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Wiring Diagram
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RX RE-215.051.01.03.02 English
Replaces: RX R8-215.051.01.02.02 05.96
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Table of content
Table of content
Overviews
Block diagram systemcable-fuses ............
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List of boards I Measunng points ............... ...................................................................... 40
Functional diagrams
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Power supply..........................................................
Control system (DI) .....................................................................................................110
Display and user bmons (D3).........................................................................................120
Capacitor charger and capaciror bank (D7) 130
lnverter and high tension transformer (D13) ............................................................. 140
k v and mA diagrams 1...........................................141
Anode rotation (D4)......................................................................................................... 150
Filament hetaing (D4) ................................................................................................... 160
Turnplale control (D4) .................................................................................................. 170
Lamp control (134) ........................................................................................................... 180
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Notes on block diagram
m e Mock diagram suppcrts tmubleshooting on board level. no1 on component Ievel.
The function on D l . control board. described in sheet wiih number above 110shom the common funciion of hard and
software.
The circuits are only models and do no1necessarily exist physiially.
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List of boards 1 Measuring points
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bi ~ontrolboard 6167022 x037E 20. 100. 110. 120.130.
140. 150,IM). 170.180
'D3 D i l a y board 6167170 X037E 20.100.110. 120.180
jn4) Rolation. ¡"verter, íilament. 6077106 X037E 20.
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iamp and (urnplale board ' 1 1 1170. 180
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kv and mA diagrams
Calculating mAs
m& = cunenl x exporure time
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SIEMENS
Service Instructions
From serial No. MOBILETT Plus; 2050
MOBILETT Plus E; 10 001
Register: 5
RX R8-215-061.01.03.02 English
Replaces: RX R8-215-061.01.02.02 03.96
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Symbols
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** Checks and adjustments requirin X ray to be switched on are marked
with the radiation-warning symbo? -
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5 The symbol means less or equal to ...
6 Checks marked with this symbol are to beentered into the test certificate
at the end of these instructions!
@ Some parts of these instructions are only required in the USA. These parts
are marked with this symbol. I
The sections marked with this symbol are also avalable in a Siemens I
educational videotape which can be ordered from Siemens customer
service.
S~ernens-Elerna
Solna. Sweden
SPS-MK FIX R8-215-061.01.03.02 MOBILElT Plus IPlus E
63 99 203
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Service Instructions 5
Documents required:
Startup and Adjustment Instructions RX R8-215-033..
Maintenance Instructions RX R8-215-101..
Wiring Diagram X037E
Description of Function RX R8-215-044
Equipment required:
NOTE Tools and facilities needed are specified in respectively section. Read
through the actual instruction and bring then the parts necessary.
The tools and measuring equipment, except for standard installation- and
service tools, are specified and listed in ARTD Part 3.
- Standard service tools
Digital meter
2 channel storage oscilloscope, accuracy k2.5 %
Torque wrench, 1 Nm 3 Nm-
Adjusting gauge 68 47 842 X021E
Dynamometer
Lux meter
Other equipment required:
Rope
Pulley block
Lubrication:
Shell grease 1344 LIEP2 or Shell Calithia EPT2 63 39 723
Shell Tonna oil TX 32-68 60 94 403
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1 .I Safety Notes
When performing work and tests, the following must be observed:
- the product specific safety notes contained in the document,
- the safety notes RAO-000-012.40...... (T1216).
- and the general safety notes contained in Register 2 of the TI binder I
ARTD Part 2 (CD ROM).
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Service Instructions
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2. Trouble shooting
2.1 Display messages
Displayed Mode of Cause Possible reason
messages operation
Err 4. During exposure Measured kV value The deviation can depend on the adapta-
deviates more than
5 kV from selected kV. .
tion.
Measure the kV curve at mesuring
point "HTPEAK", see page 140".
Compare measured curve with the
reference wNe. see page 141".
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At a lame deviation:
Check the filament value, see section
"PO7 - Read-out filament values form
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banery backed RAM': and compare -
with the values in the delivery proto-
col.
Err 5
' During exposure No X-ray tube current. The check starts 0.8 rns after the expo-
The measured tube sure is started and ends at the end of the
current c 5 mA exposure. During faulty conditions the
("MAPOS" < 50 mV). exposure is nomally interrupted earlier by
"Err 3" or "Err 2 3 .
tY
rotation still is too slow or the anode
looses speed, a message will be dis-
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y I played.
<,\d, Demount K64 page 140" during the next
2;: test.
Press the exposure handle to the first
step (preparation) and listen fl the
rotating anode moves during prepara-
tion, see page 150".
Check that following supply voltages
are present on D4, +I 00 V, + I 5 V,
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?q
Err 9 During exposure When measuring the Normally the kV value is Symmetric
kV value, a too large around ground. The permitted deviation
high tension asymrne- is +19.5 kV. This corresponds to HTD
try is detected. being 2.5 W0.5 V
USE 10 Generator ON
The message
The measured single-
tank temperature is
. The generator is too heavily used and
needs to cool off or the generator has
does not interrupt above 55% or below been stored in a too cool room and
a running exposu- 15°C. needs be warmed up before use.
re.
- Too high or too low environmental
temperature.
.
CAL 12 During preparation The stored filament . Check the voltage in the backup
values from the adap- battery. see page 110". The battery
tation is lost. shall have a voltage >2.8 L
CAL 13 Generator ON The voltage supply Check fuse U6 on 08, see page
(60 V DC) to the 160".
filament circuit is
beyond its limits. - Check the filament supply voltage
+60 V DC. see page 160".
CAL 14 Generator ON The vonage in the Check the voltage level in the capaci-
capacitor bank ex- tor bank, see page 130". Measure at
ceeds 360 V measuring points "CAPPOS" and
"CAPNEG" on 07.
- Check fl LED V12 on 0 7 is lit, see
page 130.'. Check all supply voltage
.gq
on D7.
It the voltage is close to 360 V it can
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depend on the charger on D7. If the
transistor in the Buck-converter is
short-circuited, the current will flow
until fuse U8 on 08 blows. Change
the charger unit D7, ii there is a fault
it will result in overvoltage.
CAL 19 Generator ON, but The leakage current in The measurement is made during
before the r a d y the capacitor bank is charging at 150 V DC where the charging
ligM indicator lights too large. is inter~pted during 5 s. If the voitage
UP. drops more than 1.6 V, a message will
be displayed. See also "Err 17".
USE 20 During exposure The exposure release The user has released the switch by.
switch has been mistake.
released during the
exposure. The exposu- A defective contact in the exposure
re is therefore manual- release cablelhandle. Check the
ly inten~pted. function in the exposure release
handle and the :onnections k l l and
k l , see page 1r 0".
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Err 23 During exposure The HT inverter has When the HT inverter lias been interrup-
been interrupted ted more than 3 times, the exposure will
several times, e.g. be interrupted.
over currents.
Faulty inverterlinvetter control
USE 25 Generator ON The calculated load of The value is lost from CMOS memory.
the anode target has See also CAL 31.
been lost.
. Check all supply voltages on D l , see
page 110".
CAL 26 Generator ON The CMOS memory Check all supply voltages on D l , see
can neither be read or page 110".
programmed.
. Check the voltage in the backup
battery (22.8V) and the battery
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CAL 28 Generator ON Afault during program Check that all supply voltages on Dl -
during starlup execution has been are present, see page 11 0".
detected. The program
is inter~pted. - At repeated or remaining "CAL 28":
The ROM circuits where the program
is stored may be defective. Peplace
the software, circuits 172, 166 and 174
on Dl.see page 11 0".
CAL 29 Generator ON The single tank is not - The single tank is missing or is not
correctly connected correctly connected to the cable
harness. 9
- Check that connection K9 on Dl is
connected.
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Err 32
Not used
Err 33
The message is
Generator ON Temporary signal faun
during the program
. Less than three "Err 3 3 messages
can be ignored. At reapeted "Err 3 3
not shown to the execution. messages, please make a rapport
operator. This- containing the customer address. the
message can complaint and a description of the
only be read out office worrl. The rapport can be sent
from the messa- to:
ge history, P08.
TDRX Erlangen
The message i s
only for the
software
- Acknowledge and clear the message
history. The unit can be used as
development. normal ii the message does not
appear frequently.
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Err 35 Generator ON Temporany faun in the Check the supply vokages on D l , see
program execution, page 110".
which was corrected
by the "watch dog". . if the message appeared once it can
depend on a tube arc that disturbed 7
the pmgram execution. At repeated -
" E r r 3 5 the single tank must be
checked according to "Error diagnosis
HT and single tank': in those cases
the function of the single tank is OK
and "Err 35" appears several times.
replace D l .
Err 37 Generator ON, m e error message . Check the supply vonage on D l , see
The message is history is lost. It is page 110".
not shown to the
operator. This
indicated with 0's and
"Err 37".
. Check that the voltage in the backup
batte~yis > 2.8 V and that the b a n e j
message can
jumper is connected, see page 110".
only be read out
from the messa-
ge history, P08. If the message appeared once it can
depend on a tube arc which has
distufbed the program. At repeated
"Err 37"the single tank must be
checked according to section "Enor
diagnosis HT and single tank". In
those cases the function of the single
tank is OK and "USE 37" appears
several times, replace D l .
Err 38 Generator ON The faun statistics is See "Err 37". If "Err 38" is the Only
The message is lost. message in the history memory, it Will
not shown to the not be necessary t o replace D l . These
operator. This statistics are only used in the factory.
niessage can
only be read out
from the messa-
ge history. P08.
PC NodE The switch S:l on This mode is only used for factory
board Dl is set in the purpose. To quit this mode; put switch
wrong position. S1:2 in OFF position.
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themeasured
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22 Trouble-shootingchart
This chart shows the sequence from the start of the generator, the exposu-
re and ends with the developed X-ray film. Potential errors are mentioned
in the function box. Further hints that can be helpful during the trouble
shooting are listed under A-E in section "Trouble-shooting instructions':
Voltage supply
Program run, see
section "PO4 - Display,
led, buzzer test"
Connections
Bunon function
Defective lamp
lamp can be
Lamp bunon
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can be activated1 D
Turn plate buttons
Defective magnet
d ; e a d y lighb71 Load
Charging
equalization
time
'ndicator is 0 Dis~lavedmessage not
,\ / I acknowledged "
Exposure
Display--ss-.
kV-mAs-selection
Exposure time
Heating value
Darkroom
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s27 is the exposure release switch. First step = PREP, second step = EXP
2.2 Trouble-shootinginstructions
A . Look for a small red light to the right at the kV display. The light indica-
tes that the program is in the startup phase.
If there is neither a small red !ight nor text on the display, it indicates
that the voltage supply is missing. Check the mains connection and the
main fuses, see wiring diagram, page 20, K6.
Test the voltage supply to the CPU board and the display board, see
wiring diagram X037E, page 110, and 120.
- Check that the reset LED on D l does not light, see wiring diagram,
page 110, V33. If it is continously lit, there will be an error on board -
Dl.
Check the voltage supply on D l and D3, see wiring diagram, page 110
and 120.
B . Check button functions, see wiring diagram, page 120 and 180.
C . Press the collimator lamp button and listen for a "click" from LR1, see
wiring diagram, page 180.
If a "click " is heard, check the voltag? supply in the lamp bracket, see
MOBILEi7 Plus only
wiring diagram, page 180.
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D Press the turn plate button and checl' if a "click" is heard from MRI anc.
MR2, sea wiring diagram , page 170..If a "click" is heard, check the
voltage in K68:l-2 and compare it with the given referenses in the
wiring diagram. Check also the resistance in the turn-plate magnet, see
wiring diagram, page 170.
E After exposures with high mAs values, the ready light indicator makes
a delay before it lights. The delay is nade to distribute the temperature
in the anode target sufficiently and to allow time for the capacitor bank
to be charged. During startup it can t ~ k e up to 90 s before the ready
light indicator lights. A message will t e displayed if the ready light
indicator does not light up.
To activate the sewice program, put the switch into service position (S1:l -
>ON, on board Dl). This will display the program version:
kV mAs
vEr x.x = Version x.x (depends on software version installed)
Service mode is left by putting the switch to the operating position (S1:l ->
OFF on board Dl). Any eyecuting program will then be aborted.
2.3.4.1 -
PO1 Filament test
kV mAs
FIL tESt = Filament test
kV mAs
PO1 Err22 = Filament preparation error
PO1 Err13 = Filament supply error
kV mAs
PO1 PASS = Filament test in program POI.
2.3.4.2 -
PO2 Rotation test
kV mAs
Rot tESt = Rotation test
kV mAs
Rot 143 = Rotation speed 143 Hz. Normal value 149 Hz.
Min. value 142 Hz.
kV mAs
PO2 Err 6 = Rot~tionerror
kV mAs
PO2 PASS = Ro'ation test passed in program P02.
2.3.4-3 -
PO3 Capacitor bank and charging test
kV mAs
CAP tESt = Capacitor test
During the test, the capacitor voltage is displayed except when the capaci-
tance is shown. The capacitor will first be charged to 350 V, then dischar-
ged to 229 V.
kV mAs
CAP 350 = 350 Volt
kV mAs
CAP 0.31 F = Capacitance 0.31 Farad
kV mAs
PO3 Err"xx" = See actual "xx" in separate displayed message list.
kV mAs
PO3 PASS
2.3.4.4 -
PO4 Display, l e d a n d buzzer test
A. (P04)Display test. Visually check that the display and the LEDs lights
and listen that the buzzer sounds.
D. (P03)Capacitor bank and charging test. During the test is the actual
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voltage in the capacitor bank displayed. If the test is success- -A-
END.If the test B-D are successfully finished the program will be stopped
and thr display will show:
PO5 PASS = The automatic part (A not included) of the tests are
OK.
If there have been an error during the test, PO5 is stopped and the
display will show:
PO5 Error xx = The test result is "not valid . See individual test
programs.
2.314.6 -
PO6 Capacitor formation
(Wiring diagram X037E, page 130)
This program is used only if the unit has been 3ut of operation for a couple
of months or if some capacitors are replaced. . h e capacitors are slowly
charged to 353 V in a controlled sequence. The test program starts with
displaying:
kV rnAs
CAP For = Capacitor formation prograrl
After a short while, starts the program to dispkiy the actual voltage in the
capacitor bank :
kV mAs
CAP 150 = 150 Volt.
Approximately every sixth minute the voltage values is increased. The
charging sequence is increased as follows:
150-250-299-325-337-345-348-351-353 V. At the 353 V level the charging
will continue for another 48 minutes to decrease and stabilize the capaci-
tors internal leakage current. If an error is detected during the formation
program, the program is aborted. When the program is aborted there is a
message beep and a message will be displaysd:
kV rnAs
PO6 ErrPxx" = See actual "xx" in separate message list.
If the formation is successfully finished the display will show:
kV mAs
PO6 PASS = Capacitor formation completed.
Duration: Approximately 100 minutes.
2.3.4.8 -
PO8 Display the message history
The history contains two parts, the first is the appearance number and the
second the actual message. The appearance number will be displayed in
the " k V field. The corresponding message will be displayed in the "mAs"
field. Pressing the "kV +" button will display the next higher number and
corresponding message and vice verse with "kV -".The program starts
with showing the latest message in the history. If there are no messages
the display will show:
kV mAs
0 Error = Message history empty
The latest message has the highest number, for example:
kV
20
mAs
CALI3 =There are total 20 new messages, number 20 is "CAL 13'. *a
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IMPORTANT! Note all messages in the Fhecklist ,protocol for preventive maintenance
including DHHS requirements.
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To leave P08, use the "lamp" button.
2.3.4.9 -
PO9 Clear the message history
Note: When this program is performed, the history will be cleared and empty.
Use program PO8 and note all messages before using program P09.
Activate the program with the "lamp" button. The display shows:
kV mAs
PO9 CLEAr
To clear the message history, press the "mAs +" button for 5 seconds. The
program confirms during four seconds that the clearing is done:
-3
kV mAs
0 Error = Message history empty
After the message the program is aborted.
2.3.4.10 -
P I 0 Fast adaptation
The program is used after an exchange of the singe tank or after a loss of
the values stored in the memory. The user have to make a number of
exposures. From these exposures the generator calculates and stores the
optimized filament values for each kV value.
After the program is activated the user have to press the exposure button
every time the ready light indicator lights. The program starts from a low kV
value and when the actual value is stable, it increases to the next kV
automatically.
3 Service Instructions
Example: kV mAs
40 Ad Pr = Generator in adaptation mode
During the adaptation some messages may appear, most of these can be
ignored since the generator has incorrect filament values. However, check
every message against the message list, and confirm them by pressing the
"kV +"button. When the generator is ready with an adaptation on a kV
value, it continues to the next value. When the adaptation is finished, the
program will stop and the display will show:
kV mAs
P I 0 PASS = Adaptation program completed.
2.3.4.1 1 -
PI1 Backup baffery test
kV rnAs
bAt 3.2 = 3.2 Volt
When the battery voltage is <2.8V the battery needs to be replaced. See
section Replacement of backup battery".
"
kV mAs
P 11 PASS = Battery OK
kV rnAs
Ht tESt = High tension test
To repeat the "exposure" just press the button a second time. The test can
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be stopped by the lamp button.
NOTE During the "exposure" the inverter pulses are fixed and no kV regulation is
active. The capacitor bank has a reduced voltage level during the test. The
voltage is reduced to 150 V during the test.
NOTE When the test is started, i t will take approximately 5 minutes to reduce the
voltage In the capacitor bank. The ready light indicator indicates when the
unit is ready for test.
The main purpose with the test is to check the gate pulses on the transis-
tors in the main inverter. Each time the exposure button is pressed the +
program runs the main inverter for 10 ms. During the test there is no
filament heating or rotation activated and the voltage in the capacitor bank
is < I 0 V. the display shows the following:
kV rnAs
Inv tESt = inverter test
2.3.4.14 -
P I 4 Number of k V steps and upper kVlimit
The program consists of two part, the first part is to select the number of
kV steps and the second part to select a kV limit. When the first part is
finished, the second starts automatically.
The first part, selecting the number of steps:
The program makes is possible to choose between a fixed number of 25
or 49 steps for MOBlLE77Plus and 24 or 47 steps for MOBILE77Plus E.
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The number of steps correspond to Siemens point scale with integer 1
points or half integer. The factory setting is 25 steps for MOBILE77
Plus and 24 steps for MOBILE77 Plus E . To change or check the valid
setting, activate the program with the lamp button.
. Example: kV
25
mAs
StEPS = 25 kV steps selected
Pressing the lamp button stores the currently displayed values and acti-
vates the second part.
Pressing the lamp button stores the currentl!, displayed values and also
leaves the program P14.
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-0 The program makes it possible to set upper mAs limit. The available range
is 0.5 - 200 mAs for MOBILETT Plus and 0.5 - 100 for MOBILETT Plus E.
:?bV
The maximum mAs value is depending on the actual kV but can be limited
further. Selecting a mAs limit, results in that all earlier available higher mAs
values will be blocked and vice versa.
To change or check the highest avilable mAs, activate the program with
the lamp button.
The display shows the selected mAs limit, change with rnAs + or mAs -
buttons.
Example: kV mAs
SEt 100 =The mAs value is limited to 100 mAs
Pressing the lamp button stores the currentiy displayed values and leaves
PIS.
2.3.4.16 -
P16 Show the exposure counter
The program is activated by the lamp button and shows the actual number
of exposures.
Example 1: kV mAs
599 = The number of exposures is 599.
I Example 2: kV mAs
1 15055 = the number of exposures is 115.055.
I NOTE The exposure counter can not be cleared b y any service programThe
value is stored in the CMOS memory. If the backup battery is worn out the I
value might be lost.
Measuring the falling edge of the high voitage (in the measurement point HT on D l board)
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Short falling edge (approx. 50 ps)
Long falling edge (approx. 2 ms)
(Tube arcing)
Observe: The inverter current is always measured with a separate current transfor-
mer between inverter and single tank. The procedure is descriebed in the
training video.
Faulty Image
Defective tube
I what
Replace single tank
HT+ discharges Defective high voltage capacitor (+)
Arcing to ground on plus side
Figures 12 and 13
the cathode
Arcing to ground on minus side
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Figure 11
Abnormal inverter current; e.g. Defective high voltage transformer Replace single tank
triangle shaped HT- discharges Defective diode stick
Defective tube
Figures 14 and 16
Figure 15
Very small tube current Connection K6411 and K6412 Connect K6411 and
(Normal inverter current) reversed on the way between K6412 properly.
(Err 5) D l 3 and single tank.
Full output voltage not Defective high voltage transformer Replace single tank
@tained afler adaptation
Rapid series of voltage peaks Arcing in HT measurement resistor Replace single tank
(increasing voltage) or series resistor
Inverter
current
2Ous/di v
Exposure values: 90 kV 2.0 mAs, "HTPEAK"20 kV/div, Inverter current 100 Aldiv
Fig. 6, "HTPEAK" and inverter current, inverter and single tank normal
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HT on
D1
current
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Exposure values: 40 kV 5 mAs, HT 8 kV/div (200 rn~luiv),I,nve,a,.s ing,elan 100 Aldiv
(only the end of the exposure is shown).
HT on
Dl
1v
/dl v
Inverter
current
Exposure values: 133 kV 5 mAs, HTPOS & HTNEG 2 Vldiv, 20 kvldiv., 200 p l d i v
(only the Gnd of the exposure is shown).
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HTPOS on
D1
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HTNEG
on
D1
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20 U s f d i v
Exposure values: 133 kV 5 mAs, HTPOS & HTNEG 2 Vldiv, 20 kvldiv., 20 pldiv
(only the end of the exposure is shown).
Fig. 11. HT-signal, Arcing between plus and minus side (Defective tube)
Replace single tank.
HTPOS On
2v
Exposure values: 133 kV 5 mAs, HTPOS & HTNEG 2 Vldiv, LO kvldiv., 100 psldiv
CHI
CHZ
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CHI : 20 rnvldiv, (100 Ndiv), 10 pldiv (Inverter current) 1 CH2: 500 mvldiv, 2 0 kVIdiv (HTj-
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current .
be able to keep the total capacitance above the bottom limit when the
message is displayed. Both the capacitor and the fuse must be replaced
according to the following.
- Switch of the generator and disconnect the power plug.
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WARNING: There can still be dangerous residual voltage in the capacitor bank.
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Remove the top cover.
Discharge capacitor bank with S10 (D7), see fig.17.
Wait for 5 minutes before removing the left, right and rear covers.
Measure residual voltage at measuring points, CAPPOS and CAP-
NEG, the voltage must be less than 10 V, see fig.18. If the voltage is
measured to 0 V, the measuring device could be faulty or the cables
between the capacitor bank and CAPPOS, CAPNEG could be dama-
ged. In this case point a - e must be followed to avoid personal injury. .q
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Fig. 18
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Measure the voltage b?tween + and- bars, the voltage must be less
than 10 V.
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Fig. 19. MOBILETT PIUS
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+ bar fposl
Remove the main bars (4), see fig. 21 for MOBlLETTPlus and fig 22 for
MOBILEn Plus E.
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Fig. 21. MOBILEl7PIus
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Fig. 22. MOBILE77 Plus E
Loosen the screws which keeps the capacitor module in place and
remove thc, module.
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WARNING There can be redisual voltage up to 353 VDC. Use insulated tools and do
not touch bars that can be under tension, see fig. 23.
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Remove cap and foam rubber from the capacitor module.
Mesure the voltage in all capacitor rows and check that the voltage
level is the same as on the main bar < I 0 V DC. If a row has a different
voltage from the rest, the fuse will probably have blown. Discharge that
row with R103, see fig. 24.
Check ail rubber membranes through the inspection holes at the top of
the capacitors. If there are cracks or holes in the membrane, the capa-
citor must be replaced.
WARNING Make sure that the potentialdifference between capacitor rows or betweerr
capacitor modules isn? higher than 2 V, before inserting a new capacitor or
a new fuse.
If a the fault cannot be visually found, perform point A - D in the row with a
faulty fuse.
A Remove the fuse and + bar in the faulty row. Wait for 5 minutes.
B Mesure the voltage in all capacitors in that row. The defective capacitor
has lower voltage than the rest.
C Replace both the defective capacitor and the fuse in the faulty row.
D If the fuse has blown and no defective capacitor is found, replace all
capacitors and the fuse in the faulty row. 1
If no m a l f ~ n c t i ~can
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n detected, remount the module and check the
remaining modules according to the instructions above. Start with point
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"Remove cap...".
Remount the main bars, connections and the semi-protection.
All screws and nuts on the upper side of the capacitor module shall be
tightened with a torque of 3 Nm and all screws and nuts on the under
side shall be tightened with a torque of 1 Nm.
Remount the left and right and rear covers.
Set the selected kV step and limit, see section "PI4 - Number of k V
steps and upper k V limit':
Read out exposure counter, see section "PI6 - Show the exposure
counter':
Switch off S1:l on Dl.
. Remount the top cover.
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Never perform work inside the housing when the capacitor bank is
charged or being charged.
. Disconnect the power plug.
Remove the top cover.
Discharge capacitor bank with S10
(D7), see fig. 26.
Wait for 5 minutes before removing
the left, right and front covers.
Measure residual voltage at measur-
ing points, CAPPOS and CAPNEG.
The voltage must be less than 10 V,
see fig. 27.
If the voltage is measured to 0 V, the
Fig.26
measuring device could be faulty or
the cables between the capacitor
bank and ,)APPOS, CAPNEG could
be damag,,?d.In this case point a - e ;T
must be fc llowed to avoid personal
injury. ,
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Remove the protective plate (2), which covers the collimator lamp, by
loosening, do not remove, the screws "B" one turn. Do not touch the
"C","D","E" screws, see fig. 29.
(Fig. 29 D
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Remove the defective lamp and replace it with a new lamp, see fig. 30.
Do not touch the bulb with bare fingers.
(See "List of spare parts':)
Remount the protection plate, tighten the screws "6".
Fig. 31
Fig. 32
Mark the four corners with coins and mark one of the comers with two
coins, see fig. 32.
Set 52 kV, 2.0 mAs on the control panel.
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Trigger an exposure.
- Process the film and measure the deviation b e t ~ e e nthe light field and
the X-ray field. Permissible deviation +I .7 % of SID, see fig. 33.
r l t C 51.7%
SID
B
.D
- s 1.7 %
:;ID
3lD = Source-image
Distance
- - A Light field
X-ray field
Fig. 33
. If the deviation is more than 1.7 %, adjust with :he screws marked C
and D, see fig. 29, to move the light field closer to the X-ray field.
Repeat the check with a new exposure.
If necessary, adjust again until the deviation between the light field and
the X-ray field meet the requirements.
Remount the cover 1, see fig. 28.
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Fig. 36
NOTE When exchanging the collimator, the new collimator shall be positioned
and adjusted so that light field and X-ray field correspond. The adjustment
shall be performedby moving the whole collimator, not only by changing
the position of the collimator bulb.
Fig. 37
Fig. 38
Set 52 kV, 2.0 mAs on the control panel.
SID
B_tD ~ 1 . 7 %
SID
SID = Source-Image
Distance
-- - Light field
x-ray field
Fig. 39
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Repeat the checking procedure and adjustment of the rotary flange
position until the light field to X-ray field is within the.tolerance.
Remount the covers "A" and " B .
Equipment required: Large caliper and a rope. If the parallelism shall be adjusted a ceiling
support is required.
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charged or being charged.
Disconnect the power plug.
Remove the top cover.
Discharge capacitor bank with S10 (D7), see fig. 41.
Wait for 5 minutes before removing the left, right and front covers.
Measure residual voltage at measuring points, CAPPOS and CAP-
NEG. The voltage must be less than 10 V, see fig. 42. If the voltage is
measured to 0 V, the measuring device could be faulty or the cables
between the capacitor bank and CAPPOS, CAPNEG could be dam-
aged. In this case point a - e must be followed to avoid personal injury.
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Fig. 42
a Connect the pewer plug.
b Connect the measuring device
c Switch on S10 on D7. Check that the voltage is increasing.
d Switch off S10. Check that the voltage is decreasing.
e If there is no reading on the measuring device, disconnect the power
plug and check the measuring device.
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4.1 .I Parallelism
The parallelism adjustment y,,, ;I!.\,
affects both the maximum -9 \
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If any adjustment is needed, the single
tank shall be secured in its uppermost
position with a ceiling support, see fig.
.44. After the single tank has been
secured, the two nuts can be loosened
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and the adjustment rod can be turned.
Lock the rod with the nuts and
repeat the control of the parallelism
until it is within the limit. 0.6 mm.
Fig. 45
A
Remove the plas ic plugs, which covers the friction linings, in the col-
umn.
. Loosen the friction lining through the holes in the column, see fig. 46
and the lining in tfie lower link, see fig. 47.
. Check that the arm system does not drop or raise in any position. If
that is the case:
- Adjust the arm system with the adjustment screw, see fig. 48, until it is
in a good balance in all positions. If the arm drops the screw must be
tightened and if il raises the screw must be loosened.
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Lower arm If the lower arm does not keep its position an adjustment must be done,
see fig. 47.
Loosen ihe screw totally.
Retightei the screws until Mere are no play.
Tighten .he screw until the lower arm keeps its position but it shall still
be easy to move.
Remourt the cover.
. . Collimator movement
Remove the I
collimator cover.
Adjust the
collimator move-
ment resistance
with screw (1),
see fig. 51.
Remount all
covers.
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Fig. 51 -
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Equipment required: 2 pieces of wood (50x70~500mm), rope, ceiling support and a protec-
tive mat.
Never perform work inside the housing when the capacitor bank is
charged or being charged. :?
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Disconnect the power plug.
Remove the top cover.
Discharge capacitor bank with S10
(D7), see fig. 52.
Wait for 5 minutes before removing
the left, right and front covers.
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Fig. 52
~djustment
screw
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Loosen the adjustment screw so that the spring pack is loosened and
the nearest part of the spring pack falls down, see fig, 57.
WARNING If the spring pack does not fall down, there is remaining spring p o ~ e r .
Check if the single tank is in its uppermost position, if not raise thr, single
tank to this position. Check also if the adjustment screw is properlv un-
screwd. Do not use any force to get the spring pack down.
Loosen the two large Allen screws (2) and (3) on the end of ths spring
pack. The whole spring pack will then fall down on the floor.
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Flg. 57
Remove the spring pask.
Mount the new spring pack with the two Allen screws (2) and (3) on the
end of the spring pack.
Lift up the spring pack in the front end and check through the hole for
the adjustment screw that the froniof the spring pack with recess is
visible.
Mount the adjustment screw and tighten as much as the spring pack is
kept in position.
Tighten the screws (2) and (3).
Tighten the adjustment screw until the arm and single tank can keep
their uppermost position with the force in the spring pack.
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Equipment required: 2 pieces of wood (50x70~500mm)
The turn plate mechanism must be removed at both adjustment and re-
placement.
Disconnect the power plug.
Remove the top cover.
- Discharge capacitor bank with S10 (D7), see fig. 58.
. Wait for 5 minutes before removing the lefl, right and front covers.
- Measure residual voltage at measuring points, CAPPOS and CAP-
NEG. The voltage must be less than 10 V, see fig. 59. If the voltage is
measured to 0 V, the measuring device could be faulty or the cables
between the capacitor bank and CAPPOS, CAPNEG could be dam-
aged. In this case point a - e must be followed to avoid personal injury.
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Fig. 59
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Remove the tilt bar, see fig. 60
Remove the supporting wheels, placed behind the tilt bar.
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Fig.60
Jack up and block the unit securly 5 cm above the floor. It must be
made properly otherwise the unit might fall down.
Disconnect all cables, ground connection and K68,
according to fig. 61.
. Check all springs for damage and proper attachment, see fig. 62.
Check that the measure between the link and the magnet housing is
49.7 mm. Adjust if necessaly.
The attachment of a new or checked turn plate is carried out in reverse
order.
. Remount the turn plate.
. Remount the shafts.
Remount the bearing rings.
Remount the locking rings.
Connect the ground cable and K68.
Remount the supporting wheels, placed behind the tilt bar.
- Remount the tilt bar.
I Remount the side covers and the rear cover.
Set switch S10 in ON position to charge the capacitor bank.
Remount the top cover.
Connect the unit to the mains and switch it on.
Check the function of the turn plate by pressing one of the turn plate
buttons and turning the unit. Check also that the turn plate returns to
parking position when the button is pressed a second time.
A - Position the unit with the single tank resting on a table, see fig. 63.
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Remove the spring tension by unscrewing the adjustment screw, see fig. 66
Fig. 67
Lift up the supporting fork and remove the single tank. Do not turn the
fork around. The new single tank has to be mounted in the same way
as the old one.
Replace the locking nuts with new nuts enclosed with the new single
tank.
Mount the four screws according to fig. 67.
Connect all electrical connections according to fig. 68.
WH = White
VT = vioiet
OG = Orange
Fig. 68 BN = Brown
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WARNING Danger of personal injury! Check that the arm is properly secured to the
foot with a rope, otherwise the arm can strike out uncontrollable when the
fork and single tank are removed.
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Fig. 72
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The attachment of the new arm cable harness is carried out in reverse
order.
. Connect all wires on the single tank according to fig. 73
WH = White
M = violet
OG = Orange
BN = Bmwn
- Mount the collimator and its wires, but only cover "C".
- Connect all connections and remount all cable clamps and new straps.
NOTE The cabel shall not be stretched to much with the clamps at the means of
attachment. There must be enough slack so that the cabel is not stretched
by the mechanical movements.
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Equipment required: Dynamometer
Disconnect the unit from the wall outlet.
Block up the unit on both sides with 5x5 cm pieces of wood. The
wheels must be able to rotate independently.
Unscrew the screw and remove the rear wheel.
Check the brake linings. If the brake linings are less than 1 m , they
must be replaced, see fig. 74.
Remove the old lining by loosening screw ( I ) , see fig. 74.
Fig. 74
Check that the lining is turned the right way when replaced.
if the braking linings meets the requirements and the unit still lacks braking
power. Check the tension of the brake wire.
- Disconnect the power plug.
Remove the top cover.
- Discharge capacitor bank with S10 (D7), see fig. 75.
- Wait for 5 minutes before removing the left, right and front covers.
- Measure residual voltage at measuring points, CAPPOS and CAP-
NEG. The voltage must be less than 10 V, see fig. 76. if the voltage is
measured to 0 V, the measuring device could be faulty or the cables
between the capacitor bank and CAPPOS, CAPNEG could be darn-
aged. In this case point a - e must be followed to avoid personal injury.
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Fig. 76
a Connect t h power
~ plug.
b Connect the measuring device <m
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c Switch on S'10 on D7. Check that the voltage is increasing. ~/
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Fig. 78
Remove the wheel shaft so that the supporting wheels can be re-
moved.
Mount new supporting wheels and secur the shaft with the locking ring.
Check that the,wheels moves easily.
Remove the wooden piece and let the unit down.
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Equipment required: Large caliper and a rope. If the parallelism shall be adjusted a ceiling
support is required.
Raise the single tank to maximum height and secure it with a ceiling
support, see fig. 80.
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NOTE The means of attachment shall make a weight of 100 kg. At an exchange
of the spring pack all weight will be put on the ceiling attachment.
Important: Do not stand under,the single tank or the arm system during the work that
follows.
Fig. 81
Fig. 82
a Connect the power plug.
b Connect the measuring device
c Switch on S10 on D7. Check that the voltage is increasing.
d Switch off S10. Check that the voltage is decreasing.
e If there is no reading on the measuring device, disconnect the power
plug and check the measuring device.
Fig. 83
Fig. 84
4.8.2.1 Parallelism
The parallelism adjustment affects both the maximum height and the
balance and must therefore be made before any other adjustment of the
arm system.
- Remove all arm and link covers, so that the adjustment rod will be
visible, see fig. 87.
The adjustment rod must always be parallel with the arm. Measure in
both ends of the upper arm according to fig. 87. Also measure the arm
in deflected position and in retracted position. The measures must not
deviate more than 0.6 mm.
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Fig. 87
Fig. 88 Fig. 89
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4.8.2.2 Balance
A
. Remove the plastic plugs, which covers the friction linings, in the col-
umn.
- Loosen the friction lining through the holes in the column, see fig. 90
and the lining in the lower link, see fig. 91.
- Check that the arm system does not drop or raise in any position. If
that is the case:
Adjust the arm system with the adjustment screw, see fig. 92, until it is
in a good balance in all positions. If the arm drops the screw must be
tiahtened and if it raises the screw must be loosened.
screw
Fig. 92
Upper arm If the upper arm does not keep its pos~tionthe adjustment of the friction
lining can be done through the holes ir the cover, see fig. 90.
Loosen the screws totally with a 4 inm Allen wrench.
Retighten the screws until there an! no play.
Tighten the screws parallel until thf upper arm keeps its position but it
shall still be easy to move.
Lower arm If the lower arm does not keep its position an adjustment must be done,
see fig. 91. @
Loosen the screw totally.
- Retighten the screws until there are no play.
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Tighten the screw until the lower arm keeps its position but it shall still
be easy to move.
Remount the cover.