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COMPACT 7600 Periodic Maintenance, 00-878852-01

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4.4 Inspect/Adjust System Power Supply Voltages

WARNING Electrical circuits inside the equipment use voltages that are capable of causing serious

injury or death from electrical shock. Use appropriate precautions.

1. The power supplies for the system are located in a perforated metal enclosure on the left side of

the generator cabinet. There are two separate power supplies in the enclosure.

2. Locate the output voltage wire bundle coming from the top power supply (NG1). This wire

bundle exits the enclosure on the left side and has a 15-pin connector on the end of the bundle.
The 15-pin connector is designated as P1. Measure the voltages listed below and record them on
the PM Form.

GND

To

Adjust

Voltage

Tolerance

P1-2

P1-5

Not Adjustable

+5V

±

0.5V

P1-2

P1-4

Not Adjustable

+24V

±

1V

P1-2

P1-1

R39

+16V

±

1V

P1-11

P1-10

Not Adjustable

+16V

±

1V

P1-11

P1-13

Not Adjustable

+5V

±

0.5V

3. Locate the output voltage wire bundle coming from the bottom power supply (NG2). This wire

bundle exits the enclosure on the left side and has a 9-pin connector on the end of the bundle.
The 9-pin connector is designated as P2. Measure the voltages listed below and record them on
the PM Form.

GND

To

Adjust

Voltage

Tolerance

P2-2

P2-1

R39

+5V

±

0.5V

P2-2

P2-4

Not Adjustable

+12V

±

1V

P2-2

P2-5

Not Adjustable

-12V

±

1V

4.5 Measure Line Voltage Regulation

1. Measure the AC line voltage at the wall receptacle.

NOTE: In the next step the voltage measured at the wall receptacle will drop immediately after the

exposure is terminated. Read the meter at this time.

2. Measure the line voltage at the wall receptacle again while making a radiographic exposure (80

mAs @ 110 kVp).

3. Calculate the percentage line voltage regulation using the following formula and record the

results on the Installation Report/Checklist.

 100 X 

Vn -  V1

V1

4. If the results above do not fall within the range of 0 to 8 percent, the hospital should be informed

that an in-house wiring problem exists. (This problem results in a violation of a provision of the
Federal Performance Standards 21 CFR 1020.30)

where:Vn = No load voltage
Vl = Max load voltage

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Summary of Contents for COMPACT 7600

Page 1: ...Maintenance Procedure 00 878852 01 Used and Refurbished C Arms are Available from www SharpMedical com Call us at 800 969 9800 An Independent C Arm Service Provider This PDF provided for research his...

Page 2: ...ne who is not specifically trained or authorized by OEC Medical Systems Inc to work on the COMPACT 7600 System The contents of this procedure are believed accurate at the time of publication However c...

Page 3: ...996 Initial Engineering Release Rev 2 01 Aug 1996 Added fast stop button operational check Rev A 01 Aug 1996 Manufacturing Release Used and Refurbished C Arms are Available from www SharpMedical com C...

Page 4: ...riodic Maintenance 00 878852 01 Used and Refurbished C Arms are Available from www SharpMedical com Call us at 800 969 9800 An Independent C Arm Service Provider This PDF provided for research histori...

Page 5: ...4 5 Measure Line Voltage Regulation 3 4 6 Perform System Functional Test 4 5 Generator Accuracy Verification Calibration 6 5 1 Verify X Ray Calibration 6 5 2 Perform X Ray Calibration 6 6 Radiographic...

Page 6: ...riodic Maintenance 00 878852 01 Used and Refurbished C Arms are Available from www SharpMedical com Call us at 800 969 9800 An Independent C Arm Service Provider This PDF provided for research histori...

Page 7: ...Serious injury and property damage can result from incorrectly performed service procedures Observe all operating and safety procedures contained within this manual CAUTION The procedures in this sec...

Page 8: ...1 Mechanical Checks In the steps below check for ease of movement without excessive play 1 Check the Locking Pedals of the system for proper operation Lock the system in place by pressing the locking...

Page 9: ...and has a 9 pin connector on the end of the bundle The 9 pin connector is designated as P2 Measure the voltages listed below and record them on the PM Form GND To Adjust Voltage Tolerance P2 2 P2 1 R3...

Page 10: ...button and verify that the system produces pulsed x rays and that an image appears on the monitor 4 Press the Snapshot button repeatedly and verify that the LED turns on and off With Snapshot active...

Page 11: ...the image rotates to the normal orientation and automatically stops 13 Press the Thorax Surgery button repeatedly and verify that the LED turns on and off With Thorax Surgery active LED on take an x r...

Page 12: ...n of the Generator Accuracy Verification fails to meet specifications proceed to section 5 2 Perform X Ray Calibration of the PM procedure TEST TECHNIQUE KV TOLERANCE MA TOLERANCE Manual Fluoro 60kV 5...

Page 13: ...section are designed to ensure compliance with the 10 0 R minute entrance exposure limitation set by the Bureau of Radiological Health BRH Refer to the MA CALIBRATION section of the COMPACT 7600 Servi...

Page 14: ...ntenance 00 878852 01 8COMPACT 7600 Pe Used and Refurbished C Arms are Available from www SharpMedical com Call us at 800 969 9800 An Independent C Arm Service Provider This PDF provided for research...

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