220 44.957 45.694 46.431 47.168 47.905 48.642 49.379 50.116 50.853
70 51.590 52.327 53.064 53.801 54.538 55.275 56.012 56.749 57.486 58.223
80 58.960 59.697 60.434 61.171 61.908 62.645 63.382 64.119 64.856 65.593
90 66.330 67.067 67.804 68.541 69.278 70.015 70.752 71.489 72.226 72.963
100 73.700
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Note
This section applies to Qj Type or Qj–b Type OC.
For Zj Type or Zj–a Type OC, see Section 2, OPERATOR CONSOLE (Zj/Zj–a TYPE).
Special Equipment
3 Remove the front OC cover. The +12 Volt supply is shown in illustration 1–1.
4 Pop free and remove the plastic guard from the front of the power supply terminal.
5 Mark and remove the five wires, four screws, from the front terminal. Refer to illustration 1–1.
6 Unscrew the two front support screws and slide the power supply unit forward and out of the OC. Refer to illustra-
tion 1–1.
7 Slide the new +12 Volt power supply into place and attach the wires removed from the old unit.
12 END
PWR
+12 VOLT
POWER SUPPLY
ORANGE
BLACK
BLUE
BROWN
Special Equipment
3 Remove the front OC cover. The +5 Volt supply is shown in illustration 1–2.
4 Remove the +12 Volt power supply by referring to section 1-1, POWER SUPPLY +12 VOLTS.
5 Pop free and remove the plastic guard from the front of the +5 Volt power supply terminal.
6 Mark and Unscrew the four terminal wires, two screws, from the front terminal. Refer to illustration 1–2.
7 Unscrew the two front support screws and slide the power supply unit to the left.
8 Remove the front plate and wires from the power supply unit by unscrewing the two inner (+) and two outer (hex)
screws. Refer to illustration 1–3.
9 Slide the power supply unit forward and out of the OC.
10 Install the new +5 Volt power supply unit by performing steps 9 to 4 in their reverse order.
14 END
PWR
BLUE
BROWN
+5 VOLT
POWER SUPPLY
SCREWS (2)
PWR
RIGHT INNER
SCREW
ACCESS HOLE TO
LEFT INNER SCREW
ACCESS HOLE TO
RIGHT INNER
SCREW
LEFT HEX–SCREW
PLEXI–GLASS
(WIRES NOT SHOWN)
Special Equipment
D Key Board
4 Unscrew the two side brackets (four upward facing screws) while supporting the keyboard.
5 Disconnect the key board connector from the back of the key board.
6 Connect the new keyboard and mount it into place using the side brackets; Do not touch the bottom of the key
board.
8 Verify that the key board is operating properly and that the keys move smoothly; especially the upper and side
keys.
10 END
Special Equipment
4 Remove the two rubber caps and two screws from the top of the Operator Console and remove the top cover.
7 Unscrew the four front panel floppy disc drive screws shown in illustration 1–11.
8 Tilt the left side of the panel slightly into the OC and then carefully pull the panel/FDD assembly out.
9 Disconnect all rear connectors from the floppy disc drive/panel assembly; refer to illustration 1–11. Do not re-
move the drive from the panel assembly.
10 Loosen the top SRT screws and slide the bottom plate backwards as shown in illustration 1–4.
11 Unscrew the three bottom screws underneath the OC top bar frame. Refer to illustration 1–5
12 Carefully pull the sub key board assembly and remove all connectors.
13 Install the new sub key board assembly by performing steps 12 to 3 in their reverse order.
NOTICE
15 Verify that the key board is operating properly and that the keys move smoothly.
16 END
OC BREAKERS
SRT SCREWS
BOTTOM PLATE
SRT
TABS
OC TOP COVER
FRAME
PWR
BOTTOM
SCREWS (3)
Special Equipment
1 Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety guidelines Manual.
3 Remove the rear touch panel cover by unscrewing its six nylon screws. Refer to illustration 1–6.
4 Remove all connectors from the TPC Sub Board. Refer to illustration 1–6.
5 Unscrew, four screws, and remove the TPC Sub Board and install the new one in its place.
6 Connect all connectors to the TPC Sub Board. Refer to illustration 1–6.
8 Install the rear touch panel cover (be careful not to strip the nylon screws).
9 Turn ON the OC main power and verify that the touch panel is responding normally.
10 END
REAR
NYLON
SCREWS
PURPLE/
ORANGE
TPC SUB ASSY
BLUE/
WHITE
REAR COVER BLACK/
PURPLE
CONNECTORS
REAR VIEW
TPC SUB BOARD
ILLUSTRATION 1–6
Special Equipment
D Tie Wraps
1 Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety guidelines Manual.
3 Loosen the set nuts and remove the contrast and sound knobs from the left side of the touch panel (four knobs).
4 Remove the rear touch panel cover by unscrewing its six nylon screws. Refer to illustration 1–7.
5 Unscrew the eight front panel cover screws shown in illustration 1–7; the ninth screw is not accessible.
6 Remove all three external connectors from the PNL ASSY Board. Refer to illustration 1–8
7 Remove the five external connectors from the TPC Sub; they are shown in illustration 1–8.
8 Unscrew and remove the Panel ASSY by unscrewing the four support screws labelled ‘A’ in illustration 1–8.
10 Unscrew the MIC, Emergency Stop button, and adjustment knobs from the side support. Refer to illustra-
tion 1–9.
11 Unscrew the four bottom support hex–screws labelled ‘B’ in illustration 1–8, and remove the old Touch Panel
Assembly.
12 Install the new Touch Panel Assembly by performing steps 11 to step 3 in their reverse order.
13 Verify that all buttons and keys, especially the Emergency OFF key, move smoothly. If not adjust them using
the rear brackets, illustration 1–9, or loosen and realign the front touch panel cover.
14 Pivot the touch screen into its original position; ask the customer what angle is best or adjust the screen to mini-
mize glare. (Refer to Functional Check & Adjustment, Operator Console, OC Component, Touch Panel Tilt
Angle.)
15 Perform TPC SUB Functional check and Adjustments. (Refer to Functional Check & Adjustment, Board/Device
Jumper/Switch Setting, Operator Console.)
16 Install the rear touch panel cover (be careful not to strip the nylon screw).
17 Turn ON the OC main power and verify that the touch panel is responding normally.
18 END
REAR
NYLON
SCREWS
REAR COVER
REAR VIEW
TOUCH PANEL COVERS (REAR/FRONT)
ILLUSTRATION 1–7
A SCREWS (4)
BLACK/
PURPLE
PANEL ASSY
EXTERNAL CONNECTORS
B SCREWS (4)
REAR VIEW
TOUCH PANEL REAR VIEW
ILLUSTRATION 1–8
SIDE EMERGENCY
SCREWS (6) STOP
Special Equipment
D Tie Wraps
1 Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety guidelines Manual.
6 Carefully remove the two power ON connectors while supporting the connecter board. Refer to illustration 1–10.
7 Unscrew the two front support screws and slowly slide the hard disc drive unit forward and out of the OC.
8 Remove the two rear connectors, CN1 and CN2, from the unit. Refer to illustration 1–10.
9 Connect the connectors to the new hard disc drive, and slide it into place.
10 Screw the two front hard disc drive support screws into place.
11 Carefully connect the two power ON connectors while supporting the connecter board.
15 Perform Switch and Jumper Setting of the HDD. (Refer to Functional Check & Adjustment, Board/Device Jump-
er/Switch Setting, Operator Console, Hard Disk Drive.)
17 END
PWR
POWER ON
CONNECTORS
CN2
POWER ON SUPPORT SCREWS (2)
SCREWS (2)
CN1
REAR VIEW
Special Equipment
D Tie Wraps
D Floppy Disk Drive (FDD)
1 Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety guidelines Manual.
6 Disconnect all rear connectors and unscrew the four bottom screws. Refer to illustration 1–11.
7 Mount the new floppy disc drive,connect all rear connectors, and screw the panel/FDD into place.
8 Turn ON the OC main power.
9 Perform an Image Archive test. (Retrieve an image from the QA Image FD and load it on the HDD. Then store
the image on the HDD to the FD. Make sure no error message appears on the status display.)
11 END
PANEL
SCREWS (4)
PWR
Special Equipment
D Tie Wraps
Special Equipment
D Tie Wraps
1 Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety guidelines Manual.
3 Loosen the set nuts and remove the contrast and sound knobs from the left side of the touch panel (four knobs).
4 Remove the rear touch panel cover by unscrewing its six nylon screws. Refer to illustration 1–12, rear cover.
5 Unscrew the eight front panel cover screws shown in illustration 1–12; the ninth screw is not accessible at this
time, it will be removed later.
REAR
NYLON
SCREWS
REAR COVER
screw 9
REAR VIEW
TOUCH PANEL COVERS (REAR/FRONT)
ILLUSTRATION 1–12
6 Remove all three external connectors from the PNL ASSY Board. Refer to illustration 1–13
7 Remove the three external connectors from the TPC Sub which lead to the main body of the OC; the connectors
are shown in illustration 1–13.
8 Support the touch panel assembly and unscrew the four bottom support hex–screws, two long upper and two
short lower. Refer to illustration 1–13.
REAR VIEW
TOUCH PANEL REAR VIEW
ILLUSTRATION 1–13
9 Lay the touch panel assembly (with front cover) face down on the Operator Console. Be careful not to scratch
the screen.
10 Unscrew the remaining, ninth, front panel cover screw (labeled in Illustration 1–12).
11 Pull the touch panel assembly free from the old front panel cover and attach the new front panel cover.
12 Install the touch panel assembly by performing steps 11 to step 3 in their reverse order.
13 Verify that all buttons and keys, especially the Emergency OFF key, move smoothly. If not, adjust them using
the rear brackets, illustration 1–9, or loosen and realign the front touch panel cover.
14 Pivot the touch screen into its original position; ask the customer what angle is best or adjust the screen to mini-
mize glare. (Refer to Functional Check & Adjustment, Operator Console, OC Component, Touch Panel Tilt
Angle.)
15 Install the rear touch panel cover (be careful not to strip the nylon screw).
16 Turn ON the OC main power and verify that the touch panel is responding normally.
17 END
Special Equipment
D Tie Wraps
1 Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety guidelines Manual.
REAR COVER
SCREWS
BOARD COVER
REAR CONNECTOR
REAR CONNECTOR BOARD BOARD
GROUND
CABLE
AUDIO2
CN5
(CN12)
AUDIO2
CN3
(CN14)
INNER COVER
ALLEN SCREWS
GROUND PLATE
SCREWS
11 END
REAR FRAME
Special Equipment
D Tie–wrap
1 Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety guidelines Manual.
D Disk drive
NOTICE
For the system installed except JAPAN, SCSI cable and Power cable MUST be grounded on
the frame of the MOD drive chassis. This can assure EMC specifications.
ÍÍ
ÍÍ
CABLE
ÁÁÁ
ÁÁÁ
ÁÁÁ
ÍÍ ÍÍ CABLE
CABLE WIRING
ILLUSTRATION 1–17
7 END
Note
This section applies to Zj Type or Zj–a Type OC.
For Qj Type or Qj–b Type OC, see Section 1, OPERATOR CONSOLE (Qj/Qj–b TYPE).
Special Equipment
2 Remove the MOD. Refer to section 2-2 of this manual for details.
3 Remove the two plastic covers shown in illustration 2–1 below by removing the four butterfly nuts holding each
cover in place.
PLASTIC COVER
FAN
PLASTIC COVER
COVERS TO BE
REMOVED
GROUND CONNECTIONS
TPC ASSY
TPPS ASSY
FAN
INDICATE RE-
MOVED
CONNECTORS
CN13 CN15
PS DISTR ASSY
BUTTERFLY NUT
FAN
WHITE BUTTON
INDICATES
REMOVED
ASSEMBLY
BRACKETS
TPPS ASSY REMOVAL
ILLUSTRATION 2–4
9 While holding the back of the plasma display unit in place by hand, remove the support bracket and its two Allen
screws (Illustration 2–5).
10 Carefully guide the plasma display unit out of the rear of the OC.
SUPPORT BRACKET
PLASMA DISPLAY ASSY
LONG
STUDS
GUIDE
HOLES
12 Install the new Plasma Display Unit by performing steps 9 through 7 in their reverse order.
14 Perform the Calibration Procedures. (Refer to Functional Check & Adjustment, Operator Console, OC Compo-
nent, Plasma Display.)
15 Verify that the new Plasma Display Unit is displaying the proper screen display, and that all areas of the screen
respond correctly to touch commands.
Special Equipment
VIDEO CABLE
POWER CABLE
CRT MONITOR
SCREW × 4
WASHER × 4
TM1
TM2
FILTER
AC BREAKER
AC BREAKER
ILLUSTRATION 2–10
2. Remove the OC Fan Assy by loosening the four screws. See Illustration 2–11.
SCREWS
PLASMA DISPLAY REAR COVER
SCREWS
OC FAN ASSY
Note
Step 3 (next step) is not needed to perform for MOD Drive Replacement
3. Remove dummy box in OC nest to plasma display by removing two screws. See Illustration 2–12.
DUMMY BOX
J6 (POW1)
OC Rear View
CN1 (SCSI)
J900 (POW2)
ÉÉÉ
CN32
CN25 CN26 CN27 CN28 CN29
ÉÉÉ
POW 1
ÉÉÉ
CN33
ÉÉÉ
ÉÉ ÉÉ
POW 2
CN10 CN11 CN13 CN14 CN15 CN16 CN17 CN18 CN19
ÉÉ ÉÉ CN34
ÉÉ
ÉÉÉÉ
ÉÉ
OC FRONT SIDE OC REAR SIDE
PS DISTR
OC FRONT VIEW
PS DISTR ASSY
ILLUSTRATION 2–15
MOD DRIVE
SCREW
MOD DRIVE
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ
OC INNER SIDE PLATE
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ
OD SPRT
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ
WASHER × 2
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ
SCREW × 2
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ
screws
MOD CONTROLLER
ILLUSTRATION 2–18
No jumper pin
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
bit1 ~3 : SCSI ID
bit4 : Parity check
bit5 ~ 6 : Spare
bit 7 ~ 8 : Mode changeover
2. Verify that the SCSI terminate resisters are installed. See Illustration 2–20.
SCREW
N9405JS ( × 4 )
OD BRKT
2113024
MOD DRIVE
U0050ZA
2. Install the Blind (2113028) to OD BRKT with two screws(N9408ZX) and two washers(N9401WB).
See Illustration 2–22.
MOD CARTRIDGE
BLIND
2113028
WASHER
N9401WB ( × 2 )
SCREW
N9408ZX ( × 2 )
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ
OC inner side plate
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ
OD SPRT
2113026
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ
WASHER
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ
N9518TM ( × 2 )
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ
SCREW
N9408ZX ( × 2 )
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ
OD SPRT INSTALLATION TO OC INNER SIDE PLATE
ILLUSTRATION 2–23
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ OD BRKT
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
OD SPRT
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
OD BRKT SETTING ONTO THE OD SPRT
ILLUSTRATION 2–24
OC FRONT VIEW
6. Install the OD BRKT UP (2116025) to the OD BRKT with two screws (N9408ZX) and two washers (N9401WB).
See Illustration 2–26.
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
SCREW
OD BRKT UP
N9408ZX
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
2116025
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
WASHER
N9401WB
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ WASHER
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
SCREW
N9401WB
N9408ZX
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
OD BRKT
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
OD SPRT IN OC FROM REAR VIEW
ILLUSTRATION 2–26
FAN ASSY
P9321JR
FINGER GUARD
U0620AM
SPACER
N9903YA ( × 4 )
FAN SPRT
2113027
SCREW
N9991YA ( × 4 )
FAN ASSEMBLY
ILLUSTRATION 2–27
8. Install the FAN to the OD BRKT using three screws(N9408ZX), one screw(N9306ZX), and two
washers(N9461WB). See Illustration 2–28.
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
SCREW
N9408ZX
SCREW
N9408ZX ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
WASHER
N9461WB( × 2 )
SCREW
N9306ZX SCREW
N9408ZX ( × 2 )
10. Save and recall data from the newly installed MOD to confirm that it is operating properly.
PS DISTR
MOD DRIVE
(See Illustration 5–12 (See Illustration 5–13
on Page 5–7) on Page 5–8)
CN1
SCSI CABLE
FAN (2114565)
CN4
SCSI ASSY
Note
For MOD Replacement procedure, reuse the MOD POW1 cable (P9151RM).
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
SCSI CABLE
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
MOD POW1 CABLE
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
CABLE CONNECTION TO THE MOD
ILLUSTRATION 2–30
ÉÉÉ
CN32
CN25 CN26 CN27 CN28 CN29
ÉÉÉ
CN33
ÉÉ
CN10 CN11 CN13 CN14 CN15 CN16 CN17 CN18 CN19
FAN ASSY CABLE
ÉÉ CN34
ÉÉ
ÉÉ
OC FRONT SIDE OC REAR SIDE
PS DISTR
OC FRONT VIEW
PS DISTR ASSY
ILLUSTRATION 2–31
1 2
J1
19 20
JUMPER ON
MOD REAR VIEW
JP4 3
2
1
3 JP1
2
1
JUMPER ON
OD BRKT
OD SPRT
2. Install the OD SPRT to OC inner side plate using two washer and two screws. See illustration 2–35.
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
OC INNER SIDE PLATE
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
OD SPRT
P9321FE
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
SCREW
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
N9408LK ( × 2 )
ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ
OD SPRT INSTALLATION TO OC INNER SIDE PLATE
ILLUSTRATION 2–35
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ
OD BRKT
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ OD SPRT
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ
OD BRKT SETTING ONTO THE OD SPRT
ILLUSTRATION 2–36
4. Adjust the MOD Assy position so that the MOD Assy fit to the MOD frame. See Illustration 2–37.
MOD Assy
OC FRONT VIEW
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ
LOOSEN THIS SCREW AND ADJUST
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ
OD BRKT
THE OD BRKT POSITION.
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ
WASHER
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ
N9401WB
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ
SCREW
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ
N9408ZX
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ OD SPRT
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ
ÍÍÍÍÍÍ
OD SPRT IN OC FROM REAR VIEW
ILLUSTRATION 2–38
SCREWS
MOD CONTROLLER
ILLUSTRATION 2–39
8. Save and recall data from the newly installed MOD to confirm that it is operating properly.
CN4
SCSI ASSY
JA6 (POW1)
J1(MOD C)
J100 (SCSI)
ÉÉÉ
CN32
ÉÉÉ
CN25 CN26 CN27 CN28 CN29
MOD POW 1 CABLE
ÉÉÉ
CN33
ÉÉ ÉÉ ÉÉÉ
MOD POW 2 CABLE
CN10 CN11 CN13 CN14 CN15 CN16 CN17 CN18 CN19
ÉÉ ÉÉ CN34
ÉÉ ÉÉ
ÉÉÉÉ
OC FRONT SIDE OC REAR SIDE
FAN ASSY CABLE
PS DISTR
OC FRONT VIEW
PS DISTR ASSY
ILLUSTRATION 2–43
SCSI CONNECTOR
1 19
2 20
SCSI Address 20
SCSI Address 21
SCSI Address 22
TERMINATOR POWER
TERMINATOR POWER
2 16
JP1
1 15
JP2 JP1
JP3
2 16
JP2
1 15
2 16
JP3
1 15
Screw/washer
Upper
support
Half–Height
MOD
2. Install the new MOD Assy (half height) to the OC, and fix it using 2 screws/wasers.
Tighen the screws securely.
Half–Height
MOD
Screws/washers
4. Verify that the fan filter is installed with its arrow mark facing to the fan.
FAN FILTER
(Arrow mark)
5. Remove the mesh cover under the MOD, then disconnect the SCSI cable from the board.
CN32
CN25 CN26 CN27 CN28 CN29
CN33
É
CN10 CN11 CN13 CN14 CN15 CN16 CN17 CN18 CN19
É CN34
É
É
OC FRONT SIDE OC REAR SIDE
FAN ASSY CABLE
PS DISTR
OC FRONT VIEW
PS DISTR
MOD DRIVE
SCSI
SCSI CABLE
(REUSE)
FAN
CN4
SCSI ASSY
8. Adjust the MOD Assy position so that the MOD Assy fit to the MOD frame.
OC FRONT VIEW
9. Save and recall data from the newly installed MOD to confirm that it is operating properly.
TABLE/GANTRY
COMPONENT REPLACEMENT
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION PAGE
SLIP RING and SLIP RING BRUSH are described in ‘SLIP RING
MAINTENANCE MANUAL : 2154943’.
i TABLE / GANTRY
CT PROSPEED SERIES
GE MEDICAL SYSTEMS COMPONENT REPLACEMENT
REV 14 2124012
SECTION PAGE
ii TABLE / GANTRY
CT PROSPEED SERIES
GE MEDICAL SYSTEMS COMPONENT REPLACEMENT
REV 12 2124012
SECTION 1 – GANTRY
SLIP RING and SLIP RING BRUSH are described in ‘SLIP RING
MAINTENANCE MANUAL : 2154943’.
NOTE
Remove the right side cover(viewed from the table) before removing the other covers. If the right
side cover is removed the side safety switch is triggered and the Gantry can not rotate. To allow the
Gantry to rotate, attach the bracket as shown in illustration 1–1.
NOTE
Always disengage the bracket before returning the Right Cover.
BRACKET
SAFETY SWITCHES
ILLUSTRATION 1–1
Special Equipment
D Dolly
D Support Studs
1 Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety Guidelines Manual.
2 Set the Gantry to the 0_ position and lower the table to its lowest position.
3 Switch OFF the OC power and the “Rotate”, “XG” and ”Table/Tilt” switches at the Gantry rear base.
4 Remove the two screws that fasten each gantry side cover to the frame and remove the left and right side covers.
5 Screw the two support studs into each side of the gantry front cover. Attach the service angles to the support
studs. (2 Studs per side)
6 Remove the two long screws (Indicated by a on the Gantry) which fasten the front cover to the gantry frame.
(2 screws per side)
7 Slightly disengage the Gantry front cover and disconnect the Display, Emergency SW and Gantry Operating SW
connections from the Gantry front cover.
8 Connect the Gantry Operating SW and the Display connectors to the inner Gantry Display board. Connect the
Emergency SW connector to the inner Emergency SW (the brown connector beside the Gantry Panel SW).
Refer to illustration 1–2.
9 Support one side of the front cover, lift,and pivot it as shown in illustration 1–3.
10 END
SERVICE SW
DISPLAY CONNECTOR
OPERATING SW
CONNECTOR
EMERGENCY SW CONNECTOR
EMERGENCY SW
SERVICE SW CONNECTION
ILLUSTRATION 1–2
1 Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety Guidelines Manual.
2 Set the Gantry to the 0_ position and lower the table to its lowest position.
3 Switch OFF the OC power and the “Rotate”, “XG” and ”Table/Tilt” switches on the Gantry rear base.
5 END
Special Equipment
D Dolly
D Support Studs
1 Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety Guidelines Manual.
3 Switch OFF the OC power and the “Rotate”, “XG” and ”Table/Tilt” switches on the Gantry rear base.
4 Remove the two screws that fasten each gantry side cover to the frame and remove the left and right side covers.
5 Screw the two support studs into each side of the gantry rear cover.
7 Remove the two long screws (Indicated by a on the Gantry) which fasten the rear cover to the gantry frame
on both sides.
9 Disconnect the MIC and X–RAY ON LED connectors, then remove the rear cover.
10 END
1 Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety Guidelines Manual.
3 Switch OFF the OC power and the “Rotate”, “XG” and ”Table/Tilt” switches on the Gantry rear base.
5 END
Special Equipment
D Tilt Potentiometer
D Tiewraps
D Dolly/Support Studs
1 Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety Guidelines Manual.
3 Switch OFF the ”Rotate”, ”XG”, and “Table/Tilt” switches on the rear base of the Gantry.
6 Tilt the Gantry to the FWD 25_+0.5_ position; use a clinometer placed under the collimator to measure the angle.
10 Remove the tilt potentiometer cover, 3 screws. The potentiometer’s location is shown in illustration 1–4.
DISPLAY
TILT POTENTIOMETER
ANGLE BRACKET
TILT POTENTIOMETER
COUPLING
COUPLING
SCREWS A COUPLING SET NUT
SCREWS B
1
2
3
4
CN11
TILT POTENTIOMETER
ILLUSTRATION 1–5
11 Cut the tie wrap securing the wires leading to the Tilt Potentiometer.
12 Loosen the two coupling screws on the potentiometer side labeled ”B” in illustration 1–5.
13 Loosen the set nut and then remove the Tilt Potentiometer Assy together with its nuts, wires, and washer. (The
wires must be fed down from the TGP board.)
14 Install the new Tilt Potentiometer Assy to the angle bracket using the nuts and washers from the old Tilt Poten-
tiometer.
16 Attach a DVM between Pin 2 and Pin 3 of connector CN11 and measure the total resistance.
Rotate the coupling until the DVM value is 250 W +/- 30 W. Tighten the two ”A” coupling screws.
17 Attach a DVM between Pin 2 and Pin 3 of connector CN11 again and measure the total resistance. If the resis-
tance is not 250 W +/- 30 W, then loosen the coupling screws and repeat step 16
18 Feed the new CN11 connector up the outboard side of the Gantry frame and connect it to the TGP Board.
20 Tilt the Gantry from the FWD 25_ to the BWD 25_ position, and verify that Tilt POT rotates smoothly.
23 Perform T0, TG Adjustment. (Refer to Functional Check & Adjustment, Gantry, Tilt Operation, Tilt Angle.)
24 END
7 Remove the Tilt Potentiometer cover at left inner side of the by removing 3 screws.
SUP-
PORT
BRACK-
ET
SCREWS
9 Loosen four Allen screws on the coupling, slide the coupling to the right, then remove the pulley:
ALLEN SCREWS
PULLEY
11 Cut the tilt potentiometer wire (new) to the length of 1.8 meter.
SAME LENGTH
13 Wind the potentiometer wire at the right side of the pulley, 4.5 turns clockwise viewed from the right.
14 Wind the potentiometer wire at the left side of the pulley, 4.5 turns counterclockwise viewed from the right.
ADHESIVE TAPE
16 Install the pulley to the potentiometer unit, taking care not to loosen the wire. The adhesive tape location of the
pulley must be placed at the bottom.
17 Before tightening the coupling Allen screws, rotate the potentiometer shaft fully clockwise, then five turns coun-
terclockwise. This assures that the potentiometer rotation is at the middle.
18 Install the potentiometer unit to the support bracket, in the upper most position.
19 Pass the wire through the holes at the Gantry frame, always taking care not to rotate the pulley.
HOLE HOLE
21 Pass the wire through the pipe twice, making one turn:
22 Position the pipe against the Gantry frame wire hole securing by the finger, assure that the wire is taut, then se-
cure the pipe by finger and tighten the wire pulling it firmly.
23 Repeat the steps 19 through 22 for the other side of Gantry frame wire hole.
28 Perform T0, TG adjustment. (Refer to Functional Check & Adjustment, Gantry, Tilt Operation, Tilt Angle.)
Special Equipment
D Dolly/Support Studs
1 Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety Guidelines Manual.
2 Set the Gantry to the 0_ position and lower the table to the lowest position.
3 Power OFF the ”Rotate” and ”XG” switches at the Gantry rear base.
6 Turn ON the Service switch located on the left side of the TGP board.
7 Rotate the Gantry by hand (CW) to the position shown in illustration 1–6 and insert the Azimuth lock pin.
9 Lock the Gantry from tilting using the shipping locks (zero degree tilt). If the cylinders are not fully functional
proceed according to the following trouble situation chart.
Tilt Angle : 0 ~ BWD 9.5_ Perform tilt lock using the variable jig as shown in illustration A (both sides).
Tilt Angle : BWD 9.5_ ~ Perform the following procedures for both sides:
BWD 25_ a. Raise the Table to the upper limit.
b. Tilt BWD to 25_.
c. Set the DIP SW T3 (location 3S) to the up position on the TGP board.
(This setting disables the tilt interlock function.)
d. Tilt the Gantry until it reaches the BWD mechanical stopper to be
locked.
Perform this carefully, since the interlock function will not work.
Tilt Angle : FWD 25_~ Perform tilt lock using the variable jig as shown in illustration B (both sides).
BWD 9.5_
Tilt Angle : BWD 9.5_ ~ Tilt FWD to within BWD 9.5_, and then perform tilt lock using the variable jig
BWD 25_ as shown in illustration B (both sides).
ILLUSTRATION A ILLUSTRATION B
11 Remove the bottom screen from the Gantry(Six screws). Refer to illustration 1–6.
14 Remove the hoses, adapter and joint from the solenoid valve. (Illustration 1–7)
A
BOTTOM SCREEN
SOLENOID VALVE
B
B
SOLENOID VALVE
ILLUSTRATION 1–6
15 Remove the two B screws and the solenoid valve from the solenoid valve box. (Illustration 1–6)
16 Unscrew the wires leading from the old tilt solenoid valve.
17 Close all four solenoid valves by turning them fully in the S direction (CW).
(A) (B)
LEFT RIGHT
JOINT
S F
BWD (R)
F S FROM THE PUMP
S F
FWD
ADAPTER
F S
(P)
18 Transfer the hose joints from the old tilt solenoid valve to the new tilt solenoid valve using sealing tape.
Note
Put sealing tape onto the PT screw only. When applying sealing tape, wrap the tape about one and
a half times in the opposite direction of the thread.
PF SCREW PT SCREW
19 Close all four new solenoid valves by turning them fully in the S direction (CW).
20 Attach the new solenoid valve by performing steps 16 to 11 in their reverse order.
22 Verify the operation of the tilt solenoid valve using the FWD and BWD buttons.
25 Adjust the tilt speed. (Refer to Functional Check & Adjustment, Gantry, Tilt Operation, Tilt Speed.)
27 END
Special Equipment
WARNING!
CRASH HAZARD! DO NOT ADJUST THE THROTTLE DIALS OF THE SOLENOID VALVE OR
REPLACE BOTH CYLINDERS TOGETHER AT THE SAME TIME.
1 Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety Guidelines Manual.
2 Move the Gantry to the 0_ position and lower the table to its lowest position.
3 Power OFF the ”Rotate”and ”XG” switches on the rear Gantry base.
4 Remove all Gantry covers(Front, rear and both sides).
5 Switch OFF the Servo Amp breaker.
6 Move the table to approximately the –150 mm position.
BRACKET
ROD END
CYLINDER
SHIPPING LOCK
SHIPPING LOCK
PIVOT
Tilt Angle : 0 ~ FWD 25 Tilt the Gantry BWD to 0_ and lock it using the shipping locks (both sides).
Lock the Gantry tilt using the variable jig at both sides as shown in the
Tilt Angle : 0 ~ BWD 25
Illustration A.
Tilt Angle : 0 ~ FWD 25 Lock the Gantry tilt using the variable jig at both sides as shown in the
Illustration A.
Tilt Angle : 0 ~ BWD 25 Tilt the Gantry to 0_ if possible, then lock the Gantry tilt using the variable jig
at both sides as shown in the Illustration B.
ILLUSTRATION A ILLUSTRATION B
9 Cut the three tie wraps holding the oil hoses to the inboard (inside) side of the Gantry side frame.
10 Remove the double nuts holding the cylinder in place at both ends (illustration 1–9) and pull free the Cylinder
assembly.
SUPPORT BRACKET
DOUBLE NUT
HOSE NUT
DOUBLE NUT
HOSE NUT
Note
When removing the oil hoses, keep the input (bottom inlet) hose vertical so that no oil drips out of
it. Any oil which drips out will be replaced by air which will enter the new cylinder during reinstallation.
12 Remove the two elbow joints, one from each end, and wrap sealing tape around the ends which are screwed
into the cylinder. These elbows will be attached to the new cylinder later.
Note
When wrapping sealing tape around the elbow joints, the tape should be wrapped about one and
a half times in the opposite direction of the threads.
13 Remove the rod end from the old cylinder and attach it to the new cylinder as shown in illustration 1–10.
12 < < 14
ROD END
FIX NUT
14 Fill a clean receptacle with enough Oil (Z9807QD) to cover the end of the cylinder as shown in illustration 1–11.
Place the oil input end of the cylinder assembly into the oil and pull the rod end so as to suck oil into the cylinder.
Stop when the length of the cylinder assembly is about 4 cm longer than the distance needed to reach from the
holding pivot to the support bracket.
15 Turn the cylinder around so that the input end is pointing skyward and wait 1~2 minutes for any air to settle to
the top.
16 Push the rod end into the cylinder while holding the cylinder firmly. A mixture of air and oil should come out of
the skyward hole. Continue until only oil comes out and all air is removed from the cylinder.
AIR HOLE
ÉÉÉÉÉÉ
ÉÉÉÉÉÉ
ÉÉÉÉÉÉ
OIL
17 Attach the elbow joints removed from the old cylinder to the new cylinder.
19 Rest the cylinder on the pivot support and open the air hole by rotating it CCW approximately three times.
Note
Do not unscrew the air hole screw. Simply turning it approximately three times is sufficient for it to
allow air or oil to escape.
20 Push down on the rod end until the cylinder assembly fits neatly into the bracket and the pivot. A firm force will
be required to push the rod end down and force the excess oil to drip out of the air hole.
24 Attach the cylinder assembly and secure it with the double nuts at both the pivot and the bracket ends (see illus-
tration 1–8 and 1–9).
25 Fasten the oil hoses to the inboard (inside) side of the Gantry side base with tie wraps (3).
27 Remove the shipping locks and any residual oil left on the cylinder.
28 Tilt the Gantry BWD 25 degrees and verify that the operation is smooth.
29 Perform a T0, TG Tilt adjustment. (Refer to Functional Check & Adjustment, Gantry, Tilt Operation, Tilt Angle.)
31 Perform a Tilt Speed Adjustment. (Refer to Functional Check & Adjustment, Gantry, Tilt Operation, Tilt Speed.)
32 END
D With the cylinder (to be adjusted) removed from the Gantry frames.
1 Verify that all of the oil hoses are connected to the cylinder.
2 Remove the Gantry inner bottom meshed plate with its stays, by removing the six hex screws.
ÉÉÉÉ
MESHED COVER
ÉÉÉÉ
PLATE
GANTRY BASE
TABLE
5 Rotate the two adjusters (RIGHT – BWD and RIGHT – FWD) for the right cylinder to the S direction (close)
until they stop.
LEFT RIGHT
F : FAST (valve is opened.)
S F S : SLOW (valve is closed.)
BWD
ALIGNED
F S BASE
S F ADJUSTER
FWD ADJUSTER BASE
F S
6 While handing the cylinder with its rod side down, press and hold the [FWD] button of the Gantry panel switch
until the rod is fully extracted.
7 Place the cylinder with the air hole facing up and with the cylinder tilted in approx. 60_.
8 Using a hex–head wrench, loosen the air valve in one turn. (Do not remove it.) Then move the wrench up and
down with it inserted into the air valve to vibrate the valve and bleed air.
AIR VALVE
14 Rotate the two adjusters (LEFT – BWD and LEFT – FWD) for the right cylinder to the S direction (close) until
they stop.
15 Repeat steps 6 to 12
Special Equipment
D Oil (Z9807QD)
D Dolly/Shipping Studs
1 Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety Guidelines Manual.
3 Switch OFF the ”Rotate” and ”XG” switches at the Gantry rear base.
8 Unscrew the six screws from the pump top cover at the Gantry rear base and remove the top cover (Illustra-
tion 1–12).
DUCT COVER
EARTH PLATE
9 Unscrew the six screws from the duct cover at the Gantry rear base and remove the duct cover.
CAUTION
Shock hazard. A live current runs through the rear duct terminal of each switch. Do NOT
touch the terminals directly or indirectly (see illustration 1–13).
10 Disconnect the power cable connector and capacitor from the Oil Pump at the Gantry rear base. (Illustra-
tion 1–13)
12 Remove the two bottom screws holding down the pump box. Their location is shown in illustration 1–14.
INDICATES
PLATE AND SCREWS
TO BE REMOVED
SCREWS
PUMP BOX
ILLUSTRATION 1–14
13 Remove the back plate from the pump box. It should be possible to move the box to access the four screws
since the bottom screws were removed in step 12
14 Remove the two oil hoses from the pump by loosening the nuts from the elbow joints. The set nut must be loos-
ened first. (Illustration 1–15)
15 Transfer the two elbow joints from the old pump to the new one. Use sealing tape when attaching the joints to
the new pump.
Note
When applying sealing tape to elbow joints wrap the tape about one and a half times in the opposite
direction of the thread.
16 Remove the four mounting bolts (torque : 150 kg.cm) and take the old pump out of the pump box.
17 Mount the new pump assy into the pump box and fasten it with the four mounting bolts (torque : 150 kg.cm).
19 Pour 550cc of oil into the new oil pump. Refer to section 1-9 GANTRY PUMP LUBRICATION of this manual.
ELBOW JOINT
POURING SCREW
(LARGE SIZE)
GND CABLE
ELBOW JOINT
23 Repeat steps 21 and 22 a few times to remove any air in the Pump or Cylinder.
26 Perform a T0, TG Tilt adjustment. (Refer to Functional Check & Adjustment, Gantry, Tilt Operation, Tilt Angle.)
27 Perform a Tilt Speed Adjustment. (Refer to Functional Check & Adjustment, Gantry, Tilt Operation, Tilt Speed.)
30 END
Special Equipment
D Dolly/Support Studs
1 Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety Guidelines Manual.
2 Set the Gantry to the home position and lower the table to the lowest position.
3 Switch OFF the ”Rotate”, ”XG” and ”Slip Ring115V” switches at the Gantry base.
4 Remove all the Gantry covers (front, rear and both sides).
TMR BOARD
STRR
BOARD
(STRR2
board)
6 Switch ON the Service SW and rotate the Gantry to access each board.
7 Remove the four nuts and the back side cover which each board exists on. (Illustration 1–17)
Note
D TMR board : NO cable
D STRR board : Three connectors and two wires
10 END
BACK COVER
FOUR NUTS
DETAIL ”A”
Special Equipment
D Tie wraps
1 Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety Guidelines Manual.
2 Switch OFF the ”Rotate”, ”XG”, and ”Table/Tilt” switches on the rear Gantry base.
6 Label and remove the wires attached to terminal strip ”TB ” of the Servo Amplifier, except for those marked
with lower case r and s. Refer to illustration 1–18.
Note
Before disconnecting CN1 and CN2, loosen the locking screws (see illustration 1–18 ).
9 Remove the amplifier by unscrewing the four screws with a long Phillips (plus) screw driver.
10 Attach the furnished amplifier using the screws and plastic insulators removed in step 9
12 Connect all wires removed from the ”TB” strip to the new Servo Amplifier terminals according to their labels.
14 Switch ON the ”Rotate”, ”XG”, and ”Table Tilt” switches on the rear Gantry base.
15 Turn ON the power from the OC. Turn ON the Servo Amp breaker.
18 END
TB STRIP
GND
CN1
r
s
CN2
GND
PUSH
TAB
LOCK SCREWS
PUSH
TAB
Special Equipment
D Oil (Z9807QD)
D Kim Wipe
1 Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety Guidelines Manual.
3 Switch OFF the ”XG”, ”Table/Tilt”, and ”Rotate” switches at the Gantry rear base.
4 Remove the pump top cover at the Gantry rear base, six screws. Refer to illustration 1–12.
5 Remove the small air escape screw and the larger pouring mouth screw from the pump (Illustration 1–19 ).
8 Tilt the Gantry backward while watching the pump to see if excess oil spills out of the pump. If oil leaks out of
the pump holes then continue to tilt the Gantry slowly while wiping up any oil which spills out of the pump.
10 Return the small air escape screw and the larger pouring mouth screw using sealing tape. Wrap the sealing tape
about one and a half times in the opposite direction of the threads.
12 END
POURING MOUTH
(LARGE)
OIL PUMP
ILLUSTRATION 1–19
Special Equipment
D Grease Gun
D Grease Cartridge : Shell Alvania grease#2 NEW (U0411BD) :see note following step 6
D Dolly/Support Studs
1 Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety Guidelines Manual.
2 Switch OFF the ”ROTATE” and ”XG” switches at the Gantry rear base.
Note
Rotate the Gantry in the CW direction ONLY to protect the Slip Ring Brushes.
6 Rotate the Gantry by hand(CW) until the tube is about 60_ clockwise from the home position to see the bearing
grease nipple shown in Illustration 1–20.
Note
New grease must be used. Do NOT reuse a grease cartridge; open a brand new grease cartridge
every time you perform this operation.
NIPPLE
ROTATE
GANTRY A FEW
ROTOR DEGREES TO
FILL THE NEXT
BEARING.
a. Pull the chain located at the bottom of the c. Pack grease (SHELL ALVANIA grease #2
gun all the way, then move it to the narrow or equivalent) into the gun body.
slit to lock the chain.
NARROW SLIT d. Install the lid to the body securely, then re-
lease the chain.
GUN
BODY GREASE
BODY LID
NOTICE
Slow pumping operation is required. If pumped fast, new grease will be soon ejected so that
new grease can NOT reach the main bearing.
9 Inject grease while squeezing the lever of the grease gun VERY SLOWLY to pack new grease into the main
bearing housing. (The main bearings are located inside the Gantry rotor base.)
10 After pumping operation is performed a few times, you can see grease leaked from the clearance between the
rotor base and Stator. Then rotate the Gantry a few degrees counterclockwise by hand to fill the next main
bearing with grease. See Illustration 1–20.
Note
Areas to which grease is applied are shown in the circles of Illustration 1–20.
11 To pack grease completely, repeat Steps 9~10 until the gantry rotates three or four times.
14 Switch ON the ”ROTATE” and ”XG” switches at the Gantry rear base.
16 Rotate the Gantry for approximately 10 minutes using the toggle switches on the TGP board and verify that the
Gantry rotation is smooth.
17 Switch OFF the ”ROTATE” and ”XG” switches at the Gantry rear base.
18 Wipe clean any grease which has leaked between the bearing and the housing.
20 Switch ON the ”ROTATE” and ”XG” switches at the Gantry rear base.
21 END
Special Equipment
D Dolly/Support Studs
D Filter
1 Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety Guidelines Manual.
5 Remove the collimator cover by removing the 4 nuts(Torque: 35kg–cm) securing the cover.
NOTICE
Fragile part. The Photo Sensors are very sensitive. Be careful not to bend them.
6 Remove the two long hexa screws and the filter indicated in Illustration 1–21.
8 Perform the following check/adjustment procedures according to Functional Check & Adjustment, System:
9 END
PHOTO SENSOR
PROTECT BRACKET
FILTER
STEPPING MOTOR
COLLIMATOR FRONT VIEW
1
FILTER
2
FILTER
ILLUSTRATION 1–21
1-12 APERTURE
Special Equipment
D Dolly/Support Studs
D Aperture
1 Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety Guidelines Manual.
5 Remove the collimator cover by removing the 4 nuts securing the cover.
NOTICE
6 Switch ON the service SW located on the SUB board, and rotate the Gantry (CW) to the 180_ position by hand.
9 Remove the Aperture assy from the collimator by removing the 4 nuts(M5 Torque: 35kg–cm) shown in illustration
1–22.
10 Install the new Aperture assy by performing steps 9 to 8 in their reverse order.
11 Perform the functional checks: (Refer to Functional Check & Adjustment, Gantry, Collimator, Aperture Ratio.)
12 END
REMOVING
NUTS(FOUR)
TORQUE: 35k–.cm
TUBE + + + +
+ + + +
APERTURE
ILLUSTRATION 1–22
2 Remove the rear and right and left side Gantry covers.
ÁÁÇ
Â
ÊÊËËË
ÊÊÊ
Ä
Ç Ä
ÄÄ
3 Attach the safety switch bracket to the right side of Gantry.
ÂÊÊÊ
ÊÊ
BRACKET
e. Set the service switch of TGP board from SYS position to OFF position.
TGP
FIX SPD0 SLOW 90_
MNL
1-13 DTRE ASSY (FOR GANTRY 2137XXX, 2123XXX, 2117XXX ONLY) (Continued)
5 For Gantry 2137xxx Only:
Remove the six nuts from the right side of the outer ring cover.
Loosen the two nuts from the right side of the outer ring cover.
Then remove th outer ring cover.
NUTS
(REMOVE)
TWO NUTS
(LOOSEN, NOT NECESSARY
TO REMOVE THEM.)
1-13 DTRE ASSY (FOR GANTRY 2137XXX, 2123XXX, 2117XXX ONLY) (Continued)
6 Remove the inner slip ring cover, two(2) Allen screws and two(2) nylon nuts.
1-13 DTRE ASSY (FOR GANTRY 2137XXX, 2123XXX, 2117XXX ONLY) (Continued)
8 Disconnect the three(3) cable connectors(J1,J2,J3) from DTRE assy.
J3
J1
J2
DTRE ASSY
ILLUSTRATION 1–26
9 Unscrew, four(4) studs and eight(8) washers, and remove the DTRE assy.
DTRE ASSY
ILLUSTRATION 1–27
1-13 DTRE ASSY (FOR GANTRY 2137XXX, 2123XXX, 2117XXX ONLY) (Continued)
11 Check the manual rotation as follows.
c. Rotate the gantry by hand for more than one rotation. Verify that the gantry rotates smoothly, and that there is
no abnormal noise.
SERVO AMP
ÁÁÁÁÁ
ÁÁÁÁÁ
SUB BOARD
ÁÁÁÁÁ
ON
ÁÁÁÁÁ
TGP BOARD
OFF
TGP BOARD
SYS ABT SPD2 FAST CONT
CAUTION
Be very careful; stand clear of the rotating gantry. Gantry may experience sudden high speed
rotation due to order from the OC.
1-13 DTRE ASSY (FOR GANTRY 2137XXX, 2123XXX, 2117XXX ONLY) (Continued)
c. Turn ON the Gantry switches as shown in the following sequence:
2 3 4 1
ON
Note
Be ready to hit the Emergency OFF switch in case of any rotational problems.
d. Verify that the Gantry rotation alarm sounds to indicate that Gantry rotation is enabled.
TGP
BOARD
SY AB SPD FAST CONT
S T 2
f. Set ABT/SVE/FIX switch to ABT, and keep depressing it until the gantry rotates for more than one rotation.
Verify that the gantry rotates smoothly, and that there is no abnormal noise.
1-13 DTRE ASSY (FOR GANTRY 2137XXX, 2123XXX, 2117XXX ONLY) (Continued)
g. Do the same check for each of the following conditions:
TGP BOARD
Set the TGP service switches to MNL, FIX, SPD0, SLOW, CONT.
Set the TGP service switches to MNL, FIX, SPD0, MDL, CONT.
Set the TGP service switches to MNL, FIX, SPD0, FAST, CONT.
Set the TGP service switches to MNL, FIX, SPD1, SLOW, CONT.
Set the TGP service switches to MNL, FIX, SPD1, MDL, CONT.
Set the TGP service switches to MNL, FIX, SPD1, FAST, CONT.
Set the TGP service switches to MNL, FIX, SPD2, SLOW, CONT
13 Re–set the switch from MNL mode to SYS mode on the TGP board.
TGP BOARD
14 Perform the following check: (Reference Functional Check Manual / DAS/DETECTOR tab )
15 Install the rear and right and left side Gantry covers.
Table:
1) Table Height
2) Cradle Absolute Position
TIE–WRAP 4
2 1
3 Cut the tie–wrap that secures Axial Motor power cable to its connector, then remove the connector from the motor
assy.
Disconnect the axial motor connector of the axial motor encoder wire at rear left bottom of the Gantry. See Il-
lustration 1–30.
TIE–WRAP
ENCODER WIRE
ENCODER WIRE
ILLUSTRATION 1–30
SPRING
ADJUSTMENT
BOLT
BELT TENSION
ILLUSTRATION 1–31
5 Remove the motor assy from the Gantry frame at rear left bottom of the Gantry using Allen bolts, washers and
spacers at three positions. See Illustration 1–32.
SPACER
WASHER
ALLEN
BOLTS
7 Mark the cables so that the cables can be re–connected properly to the terminals, then, disconnect the cables
in the terminal box. See Illustration 1–33.
YEL BLU
BRW
ORN RED
WHT
BLK
GRN
6 Slide the axial motor base plate maximum into the direction shown in illustration 1–36, then place the belt to the
axial motor pulley. See Illustration 1–36.
7 Slide the axial motor base plate in opposite direction as in step 6 in order to make the belt more taut, then tighten
the Allen bolts so that it still permits plate sliding.
8 Tighten the Adjustment bolt of the belt tension adjuster until the spring (red color) cannot be seen any longer.
See Illustration 1–31.
10 Install the axial motor connector, then secure the cable using tie–wrap as is shown in illustration 1–30.
11 Connect the connector of the axial motor encoder wire at rear left bottom of the Gantry
13 Attach the wire from the axial motor to the four tie–wrap bases on the motor plate, using tie–wraps.
See Illustration 1–29.
14 After replacing the Servo Motor, perform the following adjustments in the following order according to Functional
Check & Adjustment, Gantry, Rotation Operation:
Procedure
CAUTION
Shock hazard.
Wait more than five minutes following the last scan before performing the following proce-
dure.
1 Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety Guidelines Manual (P9011AW).
3 Switch OFF the ”Rotate”, ”XG” and ”Table/Tilt” switches at the Gantry rear base.
7 Switch ON the service switch on the SUB board near the TGP board.
11 Disconnect the wires connected to the board on top of the Anode HV tank(J1 & J6).
12 Disconnect the wires connected to the board on top of the Cathode HV tank(J1, J2 & J6).
Note
There are two types of the cable duct.
CABLES
MIRROR
CABLES
POSITIONING LIGHT
MIRROR
CABLE DUCT
CTVRC COVER
SWITCH BOX
TERMI-
NAL COV-
ER
GANTRY ROTATIONAL
ILLUSTRATION 1–37
J1
J1
J7
J7
U201
U201 J6
J6
U200
U200
U187
U187 J1
U186
U186
k. Disconnect the following external cables and wires that are connected to the CTVRC board.
D Four optical fiber cables(U53, U87, U124 and U175) Do not bend.
D J3, J6, J9 wire connectors
D CTVRC connector(behind the Gate Driver board)
550V RTN
+550V
U87 J9
U175
U53
U124
J3 TIE WRAP
GATE DRIVER BOARD
TIE WRAP
CTVRC
CONNECTOR TO J6
XJ2
CTVRC
CONNECTOR
XJ1
XJ7
XJ6
XJ5
XJ4
XJ3
m. Disconnect the wires(brown and light blue) connected to the switch box.
n. Disconnect the wires connected to the RL51(3, 4) and RL52(3, 4) in the switch box.
TRANSFORMER
TM54
5
6
COVER
BROWN AND
LIGHT BLUE WIRES
SWITCH BOX
RL52
XG SWITCH
RL51
4
3
4
3
DISCONNECT
THESE WIRES
DISCONNECT WIRES
ILLUSTRATION 1–40
a. Remove the cable duct cover by unscrewing its four(4) nylon nuts.
CABLES
CABLE DUCT
NYLON NUT
16 Remove the positioning light and mirror from cable duct and attach them to the new cable duct.
MIRROR
NEW
CABLE DUCT
NUT
STUD
SPRING
WASHER
BALL
21 Remove the X–Ray Tube as outlined in section 1–5, X–RAY TUBE, of the X–Ray Generator tab of the
INSTALLATION / COMPONENT REPLACEMENT manual.
22 Remove the X–Y bar by unscrewing its Allen screw and install the new one.
23 Install the new X–Ray Tube as outlined in section 1–5, X–RAY TUBE, of the X–Ray Generator tab of the
INSTALLATION \ COMPONENT REPLACEMENT manual.
24 Perform the following check/adjustment procedures according to the Functional Check/Adjustment Manual.
Special Equipment
D Axial Drive Belt
D Tie wraps
1 Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety Guidelines Manual.
3. Switch OFF all the breaker switches at the Gantry rear base.
7. Remove the following from the Gantry; (Refer to CT Slip Ring Maintenance Manual)
NOTICE
Among eight places that have screws to loosen, two places have a pin. The two places are
arranged in the diagonal positions. Be careful for two pins’ positions when installing the slip
ring assy after replacing the axial drive belt.
2 SCREWS (8 PLACES)
PIN
11. Loosen the three mounting plate bolts on Axial Motor Mounting plate. See Illustration 1–45.
12. Loosen the two nuts, then remove the adjustment bolt of the belt tension adjuster. See Illustration 1–45.
13. Lift the mounting plate to the direction shown in illustration 1–45 and remove the axial drive belt from the axial
motor pulley.
ADJUSTMENT
BOLT
MOUTING PLATE BOLTS (3)
BELT TENSION
ADJUSTER
16. Perform the following adjustment and check according to the CD–ROM manual, Functional Check and Adjust-
ment.
18. END
If the Gantry does not has the new counter fixing plate (2318321) , order the Counter Assy (2318320).
3. Switch OFF all the breaker switches at the Gantry rear base.
Note
The short type of the counter fixing plate on the Gantry can NOT be used for a new rotation counter.
So, the counter plate must also be replaced with a new type of the fixing plate (long type) when a
new counter is used.
7. Remove the two screws and rotation counter bracket. Replace the rotation counter bracket with a new one.
Screws
New Counter
Fixing Plate
Long type
Cut!
9. Remove the counter holder from the new counter, then remove the two screws from the holder. Discard the two
screws. (The counter holder will be re–used later.)
Counter Holder
Screws
a. Remove the insulation sheet from the new rotation counter to activate the battery installed into the counter.
(The counter indication will be ramdomly displayed.)
c. Press the RST (Reset) button to set the counter to “0”. Verify that the counter indication is “0”.
Step a. Step b.
Insulation Sheet
2 1
Step c. Step d.
2 1
Reset Button
13. Connect the cables to the terminals of the counters; Red cable to No.1 terminal, and Black cable to No.2
terminal.
14. Install the new rotation counter until the counter holder holds the counter securely.
Í
Í Holder
Í Counter
Í Protector
Í 1 2 3 4
Í
Í
Rubber
Í
Seal
Gantry
Frame
Red
Black
17. END
SECTION 2 – TABLE
Special Equipment
D None
1 Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety Guidelines Manual.
2 Move the cradle OUT to its fully retracted position (farthest from Gantry).
5 Unscrew and remove the four foot peddles. Refer to illustration 2–1 for their locations.
8 Install the front bottom cover by performing steps 7 to 4 in their reverse order. Operate the foot peddles and
ensure that they are labelled correctly.
WARNING!
WHEN INSTALLING THE FOOT PEDALS, THE PEDAL WITH MUST BE INSTALLED
UP DOWN
TO THE PEDAL SWITCH WITH ; PEDAL TO SWITCH.
ALSO INSERT THE PEDAL HOLDER INTO SWITCH SLIT.
9 END
1 Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety Guidelines Manual.
2 Move the cradle OUT to its fully retracted position (farthest from Gantry).
5 Remove the two vertical screws at the front of the cover shown in illustration 2–1.
6 Remove the four plastic caps that guard the rear leg screws, two on each side of the table.
7 Remove the two screws and washers from each side of the table.
8 Slide the rear legs up and free from the bottom frame and then pull the cover forward.
10 END
FOOT
PEDDLE
ALIGN
BOTTOM COVER
FRONT
BOTTOM COVER
REAR
UP
DOWN
CAPS
LEGS
Special Equipment
D None
1 Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety Guidelines Manual.
2 Switch OFF the ”XG” and ”Rotate” switches, and switch ON the ”Table/Tilt” switch at the Gantry rear base.
4 Move the cradle OUT to its fully retracted position (farthest from Gantry).
5. Switch OFF the ”Table/Tilt” switch at the rear base of the Gantry.
6 Unscrew the seven screws running along the undersurface seam between the right and left side covers ( Illustra-
tion 2–2) .
CRADLE
GANTRY
4 PLASTIC CAPS
( 2 ALLEN SCREWS PER
SIDE)
UNDERSURFACE SEAM SCREWS
7 Remove the four plastic caps shown in illustration 2–2 (two per side).
8 Remove the four side Allen screws shown in illustration 2–2 (two per side).
SCREWS
LEFT SIDE
GANTRY
SCREWS
RIGHT SIDE
10 Slightly disengage the Left Cover at the end closest to the Gantry, and slide it free from the table until the Latch
and Touch Sensor SW connectors are visible.
13 Remove the Right Side Cover by following the procedures outlined in steps 9 to 12 for the opposite side.
14 END
2-3 CRADLE
Special Equipment
D None
1 Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety Guidelines Manual.
2 Switch OFF the ”XG” and ”Rotate” switches, and switch ON the ”Table/Tilt” switch on the Gantry rear base.
4 Move the cradle OUT to its fully retracted position (farthest from Gantry).
5. Switch OFF the ”Table/Tilt” switch on the rear base of the Gantry.
6 Remove the six plastic caps from the cradle end handle (see illustration 2–4 ).
7 Remove the four hexagonal bolts from the cradle end handle (see Illustration 2–4 ).
4 PLASTIC CAPS
4 BOLTS
2 PLASTIC CAPS
9 After installing the new cradle, perform the following gap adjustments according to Functional Check & Adjust-
ment, Table, Longitudinal Function, Cradle Mechanics.
Gap between Frame and Cradle
Gap between Cradle and Cradle Support
10 END
Special Equipment
D Cradle Potentiometer
D Tie wraps
1 Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety Guidelines Manual.
2 Switch OFF the ”XG” and ”Rotate” switches, and switch ON the ”Table/Tilt” switch on the Gantry rear base.
4 Move the cradle OUT to its fully retracted position (farthest from Gantry).
5. Switch OFF the ”Table/Tilt” switch on the rear base of the Gantry.
6 Remove the Left Side Cover of the Table. See Illustration 2–5. Refer to section 2-2 SIDE COVERS.
9 Remove the cover which is located under the cradle closest to the Gantry (4 screws).
11 Remove the TABLE BOARD ASSY protective cover (4 screws). Its location is shown in illustration 2–6.
OIL
GANTRY PUMP
TABLE BOARD ASSY
FOR TABLE
P9185AB/AF/AG:
TOP VIEW
SIDE VIEW
TABLE
GANTRY
DRIV-
ER
FOR TABLE
2129562/3/4:
TOP VIEW
13 Verify that the end of the cradle is in the out limit position, then loosen the two coupling screws closest to the
Potentiometer. Refer to Illustrations 2–7 and 2–8.
Note
Be careful not to move the thin cradle potentiometer cable.
CRADLE CABLE
SET SCREWS
POTENTIOMETER
POTENTIOMETER LOCATION
ILLUSTRATION 2–7
Disk
COUPLING
SUPPORT BRACKET
COUPLING SCREWS
(POTENTIOMETER SIDE)
SET NUT
POTENTIOMETER
1
2
3
4
CN3
POTENTIOMETER
ILLUSTRATION 2–8
14 Remove the support bracket together with the Potentiometer Assy, with its wires still attached, by unscrewing
the support screws shown in illustration 2–8 and then feeding connector CN3 up through the table.
15 Remove the set nut and transfer the support bracket to the new cradle potentiometer . Tighten the bracket in
place using the set nut.
16 Feed the wiring of the new Potentiometer down to the TABLE BOARD ASSY, retie any tie wraps which were
removed in step 14
17 Install the new potentiometer/support bracket, and tighten the support screws.
Note
It may be difficult to access one of the coupling screws after adjusting the potentiometer. If this is
the case, then tighten the accessible coupling screw and move the cradle sightly forward toward the
Gantry. Tighten the second coupling screw and then return the cradle handle to its mechanical outer
limit.
19 Verify that the resistance between Pin 2 and Pin 3 of CN3 is still 500W+/-100W. If it is not then repeat step 18
21 Perform a P0, PG longitudinal adjustment. (Refer to Functional Check & Adjustment, Table, Longitudinal
Function, Cradle Absolute Position.)
22 END
Special Equipment
D Height Potentiometer
D Grease
D Tie wraps
1 Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety Guidelines Manual.
2 Switch OFF the ”XG” and ”Rotate” switches, and switch ON the ”Table/Tilt” switch on the Gantry rear base.
4 Move the cradle out to its fully retracted position (farthest from Gantry).
5 Remove both bottom covers. Refer to section 2-1 BOTTOM COVERS of the Table/Gantry tab of this manual.
CRADLE 350+ 5m
350+ 5mm
9 mm
Approx.
9mm
Approx. 50mm Floor TABLE FRAME
7 Switch OFF the ”Table/Tilt” switch on the rear base of the Gantry.
8 Remove the Cradle. Refer to section 2-3 CRADLE of the Table/Gantry tab of this manual.
9 Remove the cradle tray (4 screws). The Height Potentiometer is in the position shown in Illustration 2–10.
10 Remove the TABLE BOARD ASSY protective cover (4 screws). Its location is shown in illustration 2–10.
Note
It may be necessary to lower the table to gain access to one of the height potentiometer coupling
screws. If this is done then be sure to return the table to its highest position, and return the Gantry
”Table/Tilt” switch to the OFF position.
12 Remove the Potentiometer Assy together with its bracket by unscrewing the two support nuts (Illustration 2–10).
13 Disconnect connector CN2 from the TABLE BOARD ASSY and feed it up through the table.
14. Remove the Height Potentiometer Assy from the bracket, and mount the new Potentiometer Assy onto the old
bracket.
15 Install the new Height Potentiometer/bracket Assy to the Table left side frame.
17 Feed the wiring of the new Potentiometer down to the TABLE BOARD ASSY, retie any tie wraps which were
removed in step 14
TO GANTRY
BRACKET
POTENTIOMETER
NUT
TABLE TOP VIEW
TO GANTRY
18 Adjust the Height Potentiometer so that the resistance between Pin 2 and Pin 3 of CN2 is 1000W+/- 100W. Then
tighten the two coupling screws.
Note
Adjust the Height Potentiometer resistance by turning the Potentiometer’s shaft with a trimmer ad-
juster/tweaker (small slotted screw driver). It can be accessed through the hole in the left side cover
as shown in illustration 2–11.
CRADLE
GANTRY SIDE
USE THIS HOLE
TO ADJUST THE POTENTIOM-
ETER
19 Verify that the resistance between Pin 2 and Pin 3 of CN2 is still 1000W+/- 100W. If it is not, then repeat step
18
22 Perform the H0, HG height adjustment procedure. (Refer to Functional Check & Adjustment, Table, Elevation
Function, Table Height.)
23 END
Special Equipment
D Oil (Z9807QD)
D Tie wraps
D Kim Wipe
WARNING!
CRASH HAZARD! THE TABLE MUST BE SUPPORTED USING THE SUPPORT TOOL Z9817EB
AS DESCRIBED BELOW WHEN CHANGING THE SOLENOID VALVE.
- Table P9185AB/AF/AG:
1 Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety Guidelines Manual.
3 Switch OFF the ”Rotate”and ”XG” switches on the rear Gantry base.
4 Remove the right and left side table covers. Refer to section 2-2 SIDE COVERS.
6 Remove the cradle tray (4 screws) to gain access to the solenoid flow valve through the top of the table.
7 Attach the support tool (Z9817EB) to the undersurface of the table on the side farthest from the Gantry using
the two bolts currently screwed into the bottom of the table frame. Lower the table onto the support (see
illustration 2–12).
Note
When using the support tool (Z9817EB) the adjuster (U0116AE) should be partially extended, about
5cm, before supporting the table.
10 Remove the pressure relief valve and center joint from the solenoid valve and attach it to the new one using
sealing tape. Refer to Section 2-7 PRESSURE RELIEF VALVE. Keep the flow adjuster valve closed (hand
tightened fully CW).
Note
When wrapping sealing tape around end joints, wrap the tape in the opposite direction of the threads
(about one and a half turns).
11 Slightly loosen the set and tightening nuts securing the high pressure hoses. The hoses will be removed later
in step13
12 Remove the two screws fixing the solenoid valve to the table frame.
Note
While disconnecting the high pressure hoses, hold the hoses vertically as high as possible to avoid
leaking.
GANTRY
TABLE ARMS
GANTRY
SUPPORT TOOL
BOLTS (2)
BOLTS (2)
(TOP VIEW)
SUPPORT TOOL
(Z9817EB)
ÉÉÉ
ÉÉÉ
5 cm
SUPPORT TOOL
(Z9817EB)
ADJUSTER (U0116AE)
14 Remove the elbow joints and attach them to the new solenoid valve using sealing tape.
19 Adjust the flow adjuster by turning it fully CW and then two full turns CCW. Tighten the set nut.
20 Tighten all nuts and retie any tie wraps which have been removed.
21 Loosen the adjuster of the support tool and carefully remove the support tool from under the table.
CAUTION
Crash hazard. Do NOT power the table upwards after replacing the magnetic flow valve until
it has been lowered first; this will feed unwanted air into the valve.
23 Lower the table and verify that all movement is smooth and normal.
24 Move the table up and verify that it is operating normally. If there is a shortage of oil (the table will not rise to
its normal limit), then add more oil as described in Section 2-11–1 Table Pump Minor Lubrication.
25 Move the table up and down a few times to remove air from the system.
29 END
SCREWS
FLOW ADJUSTER
DRAIN HOSE
SCREWS (2)
TIGHTENING
NUT
ELBOW
JOINT
RELEASE
DRAIN HOSE
NUT
- Table 2129562/3/4:
1 Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety Guidelines Manual.
3 Switch OFF the ”Rotate”and ”XG” switches on the rear Gantry base.
4 Remove the right and left side table covers. Refer to section 2-2 SIDE COVERS of the Table/Gantry tab of this
manual.
5 Remove the Cradle. Refer to section 2-3 CRADLE of the Table/Gantry tab of this manual.
6 Remove the cradle tray (4 screws) to gain access to the solenoid valve.
7 Attach the support tool (Z9817EB) to the undersurface of the table on the side farthest from the Gantry using
the two bolts currently screwed into the bottom of the table frame. Lower the table onto the support (see
illustration 2–15).
Note
When using the support tool (Z9817EB) the adjuster (U0116AE) should be partially extended, about
5cm, before supporting the table.
GANTRY
TABLE ARMS
GANTRY
BOLTS (2)
SUPPORT TOOL
(Z9817EB)
5 cm
ÉÉÉ
(SIDE VIEW)
SUPPORT TOOL
(Z9817EB)
ADJUSTER (U0116AE)
(FRONT
VIEW)
10 Slightly loosen the set and tightening nuts securing the high pressure hose and disconnect the high pressure
hose.
11 Loosen the set and tightening nuts and disconnect the return hose.
Note
When wrapping sealing tape around end joints, wrap the tape in the opposite direction of the threads
(about one and a half turns).
SOLENOID VALVE
FLOW ADJUSTER ELBOW JOINT
ELBOW JOINT SET NUT
TIGHTENING
NUT
FLOW CONTROL VALVE
SET NUT
TO POWER
LINE
CONNECTOR
CYLINDER
13 Remove the elbow joint from the solenoid valve and attach them to the new solenoid valve using sealing tape.
15 Attach the high pressure hose and return hose to the new solenoid valve.
16 Connect the power wire connecter and cover it with oil–proof tube.
17 Adjust the flow adjuster by turning it fully CW and then two full turns CCW. Tighten the set nut.
18 Tighten all nuts and retie any tie wraps which have been removed.
SET NUT
ELBOW JOINT
ELBOW JOINT
POWER LINE
CONNECTOR
OIL–PROOF TUBE
CAUTION
Crash hazard. Do NOT power the table upwards after replacing the magnetic flow valve until
it has been lowered first; this will feed unwanted air into the valve.
21 Lower the table and verify that all movement is smooth and normal.
22 Move the table up and verify that it is operating normally. If there is a shortage of oil (the table will not rise to
its normal limit), then add more oil as described in Section 2-11–1 Table Pump Minor Lubrication of this
manual.
23 Move the table up and down a few times to remove air from the system.
BOLTS (2)
SUPPORT TOOL
ÉÉÉÉ
ÉÉÉÉ ÉÉÉ
(Z9817EB)
(SIDE VIEW)
TABLE SUPPORT TOOL (2129563 or 2129564)
ILLUSTRATION 2–18
27 END
2-7 PRESSURE RELIEF (SPEED CONTROL) VALVE (FOR TABLE P9185AB/AF/AG ONLY)
Special Equipment
D Oil (Z9807QD)
D Tie wraps
D Kim Wipe
1 Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety Guidelines Manual.
2 Move the table to its highest position to access the relief valve.
3 Switch OFF the ”Rotate”, ”XG”, and ”Table Tilt” switches on the rear Gantry base.
4 Remove the right and left side table covers. Refer to section 2-2 SIDE COVERS.
5 Drain all the oil from the relief valve by loosening the set nut and then fully tightening the flow adjuster CW by
hand. The flow adjuster is located on the vertical surface of the solenoid valve as shown in illustration 2–13 .
6 Remove the drain relief hose by loosening the elbow joint hose nut from the drain hose (see illustration 2–13).
8 Remove the elbow joint from the old relief valve and attach it to the new relief valve using sealing tape.
Note
When wrapping sealing tape around end joints, wrap the tape in the opposite direction of the threads
(about one and a half turns).
9 Install the new relief valve to the center joint using sealing tape.
11 Adjust the flow adjuster by turning it fully CW and then two full turns CCW. Tighten the set nut.
12 Move the table up and down and verify that all movement is smooth and normal.
14 END
Special Equipment
D Oil (Z9807QD)
D Tie wraps
D Kim Wipe
WARNING!
CRASH HAZARD! DO NOT REMOVE THE CYLINDER WITHOUT REMOVING THE UPPER
STRUCTURAL SUPPORT, UPPER SUPPORT, AND U–COLUMN FIRST.
- Table P9185AB/AF/AG
1 Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety Guidelines Manual.
2 Switch OFF the ”XG” and ”Rotate” switches, and switch ON the ”Table/Tilt” switch on the Gantry rear base.
Note
If the maximum height can not be achieved then it will be more difficult to lubricate the pump following
replacement of the cylinder. The maximum height is approximately 1000 mm measured from the
table frame to the lowest point of the cradle top surface
4 Remove the front and rear bottom table covers. Refer to section 2-1, BOTTOM COVERS.
5 Remove the table upper structural frame and support as outlined in section 2-9–1, Table Upper Structural
Frame And Support Removal.
7 Remove the upper shaft and upper blocks from the rod end.
8 Measure the distance between the rod end and the rod base, distance ”B” in illustration 2–21.
9 Adjust the new rod to the same distance, ”B”, as the old rod.
10 Remove the oil return hose from the hydraulic cylinder. Refer to illustration 2–21.
UPPER BLOCK
HEX BOLTS
(6)
CYLINDER
U–COLUMN
CYLINDER/U–COLUMN REMOVAL
ILLUSTRATION 2–20
ROD END
B
AIR
BREATHER
INPUT HOSE
OIL RETURN HOSE
SET NUT
END JOINT
T–JOINT
SAFETY FUSE
CHECK VALVE
SET NUT
12 Loosen the set nut and remove the emergency hose from the check valve.
13 Remove the safety fuse, check valve and piping from the old cylinder at the joint closest to the cylinder and attach
them as an assembly to the new hydraulic cylinder.
14 Remove the small metal hole guard from the inside of the lower right support. Refer to illustration 2–22.
15 Remove the lower shaft and slide it out of the exposed side hole.
HOLE GUARD
17 Install the new rod and cylinder using the lower shaft.
19 Return the hole guard to the side support and screw it into place.
20 Verify that all piping and hosing is in the proper configuration and will not catch. In particular, the check valve
must be parallel to the cylinder, and the input hose should be at an angle of approximately 30_ to the cylinder.
Refer to illustration 2–27.
22 Install the cylinder to the U–column using the six support bolts, the upper shaft, and the upper blocks.
23 Install the table upper structural frame and support as outlined in section 2-9–2, Table Upper Structural Frame
And Support.
25 END
- Table 2129562/3/4:
1 Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety Guidelines Manual.
2 Switch OFF the ”XG” and ”Rotate” switches, and switch ON the ”Table/Tilt” switch on the Gantry rear base.
Note
If the maximum height can not be achieved then it will be more difficult to lubricate the pump following
replacement of the cylinder. The maximum height is approximately 950 mm measured from the table
frame to the lowest point of the cradles top surface
4 Remove the front and rear bottom table covers. Refer to section 2-1, BOTTOM COVERS, of the Table/Gantry
tab of this manual.
5 Remove the table upper structural frame and support as outlined in section 2-9–1, Table Upper Structural
Frame And Support Removal of this manual.
7 Remove the upper shaft, upper blocks, and oil–less washers from the rod end.
ROD END
UPPER SHAFT
OIL–LESS
WASHER
HEX BOLTS
(6)
CYLINDER
U–COLUMN
CYLINDER/U–COLUMN REMOVAL
ILLUSTRATION 2–23
11 Attach the flow control valve to the new cylinder using sealing tape.
SOLENOID VALVE
RETURN HOSE
FLOW CONTROL VALVE
CYLINDER
A
: REMOVE OR ATTACH
ROD END
B
15 Remove the lower shaft and slide it out of the exposed side hole.
See Illustration 2–25.
17 Measure the distance ”B” : between the rod end and the rod base of the old cylinder.
See Illustration 2–25.
18 Adjust the new rod to the same distance, ”B”, as the old rod.
19 Install the new rod and cylinder using the lower shaft.
21 Return the hole guard to the side support and screw it into place.
CYLINDER
ROD
END
LOWER SHAFT
CYLINDER
A
ROD END B
Maximum (fully extended) 2-11–2, Table Pump Major Lubrication of this manual.
When conducting the procedures the initial amount of oil poured
into the pump should be1.2 liters.
Less than Maximum 2-11–2, Table Pump Major Lubrication of this manual.
When oiling the pump, the initial amount of oil poured into the pump
should be approximately 50 milliliters for every 10 mm that the rod
could not be extended (for every 10mm below the 255 mm maxi-
mum rod extension ”A” in illustration 2–24 ).
24 Install the cylinder to the U–column using the six support bolts, the upper shaft, the upper blocks, and oil–less
washers. See Illustration 2–23.
Note
Install the oil–less washer with its platic surface facing to the cylinder.
Plastic Surface
Cylinder
25 Install the table upper structural frame and support as outlined in section 2-9–2, Table Upper Structural Frame
And Support of this manual.
28 END
Special Equipment
D Tie wraps
2-9–1 Removal
1 Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety Guidelines Manual.
2 Switch OFF the ”XG” and ”Rotate” switches, and switch ON the ”Table/Tilt” switch on the Gantry rear base.
4 Move the cradle OUT to its fully retracted position (farthest from Gantry).
5 Switch OFF the ”Table/Tilt” switch on the rear base of the Gantry.
6 Remove the right and left side table covers. Refer to section 2-2 SIDE COVERS.
Note
It may be necessary to lower the table to gain access to one of the height potentiometer coupling
screws. If this is done then be sure to return the table to its highest position, and return the Gantry
”Table/Tilt” switch to the OFF position.
9 Loosen the two coupling set screws from the height potentiometer. The height potentiometer is shown in illustra-
tion 2–10.
10 Loosen the two lower coupling set screws from the cradle potentiometer. The cradle potentiometer is shown
in illustrations 2–7 and 2–8.
11 Remove the cradle potentiometer assy together with its bracket by removing its two support screws.
12 Remove the height potentiometer assy together with its support bracket by unscrewing the two bracket bolts.
13 Disconnect all wires leading from the upper table frame down through the table U–column. Cut any tie wraps
so that all wires which could obstruct the removal of the upper frame are totally free (illustration 2–26).
Note
Label any ground or other wires that are disconnected to aid in proper reinstallation.
SCREWS (2)
WIRES
SOLENOID
SUPPORT
SCREWS
(4 PER SIDE) UPPER SUPPORT
U – COLUMN
15 Remove the four support screws from each side of the upper structural frame (see illustration 2–26). During
installation note that only the right side bolts use slotted holes and therefore require washers.
CAUTION
Crash hazard. The upper structural frame is very heavy. It must be handled or lowered by a
minimum of four people.
CAUTION
Motor damage. Do not rest the structural frame on the cradle motor. Brace the front of the
structural frame so that the motor and other components do not touch the floor!
CAUTION
When removing the upper supports, the U–column must be supported by a third person!
17 Remove the upper supports while supporting the U–column; remove the back cross support and disengage the
upper supports from the U–column bearing pivots.
18 END
2-9–2 Installation
1 Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety Guidelines Manual.
2 To remount the upper structural frame first perform steps 17 through 11 of section 2-9–1 Table Upper Structural
Frame And Support Removal in their reverse order, but take special care that all hoses are free from catching
on any internal components or frames.
3 Adjust the cradle potentiometer resistance by performing steps 11, 12,13, 18, and 19 of section 2-4 CRADLE
POTENTIOMETER. Do not feed the cable connector up through the table.
4 Adjust the height potentiometer resistance by performing steps 10., 11., 18., and19. of section 2-5 HEIGHT
POTENTIOMETER. Do not feed the cable connector up through the table.
5 Reinstall the TABLE BOARD ASSY protective cover (4 screws) removed to perform the potentiometer resis-
tance adjustments.
6 Perform the Elevation Function Check. (Refer to Functional Check & Adjustment, Table, Elevation Function,
Table Height.)
7 Perform the Longitudinal Function Check. (Refer to Functional Check & Adjustment, Table, Longitudinal Func-
tion, Cradle Absolute Position.)
10 Install the right and left side table covers. Refer to section 2-2 SIDE COVERS.
11 END
Special Equipment
D Oil (Z9807QD)
D Tie wraps
D Kim Wipe
1 Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety Guidelines Manual.
2 Switch OFF the ”XG” and ”Rotate” switches, and switch ON the ”Table/Tilt” switch on the Gantry rear base.
4 Move the cradle OUT to its fully retracted position (farthest from Gantry).
5 Switch OFF the ”Table/Tilt” switch on the rear base of the Gantry.
6 Remove the right and left side table covers. Refer to section 2-2 SIDE COVERS.
9 Remove the front and rear bottom table covers. Refer to section 2-1, BOTTOM COVERS.
10 Remove the top structural frame and support per section 2-9–1 Upper Structural Frame And Support Remov-
al.
11 Unscrew the high pressure input hose from the safety fuse (see illustration 2–27)
12 Remove the safety fuse from the T–joint while holding the check valve parallel to the cylinder. Refer to illustration
2–27.
13 Transfer the end joint from the old safety fuse to the new one using sealing tape around the end leading into the
safety fuse. Wrap the tape one and a half times in the opposite direction to the joint thread.
14 Attach the high pressure input hose to the new safety fuse.
15 Verify that all piping and hosing is in the proper configuration and will not catch. In particular, the check valve
must be parallel to the cylinder, and the input hose should be at an angle of approximately 30_ to the cylinder.
Refer to illustration 2–27.
2-10 TABLE PUMP SAFETY FUSE (FOR TABLE P9185AB/AF/AG ONLY) (Continued)
16 Install the top structural frame and support per section 2-9–2 Table Upper Structural Frame And Support
Installation.
17 Move the table up and verify that it is operating normally. If there is a shortage of oil (the table will not rise to
its normal limit), then add more oil as described in Section 2-11–1 Table Pump Minor Lubrication.
18 Move the table up and down repeatedly and verify that the hosing does not catch (snare) or pull excessively.
22 END
SAFETY FUSE
U–COLUMN
INPUT HOSE
HYDRAULIC
CYLINDER
END JOINT T–JOINT
SAFETY FUSE
CHECK VALVE
NO INTERFERENCE
(CATCHING)
Special Equipment
D Oil (Z9807QD)
D Kim Wipe
Note
This procedure is to be used for adding small amounts of oil to the pump only (no more than 0.15
liters). Use the instructions in the following section, 2-11–2 Table Pump Major Lubrication, for
the addition of larger amounts of oil such as those needed after replacing the hydraulic cylinder, or
after replacing the pump while the table height is below maximum.
1 Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety Guidelines Manual.
2 Switch OFF the ”XG” and ”Rotate” switches, and switch ON the ”Table/Tilt” switch on the Gantry rear base.
a. Remove the front and rear bottom table covers. Refer to section 2-1, BOTTOM COVERS.
a. Remove the Cradle. Refer to section 2-3 CRADLE of the Table/Gantry tab of this manual.
6 Pour the estimated required amount of oil into the pump; not more than 0.15 liters.
7 Lower the table and watch the pump to see if excess oil spills out of the pump. If oil leaks out of the pump holes
then continue to lower the table slowly while wiping up any oil which spills out of the pump.
8 Verify that the table can rise to its maximum height of approximately 1000 mm measured from the table frame
to the lowest point of the cradle top surface, and that all movement is smooth and normal.
9 Return the small air escape screw and the larger pouring mouth screw using sealing tape. Wrap the sealing tape
about one and a half times in the opposite direction of the threads.
11 END
POURING MOUTH
(LARGE)
OIL PUMP
ILLUSTRATION 2–29
Special Equipment
D Oil (Z9807QD)
D Tie wraps
D Kim Wipe
WARNING!
CRASH HAZARD! DO NOT USE THE HYDRAULIC CYLINDER AIR ESCAPE HOLE WITHOUT
REMOVING THE UPPER STRUCTURAL FRAME, AND UPPER SUPPORTS FIRST.
Note
This procedure is for the addition of amounts of oil such as those needed after replacing the hydraulic
cylinder, or after replacing the pump while the table height is below maximum.For adding small
amounts of oil to the pump refer to section 2-11–1 Table Pump Minor Lubrication.
1 Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety Guidelines Manual.
2 Switch OFF the ”XG” and ”Rotate” switches, and switch ON the ”Table/Tilt” switch on the Gantry rear base.
5 Remove the front and rear bottom table covers. Refer to section 2-1, BOTTOM COVERS.
6 Remove the Upper support and upper structural frame per section 2-9–1, Table Upper Structural Frame And
Support Removal.
7 Disengage the upper blocks from the U–column by supporting the column and unscrewing the six support bolts
(see illustration 2–20).
8 Remove the small air escape screw and the larger pouring mouth screw from the pump (Illustration 2–29).
9 Pour the estimated required, lost, amount of oil into the pump.
Note
The total pump capacity is 1.22 liters and the total table system capacity is 1.35 liters.
11 Open the air breather and let the air in the cylinder bleed out. The sound of air escaping from the air breather
can be heard.
Note
When operating the pump to release air through the air breather, keep the air breather closed while
lowering the table. Only open the air breather while raising (extending the cylinder rod) the table.
12 With the air breather open, operate the pump to fully extend the cylinder rod. Air should escape from the air
breather. In the fully extended position the cylinder to rod base distance, ”A” in illustration 2–30, should be ap-
proximately 255 mm. If maximum extension can not be obtained then add more oil to the pump.
13 Close the air breather and use the pump to fully retract the cylinder rod; push the table down button. In the fully
retracted position the cylinder to rod base distance, ”A” in illustration 2–30, should be approximately 0.5mm.
AIR BREATHER
ROD END
HYDRAULIC CYLINDER
ILLUSTRATION 2–30
14 Continue to repeat steps 12 and 13 until no air is left in the cylinder or oil hoses.
15 Install the upper blocks to the U–column and verify that all hoses are free from catching on anything.
16 Install the Upper support and upper structural frame per section 2-9–2, Table Upper Structural Frame And
Support Installation.
17 Move the table up and down and ensure that it is operating smoothly.
18 Verify that the table can rise to its maximum height of approximately 1000 mm measured from the table frame
to the lowest point of the cradle top surface.
20 Install the cradle, cradle tray, and the side and bottom table covers.
21 END
1 Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety Guidelines Manual.
2 Remove the Cradle. Refer to section 2-3 CRADLE of the Table/Gantry tab of this manual.
5 Remove the small air escape screw and the larger pouring mouth screw from the pump (Illustration 2–29).
6 Pour the estimated required, lost, amount of oil into the pump.
Note
The total pump capacity is 1.22 liters and the total table system capacity is 1.35 liters.
7 Verify that the table can rise to its maximum height of approximately 950 mm measured from the table frame
to the lowest point of the cradles top surface, and that all movement is smooth and normal.
8 Continue to repeat steps 7 and 6 until no air is left in the cylinder or oil hoses.
9 Return the small air escape screw and the larger pouring mouth screw using sealing tape. Wrap the sealing tape
about one and a half times in the opposite direction of the threads.
10 Install the cradle, cradle tray, and the side and bottom table covers.
11 END
Special Equipment
D Oil (Z9807QD)
D Tie wraps
D Kim Wipe
1 Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety Guidelines Manual.
2 Switch OFF the ”XG” and ”Rotate” switches at the Gantry rear base.
3 Move the cradle out to its fully retracted position (farthest from Gantry).
Note
If the maximum height can not be achieved then it will be much more difficult to lubricate the pump
following replacement of the table oil pump. The maximum height is approximately 1000 mm mea-
sured from the table frame to the lowest point of the cradles top surface
a. Remove the Cradle. Refer to section 2-3 CRADLE of the Table/Gantry tab of this manual.
7 Disconnect the power connector from the oil pump (see illustration 2–31 ).
8 Disconnect the 4–line connector leading from the Gantry to the pump capacitor (see illustration 2–31 ).
OIL
PUMP
GANTRY
TO UPPER
CONNECTOR
POWER
CONNECTOR
TOP VIEW
RED/WHITE WIRES 4 LINE
CONNECTOR
BLACK/WHITE WIRES
Note
For Table P9185AB/AF/AG ONLY: When you order a new table pump (2127320–3), the capacitor
plate must be also replaced with a new one, which is shipped together with the pump. Install the new
capacitor on the new plate using a M4 nut, then install them onto the table base using the two screws
as shown.
New Capacitor
GANTRY
CAPACITOR
VALVE
CONNECTOR
TABLE DRIVER
4 LINE
CONNECTOR
Note
If the capacitor is dead and therefore replaced in step 9, then perhaps the pump does not need to
be replaced. Check to see if the pump is operational after replacing the capacitor.
10 Disconnect the GND Cable from the Oil Pump (see Illustration2–32 ).
11 Remove the capacitor plate to gain better access to the pump hose nuts and base bolts.
12 Disconnect hose nuts A, B, and C shown in illustration 2–32. A small amount of oil may leak out, this is accept-
able.
13 Transfer the hose joints from the old pump to the new one.
14 Remove the pump by unscrewing the four bolts holding it to the table base.
16 Connect the hoses using the nuts A, B, and C. Verify that the hose configuration is correct. Refer to illustra-
tion 2–32)
18 Connect the 4–line connector leading from the Gantry to the pump capacitor.
24 Repeat Step 22 and 23 a few times to remove any air in the Cylinder. Stop this procedure at the table’s upper
limit position.
26 END
NUT B
SET NUT
GND
CABLE
POWER CABLES
TO POWER CONNECTOR
TABLE OIL PUMP
ILLUSTRATION 2–32
Special Equipment
D Tie wraps
1 Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety Guidelines Manual.
2 Switch OFF the ”XG” and ”Rotate” switches at the Gantry rear base.
3 Move the cradle out to its fully retracted position (farthest from Gantry).
a. Remove the right and left side table covers. Refer to section 2-2 SIDE COVERS.
c. Remove the cradle tray (4screws) to gain access to the inside of the U–column.
d. Remove the table front and rear bottom covers. Refer to Section 2-1 BOTTOM COVERS. The pump capaci-
tor is in the position shown in Illustration 2–31.
7 Remove the capacitor from the capacitor plate by loosening the holding screw. Refer to illustration 2–31.
8 Disconnect the red and white power line connector leading to the pump, its location is shown in illustration 2–31.
9 Disconnect the four line connector leading into the Gantry from the pump capacitor.
11 Mount the new capacitor to the capacitor plate and tighten the holding screw.
15 Switch ON the ”Table/Tilt” switch and verify that the table moves up and down normally.
19 END
Special Equipment
D Rubber Set
D Kim Wipe
Understand and follow the Safety Guidelines Manual
1. Remove existing rubber sheets from the head holder.
2. Rubber Sheet Selection:
Rubber Selection
NOTICE
In the phase of rubber selection, do not attach the rubber yet !!!
There are variations in horizontal free–play, which come from the latch location. Therefore, the rubbers with different
thickness is supplied as a rubber set to select the proper rubber and achieve a tolerated free–play.
When selecting the thicker rubber, the head holder can be latched securely with less horizontal free–play. However,
this causes hard latching and a customer might use the head holder with no latched, so that the head holder might
drop from the cradle and a patient might be injured.
So, try the different rubber in thickness to select the proper one.
a. First place the two 4.0 mm rubbers (the thickest rubber) onto both edges of the head holder as shown.
Note
D The rubber must be placed with its tab facing out.
D The thickness is printed on the rubber.
D You have only to place the rubber onto the holder. You do not need to set it in an upright position when
selecting the rubber.
Tab
Press!
Latched
NOTICE
Do NOT press the head holder at high pressure when latching it. The plastic bolts for mount-
ing the latch mechanism might be damaged.
Plastic Bolts
Check if the head holder has a small free–play in the horizontal direction.
d. When the head holder is not latched (the rubber is too thick to install), repeat steps a to c using the second–
thickest rubber (3.5mm).
Even if the thinnest rubber (0.5mm) can not be used, cut the tab of the 0.5mm rubber.
Tab
Cut !
Note
After adjustment, ask your customer to check the head holder free–play.
a. Clean any dirt off the attaching surface of the rubbers using an alcohol as shown.
b. Peel off a papers from the rubbers, then attach the rubbers on the head holder as shown.
Hold the rubber a few seconds with your fingers to attach it securely onto the head holder.
Note
The rubber must be attached with its tab facing out.
Tab
Tab
Rubbers
c. Latch the head holder to the cradle, then verify tha the head holder has a small free–play in the horizontal
direction.
DAS/DETECTOR
COMPONENT REPLACEMENT
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION PAGE
i DAS / DETECTOR
CT PROSPEED SERIES
GE MEDICAL SYSTEMS COMPONENT REPLACEMENT
blank 2124012
ii DAS / DETECTOR
CT PROSPEED SERIES
GE MEDICAL SYSTEMS COMPONENT REPLACEMENT
REV 8 2124012
Special Equipment
D Dolly/Support Studs
Note
This procedure is written for replacement of all the DAS CAM Boards. However, the same procedure
can be used for replacement of any number of the five CAM boards, CAM CONT boards, or REF
board.
1 Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety Guidelines Manual.
2 Set the Gantry to the 0_ position and lower the Table to the lowest position.
3 Switch OFF the ”Rotate”, ”XG” and ”Slip Ring 115V” switches at the Gantry rear base.
Note
Do NOT over tighten the two nuts when installing the cover or the mating screws will break.
SCREWS
8 Disconnect all connectors from the CAM CONT and CAM boards. (Illustration 1–2)
9 Loosen, Do NOT remove, the two long screws from the back of the CAM board plate. (Illustration 1–2)
10 Unscrew and remove the three screws from the front of each CAM board. (Illustration 1–2)
LONG SCREWS
CONNECTORS
TO BE REMOVED
SCREWS
14 Perform the following adjustments. (Refer to Functional Check & Adjustment, System.)
15 END
Special Equipment
Dolly/Support Studs
Note
This procedure is written for replacement of all the DAS Rear Boards. However, the same procedure
can be used for replacement of any single or combination of boards.
1 Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety Guidelines Manual.
2 Move the Gantry into position with the X–Ray tube at about 8 o’clock as in illustration 1–3.
3 Switch OFF the ”Rotate”, ”XG” and ”Slip Ring 115V” switches at the Gantry rear base.
1-2 ADC, OFST COMP, CIF AND DTR ASSY BOARD (Continued)
5 DAS: 2123758 Only:
Disconnect two connectors and reusable tie–wraps, then remove the rear DAS cover, eight nuts and four screws
(Illustration 1–3).
DAS: P9184EA/HA Only:
Remove the rear DAS cover, eight nuts. (Illustration 1–3).
SCREWS
(DAS:2123758 ONLY)
SCREW
(DAS:2123758 ONLY)
REUSABLE TIE–
WRAPS
(DAS:2123758 ONLY)
1-2 ADC, OFST COMP, CIF AND DTR ASSY BOARD (Continued)
BOARD LOCATION
ILLUSTRATION 1–4
6 Remove all cables and connectors from each board. The Board locations are shown in illustration 1–4 .
7 Unscrew the six screws securing each board, four screws for the DTR board, and carefully remove all the boards
one at a time.
8 Place the new boards into their respective positions and perform steps 6 through 3 in their reverse order.
Note:
For DAS Assy of the system with CE marking, the cable between boards MUST be correctly con-
nected as shown in Illustration 1–5 .
9 Perform the following adjustments. (Refer to Functional Check & Adjustment, System.)
System Calibration, Air and Phantom Calibration
Image Performance Verification
10 END
NCAM CAM
NCAM CONT
WHEN THE INNER CONNECTION CABLES IN DAS ASSY ARE CONNECTED, NOTE THE DIRECTION OF THE
CORE ATTACHED TO EACH CABLE.
CORE OF CABLE BETWEEN CIF AND NCAM CONT: CIF SIDE
CORE OF CABLES (3 cables) BETWEEN CIF AND OFST COMP: OFST COMPSIDE
CORE OF CABLES (2 cables) BETWEEN OFST COMP AND ADC: OFST COMP SIDE
CORE OF CABLE BETWEEN ADC AND CAM: ADC SIDE
CABLE CONNECTION
ILLUSTRATION 1–5
Special Equipment
Dolly/Support Studs
1. Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety Guidelines Manual.
2. Move the Gantry at the 0 position and lower the Table to the lowest position.
3. Switch OFF the ”Rotate”, ”XG” and ”Slip Ring115V” switches at the Gantry rear base.
6. Remove the DAS upper cover by unscrewing five Allen screws and two nuts at each side (right and left). Note
that one of the Allen screws has a washer. See Illustration 2–1.
ALLEN
WASHER
NUT
ALLEN
NUT
DAS COVER
ILLUSTRATION 2–1
8. Remove the CAM cover, removing screws (Illustration 2–2). Only for removing left most CAM board of the left
box, remove the CAM cover support bracket, removing 3 screws.
CAM COVER
SUPPORT BRACK-
ET
CAM COVER
12. END
1. Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety Guidelines Manual.
2. Perform the procedures of section 2-1 to remove all the CAM, Q–CAL or REF boards of the box where the CAM
CONT board to be replaced is.
3. Remove the metal plate above the CAM CONT board by removing four screws (Illustration 2–3).
4. Remove the front metal plate by removing four screws (Illustration 2–3).
6. Install the new CAM CONT board with the nine screws.
8. END
1. Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety Guidelines Manual.
2. Move the Gantry at the 0 position and lower the Table to the lowest position.
3. Switch OFF the ”Rotate”, ”XG” and ”Slip Ring115V” switches at the Gantry rear base.
9. Remove the DAS bottom cover, by removing the six Allen screws and the two nuts (Illustration 2–5).
12. To remove the SPC board of the right side DAS, switch ON the Service switch on the SUB board, rotate the
Gantry to approximately 270 degree tube position by hand, switch OFF the Service switch, and then perform
the replacement.
16. END
3-1 DETECTOR
Special Equipment
Detector Assy
Dolly/Support Studs
1 Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety Guidelines Manual.
2 Move the Gantry at the 0 position and lower the Table to the lowest position.
3 Power OFF the ”Rotate”, ”XG” and ”Slip Ring115V” switches at the Gantry rear base.
6 Remove the DAS Cover(Inner) according to section 1-1,CAM, CAM CONT. and REF Board (Illustration 3–1 ).
DETECTOR
15 FLAT
CABLE
CONNECTORS
8 Disconnect connector CN3 which runs from the Temperature Control Box to the Detector. Refer to illustra-
tion 3–3 .
TEMPERATURE DISCONNECT
CONTROL BOX CONNECTOR CN3
TEMPERATURE
CONTROL BOX
10 Rotate the Gantry by hand(CW) until the Tube is 180 clock wise from the home position and insert the Azimuth
lock pin.
Note
Rotate the Gantry in the CW direction ONLY to protect the Slip Ring Brushes.
CAUTION
Shock hazard. Before disconnecting the Detector Bias Supply, Wait at least 5 minutes after
switching the slip ring 115V switch OFF.
12 Disconnect the cable which is connected to the Det. Bias Supply from the detector (Illustration 3–4 ).
13 Place an appropriate stand on the cradle to support the detector. Brace the stand under the Detector using the
”IN/OUT” and ”UP/DOWN” buttons(Illustration 3–5 ).
STAND
14 Remove the four nylon nuts and washers(Torque:100kg–cm) securing the Detector (Illustration 3–5 ).
18 Power ON the ”Rotate”, ”XG” and ”Slip Ring115V” switches at the Gantry rear base.
20 END
4-1 DETECTOR
Special Equipment
Detector Assy
Dolly/Support Studs
1. Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety Guidelines Manual.
2. Move the Gantry at the 0 position and lower the Table to the lowest position.
3. Switch OFF the ”Rotate”, ”XG” and ”Slip Ring115V” switches at the Gantry rear base.
7. Remove the DAS upper cover by unscrewing five Allen screws and two nuts at each side (right and left). Note
that one of the Allen screws has a washer. See Illustration 4–1.
ALLEN
WASHER
NUT
ALLEN
NUT
DAS COVER
ILLUSTRATION 4–1
9. Remove the ground cable connected to the right end of the detector.
11. Disconnect connector CN3 of the cable, which connects the detector to the Temperature Control Box. See illus-
tration 4–2.
DISCONNECT
TEMPERATURE CONNECTOR CN3
CONTROL BOX
TEMPERATURE
CONTROL BOX
12. Remove the detector mounting nuts at three locations, two nuts each, using 24mm socket wrench (Illustration
4–3).
SPHERI-
CAL
WASHERS
(METAL)
DETECTOR
MOUNTING NUT
SPHERI-
CAL
WASHERS
(METAL)
14. Remove the special Q–CAL adapter connector from the dummy module of the removed detector, the second
module from the right end.
15. Remove the three white plastic spacer from the removed detector and install them to the new detector.
16. Install the flexible cable to the center module (thirty first either from right or left end) of the new detector. Install
also the flexible cables to the two side modules of the center module at both sides, to the total of 5 flexible cables.
These cables are difficult to install once the detector is already installed.
17. Install the connector removed in step 14 to the same module of the new detector.
19. Install the detector mounting nuts at three locations, two nuts, two spherical (metal) washers and one plastic
spacer each. Tighten the center nut first, then one of side nuts. In each location, tighten the inner nut first and
then the outer nut. When tightening the outer nut, take care not to rotate the inner nut together. (Torque: 300
kg–cm)
21. Remove the azimuth lock pin and rotate the Gantry by hand to 180 degree tube position.
Note
Double check all flex cables on CAM boards. Because the connectors are not keyed, is easy to be
off by 2 pins.
24. Install the flexible cables removed in step 8, to the corresponding side as was separated. The flexible cable with
the adapter board at the DAS side is connected to the first module at the right end (left end when it is at top side).
26. Remove the azimuth lock pin and rotate the Gantry to the home position by hand.
31. Perform the Detector temperature setting. (Refer to Functional Check & Adjustment, DAS/Detector, Detector
Related Devices, Temperature Controller.)
32 Perform the Rotation Balance check/adjustment after replacement of the detector. (Refer to Functional Check
& Adjustment, Gantry, Rotational Machanism.)
33. Perform the X–ray Alignment. (Refer to Functional Check & Adjustment, System, X–ray Alignment–SS Type
Detector.)
34. Perform the Air calibration, Phantom calibration and Hilight calibration. (Refer to Functional Check & Adjustment,
System, System Calibration.)
35. END
1 Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety Guidelines Manual.
3 Switch OFF the ”Rotate”, ”XG”, ”Table/Tilt” and ”Slip Ring 115V” switches.
6 Disconnect the ground wire from the frame of the TEMP CONT BOX Assy.
7 Remove the power terminal cover, two screws, and disconnect the AC 115 V power cables from the terminal.
9 Remove the four mounting bolts and TEMP CONT BOX Assy from the Gantry.
12 Adjust the temperature setting potentiometer. (Refer to Functional Check & Adjustment, DAS/Detector, Detector
Related Devices, Temperature Controller.)
16 END
TEMP
CONT
ASSY
GANTRY REAR VIEW ‘CN3’
1 2 3
100 v AC
115 V AC
TERMINAL
115 V AC CABLES
AC 115V POWER CABLES
X–RAY GENERATOR
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1-1 HV TANK
Special Equipment
D Dolly/Support Studs
D Hoist Arm/Hoist
D HV Tank
D Silicone OIL
D Tiewrap
D Kim Wipe
The following outlines the replacement procedures for both the anode (P)(1-1–1) and the cathode (N)( 1-1–2) tank.
It is important when either tank is lowered onto the ground, that its HV terminal is always facing upward.
CAUTION
Shock hazard. Wait more than five minutes following the last scan before performing the fol-
lowing procedure.
Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety Guidelines Manual.
1 Set the Gantry to the 0_ tilt position and lower the table to its lowest position.
2 Switch OFF the ”Rotate”, ”XG” and ”Table/Tilt” switches at the Gantry rear base.
4 Switch OFF the front XG switch located beside the Detector(see illustration 1–1).
6 Switch ON the service switch on the SUB board near the TGP board.
CATHODE HV TANK
WITH INVERTOR ANODE HV TANK
WITH INVERTOR
FILAMENT SUPPLY
AND
ROTOR POWER MOD-
ULE
HV TANK POSITION
ILLUSTRATION 1–1
7 Rotate the Gantry (CW) by hand until the HV tank is 90_ clockwise from the home position and insert the Azimuth
lock pin.
Note
Rotate the Gantry in the CW direction ONLY to protect the Slip Ring Brushes.
HOIST RAIL
LOCKING
SCREW
SLIDE OUT
HOIST INSTALLATION
HOIST INSTALLATION
ILLUSTRATION 1–3
a. Remove the front corner support pillar by removing its three Allen screws. (illustration 1–4)
SCREW
HOIST
PILLAR
SCREW
TORQUE: 58.5 kg–cm
RIGHT SIDE VIEW FROM FRONT
12 Verify that the voltage between the 550 VDC(black) (or U1) and 550 RTN(white) (or U2) is zero(0) using a DVM.
13 Disconnect all external cables and wires that are connected to the invertor. The following lines should be re-
moved (illustration 1–5);
1 +550 VRTN (or U2) (thick white cable), 550 VDC (or U1) (thick black cable)
2 +550 VRTN (or U2) (fine white cable), 550 VDC (or U1) (fine black cable)
3 J1 cable connector(side of the Invertor)
4 J1, J6, J7 wire connectors(on the Invertor Gate Driver board)
5 U186, U187, U200, U201 optical wire connectors(on the Invertor Gate Driver board) Do NOT bend.
6 Two cables(P1, P2 terminal on the HV Tank)
14 Disconnect the wires connected to the board on top of the HV tank(J1 & J6).
15 Pull out the main HV cable lead from the tank and discharge it by touching its three prongs to a ground such as
the tank. Wipe any residual oil from the lead to avoid dripping and insert kimwipe into the receptacle to prevent
oil from leaking.
1 , 2
6 6
1 , 2
J1
J1
3 4 J7
4 U201
J6
J7
J6 U200
U187 J1
U186
5 5 3
RING
SCREWS (3)
RING
SCREWS (3)
TIE WRAP
TUBE
ANODE TANK
DETAIL ”A”
Note
The tightening torque for the M8 nuts is 143 kg–cm.
20 - For the Gantry 2137xxx or lower / P9183xx (Conventional lateral Access Gantry)
Use the hoist to swing the tank to the side and slowly lower it to the floor. Remember that the HV terminal must
face upward.
22 Remove the Interface Plate and six hexa bolts(Torque: 285 kg–cm) from the HV Tank (Illustration 1–10).
ADAPTATION
RINGS
BOLT ATTACHMENTS
ILLUSTRATION 1–9
24 Add enough Silicone oil (P9110WA) to the new tank to lubricate the full length of the main HV lead (about one
or two caps full).
25 Replace the old HV Tank with the new HV tank by performing steps 22 to 6 in their reverse order.
27 Perform a clearance check. (Refer to Functional Check & Adjustment, Gantry, Rotational Mechanism, Clear-
ance between Rotational and Stationary Components.)
28 Perform the Rotation Balance check/adjustment after replacement of the HV Tank. (Refer to Functional Check
& Adjustment, Gantry, Rotational Mechanism, Rotation Balance.)
29 END
HV TANK
SUPPORT
INTERFACE PLATE
INTERFACE PLATE AND SUPPORT POSITION
ILLUSTRATION 1–10
CAUTION
Shock hazard. Wait more than five minutes following the last scan before performing the fol-
lowing procedure.
1 Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety Guidelines Manual.
Note
Rotate the Gantry in the CW direction ONLY to protect the Slip Ring Brushes.
3 Rotate the Gantry by hand(CW) until the Cathode HV tank is 270 clockwise from the home position and insert
the Azimuth lock pin.
5 Pull out the main HV cable lead from the tank and discharge it by touching its three prongs to a ground such as
the side of the tank. Wipe any residual oil from the lead to avoid dripping and insert kimwipe into the receptacle
to prevent oil from leaking.
6 Remove the jumpers J1, J2, J5 and J6 from the board on top of the HV Tank.
8 Rotate the Gantry manually until the Cathode HV tank is 90 clockwise from the home position and insert the
Azimuth lock pin. (illustration 1–11)
POWER SUPPLY
CATHODE TANK
TUBE
HOOK
CATHODE TANK
DETAIL ”A”
10 Replace the tank by performing steps a. to 25 from section 1-1–1, Anode(P–side) HV Tank.
12 Perform a clearance check. (Refer to Functional Check & Adjustment, Gantry, Rotational Mechanism, Clear-
ance between Rotational and Stationary Components.)
13 Perform the Rotation Balance check/adjustment after replacement of the HV Tank. (Refer to Functional Check
& Adjustment, Gantry, Rotational Mechanism, Rotation Balance.)
14 END
1-2 INVERTOR
Special Equipment
D Dolly/Support Studs
D Invertor Assy
D Tiewrap
CAUTION
Shock hazard. Wait more than five minutes following the last scan before performing the fol-
lowing procedure.
1 Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety Guidelines Manual.
2 Set the Gantry to the 0_ tilt position and lower the table to its lowest position.
3 Power OFF the ”Rotate”, ”XG” and ”Table/Tilt” switches at the Gantry rear base.
5 Power OFF the front XG switch located beside the Detector. See illustration 1–1 for the box location.
Note
Rotate the Gantry in the CW direction ONLY to protect the Slip Ring Brushes.
8 Rotate the Gantry by hand(CW) until the Invertor is 90 clockwise from the home position.
10 Remove the Invertor cover by unscrewing its four Allen screws(Torque: 70kg.cm).
11 Verify that the voltage between the 550 VDC(black) (or U1) and 550 RTN(white) (or U2) is zero(0) using a DVM.
12 Disconnect all external cables and wires that are connected to the invertor. The following lines should be re-
moved; (illustration 1–5)
1 +550 VRTN (or U2) (thick white cable), 550 VDC (or U1) (thick black cable)
2 +550 VRTN (or U2) (fine white cable), 550 VDC (or U1) (fine black cable)
3 J1 cable connector(side of the Invertor)
4 J1, J6, J7 wire connectors(on the Invertor Gate Driver board)
5 U186, U187, U200, U201 optical cable connectors(on the Invertor Gate Driver board) do not bend.
6 Two cables(P1, P2 terminal on the HV Tank)
SHIELD PLATE
Note
Perform this step with two people together to support the Invertor and protect it from falling.
Do NOT hold the Invertor by the extension studs or they will break.
15 Place the new Invertor assy into position and perform steps14 to 6 in their reverse order.
16 Perform a clearance check. (Refer to Functional Check & Adjustment, Gantry, Rotational Mechanism, Clear-
ance between Rotational and Stationary Components.)
17 Perform the Rotation Balance check/adjustment after replacement of the HV Tank. (Refer to Functional Check
& Adjustment, Gantry, Rotational Mechanism, Rotation Balance.)
18 END
Special Equipment
D Dolly/Support Studs
D Filament Supply
CAUTION
Shock hazard. Wait more than five minutes following the last scan before performing the fol-
lowing procedure.
1 Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety Guidelines Manual.
2 Set the Gantry to the 0_ tilt position and lower the table to its lowest position.
3 Switch OFF the ”Rotate”, ”XG”, ”Slip Ring 115V” and ”Table/Tilt” switches at the Gantry rear base.
Note
Rotate the Gantry in the CW direction ONLY to protect the Slip Ring Brushes.
7 Rotate the Gantry by hand(CW) until the Filament Supply is 30_ clockwise from the home position and insert
the Azimuth lock pin.
9 Unscrew the four nylon nuts(Torque: 35kg–cm) and two bolts, and remove the filament supply cover (Illustration
1–14).
ANODE HV TANK
NUTS
BOLTS AND
NUTS
FRONT VIEW FROM TABLE
FILAMENT
11 Unscrew the three nuts(Torque: 35kg–cm) shown in illustration 1–16, and remove the Filament Supply.
TORQUE: 35 kg–cm
12 Replace the old Filament Supply with the new one by performing steps 11 to 5 in their reverse order.
13 Perform a clearance check. (Refer to Functional Check & Adjustment, Gantry, Rotational Mechanism, Clear-
ance between Rotational and Stationary Components.)
14 Perform the Rotation Balance check/adjustment after replacement of the HV Tank. (Refer to Functional Check
& Adjustment, Gantry, Rotational Mechanism, Rotation Balance.)
15 END
Special Equipment
D Dolly/Support Studs
CAUTION
Shock hazard. Wait more than five minutes following the last scan before performing the fol-
lowing procedure.
1 Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety Guidelines Manual.
2 Set the Gantry to the 0_ tilt position and lower the table to its lowest position.
3 Switch OFF the ”Rotate”, ”XG” and ”Table/Tilt” switches at the Gantry rear base.
5 Switch OFF the front XG switch located beside the Detector(see illustration 1–1)
8 Rotate the Gantry by hand(CW) until the Rotor Power Module is 30_ clockwise from the home position and insert
the Azimuth lock pin.
Note
Rotate the Gantry in the CW direction ONLY to protect the Slip Ring Brushes.
10 Unscrew the four nylon nuts(Torque: 35kg–cm) and its cover(see illustration 1–14).
12 Disconnect all external cables and wires that are connected to the Rotor Power Module. The following lines
should be removed. When these wires are connected, they must not come in contact with the condensers as
shown in illustration 1–17.
1 +550 VRTN (or U2) (thick white cable), 550 VDC (or U1) (thick black cable)
2 Four optical fiber cables(U53, U87, U124 and U175) Do not bend.
3 CTVRC connector(behind the Gate Driver board)
4 J3, J6, J9 wire connectors
INVERTOR
ROTOR POW-
ER
550V RTN
MODULE +550V
SEE DETAIL ”A”
U53 U87
CTVRC CONNECTOR
U124
U175
INDICATES J3 J6 J9
CONNECTORS, WIRES AND
CABLES TO BE REMOVED
DETAIL ”A”
FOR GANTRY 2123xxx, 2117xxx:
+550V
550V RTN
U87
U53
U124
U175
J6 J9
J3
DETAIL ”A”
14 Remove the Rotor Power Module by unscrewing the three nuts(Torque: 143 kg–cm) shown in illustration 1–18.
INDICATES
ROTOR POWER MODULE REMOVED STUD, NUTS
AND MODULE
15 Replace the old Rotor Power Module with the new one by performing steps 14 to 5 in their reverse order.
16 Perform a clearance check. (Refer to Functional Check & Adjustment, Gantry, Rotational Mechanism, Clear-
ance between Rotational and Stationary Components.)
17 Perform the Rotation Balance check/adjustment after replacement of the HV Tank. (Refer to Functional Check
& Adjustment, Gantry, Rotational Mechanism, Rotation Balance.)
18 END
Special Equipment
Dolly/Support Studs
Preparation
1 Put on an antistatic wrist strap.
b Move the jumpers JP1 to JP8, eight jumpers, to the ’–ZJ’ setting marked on the board.
OPTICAL FIBER
CABLES
CAUTION
Shock hazard. Wait more than five minutes following the last scan before performing the fol-
lowing procedure.
1 Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety Guidelines Manual.
2 Adjust the new CTVRC board as outlined under the Preparation heading of this section.
3 Set the Gantry to the 0 tilt position and lower the table to its lowest position.
4 Switch OFF the ”Rotate”, ”XG” and ”Table/Tilt” switches at the Gantry rear base.
6 Switch OFF the front XG switch located beside the Detector(see illustration 1–1)
9 Rotate the Gantry by hand(CW) until the Rotor Power Module is 30 clockwise from the home position and insert
the Azimuth lock pin.
Note
Rotate the Gantry in the CW direction ONLY to protect the Slip Ring Brushes.
11 Unscrew the four nylon nuts(Torque: 35kg–cm) and its cover(see illustration 1–14).
HV ANODE TANK
INDICATES
CONNECTORS, WIRES OR
CABLES TO BE REMOVED
C1–L C1–R
E1/C2–L E1/C2–R
550 RTN
J1 J2
+550 V
E2–L E2–R
U53 U87
U124 U175
WHT
(GROUND
)
J3 J5 J6 J8 J9
a Remove the eight (8) screws holding the four electrolytic capacitors
b Remove the two sets of screws/washers from the two corner support posts
CAPACITOR TERMINAL
SCREWS
C1–L C1–R
E1/C2–L E1/C2–R
J1 550 RTN
J2
+550 V
SCREW
SCREW (or NUT)
(or NUT) &
& U124 U175
WASHER
WASHER
WHT
J3 J5 J6 J8 J9
15 Install the new CTVRC Board by performing steps 14 to 6 in their reverse order; note the following:
Secure the cables and wires using tie–wraps provided.
When connecting the optical cables to U53, U124, U87, and U175 of the Gate Driver/Filter Board (CTVRC
Board), they must not come in contact with the pins of the upper capacitors (C7, C8, C17, and C18) shown
in Illustration 1–21. The minimum radius of the optical cable curve (loops) must be 35 mm or more.
Bind the optical cables using tie–wrap so that they are kept from contact with R10, R16, R233, and R234.
When installing the cover, be careful not to damage the cables and wires.
Optical cables
16 Perform a clearance check. (Refer to Functional Check & Adjustment, Gantry, Rotational Mechanism, Clear-
ance between Rotational and Stationary Components.)
17 Perform the Rotation Balance check/adjustment after replacement of the HV Tank. (Refer to Functional Check
& Adjustment, Gantry, Rotational Mechanism, Rotation Balance.)
18 Perform several scans, using different parameters (XG, ROTOR: XG ON), and verify that the system is operating
normally and that no XG Error occurs.
19 END
Special Equipment
Hoist Arm/Hoist
X–Ray Tube
Note
These screws come with the X–Ray Tube; however, if not included, order these screws.
Tiewraps
Kim Wipe
CAUTION
Burn/Shock hazard. Wait more than five minutes following the last scan before performing
the following procedure.
1 Proceed until step END ; Understand and follow the Safety Guidelines Manual (P9011AW).
2 Switch OFF the ”Rotate”, ”XG” and ”Slip Ring 115V” switches.
HOIST RAIL
LOCKING
SCREW
b. Slide out the Hoist Rail, then install the hoist as shown.
SLIDE OUT
HOIST INSTALLATION
HOIST INSTALLATION
ILLUSTRATION 1–23
c. Slide the Hoist Rail to appropriate position, then attach the hoist chain to the tube hook and pull in all loose
chain until the chain is taut
a. Remove the front corner support pillar by unscrewing its three Allen screws. (Illustration 1–24)
b. Install the hoist (and stopper for MX165Zj ) as shown in Illustration 1–24.
c. Secure the hoist chain to the tube hook and pull in all loose chain until the chain is taunt. (Illustration 1–24)
HOIST SCREW
PILLAR
TUBE
HOI
HOIST
ST
ARM
HOIST
STOP-
PER
TUBE
HEAT
EX-
CHANGER
HOIST PILLAR
ILLUSTRATION 1–24
1
FILTER
2
10 Pull out the Cathode main HV cable lead from the Tube and discharge it by touching all three prongs to a ground
such as the tank.
11 Wipe any residual oil from the lead to avoid dripping and insert kimwipe into the receptacle to prevent oil from
leaking.
Note
Take care not to damage the HV CABLE leads.
12 Pull out the Anode main HV cable lead from the Tube and discharge it by touching all three prongs to a ground
such as the tank.
13 Wipe any residual oil from the lead to avoid dripping and insert kimwipe into the receptacle to prevent oil from
leaking.
Note:
For the Gantry 2175xxx (Front Access Gantry), only the Type–2 tube can be installed.
HV CABLE (ANODE)
ÂÂÂÂ
TIE WRAP TIE WRAPS HV CABLE (CATHODE)
ÂÂÂÂ
CATHODE
ÂÂÂÂ
ÂÂÂÂ
OIL PUMP
ANODE
ANODE
ÂÂÂÂ
CATHODE
CATHODE
ANODE
TIE WRAP
ÂÂÂÂÂ
(COMMON)
ÂÂÂÂÂ
TIE WRAP
TIE WRAP
ÂÂÂÂÂ
ÂÂÂÂÂ
ANODE
ÂÂÂÂÂ
CATHODE
CATHODE
ANODE
RADIATOR
TIE WRAP
CATHODE ANODE
ANODE
M6 CAP SCREW(ISO)
TOP VIEW
X–Ray TUBE ST1600CT
TUBE/TANK CONFIGURATION FOR X–RAY TUBE ST1600CT
ILLUSTRATION 1–26
YELLOW
CONNECTOR
CONNECTOR
YELLOW CABLE
M6 CAP SCREW
(ISO ADJUST)
MOUNT BOLT POSITION
TIE WRAP
CONNECTOR
CABLE DUCT
20 Dispose of the four plate screws, do not use them for the new tube.
22 - For the Gantry 2137xxx or lower / P9183xx (Conventional lateral Access Gantry)
Use the hoist to swing the tube to the side and slowly lower it to the ground with the mounting plate surface facing
down.
NEW
SCREWS
(U0436AA)
OLD
SCREWS
23 Install the mounting plate onto the new tube.
MOUNTING PLATE
26 Perform a clearance check. (Refer to Functional Check & Adjustment, Gantry, Rotational Mechanism, Clear-
ance between Rotational and Stationary Components.)
28 Perform the following check/adjustment procedures after the Tube replacement according to Functional Check
& Adjustment:
30 END
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CLASS 1 EQUIPMENT
Any permanently installed equipment containing operator or patient accessible surfaces must provide backup protec-
tion against electric shock,in case the BASIC INSULATION fails. In addition to BASIC INSULATION,Class1 equip-
ment contains a direct connection to a PROTECTIVE(EARTH) CONDUCTOR which prevents shocks when a person
touches a broken piece of equipment or touches two different equipment surfaces simultaneously.
TYPE B EQUIPMENT
CLASS I, II, or III EQUIPMENT or EQUIPMENT with INTERNAL ELECTRICAL POWER SOURCES provide an ade-
quate degree of protection against electric shock arising from (allowable) LEAKAGE CURRENTS or a breakdown
in the reliability of the protective earth connection.
ORDINARY EQUIPMENT
Enclosed EQUIPMENT without protection against the ingress of water.
OPERATION 0f EQUIPMENT
CONTINUOUS OPERATION WITH INTERMITTENT LOADING.
Operation in which EQUIPMENT is connected continuously to the SUPPLY MAINS.The stated permissible loading
time is so short that the long term on–load operating temperature is not attained.The ensuing interval in loading is,
however, not sufficiently long for cooling down to the long term no–load operating temperature.
EQUIPMENT not suitable for use in the presence of a FLAMMABLE ANESTHETIC MIXTURE WITH AIR or WITH
OXYGEN or NITROUS OXIDE
CLEANING
The ProSpeed S series system is NOT WATERPROOF. It is NOT designed to protect internal components against
the ingress of liquids.Clean external system surfaces(Gantry,table,consoles and accessories)with a soft cloth dipped
in hot water and wrung DAMP/DRY. (NOT dripping!) IF NECESSARY, use only mild (dish washing liquid) soap to re-
move dirt.
NOTICE
Avoid damage to equipment! Some ”spray and wipe”cleaners etch and permanently cloud
clear plastic surfaces!! Use only warm water and mild liquid soap to clean surfaces.
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