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4. Cut cable tie holding wires together.
5. Disconnect the bed power cord connector (
A
) from the PC Board power cord connector (
B
).
Note the connecting position of the connectors, white wire opposite white wire, black
opposite black.
6. Remove locknut (
C
) holding the power cord ground wire (green) (
D
) to the head end casing.
Note position of the ground wire among the others. Remove wire.
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Replace the power cord ground wire exactly at the same position it was before being
removed.
7. Use pliers to squeeze the strain relief bushing (
E
) and remove it from its location by pulling
the cable from under the head end casing. Remove bushing from cable.
8. Remove connector (
A
) from end of power cord to remove power cord from head end casing.
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N
O
O
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E
Do not install connector before having inserted the power cord extremity in the head end
casing through the orifice provided. Remember that the connector does not pass through
the orifice provided for the power cord.
9. Remove defective power cord.
10. Reverse the above steps to install replacement power cord.
11. Test power cord for proper operation before returning bed to service.
4.11 NIGHT LIGHT SYSTEM COMPONENT REPLACEMENT
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The following procedure aims at troubleshooting and replacing a defective part in the
photoelectric night light assembly.
1. Raise bed to maximum elevation and lock casters.
2. Put the head side-rails in the down position and raise the foot side-rails.
3. Raise the Knee Gatch to the high position.
4. Unplug the power cord from the wall receptacle.
5. Remove the head panel.
6. Manually lift and fold the foot section back towards the head end of the bed (see figure 4.1
in Appendix B).
7. Remove night light located on the left rail at the foot end of the bed (see fig. 4.11, page 37).
8. Check bulb and replace if necessary with a 120V, 7W type bulb and/or check that bulb is
correctly inserted into the socket. Plug night light into a 120V wall power receptacle and
mask the photoelectric cell. Does the bulb light up?
NO:
Proceed to step 9.
YES:
Plug night light back into bed socket.
Does night light work properly when plugged back to bed and photo cell masked?
NO:
Proceed to step 9.
YES:
End the procedure.
9. Replace photoelectric night light with a new 120V, 7.5W max. type and test on a 120V wall
power receptacle for proper functioning. Plug night light back into bed socket.
Does night light work properly when plugged back to bed and photo cell masked?
NO:
Proceed with step 10.
YES:
End the procedure.
10. Remove night light from the bed socket.
11. Use the necessary equipment for proper static protection (see "Static Discharge
Precautions, page 8).
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