Topcon OC-2200 User Manual Download Page 10

 

 

 
 

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TROUBLE SHOOTING

 

 

If  the  chair  malfunctions  or  is  inoperative,  perform  the  following  checks  prior  to  seeking 
assistance. 
1. 

Check to see that all connector cords and/or cables are securely connected. 

2.

 

Replace any blown fuses. 

 

Fuse Replacement 

 

WARNING: Do not attempt fuse replacement without first disconnecting the

chair from the power source.

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WARNING: Any service and/or repairs (other than replacement of the two exter-

nal fuses) shall be performed only by a qualified technician.

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The main power fuses are located in the rear of the base assembly in the LH side plastic shroud. 
Unplug  the  chair  from  the  AC  power  source.  Twisting  the  fuse  cap  counter-clockwise  and 
simultaneously pressing down easily replace the fuses. Carefully remove the fuse and check for 
breaks  in  the  filament  or  for  any  corrosion  at  the  ends.  If  in  doubt,  test  the  fuses  with  an 
Ohmmeter.  Obtain  replacement  fuses  at  a  hardware/electronics  store  if  it  they  are  damaged  or 
blown. Once the fuse has been properly inspected or replaced, place it into the cap and re-install 
it by turning the cap clockwise and pressing down simultaneously. Note: If the fuse cap is not 
fully inserted the unit will not function. 

 

Fuse Rating Table

 

 

Location 

Fuse 

100~120 Volt 

220~240 Volt 

Base Shroud 

Primary 

5A 250 v - SB 

3A 250 v - SB 

Base Shroud 

Secondary 

5A 250 v - SB 

3A 250 v - SB 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

If problems persist, call your dealer or Topcon for assistance. 

Topcon Medical Systems, Inc. 

37 West Century Road 

Paramus, NJ 07652 

800-223-1130 

www.topconmedical.com

 

Summary of Contents for OC-2200

Page 1: ...i...

Page 2: ...ient in a safe condition if a malfunction occurs After Operation Never disconnect any plugs by pulling on the cable Doing so may cause damage to the internal connections If the chair has been idle for...

Page 3: ...ctions 3 3 5 Power Up 4 4 0 OPERATION 4 4 1 Elevation Control 4 4 2 Recline Control 4 4 3 Swivel Brake Operation 4 4 4 Armrest Retraction 4 4 5 Headrest Position 5 4 6 Footrest Retraction 5 5 0 ADJUST...

Page 4: ...rest Height 3 5 89mm 1 5 38mm Full Recline Length 75 1905mm Mode of Operation Continuous Use Type of Protection Class 1 protection Against Electrical Shock Ingress of Water Protection Ordinary Protect...

Page 5: ...es F 23 to 54 Degrees C Relative Humidity Range 30 to 95 Atmospheric Pressure Range 10 1 to 15 4 psi 700 to 1060 hPa Acceptable Storage Time in operating environment 5 years in extreme environment 20...

Page 6: ...appropriate wall outlet or into the ophthalmic stand 2 Connect the chair control cable to the ophthalmic stand and check the vertical movement of the ophthalmic chair 3 4 Alternate Connections When th...

Page 7: ...t of the manual recline ophthalmic chair model OC 2200 is made by pressing the appropriate arrow button on the membrane switch located at the side of the back or with an optional footswitch The chair...

Page 8: ...ng tension Clockwise for more tension counter clockwise for less tension Adjust the clamp tension so that the clamp locking handle closes easily and the pivots at each end of the clamp are secure Repe...

Page 9: ...snap ring off which holds the release button into the membrane switch Remove the membrane switch from the back casting Next remove the switch blank from the opposite side of the back casting and inst...

Page 10: ...ounter clockwise and simultaneously pressing down easily replace the fuses Carefully remove the fuse and check for breaks in the filament or for any corrosion at the ends If in doubt test the fuses wi...

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