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5750007-1EN, R

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LOGIQ E10 B

ASIC

ERVICE

ANUAL

Chapter 6 Service Adjustments

6 - 11

6-3-3

Main Monitor Arm and Monitor Friction Adjustment - Ergotron Arm

Monitor Arm Vertical adjustment

If the Monitor rises or falls when it is released, perform a Vertical adjustment.

Table 6-5

Monitor Arm Vertical adjustment

Steps

Corresponding Graphic

Tilt the Monitor down to access the
Vertical Adjustment Screw.

If the Monitor was rising, turn the
Adjustment Screw clockwise to
increase the friction, using a 4 mm
hex wrench.

If the Monitor was falling, turn the
Adjustment Screw
counterclockwise to decrease the
friction.

The Monitor should stay in the
position it is released at.

NOTE: The heavier the Monitor, the
more friction will be required.

Monitor Arm Vertical Adjustment Screw

Summary of Contents for LOGIQ E10

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Page 15: ...l 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...

Page 16: ...pany Inc All Rights Reserved DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY The radio equipment used in the LOGIQ E10 if present conforms to the Radio Equipment Directive 2014 53 EU RED The declaration of conformity can b...

Page 17: ...or change Rev 1 2018 02 08 LOGIQ E10 M3 Release Chapter Revision Chapter Revision Chapter Revision Title Page Rev 1 Chapter 4 Rev 1 Chapter 10 Rev 1 Warnings Rev 1 Chapter 5 Rev 1 Index Rev 1 TOC Rev...

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Page 19: ...ortant conventions 1 6 Conventions used in book 1 6 Standard hazard icons 1 7 Product icons 1 10 Product Labels on the LOGIQ E10 when used in a veterinary environment 1 17 Safety considerations 1 18 I...

Page 20: ...DIRECTION 5750007 1EN REV 1 LOGIQ E10 BASIC SERVICE MANUAL xviii Customer assistance 1 33 Contact information 1 33 Ultrasound system manufacturer 1 35...

Page 21: ...2 2 LOGIQ E10 environmental requirements 2 2 Electrical requirements 2 4 EMI limitations 2 6 Probe environmental requirements 2 8 Time and manpower requirements 2 8 Facility needs 2 9 Purchaser respon...

Page 22: ...cling information 3 11 Preparing for setup 3 12 Verify customer order 3 12 Physical inspection 3 12 Volume Navigation stand optional 3 12 Rear cover label and rating label 3 13 EMI protection 3 15 Com...

Page 23: ...N 5750007 1EN REV 1 LOGIQ E10 BASIC SERVICE MANUAL xxi Optional Peripherals Peripheral Connection 3 36 Software Options Configuration 3 37 Setup paperwork 3 40 User Manual s 3 40 Product Locator Card...

Page 24: ...4 1 Purpose of this chapter 4 1 Contents in this chapter 4 1 Special Equipment required 4 1 Functional checks 4 2 General procedures 4 3 Overview 4 4 Power ON Boot Up 4 6 Power SHUT DOWN 4 9 Top Cons...

Page 25: ...and Application Software 5 6 Electronic media 5 7 Log File Content 5 8 Smart Devices Applications 5 9 Service Desktop 5 10 User Level of the Service Desktop 5 10 Front End 5 12 Purpose of this section...

Page 26: ...neral description 5 25 Location in the LOGIQ E10 5 25 Casters and Brakes description 5 26 Options and Peripherals descriptions 5 27 Purpose of this section 5 27 Internal Hardware Options and Periphera...

Page 27: ...tor Adjustments 6 6 Monitor Arm and or Monitor range of motion Adjustment procedure 6 10 Purpose of this section 6 10 Cautions and Warnings 6 10 Main Monitor Arm and Monitor Friction Adjustment Ergotr...

Page 28: ...s section 7 2 Collecting vital system information 7 3 Collecting a screen capture with logs 7 4 Capturing network logs to use for troubleshooting 7 8 Service desktop 7 10 Purpose of this section 7 10...

Page 29: ...he LOGIQ E10 8 9 Space management moving all images 8 10 Backing up the Patient Archive and System Configurations 8 11 Loading the Base Image and Application Software 8 11 Loading the Application Soft...

Page 30: ...tended replacement 8 133 Cover UI Upper Assembly Speakers replacement 8 137 Trackball Assembly replacement 8 141 Lower Bezel replacement 8 144 Upper Op Encoders Joysticks and Lower Op Encoders and Enc...

Page 31: ...nt End Card Cage Cover replacement 8 255 Front Plane XD BUS replacement 8 259 Relay Board GRLY or RLY replacement 8 263 Transmitter Board ETX replacement 8 266 CRX replacement 8 269 ECB replacement 8...

Page 32: ...ssembling or Replacement 8 394 Parts Reference Roll Stand 8 395 Assembling or replacing the Roll Stand 8 397 Adjusting Tension on Sliding Mechanism 8 403 Routine Maintenance 8 405 Cleaning the Mountin...

Page 33: ...vers and Bumpers 9 5 Top Console parts 9 11 XYZ Mechanism parts 9 16 Main Console parts 9 18 Casters Wheels parts 9 22 Card Rack parts 9 24 Back End parts 9 28 Main Power Supply 9 30 Peripherals 9 31...

Page 34: ...DIRECTION 5750007 1EN REV 1 LOGIQ E10 BASIC SERVICE MANUAL xxxii Hardware Kit 9 49...

Page 35: ...onal checks 10 9 System functional checks 10 9 Peripheral option checks 10 10 Mains cable inspection 10 10 Optional diagnostic checks 10 10 View the logs 10 10 Physical inspection 10 11 Cleaning 10 12...

Page 36: ...xxxiv Probe leakage current test 10 25 Mains on applied part 10 28 When There s Too Much Leakage Current 10 29 Chassis Fails 10 29 Probe Fails 10 29 Peripheral Fails 10 29 Still Fails 10 29 ECG Fails...

Page 37: ...ead and understand all the information presented here before installing or servicing the LOGIQ E10 1 1 2 Contents in this chapter 1 1 Overview 1 1 1 2 Service manual overview 1 2 1 3 Important convent...

Page 38: ...ed equipment training may be provided by factory trained Field Service trainers for the agreed upon time period This service manual provides installation and service information for the LOGIQ E10 It i...

Page 39: ...Q E10 Setup Contains setup procedure with procedure checklist 4 Functional Checks Contains functional checks that must be performed as part of the installation or as required during servicing and peri...

Page 40: ...te can be found in Chapter 10 Customizing Your System of the LOGIQ E10 User Manual Typical users of the Basic Service Manual Service personnel setup maintenance etc Hospital s service personnel Archit...

Page 41: ...ls System configuration is stored on the hard drive All necessary software is loaded from the hard drive on power up For more information on Installed software versions see Software Status on page 7 1...

Page 42: ...age Known or potential hazards to personnel are labeled in one of three ways DANGER WARNING CAUTION When a hazard is present that can cause property damage but has absolutely no personal injury risk a...

Page 43: ...thin a triangle as seen throughout this chapter In addition to text several different graphical icons symbols may be used to make you aware of specific types of hazards that could possibly cause harm...

Page 44: ...DIRECTION 5750007 1EN REV 1 LOGIQ E10 BASIC SERVICE MANUAL 1 8 Section 1 3 Important conventions Pinch point Table 1 3 Standard hazard Icons Icon Meaning...

Page 45: ...her icons make you aware of specific procedures that should be followed Table 1 4 Standard Icons that indicate that a special procedure is to be used Icon Meaning AVOID STATIC ELECTRICITY TAG AND LOCK...

Page 46: ...afety labels and other important information provided on the LOGIQ E10 NOTE This machine should be used in compliance with law Some jurisdictions restrict certain uses such as gender determination sho...

Page 47: ...d injury when moving the monitor and monitor arm 3 Legal Manufacturer s name and address Standard ISO 7000 3082 4 United States only Prescription Device label 5 ETL Label NRTL Listing and Certificatio...

Page 48: ...bstance s above the maximum concentration value Maximum concentration values for electronic information products as set by the People s Republic of China Electronic Industry Standard SJ T11364 2006 in...

Page 49: ...athway is clear Limit movement to a slow careful walk Use two or more persons to move the equipment on inclines or long distance 16 This WEEE symbol indicates that waste electrical and electronic equi...

Page 50: ...personnel Equipotentiality indicates the terminal to be used for connecting equipotential conductors when interconnecting grounding with other equipment Connection of additional protective earth cond...

Page 51: ...7 5032 Catalog Model Number Standard ISO 7000 2493 Serial Number Standard ISO 7000 2498 Date of manufacture YYYY MM Standard ISO 7000 2497 ECG eTRAX needle Type CF Applied Part heart in the box symbol...

Page 52: ...ance with local or country laws The letters below the separate collection symbol indicate whether certain elements Pb Lead Cd Cadmium Hg Mercury are contained in the battery To minimize potential effe...

Page 53: ...els on the LOGIQ E10 when used in a veterinary environment There are different handling instructions when servicing the LOGIQ E10 used in a veterinary environment Table 1 6 Product Labels on the LOGIQ...

Page 54: ...in a LOGIQ E10 Training Seminar are authorized to service the equipment DANGER DANGEROUS VOLTAGES CAPABLE OF CAUSING DEATH ARE PRESENT IN THIS EQUIPMENT USE EXTREME CAUTION WHEN HANDLING TESTING AND A...

Page 55: ...ion the top console the weight of the main monitor and the mechanical force of the gas shock are in balance Take care if when you activate this gas shock Personal injury can occur after the panel is r...

Page 56: ...ty cont d WARNING WARNING Beware of possible sharp edges on all mechanical parts If sharp edges are encountered the appropriate PPE should be used to reduce the risk of injury The appropriate PPE is r...

Page 57: ...R DEFECTIVE PROBE FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE PRECAUTIONS CAN RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY AND EQUIPMENT DAMAGE WARNING WARNING NEVER USE A PROBE THAT HAS FALLEN TO THE FLOOR EVEN IF IT LOOKS OK IT MAY BE DAM...

Page 58: ...E MAIN MONITOR AND MONITOR ARM THIS INCLUDES PEOPLE AS WELL AS THINGS CAUTION If the Operator Control Panel gas spring is not functioning correctly there is a chance that the operator panel could drop...

Page 59: ...orage case Ensure that the Ultrasound system is firmly secured while inside the vehicle Secure Ultrasound system with straps or as directed otherwise to prevent motion during transport Prevent vibrati...

Page 60: ...utlet used for this equipment should not be shared with other types of equipment Both the LOGIQ E10 power cable and the power connector must meet international electrical standards Probes Follow these...

Page 61: ...heater DO NOT leave batteries in direct sunlight DO NOT pierce batteries with a sharp object hit it or step on it DO NOT use damaged batteries DO NOT apply solder to batteries DO NOT connect batteries...

Page 62: ...cations refer to the appropriate version of the LOGIQ E10 Basic User Manual or the latest version of the LOGIQ E10 Release Notes Table 1 7 Basic User Manual and Release Notes for the LOGIQ E10 MODEL N...

Page 63: ...TESTING AND ADJUSTING WARNING WARNING IF THE COVERS ARE REMOVED FROM AN OPERATING LOGIQ E10 SOME METAL SURFACES MAY BE WARM ENOUGH TO POSE A POTENTIAL HEAT HAZARD IF TOUCHED EVEN WHILE IN SHUT DOWN M...

Page 64: ...sidual energy is relieved WARNING WARNING Energy Control and Power Lockout for LOGIQ E10 When servicing parts of the Ultrasound System where there is exposure to voltage greater than 30 Volts 1 TURN O...

Page 65: ...lug 2 Wait for at least 20 seconds for capacitors to discharge and the ON OFF button white light on the Op Panel to turn OFF as there are no test points to verify isolation Capacitors on Ultrasound sy...

Page 66: ...parts from a veterinary environment with the purple recycling label regardless of its actual condition and add a description on the label stating that the items were removed from a LOGIQ E10 Vet in a...

Page 67: ...or electromagnetic interference RFI EMI and can be radiated through space or conducted over interconnecting power of signal cables In addition to electromagnetic energy EMC also includes possible eff...

Page 68: ...SENSITIVE EQUIPMENT Table 1 10 ESD Receptacles ESD Receptacles Battery Box side Card Cage side WARNING WARNING Risk of electrical shock The LOGIQ E10 must be turned off Avoid all contact with electri...

Page 69: ...information and acquire an image Alt D to send to the Customer Care team 1 Ultrasound System ID serial number 2 Software version 3 Date and time of occurrence 4 Sequence of events leading to issue 5...

Page 70: ...524 5698 Latin America Service TEL 1 262 524 5300 Application Support TEL 1 262 524 5698 Europe GE Ultraschall Deutschland GmbH Beethovenstrasse 239 Postfach 11 05 60 D 42655 Solingen Germany Support...

Page 71: ...Wauwatosa WI 53226 USA Table 1 13 Authorized Representative AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE This product complies with the regulatory requirement of Council Directive 93 42 EEC concerning medical devices T...

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Page 73: ...1 1 Purpose of this chapter This chapter provides the information required to plan and prepare for the setup of a LOGIQ E10 Included are descriptions of the facility and electrical needs to be met by...

Page 74: ...ored and transported according to the listed environmental requirements NOTE Probe environmental specifications may be different than the LOGIQ E10 Refer to Table 2 2 for environmental specifications...

Page 75: ...Each person in the room places an additional 300 Btu hr demand on the cooling system Lighting Bright light is needed for LOGIQ E10 set up updates and repairs However operator and patient comfort may b...

Page 76: ...eutral The dedicated line shall consist of one phase two lines not shared with any other circuit and a full size ground wire from the distribution panel to the LOGIQ E10 outlet NOTE Please note that i...

Page 77: ...urrent local state and national electrical codes LOGIQ E10 power plug If the LOGIQ E10 arrives without a power plug or with the wrong plug you must contact your GE dealer or the installation engineer...

Page 78: ...interference will not occur in a particular installation Possible EMI sources should be identified before the LOGIQ E10 is installed Electrical and electronic equipment may produce EMI unintentionall...

Page 79: ...g covers or RF gaskets allow radio frequencies to interfere with the ultrasound signals Replace broken RF gaskets If more than 20 or a pair of the fingers on an RF gasket are broken replace the gasket...

Page 80: ...uirements Site preparation takes time Begin pre installation checks as soon as possible if possible six weeks before delivery to allow enough time to make any changes NOTICE STORAGE TEMPERATURES VARY...

Page 81: ...icensed electrical contractors Other connections between pieces of electrical equipment calibrations and testing must also be performed by qualified personnel The products involved and the accompanyin...

Page 82: ...ine shall consist of one phase two lines not shared with any other circuit and a full size ground wire from the distribution panel to the ultrasound outlet Dedicated single branch power outlet of adeq...

Page 83: ...binet ordered by GE for its software and proprietary manuals 3 Film viewer 4 Counter top 5 Counter top and sink with hot and cold water 6 Overhead light dimmer dual level lighting bright dim 7 Emergen...

Page 84: ...upplies storage 4 Linen supply 5 Probes supplies 6 Examination table 193 x 61 cm 76 x 24 inches 7 Footswitch 8 Stool 9 LOGIQ E10 10 External peripherals 11 Dedicated power outlet circuit breaker prote...

Page 85: ...nters As an added benefit transferring images in this manner frees up the on board monitor and peripherals enabling viewing to be done while scanning continues With DICOM images can be archived stored...

Page 86: ...e 3 Store 1 MAKE IP PORT AE TITLE DICOM Print Storage Commit DICOM MPPS Worklist Network Speed Associated Storage AE _____________ __Raw Data __Allow Multiframe __Structured Reporting Compression_____...

Page 87: ...r to Privacy and Security in chapter 12 of the LOGIQ E10 Basic User Manual 2 3 7 Environmental Dangers Commercial devices such as laser cameras printers VCRs and external monitors usually exceed allow...

Page 88: ...ient vicinity is the space with surfaces likely to be contacted by the patient or attendant who can touch the patient This encloses a space within the room 1 83 m 6 ft beyond the perimeter of the bed...

Page 89: ...medical diagnosis monitoring or treatment is carried out It is very difficult to attach unique dimensions to the PATIENT ENVIROMENT In practice a distance of 2 5 m 8 2 ft above the floor on which the...

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Page 91: ...s chapter This chapter contains information needed to set up the LOGIQ E10 Also included in this section are guidelines for transporting the unit to a new site 3 1 2 Contents in this chapter 3 1 Overv...

Page 92: ...CAUTION TO PREVENT ELECTRICAL SHOCK CONNECT THE LOGIQ E10 TO A PROPERLY GROUNDED POWER OUTLET DO NOT USE A THREE TO TWO PRONG ADAPTER THIS DEFEATS SAFETY GROUNDING CAUTION DO NOT WEAR THE ESD WRIST ST...

Page 93: ...HE USER MANUAL S SHOULD BE FULLY READ AND UNDERSTOOD BEFORE OPERATING THE LOGIQ E10 AND KEPT NEAR THE LOGIQ E10 FOR QUICK REFERENCE CAUTION ACOUSTIC OUTPUT HAZARD ALTHOUGH THE ULTRASOUND ENERGY TRANSM...

Page 94: ...3 8 3 3 1 Purpose of this section This section describes how to receive and unpack LOGIQ E10 3 3 2 Receiving and unpacking warnings CAUTION TWO PEOPLE ARE NEEDED TO UNPACK THE LOGIQ E10 BECAUSE OF IT...

Page 95: ...ake it easier to detect if the handling during transportation has been improper a tilt indicator has been attached to the transportation box Position of the tilt indicator The tilt indicator is attach...

Page 96: ...rtation Box Label The LOGIQ E10 Transportation Box Label is located on the transportation box Table 3 2 LOGIQ E10 Transportation Box Labeling SYMBOL DEFINITION COMMENTS RECYCLING Recyclable Wood or RE...

Page 97: ...arent Table 3 3 Damage in transportation STEP TASK 1 Write Damage In Shipment on ALL copies of the freight or express bill BEFORE delivery is accepted or signed for by a GE representative or hospital...

Page 98: ...3 4 Uncrating Instructions Steps Corresponding Graphic 1 Check the tilt indicator to make sure it has not been triggered If damaged report the damage to the carrier For more information see 3 3 4 Rec...

Page 99: ...wer OP panel brace placed between the lower OP panel and the wooden ramp by moving upward and back 10 Remove the wooden ramp 11 Remove the plastic foil from around the LOGIQ E10 12 On the front of the...

Page 100: ...ramp to the rear of the pallet base and fasten the Velcro straps 15 Using two people pull the unit down the ramp on the back off the pallet Note Remember to pull in the LOGIQ E10 from the back for sa...

Page 101: ...materials recycling information The packing materials for the LOGIQ E10 are recyclable The transportation box is made of cardboard Lever lockings hinges are made of zinc plated steel The inner reinfor...

Page 102: ...3 8 Verify customer order Compare items received by the customer to that which is listed on the delivery order Report any items that are missing back ordered or damaged 3 3 9 Physical inspection Verif...

Page 103: ...ANUAL Chapter 3 LOGIQ E10 Setup 3 13 3 3 11 Rear cover label and rating label For rating label location see Figure 3 4 Rear Cover Label and Rating Label Locations on page 3 14 Figure 3 2 Rear Cover La...

Page 104: ...N 5750007 1EN REV 1 LOGIQ E10 BASIC SERVICE MANUAL 3 14 Section 3 3 Receiving and unpacking the equipment Rear cover label A and rating label B locations Figure 3 4 Rear Cover Label and Rating Label L...

Page 105: ...tro Magnetic Interference EMI Many of the covers shields and screws are provided primarily to protect the LOGIQ E10 from image artifacts caused by this interference For this reason it is imperative th...

Page 106: ...et up of LOGIQ E10 3 4 2 LOGIQ E10 specifications LOGIQ E10 requirements verification Verify that the site meets the requirements listed in see Section 2 3 Facility needs on page 2 9 Verify that the s...

Page 107: ...IQ E10 voltage setting Verify that the mains voltage specified for the LOGIQ E10 is available on site The voltage setting for the LOGIQ E10 is found on the rating label on the back of the LOGIQ E10 on...

Page 108: ...al equipment to the signal input part or signal output part of LOGIQ E10 configures a medical system and is therefore responsible that the system complies with the requirements of the valid version of...

Page 109: ...a Perform a visual check of the probe and LOGIQ E10 sockets b Remove any dust or foam rests from the probe c Verify the probe and the probe cable for any visual damage 2 Hold the probe connector vert...

Page 110: ...e the image before removing a probe in order to avoid disconnecting a live probe 2 Rotate the lock handle counter clockwise to the horizontal position to unlock the connector 3 Remove the connector fr...

Page 111: ...HE LOGIQ E10 TO A FIXED POWER SOCKET WHICH HAS THE PROTECTIVE GROUNDING CONNECTOR DANGER NEVER USE A THREE TO TWO PRONG ADAPTER THIS DEFEATS THE SAFETY GROUND DANGER ENSURE THAT THE POWER CORD AND PLU...

Page 112: ...2 Uncoil the power cable allowing sufficient slack so that the LOGIQ E10 can be moved slightly 3 Verify that the power cable is without any visible scratches any sign of damage or tangled on site mai...

Page 113: ...ripherals operator panel monitor front end and back end c Back end and rest of the LOGIQ E10 starts with the sequence listed in the next steps 1 Back end is turned ON and starts to load the software 2...

Page 114: ...Policies To create password policies 1 Navigate to Utility Admin Logon 2 Select Enable Password Policies The system prompts the user for a password at logon 3 Under Password Policies use the drop down...

Page 115: ...Enter password using the defined policies 4 If needed select User Must Change Password The user will be prompted to change the password on the next logon 5 Under Group Membership select the groups fo...

Page 116: ...groups with pre determined access is available to select for each new user b To view access rights for these groups highlight a group and then under Group Rights view the access rights 3 To create a n...

Page 117: ...completely black when locked timeout 4 Click Save 5 Press or move any button trackball on the operator panel to display Login window 6 On the Login window enter the user ID enter the password and then...

Page 118: ...elect Encryption On 3 Select Yes to continue 4 Create a password to use for each Logon after starting system This is not the user password this is system access for all users 5 Recovery key is created...

Page 119: ...displayed recovery key string shown is an example and not a real recovery key The generated key will always be different 13 Select Ok to continue 14 Encryption of data will begin This may take up to 9...

Page 120: ...ding USB memory It is recommended the recovery key is stored in a USB flash drive and printed out If both password and recovery key are lost you will not be able to access archived patient data images...

Page 121: ...acknowledging that you are authorized to do so and are trained in appropriate use and regulatory guidelines After you have established your password follow these steps to login 1 Type your user name...

Page 122: ...ng onto the system 1 Type your name in the Operator field 2 Press the Change Password button The Change Password pop up displays 3 Type the following Password Type your current password New Password T...

Page 123: ...or a new user to log on If this button is dimmed it indicates that no user is logged on to the LOGIQ E10 at the moment Shutdown Use this button to shut down the LOGIQ E10 It is recommended to perform...

Page 124: ...perator panel Next it starts to shut down The time to turn down the LOGIQ E10 including the back end may vary from 10 seconds up to approximately 1 minute The last thing that shuts down is the light o...

Page 125: ...n 3 35 3 5 3 Optional Peripherals Peripheral Connection 3 36 3 5 4 Software Options Configuration 3 37 3 5 1 Purpose of this section This section describes how to configure the LOGIQ E10 3 5 2 LOGIQ E...

Page 126: ...ted through Ethernet TCP IP Network as DICOM devices DICOM Printers Connected through Ethernet TCP IP Network or WLAN as DICOM devices USB Printers see 9 14 1 Printers on page 9 31 USB Footswitch Roll...

Page 127: ...are option or a combination of software options This password is specific for each LOGIQ E10 Installing a Software Option NOTE Before you install a software option you must login After you have establ...

Page 128: ...ch Panel select Utility Admin System Admin 5 Enter the new option key code in the SW Option Key section 6 Select the Add button Figure 3 24 System Admin Window Add button CAUTION INCORRECT PASSWORD EN...

Page 129: ...Import the Option String from the media 8 Press Save to save the new setting 9 Restart to save and activate the settings and adjustments you have done so far Figure 3 25 SW Option Import Option keys f...

Page 130: ...ample INSTALLATION SHIPMENT L A I R E S V E R L E D O M A D F N O I T P I R C S E D ZIP CODE DESTINATION NAME AND ADDRESS 46 303268P1 Rev 14 L A I R E S V E R L E D O M A D F N O I T P I R C S E D OCP...

Page 131: ...iagnostics instructions using the built in service software 4 1 2 Contents in this chapter 4 1 Overview 4 1 4 2 Functional checks 4 2 4 3 Site Log 4 28 4 1 3 Special Equipment required An empty blank...

Page 132: ...onal checks Section 4 2 Functional checks Contents in this section 4 2 1 General procedures 4 3 4 2 2 Overview 4 4 4 2 3 Power ON Boot Up 4 6 4 2 4 Power SHUT DOWN 4 9 4 2 5 Top Console checks 4 10 4...

Page 133: ...ere is exposure to voltage greater than 30 volts 1 TURN OFF THE SCANNER 2 UNPLUG THE SYSTEM 3 MAINTAIN CONTROL OF THE SYSTEM POWER PLUG 4 WAIT FOR AT LEAST 20 SECONDS FOR CAPACITORS TO DISCHARGE AND T...

Page 134: ...cks will have to be repeated or performed if not all Options are present If ONLY a particular Option is present perform the functional checks for that particular Option and the Options installed Table...

Page 135: ...7 ECG Checks Active ECG Utility Applications Settings ECG Show ECG Tools Connect cables Press Display ECG Tab on TP Verify ECG signal displayed on monitor Plug in the ECG cables with nothing attached...

Page 136: ...A FIXED POWER SOCKET WHICH HAS THE PROTECTIVE GROUNDING CONNECTOR DANGER NEVER USE A THREE TO TWO PRONG ADAPTER THIS DEFEATS THE SAFETY GROUND DANGER ENSURE THAT THE POWER CORD AND PLUG ARE INTACT AN...

Page 137: ...lowing sufficient slack so that the Ultrasound system can be moved slightly 3 Verify that the power cable is without any visible scratches or any sign of damage 4 Verify that the on site mains voltage...

Page 138: ...erator Panel Console Monitor Front End and Back End c Back End and rest of scanner starts with the sequence listed in the next steps d Back End is turned ON and starts to load the software e The Start...

Page 139: ...ains ON and ready for a new user to log on If the Logoff button is dimmed it indicates that no user is logged on to the LOGIQ E10 at the moment Shutdown Use this button to Shut Down the Ultrasound sys...

Page 140: ...ts and type different A N keys to confirm keyboard functionality Footswitch 1 Plug in the footswitch 2 Select Utility Application You should see the footswitch programming options for Left Middle and...

Page 141: ...es both objects and people Table 4 4 Top Console adjustment controls Lock 1 Up Down 2 Steps Corresponding Graphic 1 CAUTION To avoid injury or damage make sure nothing is within the range of motion be...

Page 142: ...horizontally NOTE The Monitor can move approximately 100 mm 3 94 inches vertically and 250 mm 9 84 inches horizontally Figure 4 4 Main Monitor Positions Ergotron Arm 1 Vertical Travel 150mm 4 Tilt a N...

Page 143: ...he Monitor Turn the knob clockwise to raise the lock and move the Monitor into the parked position Monitor position for Transport Lock Arm and tilt Monitor down Table 4 5 Main Monitor Platform Maneuve...

Page 144: ...to engage the direction LOCK Press both pedals 1 2 to UNLOCK active lock s 3 Front wheels You may need to move the Ultrasound system around a little to get the wheels to lock into the locked direction...

Page 145: ...g control in freeze and as a selection tool like a mouse cursor in post processing mode Three SELECT keys identical Perform the selected control or highlighted menu item The TRACKBALL key Toggles betw...

Page 146: ...ost current phantom recommended to our field service personnel and provides the necessary targets and extended life necessary for consistent Ultrasound system testing Figure 4 7 Performance tests 2 4...

Page 147: ...obe requires a Leakage Test see Section 10 7 Electrical Safety Tests on page 10 12 CAUTION TAKE THE FOLLOWING PRECAUTIONS WITH THE PROBE CABLES KEEP AWAY FROM THE WHEELS DO NOT BEND DO NOT CROSS CABLE...

Page 148: ...ions on page 1 26 IQC preset for Service is available Image Quality Check IQC is intended to facilitate Image Quality checks during Quality Assurance Evaluations Quality Assurance tests are used to de...

Page 149: ...ture Use Gain and TGC controls to optimize the overall image together with the Power control Use Depth to adjust the range to be imaged Use Focus to center the focal point s around the region of inter...

Page 150: ...er than 0 1 are displayed Dynamic Range Controls how echo intensities are converted to shades of gray thereby increasing the adjustable range of contrast Focus Number and Position Increases the number...

Page 151: ...for info about connecting the probes For available probes see Section 9 17 Probes on page 9 39 2 Turn ON the scanner Color Mode Checks Color Flow screens are B or M Mode screens with colors representi...

Page 152: ...djust the PW CW Doppler Mode controls Adjust the Active mode gain to set the gain in the spectral Doppler area Adjust Low velocity reject to reduce unwanted low velocity blood flow and tissue movement...

Page 153: ...tore Image To Move Quickly to Start End Frame 1 Press First to move to the first CINE frame 2 Press Last to move to the last CINE frame To Start Frame End Frame 1 Turn the Start Frame dial to the left...

Page 154: ...media CD DVD USB thumb drive and HDD Archiving and Loading Presets Loading Presets from removable media For information refer to the appropriate version of the LOGIQ E10 Basic User Manual or the appr...

Page 155: ...u complete the measurement to erase all data that has been measured to this point but not data entered onto worksheets press Clear Check Circumference Area Ellipse Measurement 1 Press Measure once to...

Page 156: ...lected from the Measurement Touch Panel Report Pages Measurements Calculations that are included on the worksheet can also be displayed on Report Pages Report Pages can be customized to meet the appro...

Page 157: ...tton the Touch Panel key Shear Elasto strain Elasto button WILL NOT be present Select a probe L2 9 D C1 6 D or ML4 16 D Select ELASTO button In the Touch Panel select Shear Wave button if not already...

Page 158: ...DIRECTION 5750007 1EN REV 1 LOGIQ E10 BASIC SERVICE MANUAL 4 28 Section 4 3 Site Log Section 4 3 Site Log Table 4 11 Site Log DATE SERVICE PERSON PROBLEM COMMENTS...

Page 159: ...s the Power Distribution System Refer to the Basic User Manual for more information 5 1 2 Contents in this chapter 5 1 Overview 5 1 5 2 LOGIQ E10 models 5 2 5 3 LOGIQ E10 description 5 3 5 4 Software...

Page 160: ...07 1EN REV 1 LOGIQ E10 BASIC SERVICE MANUAL 5 2 Section 5 2 LOGIQ E10 models Section 5 2 LOGIQ E10 models Table 5 1 LOGIQ E10 Models MODEL NUMBER DESCRIPTION SOFTWARE VERSION 5935000E10 LOGIQ E10 100...

Page 161: ...5 3 2 Introduction 5 3 5 3 3 LOGIQ E10 general description 5 4 5 3 2 Introduction The LOGIQ E10 Ultrasound system is a high performance digital Ultrasound imaging System with total data management The...

Page 162: ...Probe Connector Panel to the Front End Electronics then to the ECB LOGIQ E10 Carrier Board and finally the results are displayed on the monitor System configuration is stored on the hard drive and all...

Page 163: ...intention with this section is to give you a brief overview of the software used on LOGIQ E10 You can also refer to the Basic User Manual for more information Contents in this section 5 4 1 Purpose of...

Page 164: ...ion Software resides in the internal hard drive Hard Drive Partitions Software Installation Software can be loaded reloaded with USB media C partition Base Application can be reloaded from the Z parti...

Page 165: ...t the media into the media drive 2 Open the media drive on your desktop 3 Double click on the gedocumentation html document 4 Select the item you want to view click on the blue underlined link in the...

Page 166: ...eful to get examples of image issues visible in low resolution Used for data analytics User can disable them via UI 4 log Diag subdirectory contains diagnostics results 5 log Crashes subdirectory may...

Page 167: ...Control App Camera App To link to the device 1 Connect the device to the LOGIQ E10 via dongle 2 Scan for devices 3 Connect to the device Remote Control App Via the Remote Control App you will be able...

Page 168: ...le can have access to this view Class C view is the view enabled by the service options purchased Service Advanced Service Expert requires Service Advanced Service Pro requires Service Advanced Conten...

Page 169: ...ean Userdefs X X Network Capture X X X X Third Party Licences X X X X Checkpoints X X X Disruptive Mode Utility X X X Data Transfer X X X X SSA License X X X X Options X X X X Agent Configuration X X...

Page 170: ...Front End Section 5 6 Front End 5 6 1 Purpose of this section The intention with this section is to give you a brief overview of the Front End configuration used on LOGIQ E10 Contents in this section...

Page 171: ...5750007 1EN REV 1 LOGIQ E10 BASIC SERVICE MANUAL Chapter 5 Components and Functions Theory 5 13 5 6 2 Card Rack General description The Card Rack houses all the transmit receive and processing circui...

Page 172: ...on 5 7 Back End Section 5 7 Back End 5 7 1 Purpose of this section The intention with this section is to give you a brief overview of the Back End configuration used on LOGIQ E10 Contents in this sect...

Page 173: ...e system The ECB also host a single slot GPU card a standard SATA Solid State Drive SSD and a mini PCI Express module Location in the LOGIQ E10 The ECB is located on the right side of the Card Cage be...

Page 174: ...ter is running this LED also shows the various stages of the POWER ON sequence different colors and blink patterns B P5V_STD OFF AC power off or Main PS 5Volt standby power failure Green 5Volt standby...

Page 175: ...The SSD Solid State Drive is connected to the ECB to further host the C Windows 10 operating system and application and utilities and Z Software Repository and additional files for Software Reload par...

Page 176: ...5 18 Section 5 8 Backplane Section 5 8 Backplane 5 8 1 Purpose of this section The intention with this section is to give you a brief overview of the Backplane used on LOGIQ E10 Contents in this secti...

Page 177: ...Components and Functions Theory 5 19 5 8 2 Backplane The LOGIQ E10 Backplane is part of an Ultrasound system capable of processing 192 ultrasound channels concurrently It functions as interconnect for...

Page 178: ...tion When the console is not locked floating press the lock button this will only release the brakes in the froglegs to allow easy movement When the lock button is pressed and the console is pushed ba...

Page 179: ...5 Components and Functions Theory 5 21 Section 5 10 Power distribution 5 10 1 Purpose of this section The power distribution within the LOGIQ E10 is described in this section Contents in this section...

Page 180: ...The Main Power Supply delivers the needed voltages to the rest of the LOGIQ E10 Printer 24 VDC Front End Rack DC power with several voltages Front End Rack TSV1 and TSV2 for the transmitters Front En...

Page 181: ...DIRECTION 5750007 1EN REV 1 LOGIQ E10 BASIC SERVICE MANUAL Chapter 5 Components and Functions Theory 5 23 General description Figure 5 4 Main Power Supply location rear of LOGIQ E10...

Page 182: ...Main Power Supply is equipped with an internal fan with variable speed for temperature control Both the temperature of the air entering the power supply and leaving the power supply are measured Fan...

Page 183: ...r supply that are self managed by the power supply itself 5 11 2 Location in the LOGIQ E10 There are three air strainers filters One located on the rear of the LOGIQ E10 and one located on each side p...

Page 184: ...d with these pedals 1 Press the left pedal 1 to engage the direction LOCK Press both pedals 1 2 to UNLOCK active lock s 3 Front wheels You may need to move the Ultrasound system around a little to get...

Page 185: ...l Hardware Options and Peripherals 5 27 5 13 3 External peripherals 5 28 5 13 2 Internal Hardware Options and Peripherals See 3 5 3 Optional Peripherals Peripheral Connection on page 3 36 DVD drive av...

Page 186: ...5 13 Options and Peripherals descriptions 5 13 3 External peripherals See 3 5 3 Optional Peripherals Peripheral Connection on page 3 36 Bin s Option USB Flash Drives Color Inkjet Printer USB Hard Dis...

Page 187: ...throughout the manual Information on how to change the LOGIQ E10 s date can be found in Customizing Your System Chapter 10 in the LOGIQ E10 User Manual User Guide 5 14 1 User documentation LOGIQ E10 U...

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Page 189: ...1 1 Purpose of this chapter This section describes how to adjust the LOGIQ E10 Contents in this chapter 6 1 Overview 6 1 6 2 Monitor adjustments 6 2 6 3 Monitor Arm and or Monitor range of motion Adju...

Page 190: ...ion 6 2 Monitor adjustments 6 2 1 Purpose of this section This section describes how to adjust the Monitor for optimal performance Contents in this section 6 2 1 Purpose of this section 6 2 6 2 2 Acce...

Page 191: ...en optimized at the factory so normally there should be no need for any further adjustments Under special lighting conditions you may want to adjust the Monitor screen s backlight intensity Factory de...

Page 192: ...VICE MANUAL 6 4 Section 6 2 Monitor adjustments 6 2 3 Monitor Adjustment Procedure Table 6 1 Room Profile Table Room Profile Brightness Contrast 22 inch OLED Dark 50 40 Semi Dark 50 65 Light 50 100 Us...

Page 193: ...ghtness Push the mode button once to display the popup and select Unlock or wait for the timeout Touch Panel can be adjusted 10 to 100 For complete information refer to the appropriate version of the...

Page 194: ...de in the touch panel go to Utilities System System Display tab and select Enable DICOM grayscale display mode GSDF If a site s PACS workstations are calibrated to the GSDF this setting may help to ma...

Page 195: ...ars Confirm that you can clearly see all of the different colors in each colored cell Resolution Confirm that this image is clear and crisp without jagged edges or lines Brightness Contrast Before mak...

Page 196: ...monitor from LN 1 to LN 18 with a light meter and then graphs these on a scale to ensure that the curve falls within the GSDF s standard This can be performed with all three LOGIQ E9 monitors with GS...

Page 197: ...tion Refer to the appropriate version of the LOGIQ E10 Basic User Manual Chapter 3 See Section 1 5 Label locations on page 1 26 CT Used for Luminance response Contrast Confirm that you can detect the...

Page 198: ...2 Cautions and Warnings 6 10 6 3 3 Main Monitor Arm and Monitor Friction Adjustment Ergotron Arm 6 11 6 3 1 Purpose of this section This section describes how to adjust the Monitor Arm and or Monitor...

Page 199: ...itor Arm Vertical adjustment Steps Corresponding Graphic 1 Tilt the Monitor down to access the Vertical Adjustment Screw If the Monitor was rising turn the Adjustment Screw clockwise to increase the f...

Page 200: ...and remove the Monitor Rear Cover If you have a thick wrench it is easier to reach the nuts by using the boxed end of the wrench If the Monitor is too loose turn the Adjustment Nut A towards the back...

Page 201: ...section Contents in this section 6 4 1 Purpose of this section 6 13 6 4 2 Adjusting the Z Mechanism 6 14 6 4 3 Adjusting the XY Locking Mechanism 6 15 6 4 4 Using the Park Lock Properly 6 16 Adjustme...

Page 202: ...d or has failed Push and hold the lever toward the center of the device and the OP can be adjusted vertically Z Mechanism Manual adjustment lever WARNING WARNING Operator console can drop unexpectedly...

Page 203: ...adjust Rotating the screw clockwise will tighten and rotating the screw counterclockwise will loosen the lock Too tight will reduce the slack and make it harder to engage the lock Make the adjustments...

Page 204: ...ngage the Parking brakes Press both pedals 1 2 to release UNLOCK active lock s Front wheels 3 2 CAUTION To avoid injury or damage make sure nothing is within the range of motion before moving the Top...

Page 205: ...es and Timeout Problems with slow responses may result in images being re sent automatically and low transfer rates The retry settings can be used to make jobs retry on bad networks When portable off...

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Page 207: ...his chapter describes how to setup and run the tools and software that help maintain image quality and system operation Basic host system and board level diagnostics are run whenever power is applied...

Page 208: ...al system information 7 3 7 2 3 Collecting a screen capture with logs 7 4 7 2 4 Capturing network logs to use for troubleshooting 7 8 7 2 1 Purpose of this section Problem images and system data logs...

Page 209: ...nalyze data or images being reported as a malfunction or a LOGIQ E10 being returned to the manufacturer NOTE This information is normally collected with Alt D or Gather Logs Product Name LOGIQ E10 Nav...

Page 210: ...able at all times and collects a screen capture of the image monitor user defined presets and these logs Keyboard Shadow Log protected information Error Logs Crash Log protected information Vital Prod...

Page 211: ...TIME _ProtectedInfo_DB zip Where SN is the serial number DATE is the date in format YYMMDD and TIME is the time in format HHMMSS To include a duration check Time Duration and select a duration from th...

Page 212: ...e An example is shown in Figure 7 2 Example of Zipped Trouble Image and Logs File on page 7 6 Figure 7 2 Example of Zipped Trouble Image and Logs File Figure 7 3 Contents of the Zipped Trouble Image a...

Page 213: ...o GE under ADMIN System Admin To collect the image press the P1 key copy to hard drive This places an unidentified jpeg image in the D Log DL folder This folder will be transferred to the back office...

Page 214: ...sniffer to analyze it To troubleshoot network capture logs 1 On the LOGIQ E10 run the Network Capture utility to generate etl and cab files for analysis For more information see Network Capture on pa...

Page 215: ...e etl file to cab select File Save As and then select Save As or Export If the network capture was of a wireless connection Microsoft Message Analyzer creates a pcap file that does not have any of the...

Page 216: ...ce Basic access Class A a user locally logged into the machine with Local Service Access privilege This level provides limited access to Service desktop widgets and utilities Service Expert Pro and Ad...

Page 217: ...may be limited When Disruptive mode is Off some service functionality on the Service desktop is not available and user operation of the LOGIQ E10 is normal Additionally the ability to enable Disrupti...

Page 218: ...to these purchased level of access HOME Diags DICOM Utilities Change Password Checkpoints Data Transfer Delete Files Disk Defragment Disruptive Mode Utility Gather Logs Network Capture SSA License Sys...

Page 219: ...d not available through a remote connection Checkpoints Clean Userdefs Data Transfer Delete Files Disk Defragment not available through a remote connection Disruptive Mode Utility Gather Logs Network...

Page 220: ...esktop 7 3 5 Home Home configurations vary depending upon the purchased service level Figure 7 6 Home with Class C and Class M Access Figure 7 7 Home with Class A Access For more information see Syste...

Page 221: ...10 When the LOGIQ E10 has been successfully configured with the back office these elements will have the corresponding values Agent Registered will be Yes Agent Quarantine will be No Agent CRM Verifie...

Page 222: ...arantine Quarantine status of the agent Valid values are Yes The agent has more than one device registered with the same CRM Number in the back office No The agent has one device registered with the l...

Page 223: ...are Status Element DESCRIPTION System Date Current date in the format day month date year System Time Local time based on the last time the system desktop was refreshed in the format hh mm ss Applicat...

Page 224: ...ts available on Connected Probes with descriptions For more information see Home on page 7 14 Table 7 3 Connected Probes Element DESCRIPTION Active Probe Temperature Celsius When available temperature...

Page 225: ...6 Utilities Utilities configurations vary depending upon the service class For more information see Change Password on page 7 22 Data Transfer on page 7 27 Delete Files on page 7 21 Gather Logs on pa...

Page 226: ...o access Gather Logs select Utility second page Service Utilities Gather Logs Figure 7 11 Gather Logs This table shows all the elements available on Gather Logs with descriptions To gather log files 1...

Page 227: ...ete Files select Utility second page Service Utilities Delete Files Figure 7 12 Delete Files This table shows all the elements available on Delete Files with descriptions To delete files 1 Navigate to...

Page 228: ...select Utility second page Service Utilities Change Password Figure 7 13 Change Password This table shows all the elements available on Change Password with descriptions CAUTION RISK OF LOSING DATA I...

Page 229: ...GEService password is used to perform portions of remote service If the password is changed and the system information is not updated it may slow down remote service Both file transfer and SSH depend...

Page 230: ...third party software licenses used as part of the service platform The information on Third Party Software Licenses is available to all service class licenses To access Third Party Software Licenses...

Page 231: ...se This table shows all the elements available on SSA License with descriptions Table 7 7 SSA License Element DESCRIPTION Class M Key Details Class M Key Status Status of the SSA key Valid values are...

Page 232: ...r the user assigned to the SSA key If Not Available displays for all of these values the SSA key is not validating To restore an SSA key that is not validating 1 Remove the SSA key from the LOGIQ E10...

Page 233: ...ions Table 7 8 Data Transfer Element DESCRIPTION Type of Upload Type of log file For example Incremental Logs or Full Logs Monitoring Logs System Logs and Windows Logs are incrementally transferred wh...

Page 234: ...to GE Default is checked Transfer Operator Information to GE Transfer Images captured without patient information to GE Default is checked 3 Click Save 4 Navigate to Utility second page Service Utili...

Page 235: ...ilable on Network Capture with descriptions Table 7 9 Network Capture Element DESCRIPTION Network Capture Parameters Maximum Size Allowed size of the generated log file Valid value are 256MB 512MB 102...

Page 236: ...lable 3 Select Start Network Capture to start the process This causes the network capture to start enables the Stop button and updates the Network Capture Status pane and changes the Status to Running...

Page 237: ...the screen Press Show All to view all of the activated options The information on Options is available to all service class licenses To access Options navigate to Utility Service Options Figure 7 18...

Page 238: ...contact details The information on Agent Configuration is available to all service class licenses To access Agent Configuration navigate to Utility Service Agent Configuration Figure 7 19 Agent Confi...

Page 239: ...r as listed on the rating plate Serial Number Serial number of the agent read only If the agent is not registered with a serial number this field is populated with the serial number of the LOGIQ E10 T...

Page 240: ...1 LOGIQ E10 BASIC SERVICE MANUAL 7 34 Section 7 4 Troubleshooting Section 7 4 Troubleshooting Contents in this section 7 4 1 EMI prevention abatement 7 35 7 4 2 Noise 7 36 7 4 3 Shortcut keys 7 39 7...

Page 241: ...E10 is only a conduit See 2 3 4 Minimal floor plan suggestions on page 2 11 Different system Try another LOGIQ E10 at the same location and look for the same noise If the noise is present on the new s...

Page 242: ...itions when the noise appears Table 7 12 Noise Conditions The noise is present Determine If the test fails All the time n a See Noise picked up from the air on page 7 37 and Noise received through the...

Page 243: ...ons Symptom Cause Solution Noise is coherent penlight noise pointing down in the picture due to the fact that the noise is received on all channels Electromagnetic Interference EMI from radio frequenc...

Page 244: ...Troubleshooting Noise on a board Table 7 16 Noise on a board Symptom Solution There is noise on a board Isolate the board to see if you can determine the specific board where the noise originates For...

Page 245: ...ng issue or a printer configuration issue in Windows NOTE For the Sony small format printers you will see the test page clipped This is normal Table 7 17 Shortcut Keys Key Description Alt 1 or Alt 2 M...

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Page 247: ...rnings and important information 8 2 8 3 Definitions of Left Rear Back Right and Front 8 7 8 4 Loading Reloading Upgrading the Software 8 8 8 5 Cable Replacement 8 28 8 6 Replacing Covers and Bumpers...

Page 248: ...section This section includes important information Read it before doing any of the procedures in this chapter Contents in this section 8 2 1 Purpose of this section 8 2 8 2 2 Warnings 8 3 8 2 3 Retu...

Page 249: ...LUG 4 WAIT FOR AT LEAST 20 SECONDS FOR CAPACITORS TO DISCHARGE AND THE ON OFF BUTTON WHITE LIGHT ON THE OP PANEL TO TURN OFF AS THERE ARE NO TEST POINTS TO VERIFY ISOLATION 5 REMOVE THE BATTERY COVER...

Page 250: ...TING BRAKES WARNING WARNING DO NOT TOUCH ANY BOARDS WITH INTEGRATED CIRCUITS PRIOR TO TAKING THE NECESSARY ESD PRECAUTIONS 1 ALWAYS CONNECT YOURSELF THE ESD WRIST STRAP SHOULD BE CONNECTED TO ONE OF T...

Page 251: ...taken or shipped from a clinic or site for example body coils or an ultrasound Probe The purpose of the regulation is to protect employees in the transportation industry as well as the people who will...

Page 252: ...TX 15 BIT TX 20 BIT TX 25 BIT TX 30 BIT TX 45 FLAT BLADE SCREWDRIVER 1 4 inch or 6 mm PHILLIPS SCREWDRIVER PH1 PH2 and PH2 Stubby PH3 NUT DRIVER 7 mm 10 inches long HEX WRENCH 3 mm 4 mm 5 mm 6 mm 8 m...

Page 253: ...AL Chapter 8 Replacement Procedures 8 7 Section 8 3 Definitions of Left Rear Back Right and Front Figure 8 1 illustrates what is the Left Side A Rear Back B Right Side C and Front D of the LOGIQ E10 F...

Page 254: ...all and or re install software on LOGIQ E10 Contents in this section 8 4 1 Purpose of this section 8 8 8 4 2 LOGIQ E10 Model Software Configuration and Hardware 8 9 8 4 3 Software provided with the LO...

Page 255: ...tware Thumb Drive with LOGIQ E10 Base Load Image and Application Software If a patch software Thumb Drive has been included Thumb Drive with a Patch for LOGIQ E10 Verify that the software is current U...

Page 256: ...needed the images must be moved away from LOGIQ E10 before doing backup of the Patient Database Depending on the location set up either move the images to a remote server or to removable media like D...

Page 257: ...this procedure NOTICE An error or a power loss may occur during the software loading Always backup the Patient Images Patient Archive and the System Configurations before starting a software loading I...

Page 258: ...in detail over the next pages NOTE System Software may also be referred to as the Base Image or Ghost Before the System Software Load you must perform the following steps contact the customer to allo...

Page 259: ...o unlock the data Failure to obtain those items will cause permanent DATA LOSS Table 8 7 Loading Software all Partitions Steps Corresponding Graphic 1 With the system off insert the Base Image and App...

Page 260: ...hutdown Remove media prior to system restart 6 You will see several screens as the Application Software is being loaded let it run At this point the load time will be approximately 20 minutes 7 Once t...

Page 261: ...fy that the options previously installed in the system are still activated after the software installation 3 If any option is missing request new Option Strings from the On Line Support Enter any new...

Page 262: ...edia in the drive 5 Select Restore Now Depending on the selection one or two Restore confirmation windows are displayed 6 Ensure that the correct source is selected and select OK The selected items ar...

Page 263: ...ning the system to the customer Table 8 8 Loading Software all Partitions Functional Checks See Section Functional Check Debrief Script 4 2 3 Power ON Boot Up LOGIQ E10 Basic Service Manual Direction...

Page 264: ...Key to unlock the data Failure to obtain those items will cause permanent DATA LOSS Table 8 9 Loading C Partition Only Software Steps Corresponding Graphic 1 With the system off insert the Base Image...

Page 265: ...Remove media prior to system restart 6 You will see several screens as the Application Software is being loaded let it run At this point the load time will be approximately 20 minutes 7 Once the Appli...

Page 266: ...Connectivity Device 2 Verify Device settings 3 Select Save settings 4 Select OK to continue Check Patient Archive Confirm that the Patient Archive is available If the patient archive is encrypted you...

Page 267: ...8 4 7 Loading the Application Software Only NOTE LOTO is not required during this procedure Use this procedure to update application software only NOTE A Service Key is not required to run this proced...

Page 268: ...ntil Windows has booted and is loading Watch carefully for the screen swirling circles as shown 2 Promptly insert the Image and Application Software Installation Thumb Drive into the USB port on the b...

Page 269: ...ith the Application Software Load process 6 Let the Load process continue It will take several minutes DO NOT disturb the process 7 Once the Application Software installation is complete this screen w...

Page 270: ...ity Connectivity Device 2 Verify Device settings 3 Select Save settings 4 Select OK to continue Check Patient Archive Confirm that the Patient Archive is available If the patient archive is encrypted...

Page 271: ...the data Failure to obtain those items will cause permanent DATA LOSS Table 8 15 Loading from Internal Partition Software Steps Corresponding Graphic 1 Log into Service Desktop if FE is reloading loca...

Page 272: ...rchive Confirm that the Patient Archive is available If the patient archive is encrypted you will need the Encryption Key or password to unlock 5 You will see several screens as the Application Softwa...

Page 273: ...the system to the customer Table 8 16 Loading from Internal Partition Software Functional Checks See Section Functional Check Debrief Script 4 2 3 Power ON Boot Up LOGIQ E10 Basic Service Manual Direc...

Page 274: ...SERVICE MANUAL 8 28 Section 8 5 Cable Replacement Section 8 5 Cable Replacement When replacing cables see the Section in which the cable or cables are used When replacing the Main Cable Harness see 8...

Page 275: ...nt 8 38 8 6 5 Foot Rest Bumper replacement 8 41 8 6 6 Mains Cable Hook replacement 8 43 8 6 7 Rear Cover Air Exhaust replacement 8 45 8 6 8 Rear Bumper Air Intake Filter inspection replacement 8 49 8...

Page 276: ...Covers with a Foot Rest front Bumper rear a Rear Cover with a top trim and a Top Cover The Side and Front Covers Foot Rest Rear Bumper and Rear Cover Trim are positioned and secured to the LOGIQ E10...

Page 277: ...RVICE MANUAL Chapter 8 Replacement Procedures 8 31 8 6 2 Covers and Bumpers overview cont d Table shows the cover retention configuration of the LOGIQ E10 Table 8 19 LOGIQ E10 Cover Retention configur...

Page 278: ...mbly See 8 6 13 Main Monitor Arm Assembly Covers replacement on page 8 64 Contains 1 Pan Arm Down Cover 2 Lift Arm Cover Right 3 Lift Arm Cover Left 4 Joint Cover 5 Extension Arm Cover 6 Rotation Limi...

Page 279: ...10 used in a Veterinary Environment on page 8 58 The Side Covers must be removed before any lower console cover s can be removed Table 8 21 Manpower Time and Tools Manpower Time Tools PPE One person 5...

Page 280: ...center of the cover NOTE When the Side Cover s are removed always inspect the filter for debris blockage or damage If the Filter is blocked clean it If the Filter is damaged replace it If the Side Co...

Page 281: ...out of the LOGIQ E10 Always clean the Filter when it is removed Inspect the Filter Always replace the Filter if it is damaged or you suspect damage 4 Re install or replace Filter 5 When replacing Side...

Page 282: ...on the LOGIQ E10 and align the tabs at the top in side of the Cover with the slots in the Top Cover It should rest evenly 2 Position one hand at the front center of the cover and press in to install...

Page 283: ...een installed 2 Connect cables removed earlier 3 Power up the system to verify that it operates as intended Functional Checks Perform the following functional checks to confirm the system is operation...

Page 284: ...ervicing the LOGIQ E10 on page 8 6 8 2 6 PPE Required During Service on page 8 6 Table 8 27 Preparations and Preparation Links Preparations you must perform the following steps 1 Power down the system...

Page 285: ...pport the Column Cover up Center the Front Cover on the LOGIQ E10 and align the tabs at the top in side of the Top Cover into the slots in the Front Cover and tilt inward 2 With both hands firmly pres...

Page 286: ...Connect cables and Probes removed earlier 3 Power up the system to verify that it operates as intended Functional Checks Perform the following functional checks to confirm the system is operational b...

Page 287: ...s Preparations you must perform the following steps 1 Power down the system 2 Disconnect the mains power cable from the wall outlet and all Probes and External I O Cabling 3 Remove the Side Covers and...

Page 288: ...ollowing functional checks to confirm the system is operational before returning the system to the customer Table 8 34 Foot Rest Bumper installation Steps Corresponding Graphic 1 Position bumper into...

Page 289: ...quired During Service on page 8 6 Table 8 37 Preparations and Preparation Link Preparations you must perform the following steps 1 Power down the system 2 Disconnect the mains power cable from the wal...

Page 290: ...onnect mains power cable removed earlier 2 Power up the system to verify that it operates as intended Functional Checks Perform the following functional checks to confirm the system is operational bef...

Page 291: ...40 Manpower Time and Tools Manpower Time Tools PPE One person 15 minutes Refer to 8 2 5 Tools needed for servicing the LOGIQ E10 on page 8 6 8 2 6 PPE Required During Service on page 8 6 Table 8 41 P...

Page 292: ...ed to the LOGIQ E10 with four self tapping screws two on each side These mounting screws are screwed into plastic Use care during installation DO NOT overtighten Table 8 42 Rear Cover Air Exhaust remo...

Page 293: ...xhaust installation Steps Corresponding Graphic 1 Position the lower edge of the Rear Cover into place on the rear of the Rear Bumper Air Intake Make sure the Z Mech manual release lever is accessible...

Page 294: ...ower up the system to verify that it operates as intended Functional Checks Perform the following functional checks to confirm the system is operational before returning the system to the customer Tab...

Page 295: ...5 Tools needed for servicing the LOGIQ E10 on page 8 6 8 2 6 PPE Required During Service on page 8 6 Table 8 46 Preparations and Preparation Links Preparations you must perform the following steps 1...

Page 296: ...ge of the Filter either side and gently slide the Filter out of the LOGIQ E10 Always clean the Filter when it is removed Inspect the Filter Always replace the Filter if it is damaged or you suspect da...

Page 297: ...e been installed 2 Connect cables removed earlier 3 Power up the system to verify that it operates as intended Functional Checks Perform the following functional checks to confirm the system is operat...

Page 298: ...Table 8 51 Preparations and Preparation Links Preparations you must perform the following steps 1 Power down the system 2 Disconnect the mains power cable from the wall outlet and all Probes and Exter...

Page 299: ...rim Cover removal The Rear Trim Cover is attached to the LOGIQ E10 with two self clinching studs Table 8 52 Rear Trim Cover removal Steps Corresponding Graphic 1 With both hands at the bottom gently a...

Page 300: ...ecks Perform the following functional checks to confirm the system is operational before returning the system to the customer Table 8 53 Rear Trim Cover installation Steps Corresponding Graphic 1 Posi...

Page 301: ...rson 15 minutes Refer to 8 2 5 Tools needed for servicing the LOGIQ E10 on page 8 6 8 2 6 PPE Required During Service on page 8 6 Table 8 56 Preparations and Preparation Links Preparations you must pe...

Page 302: ...by lifting the Bin s straight up Place in a safe location Remove the two screws that secure the Bin Pivot Brackets and the Top Cover using a 5 mm hex wrench Remove the Bin Pivot Brackets Gently lift...

Page 303: ...nnect cables and Probes removed earlier 3 Power up the system to verify that it operates as intended Functional Checks Perform the following functional checks to confirm the system is operational befo...

Page 304: ...Corresponding Graphic 1 If the Side Cover Assemblies are replaced re install the VET Label as shown 2 If the Rear Cover Assembly is replaced re install the For Veterinary use only Label for the Rear...

Page 305: ...e difference are the rear is grey and the sides are black Table 8 61 Manpower Time and Tools Manpower Time Tools PPE One person 15 minutes No tools are required Table 8 62 Preparations and Preparation...

Page 306: ...aphic 1 Release the tab by pressing inward on the outer edge of the Filter either side and gently slide the Filter out of the LOGIQ E10 Always clean the Filter when it is removed Inspect the Filter Al...

Page 307: ...Connect mains power cable removed earlier 2 Power up the system to verify that it operates as intended Functional Checks Perform the following functional checks to confirm the system is operational be...

Page 308: ...connect the mains power cable from the wall outlet and External I O Cabling 3 Remove the Side Covers Mains Cable Hook Rear Cover and Rear Trim Cover Preparation Links if you need more information 4 2...

Page 309: ...the system is operational before returning the system to the customer Table 8 68 Rear Handle installation Steps Corresponding Graphic 1 With one hand maintain control of the replacement handle so it...

Page 310: ...mains power cable from the wall outlet and External I O Cabling Preparation Link if you need more information 4 2 4 Power SHUT DOWN on page 4 9 Table 8 72 Main Monitor Arm Assembly Covers removal and...

Page 311: ...verify that it operates as intended 3 Monitor Arm and Main Monitor movement functions in all directions without the covers loosening Functional Checks Perform the following functional checks to confir...

Page 312: ...OWER PLUG 4 WAIT FOR AT LEAST 20 SECONDS FOR CAPACITORS TO DISCHARGE AND THE ON OFF BUTTON WHITE LIGHT ON THE OP PANEL TO TURN OFF AS THERE ARE NO TEST POINTS TO VERIFY ISOLATION 5 REMOVE THE BATTERY...

Page 313: ...of the Filler 1 in the fixing bracket of the Tray When the replacement Filler is installed it should be in this same position Remove the flange nut 2 using a 7 mm driver and release the fixing bracke...

Page 314: ...ier has been installed 2 Connect cables and Probes removed earlier 3 Power up the system to verify that it operates as intended Functional Checks Perform the following functional checks to confirm the...

Page 315: ...ND THE ON OFF BUTTON WHITE LIGHT ON THE OP PANEL TO TURN OFF AS THERE ARE NO TEST POINTS TO VERIFY ISOLATION 5 REMOVE THE BATTERY COVER AND DISCONNECT THE POWER CABLES J10 and J11 black and red FROM T...

Page 316: ...wer the console to lowest possible level 2 Remove the lower screw on the right side that is visible near the rear of the DVD drive 3 Raise the console to full height 4 Remove the remaining screw on th...

Page 317: ...allation Table 8 82 Column Cover Assembly installation Steps Corresponding Graphic 1 Install the Main Cable Cover so the Column Cover Assembly overlaps Main Cable Cover edges Install screws to Column...

Page 318: ...ables and Probes removed earlier 3 Power up the system to verify that it operates as intended Functional Checks Perform the following functional checks to confirm the system is operational before retu...

Page 319: ...AS THERE ARE NO TEST POINTS TO VERIFY ISOLATION 5 REMOVE THE BATTERY COVER AND DISCONNECT THE POWER CABLES J10 and J11 black and red FROM THE BACKPLANE See 8 2 2 Warnings on page 8 3 and 8 11 15 Rear...

Page 320: ...er overlaps Main Cable Cover Table 8 87 Main Cable Cover installation Steps Corresponding Graphic 1 Install the Main Cable Cover so the Column Cover Assembly overlaps Main Cable Cover edges 2 With the...

Page 321: ...removed earlier 3 Power up the system to verify that it operates as intended Functional Checks Perform the following functional checks to confirm the system is operational before returning the system...

Page 322: ...AND THE ON OFF BUTTON WHITE LIGHT ON THE OP PANEL TO TURN OFF AS THERE ARE NO TEST POINTS TO VERIFY ISOLATION 5 REMOVE THE BATTERY COVER AND DISCONNECT THE POWER CABLES J10 and J11 black and red FROM...

Page 323: ...nsole out to its extended position to gain access to the screws in the next step XY Frogleg mechanism release 2 Under the XY Frogleg mechanism identify the four separate covers There are two types of...

Page 324: ...rm the system is operational before returning the system to the customer Table 8 92 Covers under XY Frogleg motors installation Steps Corresponding Graphic 1 Thread the cover s on the cable 2 Perform...

Page 325: ...anpower Time Total Tools PPE One person 15 minutes No tools are required Table 8 95 Preparations and Preparation Link Preparations you must perform the following steps 1 Power down the system 2 Discon...

Page 326: ...IQ E10 frogleg mechanism by inserting a 1 5 mm 1 16 inch hex wrench into the release point and pressing until release Pull the console out to its extended position to gain access to the screws in the...

Page 327: ...y from the system Bulkhead Cover Tabs cover removed Table 8 97 Bulkhead Cover installation Steps Corresponding Graphic 1 Position Bulkhead Cover tucking any cables within the cover to avoid pinching t...

Page 328: ...onnect cables and Probes removed earlier 3 Power up the system to verify that it operates as intended Functional Checks Perform the following functional checks to confirm the system is operational bef...

Page 329: ...P Operator Panel replacement 8 122 8 7 11 Bulkhead Board replacement 8 127 8 7 12 Bulkhead Plate Extended replacement 8 133 8 7 13 Cover UI Upper Assembly Speakers replacement 8 137 8 7 14 Trackball A...

Page 330: ...THE SYSTEM POWER PLUG 4 WAIT FOR AT LEAST 20 SECONDS FOR CAPACITORS TO DISCHARGE AND THE ON OFF BUTTON WHITE LIGHT ON THE OP PANEL TO TURN OFF AS THERE ARE NO TEST POINTS TO VERIFY ISOLATION 5 REMOVE...

Page 331: ...teps Corresponding Graphic 1 NOTE If the Monitor is a replacement this menu may display in the lower right side of the Monitor when it is powered up for the very first time DO NOT touch these settings...

Page 332: ...PRINGS TO SUPPORT THE MONITOR CAN CAUSE THE ARM TO SPRING OPEN CAUSING SEVERE PERSONAL INJURY AND PROPERTY DAMAGE 2 Remove the Monitor Cable Cover fixing screws DO NOT discard the Cable Cover of the M...

Page 333: ...Phillips screws 1 Loosen the upper Phillips screws 2 The Monitor will be supported by the two upper screws Slide the Monitor off of the Arm Assembly Remove the upper Phillips screws to re install into...

Page 334: ...E ARM TO SPRING OPEN CAUSING SEVERE PERSONAL INJURY AND PROPERTY DAMAGE 2 Re install the upper two Phillips screws into the Monitor Leave enough clearance to slide the Monitor onto the Arm With the Mo...

Page 335: ...heck that the LOGIQ E10 is level Place a level on the monitor as shown If any adjustment is required loosen the four mounting screws and make the adjustment Re tighten the four screws after the adjust...

Page 336: ...d a second reboot for the system to fully identify the monitor s USB device To confirm verify that the Monitor Controls for the Wide Screen Monitors are available on the Touch Panel Utility pages Func...

Page 337: ...POINTS TO VERIFY ISOLATION 5 REMOVE THE BATTERY COVER AND DISCONNECT THE POWER CABLES J10 and J11 black and red FROM THE BACKPLANE See 8 2 2 Warnings on page 8 3 and 8 11 15 Rear I O replacement on pa...

Page 338: ...itor Arm assembly removal Steps Corresponding Graphic 1 WARNING WARNING WHEN REMOVING THE MONITOR ARM KEEP THE ARM LOCKED AS SHOWN TO ENSURE THE MONITOR ARM ASSEMBLY IS IN THE LOCKED POSITION UNTILL T...

Page 339: ...pter 8 Replacement Procedures 8 93 3 Remove the Set Screw using a 5 mm hex wrench Carefully lift the Arm Assembly up and retrieve the cables and connectors out one at a time from the LOGIQ E10 Table 8...

Page 340: ...ARNING WHEN INSTALLING THE MONITOR ARM KEEP THE ARM LOCKED AS SHOWN TO ENSURE THE MONITOR ARM ASSEMBLY IS IN THE LOCKED POSITION UNTILL THE ARM AND MONITOR ARE INSTALLED THE SPRINGS TO SUPPORT THE MON...

Page 341: ...embly using a 5 mm hex wrench 4 Take the Monitor Arm and Cables and feed the Power Cable into the Adapter first Position the Video Cable Connector as shown and continue to feed the cables into the Ada...

Page 342: ...ft 86 4 lbf in NOTICE DO NOT connect the Monitor power cable to the power P3 connector on the Bulkhead when the LOGIQ E10 is powered up Damage to the Monitor Power Cable and or the Bulkhead Board can...

Page 343: ...o verify that the product is functioning as intended after this replacement 1 Verify that all screws removed earlier have been installed 2 Connect cables and Probes removed earlier 3 Power up the syst...

Page 344: ...Functional Checks See Section Functional Check Debrief Script 4 2 3 Power ON Boot Up LOGIQ E10 Basic Service Manual Direction 5750007 1EN Rev 1 Leakage Current measured at record the value and meets...

Page 345: ...ON WHITE LIGHT ON THE OP PANEL TO TURN OFF AS THERE ARE NO TEST POINTS TO VERIFY ISOLATION 5 REMOVE THE BATTERY COVER AND DISCONNECT THE POWER CABLES J10 and J11 black and red FROM THE BACKPLANE See 8...

Page 346: ...pter replacement 1 WARNING WARNING WHEN REMOVING OR INSTALLING THE MONITOR ARM KEEP THE ARM LOCKED AS SHOWN TO ENSURE THE MONITOR ARM ASSEMBLY IS IN THE LOCKED POSITION UNTILL THE ARM AND MONITOR ARE...

Page 347: ...8 112 Arm Adapter removal Steps Corresponding Graphic 1 Remove the Bulkhead Cover 2 Disconnect the Power Cable P1 the HDMI P10 the USB P3 and the Ground Cable circled from the Adapter ONLY The ground...

Page 348: ...rts 4 Remove the Bearing The plate is captured by the two retaining pins that protrude from the Adapter NOTE A pin or pick can be used to lift the plate slightly to remove 5 Remove the two screws secu...

Page 349: ...Frame with the rear mounting hole at the rear Align the mounting holes and install the two M5 x 50 screws using a 4 mm hex wrench to secure the Adapter Torque 2 5 Nm 1 8 lbf ft 21 6 lbf in NOTE Note...

Page 350: ...able to the power P2 or P3 connector on the Bulkhead when the LOGIQ E10 is powered up Damage to the Monitor Power Cable and or the Bulkhead Board can occur See images below of damage that can occur 48...

Page 351: ...E10 to verify that it operates as intended Functional Checks Perform the following functional tests to confirm the LOGIQ E10 is operational before returning the LOGIQ E10 to the customer Table 8 114...

Page 352: ...s when stored on the LOGIQ E10 You can place the Probe Holder Inserts in any of the desired places on the edge of the Operator Panel The following types of inserts are available Probe Holder Insert ST...

Page 353: ...orresponding Graphic 1 Carefully pull the flexible Probe Holder Insert out of the Lower UI Frame Large 1 and small 2 soft Probe Holder Inserts Probe Holder placement Table 8 119 Probe Holder Insert in...

Page 354: ...the system to verify that it operates as intended Functional Checks Perform the following functional checks to confirm the system is operational before returning the system to the customer Table 8 12...

Page 355: ...one by one to remove them Table 8 124 OP Knobs installation Steps Corresponding Graphic 1 NOTE The OP knobs are concentric knobs the center shaft has a D shape Replace the outer knobs first then the i...

Page 356: ...rates as intended 2 Operate all knobs and verify that they don t slip when operated Functional Checks Perform the following functional checks to confirm the system is operational before returning the...

Page 357: ...Volts 1 TURN OFF THE SCANNER 2 UNPLUG THE SYSTEM 3 MAINTAIN CONTROL OF THE SYSTEM POWER PLUG 4 WAIT FOR AT LEAST 20 SECONDS FOR CAPACITORS TO DISCHARGE AND THE ON OFF BUTTON WHITE LIGHT ON THE OP PAN...

Page 358: ...evenly distributed pressure to the back of the card and tilt the card back Using as much surface of the card so the card and Cover bind As the card and cover bind work the card upward and with your ot...

Page 359: ...returning the system to the customer Table 8 129 A N Keyboard Mechanics Installation Steps Corresponding Graphic 1 Install the new Cover onto the Keyboard Mechanics Make sure the Cover is completely...

Page 360: ...WAIT FOR AT LEAST 20 SECONDS FOR CAPACITORS TO DISCHARGE AND THE ON OFF BUTTON WHITE LIGHT ON THE OP PANEL TO TURN OFF AS THERE ARE NO TEST POINTS TO VERIFY ISOLATION 5 REMOVE THE BATTERY COVER AND DI...

Page 361: ...the Keyboard Mechanics signal Cable Grasp the connector on the large flat sides and pull straight away from the board 2 Re install the Cover onto the Keyboard Mechanics Make sure the Cover is complet...

Page 362: ...and Probes removed earlier 3 Power up the system to verify that it operates as intended 4 Select comments and type different A N keys to confirm keyboard functionality Functional Checks Perform the f...

Page 363: ...HE SYSTEM 3 MAINTAIN CONTROL OF THE SYSTEM POWER PLUG 4 WAIT FOR AT LEAST 20 SECONDS FOR CAPACITORS TO DISCHARGE AND THE ON OFF BUTTON WHITE LIGHT ON THE OP PANEL TO TURN OFF AS THERE ARE NO TEST POIN...

Page 364: ...se damage to the knob shafts 3 At the rear of the Ultrasound System release the XY Mech frogleg by inserting a 1 5 mm 1 16 inch hex wrench straight into the release point and pressing until released P...

Page 365: ...50 C51 C49 R31 R30 FP12 FP10 FP8 C34 C33 C32 C16 C23 C17 C25 C6 C1 C35 C8 C2 C113 C105 R11 C115 C36 R25 U3 FP22 R15 U2 SP16 C163 C162 C158 C160 C156 C161 C157 C159 C152 C138 C150 C151 C153 C155 C149 C...

Page 366: ...ble placement on page 8 119 3 Slide the OP upward and re install the four screws and washers to secure the OP to the Upper UI Frame Torque 0 7 Nm 0 52 lbf ft 4 The Knobs are keyed notice that the joys...

Page 367: ...Connect cables and Probes removed earlier 3 Power up the system to verify that it operates as intended Functional Checks Perform the following functional checks to confirm the system is operational be...

Page 368: ...GHT ON THE OP PANEL TO TURN OFF AS THERE ARE NO TEST POINTS TO VERIFY ISOLATION 5 REMOVE THE BATTERY COVER AND DISCONNECT THE POWER CABLES J10 and J11 black and red FROM THE BACKPLANE See 8 2 2 Warnin...

Page 369: ...eased state and the console extended forward to gain access to the Lower OP screws The screws are accessible from the bottom of the OP Lower Frame 2 Remove the five longer and the three shorter screws...

Page 370: ...NUAL 8 124 Section 8 7 Replacing Top Console Parts 4 Lift the front edge and gently flex the Lower OP up and slide it slightly up and away from the Lower OP Frame Place the OP on an ESD safe place Tab...

Page 371: ...e cables are accessible before placing the OP into position Slide the OP between Upper UI Frame and the Lower OP Frame Lift the front edge and gently flex the Lower OP up and slide the OP into place I...

Page 372: ...rlier 3 Power up the system to verify that it operates as intended 4 Select comments and type different A N keys to confirm keyboard functionality Functional Checks Perform the following functional ch...

Page 373: ...HE SCANNER 2 UNPLUG THE SYSTEM 3 MAINTAIN CONTROL OF THE SYSTEM POWER PLUG 4 WAIT FOR AT LEAST 20 SECONDS FOR CAPACITORS TO DISCHARGE AND THE ON OFF BUTTON WHITE LIGHT ON THE OP PANEL TO TURN OFF AS T...

Page 374: ...DMI P10 Monitor Power P3 Gel Warmer P1 if present Remove Monitor Adapter ground cable circled from the Bulkhead Board Video P10 cable retainer clamp screw circled to be removed in next step 2 Disconne...

Page 375: ...is installed under the two tabs slide the Bulkhead Board out Figure 8 3 Bulkhead assembly cable placement Item Connection Item Connection P5 P6 Speakers P5 right and P6 left P8 USB Upper OP P3 Power...

Page 376: ...Re install the Bulkhead Board by sliding it under the two tabs Re install the two grounding screws and washers Torque 1 3 Nm 1 2 lbf ft 2 Reconnect the cables to the Bulkhead Board Power P4 slide lock...

Page 377: ...s powered up Damage to the Monitor Power Cable and or the Bulkhead Board can occur See images below of damage that can occur 48VDC pin in the P3 connector center pin shows damage The outside two pins...

Page 378: ...Connect cables and Probes removed earlier 3 Power up the system to verify that it operates as intended Functional Checks Perform the following functional checks to confirm the system is operational b...

Page 379: ...E SYSTEM POWER PLUG 4 WAIT FOR AT LEAST 20 SECONDS FOR CAPACITORS TO DISCHARGE AND THE ON OFF BUTTON WHITE LIGHT ON THE OP PANEL TO TURN OFF AS THERE ARE NO TEST POINTS TO VERIFY ISOLATION 5 REMOVE TH...

Page 380: ...clamp also grounds the Monitor Video HDMI P10 NOTE Mark the order of the cables under the Grounding Strap Clamp before removal Marking the order will allow them to be re installed in the same locatio...

Page 381: ...it aligns with the holes for the fixing screws re install the two upper shorter screws and the remaining three Torque 10 Nm 7 4 lbf ft 2 Re install the P clamp with the screw and lock washer MAKE SURE...

Page 382: ...Probes removed earlier 3 Power up the system to verify that it operates as intended Functional Checks Perform the following functional checks to confirm the system is operational before returning the...

Page 383: ...HE BATTERY COVER AND DISCONNECT THE POWER CABLES J10 and J11 black and red FROM THE BACKPLANE See 8 2 2 Warnings on page 8 3 and 8 11 15 Rear I O replacement on page 8 327 Beware that the Main Power S...

Page 384: ...Steps Corresponding Graphic 1 Note how the Speaker cables are routed and connected Disconnect the Speaker Assembly cables from the Bulkhead Board Speaker Assembly cable routing connections P5 left P6...

Page 385: ...wn and tuck the cables as deep as possible into the Upper UI Frame under each Speaker to ensure the cables DO NOT vibrate on the Speakers Tucking the cables as deep as possible into the Upper UI Frame...

Page 386: ...d Probes removed earlier 3 Power up the system to verify that it operates as intended Functional Checks Perform the following functional checks to confirm the system is operational before returning th...

Page 387: ...ER 2 UNPLUG THE SYSTEM 3 MAINTAIN CONTROL OF THE SYSTEM POWER PLUG 4 WAIT FOR AT LEAST 20 SECONDS FOR CAPACITORS TO DISCHARGE AND THE ON OFF BUTTON WHITE LIGHT ON THE OP PANEL TO TURN OFF AS THERE ARE...

Page 388: ...wer Switch and Encoder Board Grasp the connector on the large flat sides and pull straight away from the board The Trackball includes the Trackball Cable The Customer Removable Trackball can be cleane...

Page 389: ...system is operational before returning the system to the customer Table 8 163 Trackball Assembly Installation Steps Corresponding Graphic 1 Re install the screws to secure the Trackball the Trackball...

Page 390: ...THE BATTERY COVER AND DISCONNECT THE POWER CABLES J10 and J11 black and red FROM THE BACKPLANE See 8 2 2 Warnings on page 8 3 and 8 11 15 Rear I O replacement on page 8 327 Beware that the Main Power...

Page 391: ...ew Bezel one by one 2 Disconnect the six Encoders for the six Upper OP Touch Panel Grasp the connector and pull straight away from the board 3 Loosen the Encoder nut using a 24 mm socket or an adjusta...

Page 392: ...as been disconnected It is not necessary to disconnect the remaining cables 5 Remove the 30 screws securing the boards to the Bezel using a T10 Torx driver KEEP the old Bezel facing down There are 22...

Page 393: ...ation Steps Corresponding Graphic 1 Set the new Bezel in place 2 Install the screws to reattach the Boards Re connect the boards Signal Cable re install the removed Encoders and re connect them Re ins...

Page 394: ...ITE LIGHT ON THE OP PANEL TO TURN OFF AS THERE ARE NO TEST POINTS TO VERIFY ISOLATION 5 REMOVE THE BATTERY COVER AND DISCONNECT THE POWER CABLES J10 and J11 black and red FROM THE BACKPLANE See 8 2 2...

Page 395: ...ezel replacement on page 8 144 and Perform Functional Checks Table 8 172 Upper Op Encoders Joysticks replacement Steps Corresponding Graphic 1 Loosen the Encoder nut s using a 24 mm socket or an adjus...

Page 396: ...s for the Upper OP Touch Panel Silicone Keyboard Cover and Keyboard Mechanics Keyboard Board side circuit board Table 8 173 Lower Op Encoders and Encoders Joysticks replacement Steps Corresponding Gra...

Page 397: ...hecks to confirm the system is operational before returning the system to the customer 2 Re install the elastomer MAKE SURE the elastomer is completely seated on the board 3 Replace Encoder s Joystick...

Page 398: ...10 and J11 black and red FROM THE BACKPLANE See 8 2 2 Warnings on page 8 3 and 8 11 15 Rear I O replacement on page 8 327 Beware that the Main Power Supply the Batteries Power Module ECB Shear Wave Ca...

Page 399: ...the five fixing screws securing the Bulkhead Plate using a 5 mm hex wrench Note that the upper two screws are shorter uppers 20 mm long middle 45 mm long lowers 25 mm long Remove the Bulkhead Plate an...

Page 400: ...rames and remove the temporary screws Continue to support the Frames to install the Bulkhead Plate Re install the Bulkhead Bracket Housing behind the Bulkhead Plate and install the Plate with the two...

Page 401: ...to verify that it operates as intended 4 Select comments and type different A N keys to confirm keyboard functionality Functional Checks Perform the following functional checks to confirm the system i...

Page 402: ...red FROM THE BACKPLANE See 8 2 2 Warnings on page 8 3 and 8 11 15 Rear I O replacement on page 8 327 Beware that the Main Power Supply the Batteries Power Module ECB Shear Wave Capacitor Pack may be e...

Page 403: ...the five fixing screws securing the Bulkhead Plate using a 5 mm hex wrench Note that the upper two screws are shorter uppers 20 mm long middle 45 mm long lowers 25 mm long Remove the Bulkhead Plate an...

Page 404: ...the Lower UI Frame and temporally install two screws to hold the Lower UI Frame when attaching the Main Cable Assembly Feed the cables into the Lower UI Frame and re install the two screws to secure t...

Page 405: ...to verify that it operates as intended 4 Select comments and type different A N keys to confirm keyboard functionality Functional Checks Perform the following functional checks to confirm the system i...

Page 406: ...s exposure to voltage greater than 30 Volts 1 TURN OFF THE SCANNER 2 UNPLUG THE SYSTEM 3 MAINTAIN CONTROL OF THE SYSTEM POWER PLUG 4 WAIT FOR AT LEAST 20 SECONDS FOR CAPACITORS TO DISCHARGE AND THE ON...

Page 407: ...e damage to the knob shafts 2 Remove the Upper OP 3 Remove the two screws from under the Palm Rest using a 2 Phillips screwdriver Remove the Palm Rest Cover 4 Make sure the XYZ Buttons cable runs alon...

Page 408: ...verify that it operates as intended 4 Operate the XY and Z Controls to verify operation as intended Functional Checks Perform the following functional checks to confirm the system is operational befor...

Page 409: ...SYSTEM POWER PLUG 4 WAIT FOR AT LEAST 20 SECONDS FOR CAPACITORS TO DISCHARGE AND THE ON OFF BUTTON WHITE LIGHT ON THE OP PANEL TO TURN OFF AS THERE ARE NO TEST POINTS TO VERIFY ISOLATION 5 REMOVE THE...

Page 410: ...OP Knobs first could cause damage to the knob shafts 2 Remove the Upper OP Lower OP Palm Rest 3 Release the lock mechanisms 1 from the top Left Handle Cover lock mechanisms 2 from the bottom Left Han...

Page 411: ...Probes removed earlier 3 Power up the system to verify that it operates as intended Functional Checks Perform the following functional checks to confirm the system is operational before returning the...

Page 412: ...THE SYSTEM POWER PLUG 4 WAIT FOR AT LEAST 20 SECONDS FOR CAPACITORS TO DISCHARGE AND THE ON OFF BUTTON WHITE LIGHT ON THE OP PANEL TO TURN OFF AS THERE ARE NO TEST POINTS TO VERIFY ISOLATION 5 REMOVE...

Page 413: ...bs first could cause damage to the knob shafts 2 Remove the Upper OP Lower OP Palm Rest 3 Release the lock mechanisms 1 from the top Right Handle Cover the lock mechanisms 2 from the bottom Right Hand...

Page 414: ...nd Probes removed earlier 3 Power up the system to verify that it operates as intended Functional Checks Perform the following functional checks to confirm the system is operational before returning t...

Page 415: ...FF THE SCANNER 2 UNPLUG THE SYSTEM 3 MAINTAIN CONTROL OF THE SYSTEM POWER PLUG 4 WAIT FOR AT LEAST 20 SECONDS FOR CAPACITORS TO DISCHARGE AND THE ON OFF BUTTON WHITE LIGHT ON THE OP PANEL TO TURN OFF...

Page 416: ...e Parts Options Holder removal Table 8 201 Options Holder removal Steps Corresponding Graphic 1 From underneath the Upper Console remove the three screws securing the Options Holder Screws underneath...

Page 417: ...Holder Make sure the Gel Warmer cable fits in the cable channels and is not pinched Table 8 202 Options Holder installation Steps Corresponding Graphic 1 Position the Options Holder in place Make sur...

Page 418: ...a Gel Warmer is installed in the Options Holder see additional Verification and Functional Checks for Gel Warmer see 8 7 23 Gel Warmer replacement on page 8 173 Functional Checks Perform the following...

Page 419: ...AIT FOR AT LEAST 20 SECONDS FOR CAPACITORS TO DISCHARGE AND THE ON OFF BUTTON WHITE LIGHT ON THE OP PANEL TO TURN OFF AS THERE ARE NO TEST POINTS TO VERIFY ISOLATION 5 REMOVE THE BATTERY COVER AND DIS...

Page 420: ...ack of the bulkhead The Gel Warmer cable is routed through the cable channel 1 and the Lower Frame support 2 Pull the Gel Warmer cable through the Lower Frame cable support to free the cable 2 Remove...

Page 421: ...the cable through the cutout 1 between the Options Holder and Gel Warmer and through the cable channel 2 BE CAREFUL not to pinch the wires 2 Install the two screws at the Gel Warmer base securing the...

Page 422: ...ed 2 Connect cables and Probes removed earlier 3 Power up the system to verify that it operates as intended 4 Place a closed bottle of gel applicator end first in the gel warmer Verify warmer is opera...

Page 423: ...Gel Warmer replacement on page 8 173 and 8 7 25 Replacing the Gel Warmer with a Storage Tray or TV TR Probe Holder on page 8 179 Follow this procedure for replacement or replacing a tray with a Probe...

Page 424: ...ction 8 7 Replacing Top Console Parts Storage Tray Transvaginal Probe Holder installation Table 8 210 Storage Tray Transvaginal Probe Holder installation Steps Corresponding Graphic 1 Seat the tray or...

Page 425: ...mer and replacing it with a Storage Tray or a TV TR Tray Gel Warmer replacement Before starting this procedure see 8 7 23 Gel Warmer replacement on page 8 173 Table 8 211 Storage Tray Transvaginal Pro...

Page 426: ...Control and Power Lockout for LOGIQ E10 When servicing parts of the Ultrasound System where there is exposure to voltage greater than 30 Volts 1 TURN OFF THE SCANNER 2 UNPLUG THE SYSTEM 3 MAINTAIN CO...

Page 427: ...d to the USB connector MAKE SURE the cable is retained in these clips Disconnect the cable connected to the back of the XYZ Buttons 2 The lower OP does not have to be completely removed only three scr...

Page 428: ...rols to verify operation as intended 5 Select comments and type different A N keys to confirm keyboard functionality Functional Checks Perform the following functional checks to confirm the system is...

Page 429: ...the LOGIQ E10 on page 8 6 8 2 6 PPE Required During Service on page 8 6 LOCTITE 242 LOCTITE P N 24221 See Material Safety Data Sheet link for LOCTITE 242 on page 8 183 to access data sheet LOCTITE 242...

Page 430: ...system to the customer Table 8 219 Probe Cable Hooks replacement Functional Checks See Section Functional Check Debrief Script 4 2 3 Power ON Boot Up LOGIQ E10 Basic Service Manual Direction 5750007...

Page 431: ...section This section describes how to replace the replaceable parts in the Main Console Contents in this section 8 8 1 Purpose of this section 8 185 8 8 2 XY Brake Motor replacement 8 186 8 8 3 XY Me...

Page 432: ...LUG 4 WAIT FOR AT LEAST 20 SECONDS FOR CAPACITORS TO DISCHARGE AND THE ON OFF BUTTON WHITE LIGHT ON THE OP PANEL TO TURN OFF AS THERE ARE NO TEST POINTS TO VERIFY ISOLATION 5 REMOVE THE BATTERY COVER...

Page 433: ...ur pieces A XY Hinge B Motor Assembly C Tension Adjustment Screw D Roller threaded packaging material not shown The XY Hinge A rests on the Motor Assembly B and it MUST be in that position and the Ten...

Page 434: ...ase the brakes inside of the XY frogleg assembly NOTE This step is necessary to make brake removal easier Do not omit this step 4 Release the console from the park lock if not already released as foll...

Page 435: ...e at a time to rock it out of the arm cavity Alignment for removal E 9 Before installing the new lock motor and after the old motor assembly is removed place a piece of sticky tape circled on the tens...

Page 436: ...e time with a flat blade screwdriver turn the tension adjustment screw 13 clockwise so that the flat side of the screw faces away from the brake shoe 13a NOTE See Note in Step 8 for proper adjustment...

Page 437: ...r this replacement 1 Verify that all screws removed earlier have been installed 2 Connect cables and Probes removed earlier 3 Power up the system to verify that it operates as intended Functional Chec...

Page 438: ...E CONNECTED TO ONE OF THE TWO RECEPTICALS INTEGRATED ON THE FRAME SPECIFICALLY FOR THAT PURPOSE 2 FOLLOW GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR HANDLING OF ELECTROSTATIC SENSITIVE EQUIPMENT WARNING WARNING Energy Con...

Page 439: ...ssembly Adapter replacement on page 8 99 8 7 9 Upper OP Operator Panel Touch Panel Assembly replacement on page 8 117 8 7 10 Lower OP Operator Panel replacement on page 8 122 8 7 11 Bulkhead Board rep...

Page 440: ...e working near this and the Back Cover is off Be aware of this if the Z Mech has become warn or has weakened If you suspect the Z Mech is warn or has weakened it should be replaced Z Mechanism Manual...

Page 441: ...A The screws MUST BE removed or damage to the Bumper can occur Remove to two screws securing the Bumper Boss on the Z Mech using a short 2 Phillips screw driver Remove the Bumper A by gently grasping...

Page 442: ...Z Parts 5 Remove the four screws B securing the XY Mech to the Z Mech using a 6 mm driver with an extension 6 Disconnect the connector from Park Lock 7 Carefully lift the XY Mech while guiding out the...

Page 443: ...ove the rear Brake Motor Covers connect the rear Brake Motors and the ground cables Re install the Covers Torque to 1 Nm 4 Tilt the XY Mech forward to insert the leading edge of the Bumper between the...

Page 444: ...s and Probes removed earlier 3 Power up the system to verify that it operates as intended Functional Checks Perform the following functional checks to confirm the system is operational before returnin...

Page 445: ...OT TOUCH ANY BOARDS WITH INTEGRATED CIRCUITS PRIOR TO TAKING THE NECESSARY ESD PRECAUTIONS 1 ALWAYS CONNECT YOURSELF THE ESD WRIST STRAP SHOULD BE CONNECTED TO ONE OF THE TWO RECEPTICALS INTEGRATED ON...

Page 446: ...Section 8 6 Replacing Covers and Bumpers on page 8 29 8 7 3 Main Monitor Arm assembly replacement on page 8 91 8 7 4 Main Monitor Arm Assembly Adapter replacement on page 8 99 8 7 9 Upper OP Operator...

Page 447: ...ld be replaced Z Mechanism Manual release lever WARNING WARNING Operator console can drop unexpectedly when the mechanism is released 2 Remove the four screws securing the Main Cable Cover and the Col...

Page 448: ...roller USB Interface Lock Motor Z motor Brakes and remove the grounds cables If the Brake Cable are not identified left right mark them to ensure they are connected correctly later 6 Remove the Main C...

Page 449: ...SERVICE MANUAL Chapter 8 Replacement Procedures 8 203 8 Remove the four screws and washers securing the left side of the Z Mech using a 5 mm hex wrench 9 Remove the Drive Gear Assembly Table 8 230 Z M...

Page 450: ...ion 8 8 Replacing XYZ Parts 10 Remove the two screws and washers securing the right side of the Z Mech using a 5 mm hex wrench 11 With both hands and possibly some help lift the Z Mech straight up off...

Page 451: ...p five screws to 10 Nm 7 4 lbf ft and the six screws to screws 10 Nm 7 4 lbf ft 2 Make sure the XY Mech Brake cables are going to the correct Brakes and re install the Main Cable Harness to the Z Mech...

Page 452: ...Re install the Lower and Upper Frame 6 Re install Bulkhead Plate and Bulkhead Board 7 Re install the Lower and Upper Op 8 Re install Monitor Arm Adapter Monitor Arm Monitor and monitor Rear Cover 9 R...

Page 453: ...ower up the system to verify that it operates as intended Functional Checks Perform the following functional checks to confirm the system is operational before returning the system to the customer Tab...

Page 454: ...THE FRAME SPECIFICALLY FOR THAT PURPOSE 2 FOLLOW GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR HANDLING OF ELECTROSTATIC SENSITIVE EQUIPMENT WARNING WARNING Energy Control and Power Lockout for LOGIQ E10 When servicing part...

Page 455: ...me time the second person does not need to be a trained FE or do any lifting Preparation Links if you need more information 4 2 4 Power SHUT DOWN on page 4 9 8 6 3 Side Cover s Side Air Intake Filter...

Page 456: ...ystem Slot on Drive Gear 2 The Drive Gear Assembly is a part of the Z Mechanism To remove the Drive Gear Assembly Place a piece of paper on top of the Card Rack to prevent any debris which may have de...

Page 457: ...t wedged on the Frame Install it from the top and at an angle ensuring that the release lever goes through the release lever opening in the back of the LOGIQ E10 You may need to either operate the Z M...

Page 458: ...t cables and Probes if removed earlier 3 Power up the system to verify that it operates as intended Functional Checks Perform the following functional checks to confirm the system is operational befor...

Page 459: ...ICALLY FOR THAT PURPOSE 2 FOLLOW GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR HANDLING OF ELECTROSTATIC SENSITIVE EQUIPMENT WARNING WARNING Energy Control and Power Lockout for LOGIQ E10 When servicing parts of the Ultraso...

Page 460: ...emoved from the USB port labeled USB Interface of the controller Figure 8 7 XYZ Control Assembly Table 8 240 XYZ Control Assembly removal Step Corresponding Graphic 1 Take note of how the cables are p...

Page 461: ...nto position 2 Connect the cables to the XYZ Control Assembly 3 Install the five countersunk screws at the top rear if they have been removed as part of Z Mechanism replacement Torque 9 8 Nm 7 2 lbf f...

Page 462: ...stalled 2 Connect cables and Probes removed earlier 3 Power up the system to verify that it operates as intended Functional Checks Perform the following functional checks to confirm the system is oper...

Page 463: ...acement Procedures 8 217 Section 8 9 Main Console parts replacement 8 9 1 Purpose of this section This section describes how to replace the replaceable parts in the Main Console Contents in this secti...

Page 464: ...TIONS 1 ALWAYS CONNECT YOURSELF THE ESD WRIST STRAP SHOULD BE CONNECTED TO ONE OF THE TWO RECEPTICALS INTEGRATED ON THE FRAME SPECIFICALLY FOR THAT PURPOSE 2 FOLLOW GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR HANDLING OF...

Page 465: ...ct all cabling to the Backplane NOTE The flange nuts and screws securing the Option covers are 7 mm and 2 Phillips All Options may not be present All the flange nuts and screws for the Option covers c...

Page 466: ...et using a 7 mm driver Remove the Cover 3 Disconnect the from the Backplane the Batteries power J10 and J11 and the signal communication connections J13 and J14 NOTE The power J10 and J11 connections...

Page 467: ...8 221 4 Remove the flange nut securing the Battery Bracket to the Option Bracket Remove the Bracket 5 Remove the screw securing the Subwoofer audio cable grounding clamp to the Option Box Place the ca...

Page 468: ...ntroller connects to the Backplane on the right end With your thumb and index finger gently grasp the Board at the right top and bottom and gently remove the Board from the Backplane 8 DANGER DANGEROU...

Page 469: ...e loosened Loosen the lower three and remove the six using a 7 mm driver NOTE Be aware the Subwoofer magnet may draw the Option Box to it as it is removed Lift the Option Box up slightly and turn it a...

Page 470: ...e to connect the Audio Cable ground to ground and positive to positive If you suspect the Audio Cable is faulty replace it Table 8 246 Subwoofer installation Steps Corresponding Graphic 1 Position the...

Page 471: ...ation Perform the following steps to verify that the product is functioning as intended after this replacement 1 Verify that all screws removed earlier have been installed 2 Connect cables and Probes...

Page 472: ...Direction 5750007 1EN Rev 1 Equipment passed all required checks and is ready for use 4 2 7 B Mode Checks 4 2 7 Probe Connectors Checks 4 2 7 System CFM and PWD Checks 4 2 4 Power SHUT DOWN DO NOT PO...

Page 473: ...7 9 Isolated patient lead sink leakage isolation test 4 2 7 ECG Checks Active ECG Utility Applications Settings ECG Show ECG Tools Connect cables Press Display ECG Tab on TP Verify ECG signal display...

Page 474: ...on describes how to replace the replaceable parts for the Casters and Brakes Contents in this section 8 10 1 Purpose of this section 8 228 8 10 2 Rear Caster s replacement 8 229 8 10 3 Front Caster s...

Page 475: ...on Links Preparations you must perform the following steps WARNING WARNING Prior to elevating scanner verify that the floating Operator Panel is locked in its lowest parking position Use extreme cauti...

Page 476: ...at Caster onto the Bevel Edged Board A This will lift the other Rear Caster off the floor Turn the Rear Caster on the Bevel Edged Board in the direction as shown away C from the Base Casting D Wedge t...

Page 477: ...em to the customer Table 8 251 Rear Caster s installation Steps Corresponding Graphic 1 Align Caster mounting it flat and toward the back Position Caster so it aligns with the hole for the fixing bolt...

Page 478: ...the following steps WARNING WARNING Prior to elevating scanner verify that the floating Operator Panel is locked in its lowest parking position Use extreme caution as long as LOGIQ E10 is un stable n...

Page 479: ...rked position The Caster not being replaced pull the Ultrasound System backwards on that Caster onto the Bevel Edged Board A This will lift the other Front Caster off the floor The Front Caster on the...

Page 480: ...d at the same distance they were removed Changing the distance will affect the brakes If the ball joint stud rotates when removing the 10 mm nuts apply slight pressure to the Brake Rod Assembly or the...

Page 481: ...tem to the customer Table 8 256 Front Caster s installation Steps Corresponding Graphic 1 Position Caster so it aligns with fastening screws Install three fixing screws M8 x 20 mm torque 20 5 Nm 15 1...

Page 482: ...2 5 Tools needed for servicing the LOGIQ E10 on page 8 6 8 2 6 PPE Required During Service on page 8 6 Table 8 259 Preparations and Preparation Links Preparations you must perform the following steps...

Page 483: ...bber part 2 of the Caster and the edge of the Hubcap 3 Pry off the at several locations around the Hubcap 2 Lift the Hubcap 4 off of the Caster 5 Place a new Hubcap onto the Caster by aligning the fou...

Page 484: ...s and Probes removed earlier 2 Power up the system to verify that it operates as intended Functional Checks Perform the following functional checks to confirm the system is operational before returnin...

Page 485: ...ration Links Preparations you must perform the following steps 1 Power down the system 2 Disconnect the mains power cable from the wall outlet 3 Remove the Side Covers Front Cover Foot Rest Bumper and...

Page 486: ...g Graphic 1 Power down the LOGIQ E10 and lock the Rear Casters 2 Using a 10 mm open end wrench secure flange nut 1 and loosen flange nut 2 locking nut remove locking nut 2 Remove pivot screw 3 below P...

Page 487: ...e six screws 3 and 4 Two are underneath 3 and four on the top 4 using a 6 mm hex wrench The two lower screws 3 also secure the Strap Hook to the Base Casting 4 Lift up and gently pull up the Pedal Mec...

Page 488: ...ot screw 3 using a 5 mm hex wrench until they are secure Install the second 10 mm locking nut 2 DO NOT disturb the position of nut 1 Secure nut 1 with one wrench and torque locking nut 2 10 Nm 7 4 lbf...

Page 489: ...nnect cables and Probes removed earlier 3 Power up the system to verify that it operates as intended Functional Checks Perform the following functional checks to confirm the system is operational befo...

Page 490: ...During Service on page 8 6 Tools Torx driver T30 Optional Torx L wrench or Torx socket Open end Wrench 10 mm Wrench Box 10 mm Optional deep socket Adjustable wrench 152 mm 6 inches long if a longer ad...

Page 491: ...ocation and how the Cam is positioned in the Pedal Mechanism Table 8 268 Cam to Pedal Mechanism replacement Steps Corresponding Graphic 1 Power down the LOGIQ E10 and lock the Rear Casters 2 Using a 1...

Page 492: ...and needs to be installed as shown or the Cam mounting holes 6 will not be aligned The Cam Roller 5 needs to be lowered to install the Cam The Torsion Spring 7 and Cam Roller will hold the Cam in pos...

Page 493: ...the Cam Plate 8 behind the Cam Roller 5 Turn the wrench down slightly to insert the Cam 4 Apply LOCTITE 290 to the two M5 X 0 8 X 16 mm screws 9 Torque the screws 2 6 Nm 1 9 lbf ft Re install the pivo...

Page 494: ...ashers slide over the spacer and ARE NOT pinched by Spacer Secure flange nut 1 using a 10 mm open end wrench and tighten the Pivot screw 3 using a 5 mm hex wrench until they are secure Install the sec...

Page 495: ...onnect cables and Probes removed earlier 3 Power up the system to verify that it operates as intended Functional Checks Perform the following functional checks to confirm the system is operational bef...

Page 496: ...o both Covers on the Pedal Mechanism Table 8 270 Manpower Time and Tool Manpower Time Tools PPE One person 5 minutes per cover Refer to 8 2 5 Tools needed for servicing the LOGIQ E10 on page 8 6 8 2 6...

Page 497: ...llips screws securing the Pedal Mechanism Covers Four screws circled and identified 1 secure the Parking Brake Pedal Cover 1a and four screws circled and identified 2 secure the and Swivel Lock Cover...

Page 498: ...Connect cables and Probes removed earlier 3 Power up the system to verify that it operates as intended Functional Checks Perform the following functional checks to confirm the system is operational be...

Page 499: ...nt 8 339 8 11 19 Light Block Hard Drive Network Status replacement 8 342 8 11 20 Printer Tray replacement 8 345 8 11 21 Cable Holders ECB Main Power Supply and Rear I O replacement 8 348 8 11 22 Optio...

Page 500: ...ue all M6 screws and flange nuts in the Card Cage to 1 5 Nm 1 1 lbf ft unless otherwise specified Table 8 274 Card Cage Card Positions Item ABBREVATION CARD NAME TOTAL NUMBER OF CARDS PER LOGIQ E10 1...

Page 501: ...ED TO ONE OF THE TWO RECEPTICALS INTEGRATED ON THE FRAME SPECIFICALLY FOR THAT PURPOSE 2 FOLLOW GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR HANDLING OF ELECTROSTATIC SENSITIVE EQUIPMENT WARNING WARNING Energy Control and...

Page 502: ...resent note the orientation of the antennas they MUST BE returned to the same position Reposition the antennas when removing the Cover Table 8 277 Front End Card Cage Cover removal Steps Corresponding...

Page 503: ...E10 BASIC SERVICE MANUAL Chapter 8 Replacement Procedures 8 257 3 Remove the eight screws securing the Card Cage Cover The Card Cage Cover lifts off the Cage Table 8 277 Front End Card Cage Cover rem...

Page 504: ...Y Board and re install the EMI Cover if present Remove the screw from the P clamp to secure the shielded cable and the clamp to the Card Cage Cover Re install the Front Plane extraction tools 3 Re ins...

Page 505: ...FICALLY FOR THAT PURPOSE 2 FOLLOW GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR HANDLING OF ELECTROSTATIC SENSITIVE EQUIPMENT WARNING WARNING Energy Control and Power Lockout for LOGIQ E10 When servicing parts of the Ultras...

Page 506: ...n Card Cage parts replacement Front Plane Boards removal Table 8 282 Front Plane Boards removal Step Corresponding Graphic NOTE Read through the removal and installation steps completely before perfor...

Page 507: ...3 Front Plane Boards installation Steps Corresponding Graphic 1 Holding the upper and lower edges of the board with both hands carefully install the Front Plane Board Ensure that you do not bend any o...

Page 508: ...tem to verify that it operates as intended Functional Checks Perform the following functional checks to confirm the system is operational before returning the system to the customer Table 8 284 Front...

Page 509: ...FOR THAT PURPOSE 2 FOLLOW GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR HANDLING OF ELECTROSTATIC SENSITIVE EQUIPMENT WARNING WARNING Energy Control and Power Lockout for LOGIQ E10 When servicing parts of the Ultrasound Sy...

Page 510: ...remove the Relay Board Place it on an ESD safe place Table 8 288 Relay Board installation Steps Corresponding Graphic 1 Carefully align the Relay Board with the rails and push it in until starts to se...

Page 511: ...that it operates as intended Functional Checks Perform the following functional checks to confirm the system is operational before returning the system to the customer Table 8 289 Relay Board GRLY or...

Page 512: ...E SPECIFICALLY FOR THAT PURPOSE 2 FOLLOW GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR HANDLING OF ELECTROSTATIC SENSITIVE EQUIPMENT WARNING WARNING Energy Control and Power Lockout for LOGIQ E10 When servicing parts of the...

Page 513: ...d s Place on an ESD safe place Table 8 293 ETX Board installation Steps Corresponding Graphic 1 Carefully align the ETX Board s with the rails and push in until it starts to seat in the Backplane conn...

Page 514: ...ystem to verify that it operates as intended Functional Checks Perform the following functional checks to confirm the system is operational before returning the system to the customer Table 8 294 Tran...

Page 515: ...PURPOSE 2 FOLLOW GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR HANDLING OF ELECTROSTATIC SENSITIVE EQUIPMENT WARNING WARNING Energy Control and Power Lockout for LOGIQ E10 When servicing parts of the Ultrasound System where...

Page 516: ...ERVICE MANUAL 8 270 Section 8 11 Front End Acquisition Card Cage parts replacement CRX removal Table 8 297 CRX removal Step Corresponding Graphic CRX Board location 1 Using the board ejector levers re...

Page 517: ...eps Corresponding Graphic 1 Carefully align the CRX Board with the rails and push in until it starts to seat in the Backplane connectors and close the board ejector levers 2 Carefully install the two...

Page 518: ...NS 1 ALWAYS CONNECT YOURSELF THE ESD WRIST STRAP SHOULD BE CONNECTED TO ONE OF THE TWO RECEPTICALS INTEGRATED ON THE FRAME SPECIFICALLY FOR THAT PURPOSE 2 FOLLOW GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR HANDLING OF ELE...

Page 519: ...LOGIQ E10 BASIC SERVICE MANUAL Chapter 8 Replacement Procedures 8 273 ECB removal Table 8 302 ECB removal Steps Corresponding Graphic 1 Remove all cabling to the ECB 2 Remove the two screws that secu...

Page 520: ...on Card Cage parts replacement 3 NOTE The ECB weighs almost 4 5 kg 10 lbs BE SURE to support it when it is removed Release the board ejector levers that secure the ECB to the Card Cage and gently slid...

Page 521: ...Corresponding Graphic 1 Carefully align the ECB with the rails and push in until it starts to seat in the Backplane connectors and close the board ejector levers 2 Re install the two screws to secure...

Page 522: ...J2 DVD J3 not used J4 BayBird Power J5 To P10 Bulkhead Plate to OLED Video Cntl J6 To J22 Upper OP J7 USB BayBird J8 To Control MPS J9 To Scan Convert Rear I O J10 To Isolate Rear I O J11 XYZ Control...

Page 523: ...to verify that it operates as intended Functional Checks Perform the following functional checks to confirm the system is operational before returning the system to the customer Table 8 305 ECB replac...

Page 524: ...ards are NOT powered DO NOT TOUCH ANY BOARDS WITH INTEGRATED CIRCUITS PRIOR TO TAKING THE NECESSARY ESD PRECAUTIONS 1 ALWAYS CONNECT YOURSELF THE ESD WRIST STRAP SHOULD BE CONNECTED TO ONE OF THE TWO...

Page 525: ...er SHUT DOWN on page 4 9 8 6 3 Side Cover s Side Air Intake Filter inspection replacement on page 8 33 8 11 3 Front End Card Cage Cover replacement on page 8 255 8 11 8 ECB replacement on page 8 272 F...

Page 526: ...can be removed to access screws with a T 10 Torx driver Re install plug after replacement Plug A removed and access B shown Table 8 308 GPU removal Steps Corresponding Graphic 1 Small close quarters r...

Page 527: ...nd remove the retainer Note how the retainer is assembled Both lower retainer halves are identical 3 Remove the rear GPU upper retainer T10 mounting screw and loosen the front T10 screw The upper reta...

Page 528: ...e GPU out of the connector away from the heatsink Remove the GPU from the bottom the ECB Table 8 309 GPU installation Steps Corresponding Graphic 1 Slide the GPU from the bottom of the ECB and gently...

Page 529: ...retainer T10 mounting screw 4 Locate the two T10 GPU lower retainer mounting holes circled 5 Assemble the GPU lower retainer as removed and re install the two T10 screws Hand tighten Apply slight eve...

Page 530: ...per retainer T10 mounting screws 7 Re install the GPU to ECB Cable 8 Re install the ECB and all I O cabling 9 Install the Card Rack Cover and fasten it with the fixing screws Connect the Hi Pass cable...

Page 531: ...to verify that it operates as intended Functional Checks Perform the following functional tests to confirm the system is operational before returning the system to the customer Table 8 310 GPU replace...

Page 532: ...Tools needed for servicing the LOGIQ E10 on page 8 6 8 2 6 PPE Required During Service on page 8 6 A magnifying glass to connect the WLAN antenna cables to the WLAN Card will be very useful for this...

Page 533: ...away from the ECB Remove the screws B securing the Cable Clamps Stand the ECB in the direction it is installed BIOS battery up secure the Cable nuts C using an 8 mm wrench and loosen the nuts on the f...

Page 534: ...per functionality of services and communications security settings 4 Install the Antennas and tighten with thumb and index finger Position the Antennas as shown 5 Re install the ECB and all covers rem...

Page 535: ...ic Configuration of WLAN Table 8 314 Basic Configuration of WLAN Steps Corresponding Graphic 1 Perform the WLAN configuration as de scribed in Chapter Basic User Manual See Configuring the Wireless Ne...

Page 536: ...ctive WLAN not Active 2 Select Utility Connectivity TCP IP Wireless Network Configu ration If enabled Available Wireless Networks appear If not connected Highlight the wireless network you want to use...

Page 537: ...that it operates as intended Functional Check Perform the following functional tests to confirm the system is operational before returning the system to the customer If all are successful include the...

Page 538: ...SPECIFICALLY FOR THAT PURPOSE 2 FOLLOW GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR HANDLING OF ELECTROSTATIC SENSITIVE EQUIPMENT WARNING WARNING Energy Control and Power Lockout for LOGIQ E10 When servicing parts of the...

Page 539: ...BIOS Battery replacement Steps Corresponding Graphic 1 The BIOS Battery is located on the ECB Remove the Battery and replace it 2 Carefully install the ECB 3 Install the Card Rack Cover and fasten it...

Page 540: ...up the system to verify that it operates as intended Functional Checks Perform the following functional checks to confirm the system is operational before returning the system to the customer Table 8...

Page 541: ...NNECT YOURSELF THE ESD WRIST STRAP SHOULD BE CONNECTED TO ONE OF THE TWO RECEPTICALS INTEGRATED ON THE FRAME SPECIFICALLY FOR THAT PURPOSE 2 FOLLOW GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR HANDLING OF ELECTROSTATIC SEN...

Page 542: ...End Card Cage Cover replacement on page 8 255 8 11 4 Front Plane XD BUS replacement on page 8 259 8 11 8 ECB replacement on page 8 272 Table 8 323 EPM removal Step Corresponding Graphic 1 The EPM is l...

Page 543: ...lly align the EPM with the rails and push in until it starts to seat in the Backplane connectors and close the board ejector levers 2 Carefully install the ECB 3 Install the Card Rack Cover and fasten...

Page 544: ...TED ON THE FRAME SPECIFICALLY FOR THAT PURPOSE 2 FOLLOW GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR HANDLING OF ELECTROSTATIC SENSITIVE EQUIPMENT WARNING WARNING Energy Control and Power Lockout for LOGIQ E10 When servici...

Page 545: ...ction replacement on page 8 33 8 6 4 Front Cover replacement on page 8 38 8 6 6 Mains Cable Hook replacement on page 8 43 8 6 7 Rear Cover Air Exhaust replacement on page 8 45 8 11 3 Front End Card Ca...

Page 546: ...lacement CAUTION During this procedure wear cut resistant gloves to avoid scraping your hands when reaching into the Main Console or blind spaces Table 8 329 Backplane removal Steps Corresponding Grap...

Page 547: ...al communication connections J13 and J14 NOTE The power J10 and J11 connections of the Batteries MUST BE DISCONNECTED as part of the Energy Control and Power Lockout for the LOGIQ E10 Remove the batte...

Page 548: ...rts replacement 5 Remove all Options within the Option Box Place all the Options on an ESD safe place Disconnect all cabling to the Backplane Proceed to the next step for removing the Options Options...

Page 549: ...8 303 6 Remove the flange nut securing the Battery Bracket to the Option Bracket Remove the Bracket 7 Remove the screw securing the Subwoofer audio cable grounding clamp to the Option Box Place the ca...

Page 550: ...ght end With your thumb and index finger gently grasp the Board at the right top and bottom and gently remove the Board from the Backplane NOTE If the screwlocks stay on the Backplane transfer them to...

Page 551: ...E10 BASIC SERVICE MANUAL Chapter 8 Replacement Procedures 8 305 11 Locate the CW Option cable on the front of the Card Cage Pull straight off to disconnect from the Backplane Table 8 329 Backplane re...

Page 552: ...y have to be loosened Loosen the lower three and remove the six using a 7 mm driver NOTE Be aware the Subwoofer magnet may draw the Option Box to it as it is removed Lift the Option Box up slightly an...

Page 553: ...e Subwoofer audio cable from J9 on the Backplane 14 Remove the four hex screwlocks 312 inches long on the right and two locking posts on the left attached to the Connector Panel using a 3 16 hex drive...

Page 554: ...s it is being removed it has mass 16 Remove the 21 Phillips screws that ground and secure the Backplane to the Card Cage using a 2 Phillips screwdriver The screws are around the perimeter of the Backp...

Page 555: ...the Option Bracket to the Card Cage Tighten alternately Torque the M6 screws to 3 7 0 6 Nm 2 7 0 44 lbf ft ONLY the M6 screws are torqued to this value Re connect Subwoofer to J9 on the Backplane 5 Po...

Page 556: ...dirty fields button and click in the Value column in front of system serial number field and type the serial number of the console For example 123456US7 5 Click the write dirty fields button wait cur...

Page 557: ...or adjustments are needed after these parts replacement Verification Perform the following steps to verify that the product is functioning as intended after this replacement 1 Verify that all screws...

Page 558: ...Script 4 2 3 Power ON Boot Up LOGIQ E10 Basic Service Manual Direction 5750007 1EN Rev 1 Leakage Current measured at record the value and meets allowable limits Equipment passed all required checks a...

Page 559: ...2 7 ECG Checks Active ECG Utility Applications Settings ECG Show ECG Tools Connect cables Press Display ECG Tab on TP Verify ECG signal displayed on monitor Plug in the ECG cables with nothing attache...

Page 560: ...RCUITS PRIOR TO TAKING THE NECESSARY ESD PRECAUTIONS 1 ALWAYS CONNECT YOURSELF THE ESD WRIST STRAP SHOULD BE CONNECTED TO ONE OF THE TWO RECEPTICALS INTEGRATED ON THE FRAME SPECIFICALLY FOR THAT PURPO...

Page 561: ...e 4 9 8 6 3 Side Cover s Side Air Intake Filter inspection replacement on page 8 33 8 6 4 Front Cover replacement on page 8 38 8 11 3 Front End Card Cage Cover replacement on page 8 255 8 11 4 Front P...

Page 562: ...the from the Backplane the Batteries power J10 and J11 and the signal communication connections J13 and J14 NOTE The power J10 and J11 connections of the Batteries MUST BE DISCONNECTED as part of the...

Page 563: ...move all Options within the Option Box Place all the Options on an ESD safe place Disconnect all cabling to the Backplane Proceed to the next step for removing the Options Options installed Options an...

Page 564: ...rts replacement 4 Remove the flange nut securing the Battery Bracket to the Option Bracket Remove the Bracket 5 Remove the screw securing the Subwoofer audio cable grounding clamp to the Option Box Pl...

Page 565: ...umb and index finger gently grasp the Board at the right top and bottom and gently remove the Board from the Backplane NOTE If the screwlocks stay on the Backplane transfer them to the replacement Bac...

Page 566: ...e to be loosened Loosen the lower three and remove the six using a 7 mm driver NOTE Be aware the Subwoofer magnet may draw the Option Box to it as it is removed Lift the Option Box up slightly and tur...

Page 567: ...ures 8 321 10 Remove the four hex screwlocks 312 inches long on the right and two locking posts on the left attached to the Connector Panel using a 3 16 hex driver DO NOT discard the hex screwlocks or...

Page 568: ...screws B that secure the Option Bracket to the Base Casting using a 5 mm hex wrench Starting at the bottom remove the 7 Phillips screws that secure the Option Bracket to the Card Cage using a 2 Phill...

Page 569: ...locking posts the Connector Panel Torque to 0 6 0 1 Nm 0 4 0 07 lbf ft 16 Re install the Option Bracket BE SURE to support the Bracket as it is being installed it has mass Re install the five M6 scre...

Page 570: ...stall the flange nuts Tighten all the nuts alternately using a 7 mm driver 19 Place the Subwoofer cable and grounding clamp into the Option Box Re install the screw to secure the clamp to the Option B...

Page 571: ...onnector Panel replacement Functional Checks See Section Functional Check Debrief Script 4 2 3 Power ON Boot Up LOGIQ E10 Basic Service Manual Direction 5750007 1EN Rev 1 Leakage Current measured at r...

Page 572: ...tion test 4 2 7 ECG Checks Active ECG Utility Applications Settings ECG Show ECG Tools Connect cables Press Display ECG Tab on TP Verify ECG signal displayed on monitor Plug in the ECG cables with not...

Page 573: ...OF THE TWO RECEPTICALS INTEGRATED ON THE FRAME SPECIFICALLY FOR THAT PURPOSE 2 FOLLOW GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR HANDLING OF ELECTROSTATIC SENSITIVE EQUIPMENT WARNING WARNING Energy Control and Power Lock...

Page 574: ...The Rear I O mounts directly to the Option Box Located the two screws that secure the Rear I O to the Option Box above the Batteries Remove the screws using a 2 Phillips screwdriver 2 Slide the Rear I...

Page 575: ...les and Probes removed earlier 2 Power up the system to verify that it operates as intended Functional Checks Perform the following functional checks to confirm the system is operational before return...

Page 576: ...STRAP SHOULD BE CONNECTED TO ONE OF THE TWO RECEPTICALS INTEGRATED ON THE FRAME SPECIFICALLY FOR THAT PURPOSE 2 FOLLOW GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR HANDLING OF ELECTROSTATIC SENSITIVE EQUIPMENT WARNING WAR...

Page 577: ...ent Table 8 342 Batteries replacement Steps Corresponding Graphic 1 The Batteries connect directly to the Backplane Locate the flange nuts securing the Battery Cover Remove the flange nuts using a lon...

Page 578: ...replacement 2 Disconnect the power J10 J11 if present and signal communication J14 and J13 connection s to the Backplane Remove the Batteries NOTE Regulations vary for different countries Dispose of t...

Page 579: ...es 8 333 3 Slide the replacement Batteries into the Battery Bracket and connect the signal communication J14 J13 and power J10 and J11 and connectors to the Backplane 4 Re install the Battery Cover 5...

Page 580: ...e capacity as a functional test If the capacity is less than 15 normally this does not happen you will have to wait for it to charge it takes around 5 minutes to increase 1 Functional Checks Perform t...

Page 581: ...posure to voltage greater than 30 Volts 1 TURN OFF THE SCANNER 2 UNPLUG THE SYSTEM 3 MAINTAIN CONTROL OF THE SYSTEM POWER PLUG 4 WAIT FOR AT LEAST 20 SECONDS FOR CAPACITORS TO DISCHARGE AND THE ON OFF...

Page 582: ...has patient data leave the HDD at the site Table 8 346 HDD removal Steps Corresponding Graphic 1 The HDD is located above the DVD Drive Remove the nut securing the HDD to the DVD bracket using a 7mm...

Page 583: ...DD into the HDD inner housing The isolator grommets MUST BE installed to isolate the inner housing from the outer housing Tighten the four screws securely they will bottom out when they are installed...

Page 584: ...ed 2 Connect cables and Probes removed earlier 3 Power up the system to verify that it operates as intended Functional Checks Perform the following functional checks to confirm the system is operation...

Page 585: ...INTEGRATED ON THE FRAME SPECIFICALLY FOR THAT PURPOSE 2 FOLLOW GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR HANDLING OF ELECTROSTATIC SENSITIVE EQUIPMENT WARNING WARNING Energy Control and Power Lockout for LOGIQ E10 When...

Page 586: ...void scraping your hands when reaching into the Main Console or blind spaces Table 8 351 Fan Tray removal installation Steps Corresponding Graphic 1 Remove the two screws that secure the Fan Tray Asse...

Page 587: ...ntended 4 Verify that there is no unusual noise from the Fan Assembly Functional Checks Perform the following functional checks to confirm the system is operational before returning the system to the...

Page 588: ...TORS TO DISCHARGE AND THE ON OFF BUTTON WHITE LIGHT ON THE OP PANEL TO TURN OFF AS THERE ARE NO TEST POINTS TO VERIFY ISOLATION 5 REMOVE THE BATTERY COVER AND DISCONNECT THE POWER CABLES J10 and J11 b...

Page 589: ...rd Cage using a 2 Phillips screwdriver DO NOT discard the screws or seal A Hard Drive B Network C Blue 1 GB Network Okay White GB Network slow 3 Install the replacement Module and the foam seal Tighte...

Page 590: ...y that it operates as intended Functional Checks Perform the following functional checks to confirm the system is operational before returning the system to the customer 5 Re install all Covers remove...

Page 591: ...THE OP PANEL TO TURN OFF AS THERE ARE NO TEST POINTS TO VERIFY ISOLATION 5 REMOVE THE BATTERY COVER AND DISCONNECT THE POWER CABLES J10 and J11 black and red FROM THE BACKPLANE See 8 2 2 Warnings on p...

Page 592: ...n approximately 1 2 inch to free the three tabs retaining the Tray to the Option Box Remove the Tray Table 8 360 Printer Tray installation Steps Corresponding Graphic 1 Lower the lower Column Cover 2...

Page 593: ...Connect cables and Probes removed earlier 3 Power up the system to verify that it operates as intended Functional Checks Perform the following functional checks to confirm the system is operational b...

Page 594: ...DISCHARGE AND THE ON OFF BUTTON WHITE LIGHT ON THE OP PANEL TO TURN OFF AS THERE ARE NO TEST POINTS TO VERIFY ISOLATION 5 REMOVE THE BATTERY COVER AND DISCONNECT THE POWER CABLES J10 and J11 black and...

Page 595: ...les MUST BE placed in the same location when they are re installed Disconnect the Cables for Cable Holder s you are replacing and remove the Cable Holder off the hooks The ECB and Rear I O Holders sli...

Page 596: ...nter USB2 4 Rear I O HDMI 5 Rear I O Network 6 Rear I O USB2 7 Rear I O USB3 G USB Cable MPS J Rear I O USB3 K Rear I O USB2 L Rear I O Network M Rear I O HDMI N USB Cable XYZ Controller U USB Cable B...

Page 597: ...cement Functional Checks See Section Functional Check Debrief Script If the MPS or Rear I O Cable Holder was replaced perform the following Functional Checks LOGIQ E10 Basic Service Manual Direction 5...

Page 598: ...D TO ONE OF THE TWO RECEPTICALS INTEGRATED ON THE FRAME SPECIFICALLY FOR THAT PURPOSE 2 FOLLOW GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR HANDLING OF ELECTROSTATIC SENSITIVE EQUIPMENT WARNING WARNING Energy Control and P...

Page 599: ...raphic replacement on page 8 427 8 11 15 Rear I O replacement on page 8 327 8 11 16 Batteries replacement on page 8 330 8 16 6 Patient I O ECG Option replacement on page 8 417 CAUTION During this proc...

Page 600: ...Batteries power J10 and J11 and the signal communication connections J13 and J14 NOTE The power J10 and J11 connections of the Batteries MUST BE DISCONNECTED as part of the Energy Control and Power Lo...

Page 601: ...the flange nut securing the Battery Bracket Assembly to the Option Bracket using a 7 mm driver Remove the Tray 4 Remove the screw securing the Subwoofer audio cable grounding clamp to the Option Box...

Page 602: ...5 Remove the two flange nuts securing the 4D Motor Controller Cover and slide the Cover out It is not necessary to remove the 4D Board 6 Locate the two screws securing the Rear I O to the Option Box...

Page 603: ...Bracket three are underneath ONLY the TOP SIX have to be removed The lower three A only have to be loosened Loosen the lower three A and remove the top six using a 7 mm driver NOTE Be aware the Subwoo...

Page 604: ...ward the Main Power Supply and continue to position the Option Box onto the studs to secure the Option Box to the Option Bracket Three are underneath the Option Box in slots Re install the flange nuts...

Page 605: ...ed perform the functional checks for the Backplane replacement and that particular Option Table 8 370 Option Box replacement Functional Checks See Section Functional Check Debrief Script 4 2 3 Power O...

Page 606: ...d source leakage lead to ground 10 7 8 Isolated patient lead source leakage lead to lead 10 7 9 Isolated patient lead sink leakage isolation test 4 2 7 ECG Checks Active ECG Utility Applications Setti...

Page 607: ...STEM POWER PLUG 4 WAIT FOR AT LEAST 20 SECONDS FOR CAPACITORS TO DISCHARGE AND THE ON OFF BUTTON WHITE LIGHT ON THE OP PANEL TO TURN OFF AS THERE ARE NO TEST POINTS TO VERIFY ISOLATION 5 REMOVE THE BA...

Page 608: ...RLY replacement on page 8 263 8 11 6 Transmitter Board ETX replacement on page 8 266 8 11 8 ECB replacement on page 8 272 8 11 12 EPM replacement on page 8 295 8 11 13 Backplane replacement on page 8...

Page 609: ...ole or blind spaces Table 8 373 Card Cage replacement Steps Corresponding Graphic 1 Remove all of the Cards from the Card Cage remove the Back Plane 2 Remove the four screws securing the Card Cage to...

Page 610: ...s onto the hooks with the arrow on the Holder pointing up 1 ECB Cable Holder 2 MPS Cable Holder 3 Rear I O Cable Holder 7 Re install all components removed 8 Before re installing the Covers power up t...

Page 611: ...eeded after this part replacement Verification Perform the following steps to verify that the product is functioning as intended after this replacement 1 Verify that all screws removed earlier have be...

Page 612: ...Direction 5750007 1EN Rev 1 Leakage Current measured at record the value and meets allowable limits Equipment passed all required checks and is ready for use 4 2 7 B Mode Checks 4 2 7 System CFM and...

Page 613: ...2 7 ECG Checks Active ECG Utility Applications Settings ECG Show ECG Tools Connect cables Press Display ECG Tab on TP Verify ECG signal displayed on monitor Plug in the ECG cables with nothing attache...

Page 614: ...ower Supply replacement Section 8 12 MPS Main Power Supply replacement 8 12 1 Purpose of this section This section describes how to replace the Main Power Supply and components and to service parts Co...

Page 615: ...INTS TO VERIFY ISOLATION 5 REMOVE THE BATTERY COVER AND DISCONNECT THE POWER CABLES J10 and J11 black and red FROM THE BACKPLANE See 8 2 2 Warnings on page 8 3 and 8 11 15 Rear I O replacement on page...

Page 616: ...l for the PS Disconnect the PS Cables P6 USB to ECB J8 P8 24VDC to Printer if present P9 48VDC to XYZ Controller Remove the three screws that secure the PS using a 5 mm hex wrench Main PS and mounting...

Page 617: ...ting screw while supporting the PS at the bottom center Push slide the entire PS forwards until the connectors from the PS are seated to the connectors on the Backplane shown Attach the lockwasher and...

Page 618: ...operates as intended Functional Checks Perform the following functional checks to confirm the system is operational before returning the system to the customer Table 8 379 MPS replacement Functional C...

Page 619: ...n Follow the instructions in this section to replace peripherals Contents in this section 8 13 1 Purpose of this section 8 373 8 13 2 Internal Peripherals overview 8 374 8 13 3 DVD R W drive replaceme...

Page 620: ...IRCUITS PRIOR TO TAKING THE NECESSARY ESD PRECAUTIONS 1 ALWAYS CONNECT YOURSELF THE ESD WRIST STRAP SHOULD BE CONNECTED TO ONE OF THE TWO RECEPTICALS INTEGRATED ON THE FRAME SPECIFICALLY FOR THAT PURP...

Page 621: ...Preparation Links if you need more information 4 2 4 Power SHUT DOWN on page 4 9 8 6 3 Side Cover s Side Air Intake Filter inspection replacement on page 8 33 8 6 10 Top Cover replacement on page 8 55...

Page 622: ...phic 1 Disconnect the DVD connector by loosing the two screws 2 Remove the screws that secure the DVD to the DVD bracket Slide the DVD forward to remove Table 8 383 DVD R W drive installation Steps Co...

Page 623: ...s intended 3 Insert and play DVD to confirm proper operation of the DVD drive Functional Checks Perform the following functional checks to confirm the system is operational before returning the system...

Page 624: ...T LEAST 20 SECONDS FOR CAPACITORS TO DISCHARGE AND THE ON OFF BUTTON WHITE LIGHT ON THE OP PANEL TO TURN OFF AS THERE ARE NO TEST POINTS TO VERIFY ISOLATION 5 REMOVE THE BATTERY COVER AND DISCONNECT T...

Page 625: ...able 8 387 Drive Bay Storage Drawer DVD Storage replacement Step Corresponding Graphic 1 Remove the screws securing the storage drawer to the LOGIQ E10 Discard the screws and drawer in the appropriate...

Page 626: ...and Probes removed earlier 3 Power up the system to verify that it operates as intended Functional Checks Perform the following functional checks to confirm the system is operational before returning...

Page 627: ...not ONLY REMOVE THE CAPACITOR PACK WHEN LEDs ARE OFF Discharge times 4 7 seconds after normal shutdown If cables are pulled while the system is on it takes typically 40 seconds to reach 60 Volts and 5...

Page 628: ...IS EQUIPMENT DO NOT REMOVE THE CAPACITOR PACK COVER Table 8 391 Shear Wave Capacitor Pack replacement Steps Corresponding Graphic 1 Remove the three flange nuts securing the Shear Wave Capacitor Pack...

Page 629: ...e studs With two hands gently slide the Capacitor Pack to the Backplane The Capacitor Pack will support itself on the Options Bracket Using a M7 driver install the three flange nuts supplied with the...

Page 630: ...he system to verify that it operates as intended Functional Checks Perform the following functional checks to confirm the system is operational before returning the system to the customer 8 13 6 Exter...

Page 631: ...ter 8 Replacement Procedures 8 385 Section 8 14 Cables replacement 8 14 1 Purpose of this section This section describes how to replace the cables used by LOGIQ E10 Contents in this section 8 14 1 Pur...

Page 632: ...for the replacement you must perform the following steps 1 Power down the system 2 Disconnect the mains power cable from the wall outlet and all Probes and External I O Cabling 3 Remove six OP Knobs 4...

Page 633: ...covers on the rear XY Frog legs 2 Disconnect the cables Two cables from the Main Cable are connected to the XYZ Control box Disconnect the two cables The remaining two cables originate on the I O at t...

Page 634: ...low Make sure the cables are not crossed coming into the Lower OP Frame Route the USB Cable for the XYZ Switch as shown Use the markings on the cable to position in the tab 2 There should only be enou...

Page 635: ...will reduce the amount of slack necessary for the cables to flex when the Z Mechanism and X Mechanism moves Run all cables in parallel according to the cable configuration Cable configuration starting...

Page 636: ...tain the Cable Configuration from Step 3 6 With the console raised to its full height install the Main Cable Cover so the Cover overlaps the Main Cable Cover edges Slide the Cable Cover back and forth...

Page 637: ...shielding must be positioned under the Grounding Clamp as shown to achieve the optimum slack for the Main Cable Assembly before the clamp is secured Use the markings on the USB Cables to position the...

Page 638: ...Checks on page 8 393 9 Follow the Cable Configuration except for the Video Cable which will be routed first then the remaining cables as shown Make sure the cables are flush and behind the handle If n...

Page 639: ...emoved earlier 3 Power up the system to verify that it operates as intended Functional Checks Perform the following functional checks to confirm the system is operational before returning the system t...

Page 640: ...minutes Refer to 8 2 5 Tools needed for servicing the LOGIQ E10 on page 8 6 8 2 6 PPE Required During Service on page 8 6 Table 8 396 Preparations and Preparation Links Preparations you must perform t...

Page 641: ...MANUAL Chapter 8 Replacement Procedures 8 395 8 15 1 Parts Reference Roll Stand Figure 8 11 Volume Navigation Roll Stand Installation Kit See Table 8 397 Volume Navigation Roll Stand Installation Kit...

Page 642: ...Reference Item Description Quantity 1 Roll Stand Post 60 inches 1 2 Roll Stand Base with 21 lb Counterweight 1 3 5 16 18 x 1 inch Hex Head Cap Screw HHCS 1 4 5 16 Flat Washer 1 5 5 16 Split Lock Wash...

Page 643: ...Use these instructions to assembled or replace the Roll Stand 1 Insert the post in the base The locator pin ensures correct alignment 2 Using the 1 2 inch socket wrench provided fasten the post to th...

Page 644: ...ok basket and handle into the rear channel in the order shown 4 Using the hex wrenches provided tighten all of the set screws in each accessory to secure the po sition in the track a Tighten the top f...

Page 645: ...5 Loosen the knob slightly guide the arm into the channel and move it to the mounting position NOTE Make sure the Transformer Support Platform larger view in Figure 8 14 Loosening Knob on page 8 399...

Page 646: ...le clips 2 on the top side of the arm 8 While supporting the arm loaded with the transmitter slowly loosen the knob which allows the arm to gradually move down the channel NOTE The arm must move down...

Page 647: ...hapter 8 Replacement Procedures 8 401 8 15 2 Assembling or replacing the Roll Stand cont d 9 Using the 3 16 inch hex wrench provided fasten the cover plate to the top of the post with four 4 1 4 20 x...

Page 648: ...IC SERVICE MANUAL 8 402 Section 8 15 V Nav Roll Stand Assembling or Replacement 8 15 2 Assembling or replacing the Roll Stand cont d 10 Snap the three Rear Track Covers into place in locations shown F...

Page 649: ...ing Tension on Sliding Mechanism Steps Corresponding Graphic 1 Remove the plastic bolt cap from the lower tension nut The clamping knob must be unlocked while making this adjustment Using the 1 2 inch...

Page 650: ...robes removed earlier 2 Power up the LOGIQ E10 to verify that it operates as intended Functional Checks Perform the following functional checks to confirm the LOGIQ E10 is operational before returning...

Page 651: ...r abrasive material to clean the mounting assembly 4 The damage caused by the use of unapproved substances or processes will not be covered by warranty It is recommended to testing any cleaning soluti...

Page 652: ...pose of this section 8 406 8 16 2 LOGIQ E10 Options Installation Instructions 8 407 8 16 3 LOGIQ E10 Option Location 8 408 8 16 4 4D Option replacement 8 409 8 16 5 CW Option replacement 8 413 8 16 6...

Page 653: ...dures 8 407 8 16 2 LOGIQ E10 Options Installation Instructions Table 8 400 LOGIQ E10 Options OPTION NAME 4D Option CW Option DC Printer Option External Monitor Option Patient I O ECG Option Power Assi...

Page 654: ...ave Option replacement on page 8 431 2 CW see 8 16 5 CW Option replacement on page 8 413 7 S Video not shown see 3 DC Printer see 8 16 8 Printer Digital Graphic replacement on page 8 427 8 V Nav see 8...

Page 655: ...OF THE TWO RECEPTICALS INTEGRATED ON THE FRAME SPECIFICALLY FOR THAT PURPOSE 2 FOLLOW GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR HANDLING OF ELECTROSTATIC SENSITIVE EQUIPMENT WARNING WARNING Energy Control and Power Lock...

Page 656: ...ts securing the 4D Motor Controller Cover using a 7 mm driver and slide the Cover out 2 Remove the two screws securing the 4D Motor Controller using a 1 Phillips screwdriver The 4D Motor Controller co...

Page 657: ...The 4D Motor Controller connects to the Backplane on the right end With your thumb and index finger gently grasp the replacement Board at the right end and gently press the Board connector into the Ad...

Page 658: ...2 Connect cables and probes removed earlier 3 Power up the system to verify that it operates as intended Functional Checks Perform the following functional tests to confirm the system is operational b...

Page 659: ...Power Lockout for LOGIQ E10 When servicing parts of the Ultrasound System where there is exposure to voltage greater than 30 Volts 1 TURN OFF THE SCANNER 2 UNPLUG THE SYSTEM 3 MAINTAIN CONTROL OF THE...

Page 660: ...the LOGIQ E10 see Table 8 401 LOGIQ E10 Option Location on page 8 408 Table 8 409 CW Option removal Steps Corresponding Graphic 1 Pull the CW Option cable straight out to disconnect from the Backplan...

Page 661: ...placement Procedures 8 415 CW Option installation Table 8 410 CW Option installation Steps Corresponding Graphic 1 Position the CW Connector onto the Card Rack Tighten the two Phillips screws 2 Connec...

Page 662: ...system is operational before returning the system to the customer Table 8 411 CW Option replacement Functional Checks See Section Functional Check Debrief Script 4 2 3 Power ON Boot Up LOGIQ E10 Basi...

Page 663: ...FOR HANDLING OF ELECTROSTATIC SENSITIVE EQUIPMENT WARNING WARNING Energy Control and Power Lockout for LOGIQ E10 When servicing parts of the Ultrasound System where there is exposure to voltage great...

Page 664: ...Patient I O ECG Option removal Steps Corresponding Graphic 1 If the Shear Wave Option is present remove the three flange nuts securing the Shear Wave Capacitor Pack using a 7 mm driver With two hands...

Page 665: ...LOGIQ E10 BASIC SERVICE MANUAL Chapter 8 Replacement Procedures 8 419 4 Remove the two screws securing the ECG module Slide the ECG module off the Option Box Table 8 414 Patient I O ECG Option removal...

Page 666: ...ation Steps Corresponding Graphic 1 Connect the Power and USB2 cable to the ECG Power P2 and USB2 P1 to the ECG before mounting it to the Option Box 2 Route the Power USB2 end of the cable through the...

Page 667: ...ct the Power and USB cable to J2 of the Backplane and install the EMI Cover using the flange nut removed Make sure the shielding is exposed to the EMI Cover as shown A before tightening the flange nut...

Page 668: ...ed tests and is ready for use 4 2 7 Probe Connectors Checks 4 2 7 B Mode Checks 4 2 7 PW CW Doppler Mode Checks use pencil probes 10 7 4 Grounding continuity 10 7 5 Chassis leakage current test 10 7 7...

Page 669: ...HE LEDS ON THE CAPACITOR PACK ARE OFF Prior to removing the Card Rack Boards the LEDs on the end of each board should be unlit to indicate boards are NOT powered WARNING WARNING Energy Control and Pow...

Page 670: ...in the LOGIQ E10 see Table 8 401 LOGIQ E10 Option Location on page 8 408 Table 8 419 Power Assistant Option replacement Steps Corresponding Graphic 1 The Power Assistant Option connects directly to t...

Page 671: ...J14 connections from the Backplane Remove the Batteries Regulations vary for different countries Dispose of a used battery in accordance with local regulations Slide the replacement Batteries into th...

Page 672: ...15 The Battery FRU is shipped at 20 30 You do not need to check the capacity as a functional test If the capacity is less than 15 normally this does not happen you will have to wait for it to charge...

Page 673: ...FF AS THERE ARE NO TEST POINTS TO VERIFY ISOLATION 5 REMOVE THE BATTERY COVER AND DISCONNECT THE POWER CABLES J10 and J11 black and red FROM THE BACKPLANE See 8 2 2 Warnings on page 8 3 and 8 11 15 Re...

Page 674: ...1 Raise the Upper OP to the highest position 2 Note the location of the Printer in the fixing bracket of the Tray The leading edge of the Printer housing 1 is aligned with the leading edge of the Tra...

Page 675: ...lide the Printer into the Tray as noted in removal 2 Connect the cables to the back of the printer Use the new cables provided with the Printer Re install flange nut and apply slight pressure down on...

Page 676: ...system to verify that it operates as intended 3 Test the Print Keys to confirm they function as they did before 4 Perform a test print Functional Checks Perform the following functional checks to con...

Page 677: ...n the end of each board should be unlit to indicate boards are NOT powered WARNING WARNING Energy Control and Power Lockout for LOGIQ E10 When servicing parts of the Ultrasound System where there is e...

Page 678: ...Remove the three flange nuts securing the Shear Wave Capacitor Pack using a 7 mm driver With two hands slide the Capacitor Pack from the Backplane Table 8 429 Shear Wave Option installation Steps Cor...

Page 679: ...l Checks Perform the following functional checks to confirm the system is operational before returning the system to the customer Table 8 430 Shear Wave Option replacement Functional Checks See Sectio...

Page 680: ...SYSTEM POWER PLUG 4 WAIT FOR AT LEAST 20 SECONDS FOR CAPACITORS TO DISCHARGE AND THE ON OFF BUTTON WHITE LIGHT ON THE OP PANEL TO TURN OFF AS THERE ARE NO TEST POINTS TO VERIFY ISOLATION 5 REMOVE THE...

Page 681: ...val Steps Corresponding Graphic 1 Disconnect the cables to the rear of the V Nav module 2 Remove the four screws securing the right side of the V Nav module Table 8 434 V Nav Option installation Steps...

Page 682: ...m to verify that it operates as intended 4 Perform scans requiring V Nav module Functional Checks Perform the following functional checks to confirm the system is operational before returning the syst...

Page 683: ...THE ESD WRIST STRAP SHOULD BE CONNECTED TO ONE OF THE TWO RECEPTICALS INTEGRATED ON THE FRAME SPECIFICALLY FOR THAT PURPOSE 2 FOLLOW GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR HANDLING OF ELECTROSTATIC SENSITIVE EQUIPMEN...

Page 684: ...LAN Replacement Preparation Links if you need more information 4 2 4 Power SHUT DOWN on page 4 9 8 6 3 Side Cover s Side Air Intake Filter inspection replacement on page 8 33 8 11 8 ECB replacement on...

Page 685: ...9 2 9 3 Parts list groups 9 3 9 4 LOGIQ E10 Model Software Configuration and Hardware 9 4 9 5 Software 9 4 9 6 Covers and Bumpers 9 5 9 7 Top Console parts 9 11 9 8 XYZ Mechanism parts 9 16 9 9 Main...

Page 686: ...R AC POWER ACT AC TRANSFORMER ASSY ASSEMBLY ECB LOGIQ E10 CARRIER BOARD BACK END CTRL CONTROL EXT EXTERNAL FRU Y REPLACEMENT PART FRU N NON STOCK PART I O INPUT OUTPUT INT INTERNAL LCD LIQUID CRYSTAL...

Page 687: ...s Wheels parts 9 22 Table 9 10 Card Rack parts 9 24 Table 9 11 Back End parts 9 28 Table 9 12 Main Power Supply 9 30 Table 9 13 Printers 9 31 Table 9 14 Digital Video Disc DVD 9 31 Table 9 15 Mains Po...

Page 688: ...0 Model Software Configuration and Hardware Section 9 5 Software Table 9 3 LOGIQ E10 Software Configuration and Hardware MODEL NUMBER DESCRIPTION SOFTWARE VERSION 5935000E10 LOGIQ E10 100 240 VAC R1 x...

Page 689: ...mpers LOGIQ E10 1 of 6 ITEM PART NAME PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY FRU 1 Rear Bumper Assembly does not include 5732296 2 Filter Gray 5788804FRU 1 Y 2 Left Side Cover Assembly does not include 5732296 F...

Page 690: ...eft Support Assembly Frey 5307245 1 Y 7 Right Support Asm Frey 5307243 1 Y 8 LOGIQ E10 Main Diplay Bezel Label 5789927 1 Y 9 Cover Rear OLED monitor with label GC307351 1 Y 10 GE Logo Badge 100MM Onyx...

Page 691: ...wal Parts 9 7 11 Front Bumper Assembly 5788803FRU 1 Y 12 Rear Cover 5738009 1 Y 13 Front Cover Assembly 5788800FRU 1 Y 14 Right Pedal 5738008 1 1 Y 15 Left Pedal 5738007 2 1 Y Table 9 5 Covers and Bum...

Page 692: ...t Arm Cover Right 3 Lift Arm Cover Left 4 Joint Cover 5 Extension Arm Cover 6 Rotation Limit Screw 1 Y 17 Drive Bay Storage Drawer 5267580 3 1 Y 18 TVTR Probe Holder Assembly 5306880 3 1 Y 19 Cover Ma...

Page 693: ...1 Y 22 Bulkhead Cover GA307061 1 Y 23 Cover UI Upper Assembly 5758936 Includes Sound Exciters Sound Exciters are not a FRU 1 Y 24 Bin Pivot 5756121 2 Y 25 EMI Cover PCI Express Cable 5315881 1 Y 26 B...

Page 694: ...50007 1EN REV 1 LOGIQ E10 BASIC SERVICE MANUAL 9 10 Section 9 6 Covers and Bumpers 27 Rear Trim Assembly 5788805FRU 1 Y Table 9 5 Covers and Bumpers LOGIQ E10 6 of 6 ITEM PART NAME PART NUMBER DESCRIP...

Page 695: ...Silicone Keyboard Cover 6208000 53 1 Y 5 Russian Silicone Keyboard Cover 6208000 54 1 Y 6 Greek Silicone Keyboard Cover 6208000 55 1 Y 7 German Silicone Keyboard Cover 6208000 56 1 Y 8 French Silicone...

Page 696: ...Furnished Substitute Button Caps 6208000 1 1 Y 16 Bezel Lower 6208000 30 1 Y 17 Button Caps 6208000 40 1 Y Table 9 6 Top Console parts 2 of 5 Continued ITEM PART NAME PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY FRU...

Page 697: ...chanics 6208000 60 1 Y 19 Encoders Joystick 5207000 29 9 Y 20 Encoders Concentric 6208000 75 4 Y 21 Knob Kit 6208000 80 1 Y 22 UI Lower Frame Assembly 5195937 10 1 Y 23 LOGIQ E10 Monitor Arm Adapter 5...

Page 698: ...t Large x4 Onyx Black 5189615 10 1 Y 26 Probeholder Soft Insert Small x2 Onyx Black 5189156 10 4 Y 27 Gel Warmer Knob Replacement Kit 5322780 1 Y 28 Trackball Mounting Bracket 5776090 1 Y 29 Cable Tra...

Page 699: ...07 1EN REV 1 LOGIQ E10 BASIC SERVICE MANUAL Chapter 9 Renewal Parts 9 15 30 LOGIQ E10 Upper Op Panel Assembly 6209000 1 1 Y Table 9 6 Top Console parts 5 of 5 Continued ITEM PART NAME PART NUMBER DESC...

Page 700: ...8 XYZ Mechanism parts Table 9 7 XYZ Mechanism parts ITEM PART NAME PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY FRU 1 Z Mechanism Assembly GA200039 2 Includes Drive Gear Assembly GA200750 1 Y 2 Z Mechanism Motor GA20...

Page 701: ...E10 BASIC SERVICE MANUAL Chapter 9 Renewal Parts 9 17 5 XY Lock Motor Assembly 5737394 4 Y 6 Park Lock GA200161 2 1 Y 7 XYZ Motor Controller 5440179 5 1 Y Table 9 7 XYZ Mechanism parts ITEM PART NAME...

Page 702: ...Console parts Section 9 9 Main Console parts Table 9 8 Main Console parts 1 of 4 ITEM PART NAME PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY FRU 1 Printer Tray Assembly 5761056 1 Y 2 Fan Tray Assembly 5716605 1 Y 3 B...

Page 703: ...Options Bracket Assembly 5728720 1 Y 6 Side Filter Onyx Black 5732296 2 Y 7 Rear Filter Gray 5732296 2 1 Y 8 LOGIQ E10 4 Ohm Subwoofer 5261127 3 1 Y 9 XYZ Switch Assembly Onyx Black 5691976 10 1 Y Tab...

Page 704: ...11 LED Light Block 5763378 1 Y 12 Probe Cable Hook Twin GA307069 2 Y 13 Clip Power Cord 5321359 5 1 Y 14 Cable Holder ECB 5761237 1 Y 15 Cable Holder Rear I O 5761238 1 Y 16 Cable Holder Main PS 57612...

Page 705: ...ewal Parts 9 21 17 USB Plug 5738022 1 Y 18 No bin Plug 5738024 2 Y 19 Cord Hanger 5738025 1 Y 20 Bracket CW Filler 5768326 2 1 Y 21 Bracket Patient I O Filler Assembly 5786122 1 Y Table 9 8 Main Conso...

Page 706: ...9 22 Section 9 10 Casters Wheels parts Section 9 10 Casters Wheels parts Table 9 9 Casters Wheels parts 1 of 2 ITEM PART NAME PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY FRU 1 Front Caster 5915000 10 2 Y 2 Rear Cast...

Page 707: ...MANUAL Chapter 9 Renewal Parts 9 23 4 Caster Replacement Kit FC200829 1 Y 5 Caster Brake Lock Release Assembly 5312180 1 Y 6 Casters Hub Cap 5915000 99 1 Y Table 9 9 Casters Wheels parts 2 of 2 Conti...

Page 708: ...AL 9 24 Section 9 11 Card Rack parts Section 9 11 Card Rack parts Table 9 10 Card Rack parts 1 of 4 ITEM PART NAME PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY FRU 1 LOGIQ E10 Backplane Assembly PCIE Gen 3 5503292 30...

Page 709: ...EV 1 LOGIQ E10 BASIC SERVICE MANUAL Chapter 9 Renewal Parts 9 25 3 LOGIQ E10 Power Module 5751000 1 Y 4 LOGIQ E10 GRLY 5441000 4 1 Y Table 9 10 Card Rack parts 2 of 4 Continued ITEM PART NAME PART NUM...

Page 710: ...716000 2 Y 8 LOGIQ E10 Front Cover Assembly 5716594 1 Y Table 9 10 Card Rack parts 3 of 4 Continued ITEM PART NAME PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY FRU P2 P1 P7 P8 P10 P9 P6 P5 Z 22 25 15 11 Z D A C B B D...

Page 711: ...GIQ E10 BASIC SERVICE MANUAL Chapter 9 Renewal Parts 9 27 9 LOGIQ E10 Card Rack Chassis 5729373 1 Y 10 Front Plane Removal Tool 5755089 2 Y Table 9 10 Card Rack parts 4 of 4 Continued ITEM PART NAME P...

Page 712: ...d parts Table 9 11 Back End parts ITEM PART NAME PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY FRU 1 LOGIQ E10 Carrier Board Assembly RoHS includes COMX 5589004 FRU does not include GPU or SSD 1 Y 2 GPU NVIDIA Quadro P...

Page 713: ...d State Drive 5791596 1 Y 7 LOGIQ E10 WLAN Kit 5786283 2 1 Y 8 BIOS Battery Type BR2032 2404028 7 1 Y Table 9 11 Back End parts ITEM PART NAME PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY FRU THIS SYSTEM CONTAINS THE...

Page 714: ...E10 BASIC SERVICE MANUAL 9 30 Section 9 13 Main Power Supply Section 9 13 Main Power Supply Table 9 12 Main Power Supply ITEM PART NAME PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY FRU 1 Main Power Supply Universal AC...

Page 715: ...Digital Video Disc DVD Drive Table 9 13 Printers ITEM PART NAME PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY FRU 1 SONY UP D898DC Black and White Thermal Printer for Ultrasound 5535200 1 Y 2 SONY UP DR80MD Medical Gra...

Page 716: ...PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY FRU 1 Power Cord 110V for Canada USA 2388982 1 Y 2 Power Cord for UK 5182816 1 Y 3 Power Cord for South Africa 5408183 1 Y 4 Power Cord for Argentina 5182942 1 Y 5 Power C...

Page 717: ...1 Y 11 Power Cord for India 5182611 1 Y 12 Power Cord for Italy 5182940 1 Y 13 Power Cord for Brazil 5399665 1 Y 14 Power Cord 220V for EU 2327990 1 Y Table 9 15 Mains Power Cables 2 of 2 Continued IT...

Page 718: ...007 1EN REV 1 LOGIQ E10 BASIC SERVICE MANUAL 9 34 Section 9 16 Internal Cables Section 9 16 Internal Cables Contents in this section 9 16 1 LOGIQ E10 Cables on page 9 35 9 16 2 Main Power Supply cable...

Page 719: ...ATE SVIDEO OUT SCAN CONVERT HDMI OUT NETWORK USB3 PORT 1 USB3 PORT 2 BW PRINTER OPTIONAL USB PWR CTRL VPD V U 3 3V 5V I J K L M XYZ CONTROLLER CONTROL H G 48vdc 24vdc OP PANEL GEL WARMER TEMP CONTROL...

Page 720: ...bles 9 16 1 LOGIQ E10 Cables cont d Table 9 17 XYZ Motor Brake Control cables ITEM PART NAME PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY FRU 1 Cable ECB USB to XYZ Controller 5194492 22 Cable N 1 Y 2 Cable XY Lock 53...

Page 721: ...C 5737007 Cable O 2 Y 5 Cable ECB USB3 to Rear I O 5737395 Cable J 1 Y 6 Cable ECB HDMI to Rear I O 5746116 Cable M 1 Y 7 Cable ECB Network to Rear I O 5746117 Cable L 1 Y 8 Cable Power Backplane to...

Page 722: ...Cable RCA Audio BEP to Silver Flute Subwoofer 5194498 2 Cable P 1 Y 17 Cable Power ECB to GPU 5761667 Cable CC 1 Y 18 Cable USB ECB to Rear IO 5194492 23 Cable K 1 Y 19 Cable USB OP Bulkhead FREY 5248...

Page 723: ...ection 9 17 Probes Table 9 19 Supported Probes 1 of 5 PROBE CATALOG NUMBER PART NUMBER COMMENTS MINIMUM SOFTWARE REQUIRED IC5 9 D H40442LK 5499592 R1 x x or later L8 18I D H40452LL 5499594 R1 x x or l...

Page 724: ...es C1 6VN D H40472LW 5476279 R1 x x or later C2 9VN D H40472LY 5488219 R1 x x or later C3 10 D H40482LB 5493012 R1 x x or later M5Sc D H44901AE 5446030 R1 x x or later Table 9 19 Supported Probes 2 of...

Page 725: ...pter 9 Renewal Parts 9 41 ML6 15 D H40452LG 5499600 R1 x x or later L2 9 D H44901AI 5765796 R1 x x or later L2 9VN D H44901AJ 5765797 R1 x x or later Table 9 19 Supported Probes 3 of 5 Continued PROBE...

Page 726: ...ater ML4 16VN D H44901AL 5763594 R1 x x or later 6Tc RS H45551ZE 5729431 Included with H46402LW R1 x x or later RS DLP Adapter H46352LK 5444874 Included with H46402LW to be used with H45551ZE R1 x x o...

Page 727: ...LC H46422LP 5505702 LC Longer Cable R1 x x or later C2 7VN D H46422LN 5505701 R1 x x or later P2D H4830JE TE100024 R1 x x or later RIC5 9 D 4D KTZ304111 KTZ303987 R1 x x or later RAB6 D H48681MG KTZ30...

Page 728: ...tion 9 18 Options Section 9 18 Options Table 9 20 Options 1 of 4 ITEM PART NAME PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY FRU 1 Right Bin 5758404 1 Y 2 Left Bin 5758402 1 Y 3 Single Bin 5738020 2 Y 4 DC4D Assembly...

Page 729: ...UAL Chapter 9 Renewal Parts 9 45 6 Cover 4DMC Assembly 5761216 1 Y 7 Shear Wave Module 5728716 1 Y 8 DVD Assembly 5305921 6 1 Y 9 Patient IO Module III RoHS GB200010 2 1 Y Table 9 20 Options 2 of 4 Co...

Page 730: ...1 Battery Pack 5450061 2 Y 12 Probeholder Insert for 4D Probe Onyx Black 5307472 2 1 Y 13 Cable 24V Power Main PS to BW Printer 5758058 Cable V 1 Y 14 HP Officejet Pro 8210 Printer 5763696 1 Y Table 9...

Page 731: ...Rear I O Assembly with S video 5750365 2 1 Y 16 DriveBay2 System Electronics Unit 5459862 1 Y 17 V Nav Drive Bay 3D Tracking System Mid Range Transmitter Assembly 5457453 1 Y 18 Stand for Tru3D Transm...

Page 732: ...es used in a Veterinary Environment ITEM PART NAME PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY FRU 1 Back Cover Label 5789698 1 Y 2 GE Care_system Id Label 2112014 2 1 Y 3 Side Cover Vet Label 5790735 2 Y 4 AFU Vet S...

Page 733: ...used on the LOGIQ E9 Figure 9 2 Box 1 of P N 5310019 2 Hardware Kit Table 9 22 Box 1 of P N 5310019 2 Hardware Kit Compartment Contents Number Thumbnail Contents Where Used 1 Flat Washer ISO7089 M3 St...

Page 734: ...es Removable trackball ground lead 12 External Toothed Lock Washer DIN 6797A M5 Spring Steel Zinc Plated RoHS Fastener XY Mech Z Mech 13 Internal Toothed Lock Washer DIN 6797J M3 Spring Steel Zinc Pla...

Page 735: ...0 Grade 8 Steel Zinc Plated RoHS Fastener Rod assembly 25 Phillips Pan Head Screw ISO 7045 M3 0 5 X6mm Long Grade 4 8 Steel Zinc Plated RoHS Fastener XYZ MC printer bracket 26 Phillips Pan Head Screw...

Page 736: ...RoHS BEP5 MB 67 Plastic snap rivet Black Hole 4 1 to 4 2mm Thickness 4 5 to 5 5mm BEP5 fan 68 Cross Recessed Pan Head Tapping Screw ST 4 2 X 13mm Long Steel Zinc Plated RoHS Fastener Palm rest 69 Cros...

Page 737: ...LOGIQ E10 BASIC SERVICE MANUAL Chapter 9 Renewal Parts 9 53 75 Custom Divider Series StowAway Utility Box Hardware kit box Table 9 22 Box 1 of P N 5310019 2 Hardware Kit Compartment Contents Number Th...

Page 738: ...8mm Long Zinc Plated Steel_RoHS Fastener Bracket CW filler EMI cover PCI express cable BEP5 door ground lead on arm adapter removable fan tray side cover 33 Freedriv Cross Recessed Pan Head Machine Sc...

Page 739: ...nter bracket 43 Freedriv Cross Recessed Pan Head Machine Screw_M5 0 8_ X16mm Long Zinc Plated Steel_RoHS Fastener Cable hook bumper rear cover rear LCD mount lock assy 44 Freedriv Cross Recessed Pan H...

Page 740: ...exalobular Socket Pan Head Screw_ M6 1_X45mm Long_Steel 8 8 Zinc Plated Blue_ RoHS Fastener Bulkhead plate 55 Hexagon Socket Head Cap Screw M6 1 X16mm Long Grade 8 8 Steel Zinc Plated RoHS Fastener Z...

Page 741: ...Long Grade12 9 Steel Black Oxide RoHS Fastener Rear caster 62 Hexagon Socket Head Cap Screw M12 1 75 X40mm Long Grade12 9 Steel Black Oxide RoHS Fastener Targa back 75 Custom Divider Series StowAway...

Page 742: ...DIRECTION 5750007 1EN REV 1 LOGIQ E10 BASIC SERVICE MANUAL 9 58 Section 9 20 Hardware Kit This page was intentionally left blank...

Page 743: ...n this manual Table 10 1 Contents in Chapter 10 Section Description Page Number 10 1 Overview 10 1 10 2 Why do Maintenance 10 3 10 3 Maintenance Task Schedule 10 4 10 4 System maintenance 10 7 10 5 To...

Page 744: ...IQ E10 The grounding points must be used when an ESD is used during servicing of the LOGIQ E10 Any unpainted or coated metal surface that is grounded to the Base Casting chassis the Card Cage the Fram...

Page 745: ...Assurance In order to gain accreditation from organizations such as the American College of Radiology USA it is the customer s responsibility to have a quality assurance program in place for each Ult...

Page 746: ...entative has an in depth knowledge of your Ultrasound System and can best provide competent efficient service Contact GE for coverage information and or price for service The service procedures and re...

Page 747: ...ters brakes and swivel locks as well as side door foot rest front and rear handle and monitor holder Remove Dust and Coupling gel Mobile Unit Check Daily Control Console movement Check Translation Rot...

Page 748: ...Checks Check axial and lateral resolution see Basic User Manual Technical specifications Check Gain and TGC changes vary the focus and check reaction on screen Check deviation of brightness in the US...

Page 749: ...nd verify that all fans and peripherals turn on Watch the displays during power up to verify that no warning or error messages are displayed Where applicable confirm that the battery is charged If no...

Page 750: ...on page 8 6 Table 10 4 Tools Supplies and Equipment Item Comments Digital Volt Meter DVM Anti Static Kit Typically includes antistatic mat wrist strap and ground cable Anti Static Vacuum Cleaner If av...

Page 751: ...e Where applicable verify basic 3D Mode operation Check the basic system controls that affect this mode of operation 6 RealTime 4D Mode Where applicable verify basic RealTime 4D Mode operation Check t...

Page 752: ...ve s read write properly Clean if necessary 2 B W Printer Verify hardcopy output of the B W video page printer Clean heads and covers if necessary 3 Color Printer Verify hardcopy output of the Color v...

Page 753: ...nd TGC lights 9 LCD Inspect the LCD Display for scratches and bad pixels Verify proper operation of Contrast and Brightness controls Where applicable confirm that the LCD arm allows swivelling the scr...

Page 754: ...w to use it Section 10 7 Electrical Safety Tests 10 7 1 Overview NOTE For all instructions in the Electrical safety tests section in case of using a UPS un interruptible power supply the terms outlet...

Page 755: ...of strain relief and cable clamps Locate and examine all associated transducers Inspect the cables and strain relief at each end Inspect the transducer enclosure and lens for cracks holes and similar...

Page 756: ...case of unexplainable abrupt changes of safety test results consult experienced authorized service personnel or GE for further analysis Table 10 9 Leakage current limits for Ultrasound system operati...

Page 757: ...ESI 1993 or IEC 60601 or AS NZS 3551 Limits Probe Type Measurement BF 5 0 mA 5000 A CF 0 05 mA 50 A Table 10 12 Equipment Type and Test Definitions Applied Parts AP Parts or accessories that contact...

Page 758: ...posed protectively earthed metal parts of the case The ground wire resistance should be less than 0 2 ohms Reference the procedure in the IEC60601 1 CAUTION Electric Shock Hazard The patient must not...

Page 759: ...is connected to parts of the equipment easily contacted by the user or patient Measurements should be made under the test conditions specified in Table 10 9 on page 10 14 Table 10 10 on page 10 14 as...

Page 760: ...ipment under test power cable into the receptacle on the panel of the meter 3 Connect the meter to an accessible metal surface of the scanner using the cable provided with the meter 4 Select the Chass...

Page 761: ...nts should be recorded from multiple locations for each set of test conditions The actual location of the test probe may vary by Ultrasound system Table 10 13 Typical data format for recording enclosu...

Page 762: ...y touching some other grounded surface Measurements should be made under the test conditions specified in Table 10 9 on page 10 14 Table 10 10 on page 10 14 as applicable For each combination the oper...

Page 763: ...Consult the manufacturer s user manual of the Safety Analyzer that will be used to perform the tests Measurements should be made under the test conditions specified in Table 10 9 on page 10 14 Table...

Page 764: ...Isolated patient lead source leakage lead to lead Select and test each of the ECG lead positions except ALL on the LEAD selector testing each to the power and ground condition combinations found in T...

Page 765: ...Patient Auxiliary leakage function on the meter NOTE Consult the manufacturer s user manual of the Safety Analyzer Test opening and closing the ground with the scanner on and off as indicated in Tabl...

Page 766: ...Plug the equipment under test power cable into the receptacle on the panel of the meter 3 Connect the ECG cable to the scanner and the Patient leads to the analyzer 4 Select the Lead isolation or mai...

Page 767: ...Leakage Current The most common method of measuring probe leakage is to partly immerse the probe into a saline bath while the probe is connected to the Ultrasound system and active This method measure...

Page 768: ...with a grounding probe from the test meter to complete the current path NOTE The Saline solution is a mixture of water and salt The salt adds free ions to the water making it conductive Normal saline...

Page 769: ...9 on page 10 14 Table 10 10 on page 10 14 as applicable Table 10 16 Typical data format for recording probe source leakage CAUTION Equipment damage possibility Never switch the Polarity or the status...

Page 770: ...lectrical anode in saline solution The patient applied part of the probe is immersed into the saline solution Measure current flowing in the circuit leakage current As a minimum tests according to IEC...

Page 771: ...l from probe to probe Other variations will result from differences in line voltage and test lead placement The maximum allowable leakage current for body surface contact probe differs from an inter c...

Page 772: ...s Too Much Leakage Current 10 8 5 ECG Fails Inspect cables for damage or poor connections 10 8 6 Ultrasound Equipment Quality Check EQC and IQC GE employees can download and use the latest version of...

Page 773: ...17 Electromagnetic Compatibility EMC 1 31 Electrostatic Discharge Warning 1 32 EMC 1 31 EMI 1 31 Limitations 2 6 Protection 3 15 Environmental Conditions Probes 2 8 ESD 1 32 External Peripherals 3 36...

Page 774: ...Connector Usage Functional Checks 4 17 Product Icons 1 10 1 17 Purchaser Responsibilities 2 9 R Receiving and Unpacking the Equipment 3 4 Recycling Information Packing Materials 3 11 Reject Optimizing...

Page 775: ...DIRECTION 5750007 1EN REV 1 LOGIQ E10 BASIC SERVICE MANUAL Index 3 W Warnings and Cautions 1 18 Width of LOGIQ E10 3 16 Worksheet for DICOM Network Information 2 14...

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