MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES
1.
Unplug or disconnect the table from the AC mains.
2.
Starting from the base of the unit examine all harnesses and wires for
evidence of cracking, insulation displacement, fraying or other loss.
Determine the seriousness of any such damage and consider
replacement parts.
3.
Check the integrity of fasteners that keep wires and cables in place.
4.
Check that bolts, nuts, thumbscrews, screws and other hardware
items are secure.
5.
Undo the locking mechanisms on the wheels and move the table
upon the floor in all four directions to insure mobility of the wheel
casters. Relock in position.
6.
Note any lubricant leakages or stains that may have arisen onto or
from bearing surfaces.
7.
Using a cloth and an industrial cleaner containing alcohol wipe down
surfaces which may have received patient exposure and/or contact.
Wipe down all horizontal surfaces twice.
8.
Insure that all labels are firmly in place and are not starting to be
frayed or faded. If found, replace such labels with ones ordered from
the manufacturer.
9.
Using a commercial vinyl cleaner and/or preservative clean and
cosmetic the vinyl top. Use the cleaner on all exposed sides insuring
that all elements of grease and grime are removed. Take care to
include seams and cracks, sides and every surface that can be
reached by a cloth held in the hand.
10.
Wipe down the power cord using a damp cloth or sponge. Let dry.
11.
Reconnect the table to AC mains.
12.
Using the provided control unit(s) translate the table through all
its movements, taking each movement in sequence. Do not activate
simultaneous movements. Retain the UP-DOWN movement, if
provided, as the last procedure.
13.
Listen for unusual noises during the operation of the table. Note any
clicks, snaps or loud scratching, scraping, growling or other noises.
14.
Wait 5 minutes for the safety circuits that monitor duty cycle to
re-sync. This is an internal feature and is related to power cycles
in each motor assembly.
15.
Check under the table base for captive debris and in general
examine the control and movement rods for evidence of
lubrication leaks.
16.
If provided, fill out the Maintenance Schedule.
Morgan MEDesign
, Inc. - Maintenance ~ Service Manual BASIC-ONE -
2005 Page 2
