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Err

Code

Description

Possible Cause

Things to Check

Correction

384

POST HVDC to

30V failed- supply

too low

The HVPS output is too

low during POST.

Cycle system power and deter-

mine if this error is repeated.

Watch LED2 on the HVPS dur-

ing POST and confirm that it

illuminates. If not, disconnect

the cable between the HVPS and

the RF Amplifier and cycle while

again watching LED2. If it is

now illuminated, a problem with

the RF Amplifier is likely.

Configure system for test mode

operation. Verify HVPS control

signals from the controller are

correct while activated.

Verify the HVPS is function-

ing correctly – see HVPS

Troubleshooting Guidelines

Verify that all cables

are properly con-

nected.

Replace the

Controller assembly.

Replace or repair the

HVPS.

Replace or repair the

RF Amplifier.

385

POST HVDC to

30V failed- supply

too high

The HVPS output is too

high during POST.

Cycle system power and deter-

mine if this error is repeated.

Configure system for test mode

operation.

Verify HVPS control signals

from the controller are correct

while activated.

Verify the HVPS is function-

ing correctly – see HVPS

Troubleshooting Guidelines

Replace the

Controller assembly.

Replace or repair the

HVPS.

386

POST HVDC to

140V failed- supply

too low

The HVPS output is too

low during POST.

Cycle system power and deter-

mine if this error is repeated.

Watch LED2 on the HVPS dur-

ing POST and confirm that it

illuminates. If not, disconnect

the cable between the HVPS and

the RF Amplifier and cycle while

again watching LED2. If it is

now illuminated, a problem with

the RF Amplifier is likely.

Configure system for test mode

operation. Verify HVPS control

signals from the controller are

correct while activated.

Verify the HVPS is function-

ing correctly – see HVPS

Troubleshooting Guidelines

Verify that all cables

are properly con-

nected.

Replace the

Controller assembly.

Replace or repair the

HVPS.

Replace or repair the

RF Amplifier.

387

POST HVDC to

140V failed- supply

too high

The HVPS output is too

high during POST.

Cycle system power and deter-

mine if this error is repeated.

Configure system for test mode

operation.

Verify HVPS control signals

from the controller are correct

while activated.

Verify the HVPS is function-

ing correctly – see HVPS

Troubleshooting Guidelines

Replace the

Controller assembly.

Replace or repair the

HVPS.

Summary of Contents for SYSTEM 5000

Page 1: ...Service Manual E L E C T R O S U R G I C A L U N I T TM...

Page 2: ...939 347 D477 082 D477 408 For Technical Service or Return Authorization Phone 303 699 7600 1 800 552 0138 Extension 5274 Fax 303 699 1628 For Customer Service or to order parts phone 1 800 448 6506 3...

Page 3: ...1 Top Cover Removal and Replacement 4 1 4 3 2 Bezel Removal and Replacement 4 2 4 3 3 Processor Board Removal and Replacement 4 3 4 3 4 Transformer Board Removal and Replacement 4 3 4 3 5 Output Board...

Page 4: ...e 4 2 Monopolar Coag Mode RF Output Power Accuracy 4 10 Table 4 3 Bipolar Mode RF Output Power Accuracy 4 10 Table 4 4 Allowable RF Leakage Current to Ground 4 11 Table 4 5 Allowable RF Leakage Curren...

Page 5: ...de makes the average power very low about 12 when compared with the power displayed on the front panel The period is also long causing most ESU analyzers to provide erratic or erroneous readings Corre...

Page 6: ...t are selected on a mode by mode basis using relays on the primary and sec ondary side of the transformers One transformer is used for monopolar outputs while the other transformer is for the bipolar...

Page 7: ...ivation signal is consistent The Monitor has the capability to independently disable the electrosurgical output if a problem is detected The System Controller provides the primary con trol interface t...

Page 8: ...includes current limiting on the output and has provisions to shutdown when the output of the Low Voltage Supply exceeds limits 3 2 2 RF Amplifier and Transformer The RF Amplifier and Transformer por...

Page 9: ...re provided to isolate electrosurgical out puts and select which outputs are active The System Controller selects the appropriate output relays based upon activation command inputs The Monitor utilize...

Page 10: ...e without any interac tion from the RF Controller or the System Controller To ensure that the Monitor can correctly perform its function the Monitor is resistively isolated from the other two proces s...

Page 11: ...t may be used for activating external accessories such as smoke evacuation units 3 3 Optional System Configurations An eight position configuration dipswitch S2 located on the Controller PCB Assembly...

Page 12: ...3 8 This page has been intentionally left blank...

Page 13: ...itry while the unit is operational These features coupled with the warranty local support loaner equipment factory support toll free phone service to the factory and available fac tory training ensure...

Page 14: ...t is not necessary to remove the four power switch connectors The bezel can be rotated off to the right side for output board removal To fully remove the bezel these connectors must be disconnected Sp...

Page 15: ...Transformer Board Removal 1 Remove Top 2 Loosen the two screws mounting the board to the keyhole slots on standoffs and two screws mounting the board to the heatsink 3 Unlatch the ribbon cable and pow...

Page 16: ...nd tighten the three screws 4 3 6 RF Amp Board Removal and Replacement RF Amp Board Removal 1 Remove Top Bezel and Transformer Board 2 Remove the four screws that attach the heatsink to the sheet meta...

Page 17: ...tch the two cables 3 Slide Low Voltage Power Supply Module inward off the slots then upward to remove NOTE When servicing unit board can be held in heatsink as shown This will provide access to the lo...

Page 18: ...previ ous position on the sheet metal chassis The heatsink has two pins that align into holes on the sheet metal chassis 2 Reinstall and tighten the six screws and latch the three cables Note Observe...

Page 19: ...of the display shield 3 Disconnect the ribbon cable and remove the sheet metal display shield 4 Slide the round spacers off their studs 5 Disconnect the flex circuit connector Caution The flex circuit...

Page 20: ...hten screws to 5 7 inch pounds 4 When installing the RF Power Supply transis tors or diodes replace components as shown and ensure the insulating tube is installed over the clip Locate the part on the...

Page 21: ...te Micro Bipolar is particularly sensitive to the load resistance A 50 ohm load should be used for checking power to obtain the best results 2 Use test leads to connect the ESU tester to the unit s re...

Page 22: ...5 Use test leads to connect the ESU tester to the Bipolar Accessory outputs 6 Perform the bipolar power tests indicated in Table 4 3 This table only provides the mini mum number of points to be tested...

Page 23: ...urface 3 Set the unit for full power for the modes noted in the table Connect the ESU tes ter in accordance with the manufacturer s instructions OR connect the 200 ohm non inductive resistor in series...

Page 24: ...ht Hand Controlled Standard Coag 48 4 6 5 Line Frequency Leakage CAUTION To prevent RF current from destroy ing the test equipment and or affecting leakage readings set all power settings to zero Circ...

Page 25: ...ontrolled Cut 15 A Right Hand Controlled Active Reversed Open Right Hand Controlled Cut 15 A 4 6 6 Automatic Return Monitor A R M Check A R M has two specific ranges that will be tested initially and...

Page 26: ...ion values Err 143 occurs One or more modes require calibration The Controller board assembly P N 61 6431 the Transformer board assembly P N 61 6445 or the Output board assembly P N 61 6461 is replace...

Page 27: ...Coag Power Adjustment keys to match power current to Calibration Target Minimum activation 2 seconds release COA bP Cu PAd 10 Press Coag Scroll Key to select Pinpoint Spray and Standard Connect 10 ohm...

Page 28: ...target level as possible The activation must be maintained for a minimum of 2 seconds to ensure the calibration is valid After the power is properly adjusted release the activation Press and release t...

Page 29: ...ch error code stored is date stamped where the time and date the error occurred is also stored for retrieval When retriev ing the error codes it is also possible to retrieve the system settings when t...

Page 30: ...wn Key followed by the Remote Power Control Key will clear the entire fault code memory The cut window will display Lr when codes are cleared Pressing the PC key again will display the optional system...

Page 31: ...00 is displayed and the power must be cycled 3 SCOAG Cut 1 s On Allows simultaneous activation of two accessories for Pinpoint Coagulation Allows activation of only one accessory for Pinpoint Coagulat...

Page 32: ...Cview switch again Table 4 10 DACview Channels Channel Source Function Scaling 0 No channel selected 1 Monitor RF RMS Power 300mS running average 0 01 V 1 W 2 Monitor RF RMS Power 0 01 V 1 W 3 Monitor...

Page 33: ...11 are potential errors that may occur and problem solving ideas for each All error codes Err xxx can only be cleared by cycling power When an error code is displayed reset the system to determine if...

Page 34: ...Note When the Test Mode is active most of the internal safety monitoring is inhibited See section 4 9 No output power One or more connections inside the system are bad Check A6J1 controller A6J2 monop...

Page 35: ...ower is on It will become momentarily brighter dur ing POST The Forward Converter LED will normally be off unless it has been recently activated After activation it will slowly fade to off During POST...

Page 36: ...the wire through T1 so it can be reconnected correctly Incorrect polarity can damage the Forward Converter 4 13 Parts Ordering Information To obtain replacement parts or additional infor mation regar...

Page 37: ...ter ference to upset one of the processors Cycle system power and deter mine if this error is repeated Replace the Controller assembly 103 Corrupted com munications between the System Controller and R...

Page 38: ...ted Replace the Controller assembly 108 RF TOKEN not incremented RF controller program scrambled The program transmitted from the System Controller to the RF Controller through the HPI port at startup...

Page 39: ...ls toggle Replace the cable between the Display and the Controller Replace the Controller assembly Replace the Display assembly 117 5 0 volt too low 5 volt power in the system is too low Check the out...

Page 40: ...d in the correct manner Recalibrate any uncalibrated modes See Section 4 7 Replace the Controller assembly if the system will not calibrate 140 A calibration EEPROM CRC failed POST ERROR The CRC for t...

Page 41: ...assembly SPI circuitry Cycle system power and deter mine if this error is repeated Replace the Controller assembly 201 RF Controller emu lation restart Programming function only NA Return to ConMed 20...

Page 42: ...mbly 314 POST Monitor or RF controller clock failure RF Controller or Monitor clock oscillator failure detected during POST Check for 10 MHz clock fre quency input to RF Controller and Monitor process...

Page 43: ...lectrosurgical voltage out put too low during POST test indicating insufficient voltage from HVPS insuf ficient drive from the RF Controller failed RF Amplifier or a failed voltage sensing channel The...

Page 44: ...libration mode See above See above 336 Calibration RF AC voltage cut feed back too high Monitor senses electrosurgical voltage out put too high during POST test indicating excessive voltage from HVPS...

Page 45: ...peated Replace the Controller assembly 345 Monitor Power DMA or SPI hung The Monitor DMA or SPI interface to one of the ADCs has failed Cycle system power and deter mine if this error is repeated Repl...

Page 46: ...ace the RF Amplifier Repair or Replace the RF Transformer board Repair or Replace the RF output board Replace the Controller assembly 358 Monitor sensed gate drive in idle 0W dial power setting The Mo...

Page 47: ...n the RF Amplifier Repair or replace the RF Amplifier assembly Replace the Controller assembly 374 Damping circuit failed POST damping stuck on The Monitor detected a failure in the RF Amplifier dampi...

Page 48: ...tone during activation This typically occurs because of a problem in the tone generation circuitry Listen for a tone during activa tion Verify that all internal cables are properly connected Increase...

Page 49: ...fy the HVPS is function ing correctly see HVPS Troubleshooting Guidelines Replace the Controller assembly Replace or repair the HVPS 386 POST HVDC to 140V failed supply too low The HVPS output is too...

Page 50: ...m power and deter mine if this error is repeated Replace the Controller assembly 392 Monitor detected a pulse mode on time that was too long The active pulse mode pulses are longer than the nominal du...

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