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07/01/2014 PROTEC GmbH & Co. KG, In den Dorfwiesen 14, 71720 Oberstenfeld, Germany

Prognost XPE

Mobile Patient Table

with floating table top and motorized elevation

Technical Description

Ident. Nr. 5032-0-0004

PROTEC GmbH & Co. KG, In den Dorfwiesen 14, 71720 Oberstenfeld, Germany

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Content

page Content ....................................................................................................................... i NOTE ......................................................................................................................... a

Document Effectivity ................................................................................................ a Mechanical - Electrical Warning .............................................................................. b Radiation Warning .................................................................................................... b To the User ................................................................................................................ b Improvement Recommendations ............................................................................ b

1 Equipment Description .................................................................................... 1 1.1 General description .................................................................................................... 1 1.2 Intended Purpose ...................................................................................................... 1 1.3 Features .................................................................................................................... 1 1.4 Specifications ............................................................................................................ 2 1.4.1 Model versions and physical characteristics ....................................................... 2 1.4.2 Attenuation Equivalent of the table top ............................................................... 3 1.4.3 Equipment Classification .................................................................................... 3 1.4.4 Power requirements ........................................................................................... 3 1.4.5 Total weight ........................................................................................................ 3 1.4.6 Transport and stock environment ....................................................................... 3 1.4.7 Operating environment ....................................................................................... 3 1.4.8 Nameplate.......................................................................................................... 4 1.4.9 Standards .......................................................................................................... 4

1.5 Optional Equipment ................................................................................................... 4 1.6 EC Conformity ........................................................................................................... 4 1.7 Equipment components ............................................................................................. 5 1.8 Disposal ..................................................................................................................... 5

2 Installation ........................................................................................................ 6 2.1 Unpacking Functional Check ..................................................................................... 6

3 Functional description ..................................................................................... 7 3.1 Control Elements and Indicators ................................................................................ 7 3.2 Brakes ....................................................................................................................... 7 3.3 Brake for Table top .................................................................................................... 7 3.4 Hand grips (optional).................................................................................................. 7 3.5 Fixing mechanism (optional) ...................................................................................... 7 3.6 Deflector (optional) .................................................................................................... 8 3.7 Side edge guard (optional) ......................................................................................... 8 3.8 Bumper profile (optional) ............................................................................................ 8 3.9 Protection foil (optional) ............................................................................................. 8 3.10 Center stop (optional - not shown -) ........................................................................... 8 3.11 Emergency Stop Switch and Power On indicator ....................................................... 8 3.11.1 Status of indicator lamp ...................................................................................... 9 3.11.2 Acoustic status message .................................................................................... 9 3.11.3 Acoustic and indicator lamp message if drive blocked .......................................10

3.12 Hand Control ............................................................................................................11 3.13 Table top UP and DOWN movement ........................................................................12 3.14 Column synchronization ............................................................................................12 3.15 Adjustment and storage of preferences table heights................................................12 3.16 Reset error and error log ...........................................................................................12 3.17 Labels on head and foot end of table top ..................................................................13

4 Replacement of Components ........................................................................ 14 4.1 Introduction ...............................................................................................................14 4.2 Necessary tools and equipment ................................................................................14

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4.3 Replacement of rollers and ball bearings for floating table top ..................................15 4.3.1 Rollers and ball bearings for longitudinal movement of table top .......................15 4.3.2 Rollers and ball bearings for transverse movement of table top ........................16

4.4 Table top brakes .......................................................................................................17 4.4.1 Table top brake removal and adjustment ..........................................................17 4.4.2 Replacement of brake bowden cable, pressure spring or brake bolts ................18 4.4.3 Table top-Brake release pedal bar ....................................................................20

4.5 Elevating column ......................................................................................................21 4.6 Wheels .....................................................................................................................24 4.6.1 Brake wheels ....................................................................................................24

4.7 Rear side wheels ......................................................................................................24 4.8 Emergency Stop Switch and Power-On indicator ......................................................25 4.9 Hand Control ............................................................................................................25 4.10 Power supply cord ....................................................................................................25 4.10.1 Plug of power supply cord .................................................................................25 4.10.2 Fuse ..................................................................................................................26

4.11 Replacement of fixing mechanism ............................................................................26 4.11.1 Mounting of fixing mechanism position-disk ......................................................27

4.12 Replace of control electronic components .................................................................28 4.12.1 Replace drive controller.....................................................................................29 4.12.2 Replace drive power electronic .........................................................................29 4.12.3 Setting of drive power electronic line voltage input ............................................29

5 Maintenance ................................................................................................... 30 5.1 Introduction ...............................................................................................................30 5.2 Safety Information .....................................................................................................30 5.3 Technical Safety Information .....................................................................................30 5.4 Maintenance schedule ..............................................................................................31 5.4.1 General .............................................................................................................31

5.4.1.1 Cleaning ........................................................................................................31 5.4.1.2 Disinfection ...................................................................................................31

5.4.2 User’s daily maintenance before and during operation ......................................31 5.4.3 Monthly Checks ................................................................................................32

5.4.3.1 Quality Control ..............................................................................................32 5.4.4 Technical safety checks and maintenance ........................................................32

6 Combination with other equipment .............................................................. 32 7 Description of Symbols, Labels and Abbreviations .................................... 33

7.1 Symbols ....................................................................................................................33 7.2 Labels .......................................................................................................................34 7.3 Abbreviations ............................................................................................................35

8 Maintenance check list .................................................................................. 36

Schematics .............................................................................................. 0303 7804 B



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NOTE

The information contained in this document conforms to the configuration of the equipment as of the date of manufacture. Revisions to the equipment subsequent to the date of manufacture will be addressed in service updates distributed to the PROTEC Technical Service Organization.

Document Effectivity

Revision No. Date List of effective pages

Comments

18/06/2007 Original Issue

01 10/10/2007 New version

02 23/01/2008 all UL Label changed, options supplemented

03 15/07/2008 Chapt. 1.4.4, 4.10.2, 4.12

line voltage setting

04 01/12/2010 All Modified address

05 12/08/2011 All Protec Lable

06 01/11/2011 New Lable

07 03/05/2012 New nameplate

08 01/08/2013 Norm change

09 07/01/2014 Technical Safety check interval 2 years


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Mechanical - Electrical Warning

All of the movable assemblies and parts of this equipment should be operated with care and routinely inspected in accordance with the manufacturer's recommendations contained in the equipment Accompanying Documents. Maintenance and service is only to be performed by Customers authorized by Protec GmbH & Co. KG.

Live electrical terminals are deadly. Do not remove flexible high-tension cables from X-ray tube housing or high-tension generator and/or access covers from X-ray generator.

For all components of the equipment protective earthing means must be provided in compliance with the national regulations.

Failure to comply with the foregoing may result in serious or fatal bodily injuries to the operator or those in the area.

Radiation Warning

The component of the equipment described within this Document is part of a system for the intended generation of X-rays for medical diagnosis.

X-rays generate a potential risk for both patients and operators.

For this reason the application of X-rays for a given medical purpose must aim at the minimization of radiation exposition to any persons.

Those persons responsible for the application must have the specific knowledge according to legal requirements and regulations and must establish safe exposure procedures for these kinds of systems. Those persons responsible for the planning and installation of this equipment must observe the national regulations.

To the User

The user of this Document is directed to read and carefully review the instructions, warnings and cautions contained herein prior to beginning operation, installation or service activities. While you may have previously operated equipment similar to that described in this Document, changes in design, manufacture or procedure may have occurred which significantly affect the present operation.

The installation and service of equipment described herein is to be performed by authorized, qualified Protec GmbH & Co. KG Customers. Assemblers and other Customers not employed by nor directly affiliated with Protec GmbH & Co. KG technical services are directed to contact the local Protec GmbH & Co. KG office before attempting installation or service procedures.

Improvement Recommendations

Users of this Document are encouraged to report errors, omissions and improvement recommendations to PROTEC GmbH & Co. KG



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1 Equipment Description

1.1 General description

The Prognost XPE is a mobile, elevating table patient table with floating table top for general radiography in diagnostic human medicine use. It must only be used in medically rooms. Pre-positioning of the table will be performed through wheels. 2 brake wheels are provided at the front side, which grants to fix position of the table. The floating, flat table top of the table is locked in place in the longitudinal and transverse directions by highly effective, foot-operated mechanical brakes. Movement in both directions can be easily released by means of a conveniently placed brake release pedal bar. The easy floating movement of the table top and its wide range of displacement ensure convenient patient positioning directly above the corresponding image receptor. The table top height can be adjusted by a motorized elevation system from 575 to 865 mm table top height. 3 different working heights can be stored and memorized for repeated table heights examination positions. All control elements of the table are easily accessible from the front.

1.2 Intended Purpose

The Prognost XPE is a patient table for examinations with X-ray units (e.g. L/U-arms) for general radiography in diagnostic human medicine use. It must only be used in medically rooms. The Prognost XPE is not suitable for patient transportation. The Prognost XPE is not suitable for use in mobile vehicles or mobile clinic.

1.3 Features

Wide range of applications

Motor driven elevation table for heights from 575 up to 840 mm with smooth start and stop and convenient patient access

Automatic stop at pre adjusted working height

Short installation time due to completely assembled delivery

High reliability

Floating, flat table top of carbon fiber combines high radio transparency with high rigidity

Table top color is pure white.

Long hand grip at the rear side of the table top (optional)

Short hand grips at front side of table top (optional)

Large range of table top displacement for convenient patient positioning

Short table top to image receptor distance

Control elements are arranged for easy access


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1.4 Specifications

1.4.1 Model versions and physical characteristics

Prognost XPE base

Model ID Max. patient weight

H m (inch)

color

7032-X-03XX 230kg (506lb) 0,595 – 0,865 (23.425 – 34.055) RAL 9002

7032-X-13XX 230kg (506lb) 0,595 – 0,865 (23.425 – 34.055) RAL 9003

7033-9-XXXX 250kg (550lb) 0,595 – 0,865 (23.425 – 34.055) RAL 9002

7038-1-17XX 250kg (550lb) 0,595 – 0,865 (23.425 – 34.055) RAL 9003

Table Top versions

Model ID Material L cm (inch)

W cm (inch)

Table top color

7301-0-5900 Carbon 200 (78.74) 75,5 (29.72) white

7301-0-2200 Carbon 226 (88.97) 75,5 (29.72) white

7303-0-1550 Carbon 200 (78.74) 65,5 (25.78) white

7301-0-6000 Basic 200 (78.74) 75,5 (29.72) white

7301-0-6010 Basic 226 (88.97) 75,5 (29.72) white

7301-0-6020 Basic 200 (78.74) 65,5 (25.78) white

Total weight without patient 98 kg (216lb)

Table top transverse movement from center pos. 100 mm (3.937inch) Table top longitudinal movement from center pos.:

2m (78.74 inch) table top 330 mm (12.992 inch)

2,26m (88.976 inch) table top 460 mm (18.110 inch) Distance between stroke columns below table top: 1121 mm Manual table top brake wheels.



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1.4.2 Attenuation Equivalent of the table top

The aluminum attenuation of the table top is typical 0,7 and <0,8 mm Al according to EN 60601-1-3 at 100kV and a first half value of 3,7 mm Al and typical 0,6 and <0,8 mm Al according to 21CFR § 1020-30 (n) at 100 kV and a first half value layer of 2,7 mm Al.

1.4.3 Equipment Classification

The Prognost XPE is a Class I equipment, type B (according to EN 60601-1).

1.4.4 Power requirements

Refer to lable beside to nameplate to identify the actual Line voltage setting of Prognost XPE.

Refer to Chapter 4.12.3 for setting the correct line voltage Line voltage 230 V / 50 Hz Fuses 2x T 1,6A L 250V, 5x20mm Power Cord 3x 1.5 mm² (16AWG), max length 5m (196.85inch) or Line voltage 115 V / 60 Hz Fuses 2x T 3,15A L 250V, 5x20mm Power Cord 3x 1.5 mm² (16AWG), Type SJT or better,

Max. length 5m (196.85inch), with Hospital Grade Line Plug

Colors of conductors shall be in accordance with IEC Publication 227 (Amendment No.1) or with IEC Publication 245.

Blue – Neutral Brown- Phase Green/yellow- Protective earth

1.4.5 Total weight

Approx. 113kg (247lb) Max. patient weight (distributed load) 150 kg (330 lb) or 230kg (506lb) version depending

1.4.6 Transport and stock environment

Temperature range: -10°C to +70°C (5°F to 158°F) Relative humidity range: 10% to 95% (not condensing) Atmospheric pressure range: 500 hPa to 1060 hPa

1.4.7 Operating environment

Temperature range: +10 °C to +40°C (50°F to 104°F) Relative humidity range: 30% to 70% (not condensing) Atmospheric pressure range: 700 hPa to 1060 hPa



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1.4.8 Nameplate

For location of the nameplate refer to Figure 1-1, item 6.

1.4.9 Standards

EN 60601-1 (2006) Medical electrical equipment - Part 1: General requirements for basic safety and essential performance.

EN 60601-1-2 (2007) Medical electrical equipment - Part 1-2: General requirements for basic safety and essential performance - Collateral standard: Electromagnetic compatibility - Requirements and tests

EN 60601-1-3 (2008) Medical electrical equipment - Part 1-3: General requirements for basic safety and essential performance - Collateral Standard: Radiation protection in diagnostic X-ray equipment

EN 60601-1-6 (2010) Medical electrical equipment - Part 1-6: General requirements for basic safety and essential performance - Collateral standard: Usability

EN 60601-2-54 (2009) Medical electrical equipment - Part 2-54: Particular requirements for the basic safety and essential performance of X-ray equipment for radiography and radioscopy

1.5 Optional Equipment

Handle (ID: 7301-0-0610), mounted on the long side of the table in order to ease the patient’s getting on and off

Hand grips (ID: 7303-0-1100), mounted on the long side of the table in order to ease shifting of the table or of the table top

Fixing mechanism (ID: 7303-0-1450), left or right mountable, for moving the table around the corresponding elevating column axis

Deflector (ID: 7303-0-0190), for easier positioning of the table above digital detector

Side edge guard (ID: 03030182), for protection of the detector

Bumper profile (ID: 03030187), for rear accessory rail of table top

Protection foil (ID: 03030184), for internal covers

Center stop (ID: 7519-0-0000), for transverse table top movement

1.6 EC Conformity

This unit is in conformance with the basic requirements of the MDD 93/42 ECC for medical products according article 11 and Annex VII.

The declaration of conformity is available upon request at:



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1.7 Equipment components

Figure 1-1

Description to Figure 1-1:

1: Fastener for brake wheels 8: Short handgrips

2: Table top brake foot-pedal 9: Ready for use indicator lamp

3: Table top 10: Deflector

4: Emergency stop switch 11: Protection foil 5: Hand control + holding device 12: Side edge guard

6: Nameplate, UL and FDA Label (version depending) 13: Bumper profile

7: Long handgrip 14: Fixing mechanism

1.8 Disposal

The Prognost XPE does not contain any toxicological components. It consists mainly out of mechanical parts, some plastic pieces and a few electronic components. For disposal the local and national regulations have to be kept.

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Unlock direction Lock direction

Brake lever

Symbol on top of frame at each end



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In case of doubt contact PROTEC.

2 Installation

2.1 Unpacking Functional Check

Remove all shipping material.

The table is shipped in the lowest table position.

The table is shipped with a German standard type plug. If the plug does not comply with your local standards it has to be replaced against an appropriate type (refer to chapter 3.5).

Insert the plug of the line cable into an appropriate power supply line. The three color indicator lamp next to the STOP switch (Fig. 1-1, item 4) indicates that line voltage is present. If it does not light up, make sure that STOP switch at the front panel is released. To release turn CW

Take Hand control and move table up for about 15 cm.

Synchronize the elevating of the columns according to chapter 3.14

Check function of the STOP switch. Depress switch, green lamp extinguishes. Check also if elevation stops if STOP switch is activated during movement.

Check that elevation stops at upper and lower end positions.



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2 2 3 3

3 Functional description

3.1 Control Elements and Indicators

3.2 Brakes

In order to fix the patient table in all directions, it is fitted with 2 brake wheels at the front, which have to be fixed with a fastener (Fig. 1-1/1) on the left or right side before a patient gets on or off the table top.

3.3 Brake for Table top

By pressing the brake foot-pedal (Fig. 1-1/2) the table top brakes are released. Then the floating table top can be moved manually. Movement of the table top (from the middle):

Transverse direction 100 mm

Longitudinal direction 330 mm (2 m table top)

460 mm (2,26 m table top)

3.4 Hand grips (optional)

As options a long handgrip at rear side of the table top (Fig. 1-1/7) and short hand grips (Fig. 1-1/8) at front side of the table top are available. The hand grips can be removed with tools only. The long hand grip can be used for patient to easier getting ON and OFF the table top. The short hand grips allow more convenient movement of table and table top.

3.5 Fixing mechanism (optional)

As option a left or right mountable fixing mechanism (Fig. 1-1/14) is available. With the fixing mechanism it is possible to position the Prognost XPE accurate in the X-ray examination room and to turn around the according column axis.

Figure 2-1a Figure 2-1b

The Prognost XPE has to be positioned above the floor mounted position-disk (Fig. 2-1a/2), so that the springy-pivot (Fig. 2-1a/3) locks in place into the position-disk (Fig. 2-1a/2) by pressing the fastener according to (Fig. 2-1a/1).



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Pressing the fastener according to (Fig. 2-1b/1) the springy-pivot will loosen (Fig. 2-1a).

3.6 Deflector (optional)

The deflectors (Fig. 1-1/10) at the transverse carriage avoid contact of the u-rail of transverse carriage with detektor housing and consequently facilitate the positioning of the table.

3.7 Side edge guard (optional)

The side edge guards (Fig. 1-1/12) avoid direct contact of detektor housing with the z-angle.

3.8 Bumper profile (optional)

The bumper profile (Fig. 1-1/13) avoids a direct contact of rear accessory rail of the table with the stand or detector support.

3.9 Protection foil (optional)

The protection foil on internal covers (Fig. 1-1/11) increases the slippage at contact with detector housing.

3.10 Center stop (optional - not shown -)

The center stop for transverse movement of table top improves alignment of the table to x-ray tube assembly.

3.11 Emergency Stop Switch and Power On indicator

By depressing the emergency stop switch (Fig. 1-1/4), the controller and the motor for the elevation of the table top are switched off. The emergency stop switch will be released by clockwise rotation. The three color indicator lamp (Fig. 1-1/9) is placed near the emergency stop switch. It indicates that the table elevation controller is ready for use.

Attention

If the emergency stop switch is activated and the Power On indicator is off, the table input power line connector can be still under line voltage. The table is disconnected from power line only by disconnecting the power cord from power line receptacle connector.



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3.11.1 Status of indicator lamp

iIndicator lamp bright green XPE ready for operation table 3.1

Further status messages are displayed with red blinking cycles of indicator lamp

Status red blinking cycle Description Take action

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1x

Overtemperature of power amplifier. Caused by to frequent up and down moving or too heavy patient load.

Cool down unit in standby until red blinking cycle is finished and indicator lamp is bright green again. Reduce patient load

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2x

Drive blocked Remove blocked reason. Call Protec authorized, qualified technical service

3

3x

Drive overload Reduce patient load

4

4x

Unintentional moving down

Reduce patient load. Call Protec authorized, qualified technical service

5

7x

Internal limit switch error Call Protec authorized, qualified technical service

table 3.2

Trouble shooting of Status 3: Cool down unit in standby. Reduce patient load After removing source of fault, reset the status message by pressing the release button (Fig. 1-1/4).

Status 2 and 4 : Call Protec authorized, qualified technical service, if after reset of status message by pressing the release button (Fig. 1-1/4) the failure status is

indicated during next moving again.

3.11.2 Acoustic status message

With all indicator lamp messages (see chapter 3.11.1) an acoustic beeper message is generated.



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Beep cycle Description

2x

General warning

table 3.3

3.11.3 Acoustic and indicator lamp message if drive blocked

Attention!! If during moving one drive is blocked (e.g. collision of table top ), stop motion

and remove blocked reason If drive is blocked and reason not found (e.g. internal blocked drive), stop table

top elevating and call Protec authorized, qualified technical service

If one drive is blocked, an optical indicator lamp message and acoustic warning sound take place (see table 3.2 and 3.3) If after reset of indicator message with release button (Fig. 3-1/6) the drive blocked reason is not removed, the drive in function will move only in direction of the blocked drive, independently if up or down (Fig. 3-1/ 1,2 or 7,8) is commanded. This will prevent inclination of table top. If the difference between both drives is more than 1cm (0.394inch), moving of drives will be disabled. The indicator lamp shows cyclic red flashing and the acoustic beeper warning will become also cyclic peep



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3.12 Hand Control

Figure 3-1

Pushbutton description of the hand control 1 drive table top upwards fast, together with pushbutton 6 2 drive table top downwards fast, together with pushbutton 6 3 memory 1, 2 and 3 for stored heights 4 store, intermediate height 5 push button to drive the table down used in combination with pushbutton 4 for

column synchronization 6 up/down motion-release 7 drive table top downwards slow, together with pushbutton 6 8 drive table top upwards slow, together with pushbutton 6 9 special function: error and error log reset

LED flashes if a key is depressed Note: To move the table top up/down, it is necessary to depress at first the motion-release button (Fig. 3-1/6) before any other motion button (Fig. 3-1/ 1,2,3 or 5). To stop motion it is necessary to release at first the motion button (Fig. 3-1/ 1,2,3 or 5) before the motion-release button (Fig. 3-1/6).

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If not used place hand control into holding device (Fig. 1-1/5).

3.13 Table top UP and DOWN movement

By depressing one of these pushbuttons, ▲▲ , ▲ or ▼▼ , ▼ (Fig. 3-1/1,2 or 7,8) in

conjunction with the motion-release button (Fig. 3-1/6), the table top moves up or down. At end positions the movement stops automatically.

3.14 Column synchronization

At first time, after a long time without usage and at visible heights differences between the column during use the table top controllers must be synchronized. If not synchronized the 2 columns can have different heights and therefore the table top can move automatically to the lower side if the table top brakes are leased. For synchronization depress pushbutton „S“(Fig. 3-1/4) three times and then pushbutton (Fig.3-1/5) in conjunction with the motion-release button (Fig. 3-1/6), to drive the table completely down until both columns stops. The columns elevation controllers are synchronized now.

Attention: Never make column synchronization with patient in position on table top!

3.15 Adjustment and storage of preferences table heights

It is possible to store and memorize three different intermediate table heights to pushbuttons 1,2 and 3. Move table height to desired position. Depress pushbutton “S” (Fig. 3-1/4) three times and then the memory pushbutton 1, 2, or 3 (Fig. 3-1/3). By this the current height is stored to the selected pushbutton. The Storage will be confirmed by a beep. It is recommended that the stored table heights are sequential as e.g for pushbutton 1 the lower height, for pushbutton 2 the medium height and for pushbutton 3 the highest table position. For selection of a stored position, press key 1, 2 or 3 in conjunction with the motion-release button (Fig. 3-1/6) until table top stops.

3.16 Reset error and error log

If an error occurs, the controller stores an error message into internal memory.

Attention! Before deleting an error message, make sure that the error reason is found and

solved! Reset of non-critical errors: Depress pushbutton “S” (Fig. 3-1/4) three times and then the pushbutton (Fig. 3-1/9) Reset of critical errors, e.g. Internal limit switch error, or column difference more than 1cm (0.394inch): Depress pushbutton “S” (Fig. 3-1/4) five times and then the pushbutton (Fig. 3-1/9).



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3.17 Labels on head and foot end of table top

Tabletop made of carbon

Tabletop Basic 200cm


Attention

When the table top is completely moved forwards, backwards, to head or foot end, the maximum permissible load on the outside edges are:

max 100 kg for tabletop made of carbon

max 75 kg for 200 cm table top length Basic

max 60 kg for 226 cm table top length Basic

Otherwise whole table may tilt or can tip over!

For heavier patients move table top to approx. center position before they get ON and OFF the table top

Before a patient get ON or OFF the table, the Prognost XPE brake wheels must be fixed in all directions with brake lever (Fig. 2-1/1)



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4 Replacement of Components

4.1 Introduction

Before service, it is absolutely essential to thoroughly read this chapter.

ATTENTION:

The replacement of components may be performed only by PROTEC Service personal or agents expressly authorized by us.

Installation work must never be performed with the line voltage connected.

For the following descriptions the following terms are used:

4.2 Necessary tools and equipment

Standard metric tools are required. For cleaning use alcohol and a cloth. Additionally required:

Omni-Fit 80 or 100 (screw-glyptal)

Dynamometer to measure brake-force of table top-brake

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REAR

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4.3 Replacement of rollers and ball bearings for floating table top

4.3.1 Rollers and ball bearings for longitudinal movement of table top

Figure 4-1

The floating table top moves longitudinally on four rollers (Fig. 4-2, item 3) in the support rails of the table top, and is guided on its side by four ball bearings (Fig. 4-2, item 2). All rollers and ball bearings are attached to the intermediate frame (Fig. 4-2, item 1). To replace longitudinal roller(s) or ball bearing(s), the table top (Fig. 4-1, item 1) has to be removed. To remove the table top and replace longitudinal roller(s) or ball bearing(s), perform the following:

The table top must be removed toward the foot or head end from the table base. Remove the two end-stops (Fig. 4-1, item 2) each at the foot or head end.

The table top is heavy and should be lifted by at least two persons. Failure to comply may result in Customers injury or equipment damage.

Release the table top-brake with the foot-pedal (Fig. 1-1, item 2) and remove the table top by sliding it toward the foot or head end from the table base.

As necessary, replace roller(s) or ball bearing(s).

Installation of the table top is the reverse of this procedure.

Figure 4-2

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4.3.2 Rollers and ball bearings for transverse movement of table top

The floating table top moves transversely on four rollers (Fig. 4-4, item 3) in the support rails of the intermediate frame (Fig. 4-2, item 1), and is guided on its side by four ball bearings (Fig. 4-4, item 1+2). All rollers and ball bearings are attached to the lower frame of the table (Fig. 4-4, item 4).

Figure 4-3

To replace transverse roller(s) or ball bearing(s), the table top with intermediate frame has to be removed. To remove the table top with intermediate frame and replace transverse roller(s) or ball bearing(s), perform the following:

Unscrew two nuts each (Fig. 4-3, item 2) from the inside of the head and foot end cover plates (Fig. 4-3, item 1) and remove the head and foot end cover plates.

Remove the bumper assembly (Fig. 4-3, item 3) from the head and foot end each of the intermediate frame by removing 2 screws (Fig. 4-3, item 4).

Figure 4-4

The table top with intermediate frame assembly is heavy and should be lifted by at least two persons.

Failure to comply may result in Customers injury or equipment damage.

Release the brake and remove the table top with intermediate frame assembly by sliding it toward the front from the table base.

As necessary, replace roller(s) or ball bearing(s).

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Installation of the table top with intermediate frame assembly is the reverse of this procedure.

4.4 Table top brakes

The table top is fixed by a brake on both sides, which can be released by a foot pedal that is connected to the brakes with a bowden wire.

4.4.1 Table top brake removal and adjustment

Remove the head and foot end cover plates (Fig. 4-3, item 1) according to chapter 4.3.2.

Remove the optional ramming protection (if installed, Fig. 4-5, item 1) by unscrewing 2 screws (Fig. 4-5, item 3).

Figure 4-5

Remove the bumper assembly (Fig. 4-5, item 2) according to chapter 4.3.2.

Release the brake and remove the table top with intermediate frame assembly by sliding it toward the front from the table base (see chapter 4.3.2).

Figure 4-6

Unscrew the 2 cylinder-head screws (Fig. 4-6, item 1) and take away the table top-brake.

Installation of table top brake is the reverse of this procedure.

Pre-adjust brake unit according to Fig. 4-6.

Adjust the brake according to chapter 4.4.2

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4.4.2 Replacement of brake bowden cable, pressure spring or brake bolts

To replace brake Bowden cable, pressure spring (Fig. 4-7, item 1) or brake bolts (Fig. 4-7, item 2) you first have to remove the brake (see chapter 4.4.1).

Figure 4-7

Remove cover (Fig. 4-8, item 1), lift the foot pedal so that you can take out the bowden cable out of the holder (Fig. 4-8, item 4).

Unscrew nut (Fig. 4-8, item 3) and 2 screws (Fig. 4-7, item 3). Pull out the brake bolt (Fig. 4-7, item 2) and unscrew bowden wire.

Replace pressure spring (if broken or less spring tension) or brake bolt (if brake pad is used up).

Installation of bowden cable and table top brake is the reverse of this procedure.

Figure 4-8

The brake bolt (Fig. 4-7, item 2) has be pre-adjusted according to Fig. 4-6 and adjusted using the screw (Fig. 4-8, item 2) and the locknut (Fig. 4-8, item 3). If these adjustments do not lead to the required brake force, the block (Fig. 3-8, item 4) has to be adjusted, too.

NOTE

Adjust the brake bolts. When the brake release pedal bar is depressed, the distance between the brake bolt and the table top panel must be at least 4 mm without load.

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4.4.3 Table top-Brake release pedal bar

Figure 4-9

The brake release pedal bar (Fig. 4-9, item 4) is foot-actuated and releases the brakes of the floating table top. To replace the brake release pedal bar, perform the following:

Remove the cover plate (Fig. 4-8, item 1) and the cover holder (Fig. 4-9, item 1).

Loosen one screw each (Fig. 4-9, item 3) in the right and left brake block (Fig. 4-9, item 2).

Pull the brake release pedal bar (Fig. 4-9, item 4) out of the brake blocks (Fig. 4-9, item 2) by pulling to the front.

Installation of the brake release pedal bar is the reverse of this procedure.

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4.5 Elevating column

At first remove the inner and outer covers on both table sides: Pull out the plastic knobs (Fig. 4-10a, item 2) and unscrew the fastenings (Fig. 4-10a, item 4) on both sides of the outer cover (Fig. 4-10a, item 1) with a srewdriver. Remove also the inner cover (Fig. 4-10a, item 3). Figure 4-10a On left side: remove the cover holder (Fig. 4-10b, item 1) On right side: remove the cover holder which takes the electronic (Fig. 4-10b, item 2) and disconnect from controller the connection cables (Fig. 4-10b, item 3). Figure 4-10b

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To replace the elevating column, perform the following steps:

Remove the side cover plate (Fig. 4-10, item 2) by unscrewing 4 screws (Fig. 4-10, item 1).

Figure 4-10

Remove the table top with intermediate frame according to chapter 4.3.1.

Figure 4-11

Unscrew 4 countersunk screws (Fig. 4-11, item 1) and remove profile plate (Fig. 4-11, item 2).

Figure 4-12

Pull out black plastic knob (Fig. 4-12, item 2) .

Loosen elevating column by unscrewing 2 plastic screws (Fig. 4-12, item 1).

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Figure 4-13

Lay table on the frontside. Make sure that it doesn’t fall down!

Unscrew 4 screws (Fig. 4-13, item 1) from bottom profile plate (Fig. 4-13, item 3).

Remove the profile plate with the elevating column.

Remove elevating column by unscrewing 4 countersunk screws (Fig. 4-13, item 4).

Unplug cable from motor drive (Fig. 4-13, item 2)

Installation of the elevating column is the reverse of this procedure.

ATTENTION:

Make sure that the columns move parallel!

Measure the distance between the 2 columns in upper and lower position. Tolerance has to be smaller than 2mm.

Wrong adjustment causes high abrasion and can cause malfunction.

Synchronization has to be adjusted according to chapter 3.14!

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4.6 Wheels

4.6.1 Brake wheels

The Prognost XPE has 2 wheels on the front side with a central locking mechanism for both wheels. To replace the wheels perform the following procedure:

Figure 4-14

Jack up the whole table at least 6cm

Turn brake lever to horizontal position

Remove brake lever (Fig. 4-14, item 3) from the hexagonal connecting bar by loosening screw (Fig. 4-14, item 2).

Remove the cover plate (Fig. 4-14, item 4) by unscrewing 2 screws Fig. 4-14, item 5).

Pull out the connecting bar about 20cm on the other side of the frame.

Remove 2 screws (Fig. 4-14, item 6) to take out the wheel.

Take new wheel and check that the braking mechanism is in the horizontal (middle) position too. Use a 11 mm hexagon wrench. Insert the wrench into wheel hole. Rotate wrench completely CW and rotate reverse by one step.

ATTENTION:

Remember the direction of the red marking (Fig. 4-14, item 1) on the wheel pivot. The red marking of both front wheels must face to the foot end side of the table, which is the right side with look from the front side.

Install the new wheel. Use Omni fit for the thread to secure the screws.

Insert connecting bar and add the cover plate

Add brake lever (horizontal) and tighten screw (Fig, 4-14, item 2).

Use the same procedure for the wheel at the other front side.

4.7 Rear side wheels

The replacement of the rear side wheels is the same, without removing of the brake lever and connecting bar.

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4.8 Emergency Stop Switch and Power-On indicator

By pressing the emergency stop switch (Fig. 1-1, item 4) by foot or hand, the controller and the motor for the elevation of the table top are switched off. You can release the emergency stop by clockwise rotation. The green Power-On indicator is placed near the stop switch. It indicates that the line voltage is present.

Attention

Line voltage is still present on some parts of the table, even when the emergency stop-switch is activated!

To disconnected the table completely from the power line, remove the power line cable!

4.9 Hand Control

Replace hand control with ribbon cable and plug by original control only

4.10 Power supply cord

If the power line cable has to be replaced, the new cable has to fulfill the following requirements:

3 x 1.5 mm² (16AWG), with green/yellow for protected earth. Colors of conductors shall be in accordance with IEC Publication 227 (Amendment No.1) or with IEC Publication 245.

Not longer than 5m (196.85inch)

Measure resistance of protected earth contact of the line cable connector to the metal parts of the table before use. Use a measuring instrument suitable for such measurement according to EN 60601-1. The resistance must be less than 0,2Ω.

For USA and Canada use only cable with UL Style SJT or better

4.10.1 Plug of power supply cord

Europe: The Prognost XPE is delivered with a Plug F type, known as CEE 7/4 and commonly called “Schuko-plug”. According to the local and national different plug-system, the plug has to be exchanged against a local used type. USA and Canada: The Prognost XPE is delivered with a HOSPITAL GRADE PLUG (e.g. Marinco Type 8215T).

ATTENTION:

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4.10.2 Fuse

Refer to lable beside to nameplate to identify the actual Line voltage setting of Prognost XPE

Refer to Chapter 4.12.3 for setting the correct line voltage Line voltage 230 V / 50 Hz Fuses 2 x T 1.6 L, 250V

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Line voltage 115 V / 60 Hz Fuses 2 x T 3.15 L, 250V

4.11 Replacement of fixing mechanism

Remove left or right outer cover (Fig. 4-10a/1), depending of fixing mechanism mounting position

Figure 4-15 Unscrew 4 screws (Fig. 4-15/ 1) and remove the fixing mechanism. Mounting a new fixing mechanism is vice versa. Remove fixing lever (Fig. 4-15/ 3) from the hexagonal connecting bar by loosening screw (Fig. 4-15 / 2). Mounting a new fixing lever is vice versa.

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4.11.1 Mounting of fixing mechanism position-disk

Place the position-disk (Fig. 4-16/1) in desired floor position of X-ray examination room.

Make sure that no electric or others installation were implemented in the floor

position Fix position-disk with screws. If the floor is non wood, use position-disk as template to bore mounting holes in the floor. Insert dowels (Fig. 4-16/ 4) into the holes and fix position-disk with screws (Fig. 4-16/ 3) through holes (Fig. 4-16/ 2) .

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4.12 Replace of control electronic components

Disconnect line cable from power line before opening cover. To open the controller box, remove the outer cover with a srewdriver (Fig. 4-10a). Figure 4-17

Description to Fig. 4-17: 1: line filter 5: indicator LED cable

2: drive power electronic 6: internal power cord

3: drive controller 7: drive cables 4: internal hand control cable 8: line transformer

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Figure 4-18

4.12.1 Replace drive controller

Remove all cables of drive controller (Fig. 4-17 / 3). Lift PCB from first circuit board support and disconnect drive controller from drive power electronic (Fig. 4-17 / 2). Install the new drive controller vice versa.

4.12.2 Replace drive power electronic

At first remove plate with power line filter and power line PCB connection, drive controller, connected drive cables and cables of transformer. Lift PCB from circuit board supports and remove it. Install the new drive power electronic vice versa.

4.12.3 Setting of drive power electronic line voltage input

Make sure that power line voltage selector Jumper JP1 has correct settings according to actual line power voltage at installation room of Prognost XPE Figure 4-19 shows setting of Jumper JP1 for 230Vac / 50Hz line voltage Figure 4-20 shows setting of Jumper JP1 for 115Vac / 60Hz line voltage

Figure 4-19 Figure 4-20

Attention!!

Mark actual line voltage setting on label beside nameplate

Depending on power line voltage, use correct line fuses Line voltage 230 V / 50 Hz Fuses 2 x T 1.6 L, 250V Line voltage 115 V / 60 Hz Fuses 2 x T 3.15 L, 250V



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5 Maintenance

5.1 Introduction

This chapter provides a maintenance schedule to ensure proper and safe operation after installation.

Before operating this X-ray unit, users have to make themselves acquaint with all control elements and their functions.

The preventative maintenance procedures required to ensure the operational integrity and safety of the equipment are listed in the following paragraphs. It is the owner/user's responsibility to perform preventative maintenance at the specified intervals or arrange for such service with an authorized service representative

Maintenance has to be recorded.

5.2 Safety Information

The user and the personal have to follow the warnings and safety information, placed on the device, disregarding may lead to injury.

Personal must make itself familiar with all warnings, placed on the device. They are necessary for the safety and ensure the correct operation.

In the event of a malfunction, do not longer use the mobile table and notify immediately PROTEC service or the expressly authorized service provider.

5.3 Technical Safety Information

To protect the safety of patients, users and third parties, it is absolutely necessary that checks, which ensure the reliable function and operational safety, are made in intervals of 24-months by PROTEC service or expressly authorized service providers. All parts of this equipment that could create a hazard through wear and tear must be checked in at least intervals of 24-months and if necessary, replaced by PROTEC service or by expressly authorized service providers at regular intervals. As the manufacturer, we are responsible for the technical safety aspects of the equipment if any maintenance, repairs and/or modifications are performed by our staff or by expressly authorized service providers. Likewise, if component parts that affect the safety of the equipment are replaced by original replacement parts in the event of a failure, we are responsible for the technical safety aspects of the equipment. In the event that scheduled maintenance is not performed, PROTEC will not be responsible for damages incurred by the user or third parties if such damages are the result of improper or omitted maintenance.



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5.4 Maintenance schedule

5.4.1 General

Prior to cleaning or disinfecting, ensure that the system power is turned off (remove power cord), that the emergency STOP switch or safety switch is actuated, and that no liquids can penetrate into the equipment.

5.4.1.1 Cleaning

NOTE

Do not use water for cleaning. Water causes short circuits in the electrical portion of the system, and corrosion in the mechanical components.

Do not use corrosives, solvents or abrasive cleaning materials.

Clean painted and plastic surfaces only with a cloth and common household cleaners and wipe surfaces with a clean, dry, lint-free cloth.

5.4.1.2 Disinfection

All components, including accessories and connecting cables, may be disinfected only by wiping with a disinfectant solution. Please contact PROTEC if detailed information is needed concerning appropriate disinfection materials. The equipment must be well covered with plastic sheets during room disinfection.

NOTE

For safety reasons, no spray disinfectant may be used.

Recommendations and instructions regarding the use of disinfectants and methods of disinfection may be derived from the most recent rules and guidelines concerning disinfection and explosion safety.

5.4.2 User’s daily maintenance before and during operation

Check that brake wheels are locked if brake lever is turned into locking position (Fig. 1-1/1).

Check fixing and easy movement of table top by using the brake foot-pedal (Fig. 1-1/2).

Check if there are visible differences in columns heights for elevation of table top.

If yes perform synchronization according to 3.14.

Check that the power supply cord shows no damages. In case of visible damages do not insert the cable connector into the receptacle wall out let and inform your service provider immediately. Check of motion-release function

Depress the motion-release button (Fig. 3-1/6) without pressing any other of the motion buttons (Fig. 3-1/ 1,2,3 or 7,8). No motion may start.

Depress one of the motion buttons (Fig. 3-1/ 1,2 or 7,8) without pressing the motion-release button (Fig. 3-1/6). No motion may start.



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If table height motion starts during this check, put the table out of order and call service.

5.4.3 Monthly Checks

There are no specific monthly checks.

5.4.3.1 Quality Control

X-ray equipment should be quality-controlled at regular intervals or as required by applicable regulations to determine that the image quality remains in accordance to national regulations, e.g. by a monthly consistency testing.

5.4.4 Technical safety checks and maintenance

Required technical safety checks and maintenance (see chapter 8) must be performed at 24-months intervals by PROTEC Service or authorized service providers to ensure the safe and reliable operation of the equipment.

In the event that scheduled technical safety checks and maintenance is not performed, PROTEC will not be responsible for damages incurred by the user or third parties if such damages are the result of improper or omitted maintenance.

For schedule refer to attached yearly technical safety check and maintenance check list. Copy this list and perform checks and maintenance. Add necessary remarks and add list to system documentation files.

6 Combination with other equipment

The Prognost XPE is normally prepared for the use with X-ray units as e.g. L/U-arm series for general radiographic in diagnostic human medicine use.

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7 Description of Symbols, Labels and Abbreviations

7.1 Symbols

Wheel brake unlocked

Wheel brake locked

Attention, consult accompanying documents

Attention, High Voltage

CE-marking

Protective earth

Classification according to EN 60601-1, Class 1 Equipment, Type B

EMC interference

Danger of violent pressure to hands and fingers etc.

Don´t exceed maximum weight, risk of breakage

Don´t exceed maximum weight, tilting danger

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7.2 Labels

Nameplate

Maximum allowable weigth patients (line load) on tabletop Basic tabletop Maximum allowable weigth patients (line load) on tabletop

Carbon tabletop

Warning label at controller

box (background yellow)

On table top

Near line fuse

Labels brake

release/activate Inside controller box

near power inlet (background yellow)

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Labels on each end side of tabletop: Tabletop made of carbon



7.3 Abbreviations

mm millimeter cm centimeter kg kilogram °C Degree centigrade hPa Hektopascal DIN German Industrial Standard EN European Norm CE CE-marking V Voltage A Ampere Hz Frequency int.2min/18min Intermittent duty 2min ON, 18min Off

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8 Maintenance check list

2-jährliche sicherheitstechnische Kontrollen und Wartungscheckliste

Every other year technical safety checklist and maintenance checklist Grau hinterlegte Punkte gehören zu den sicherheitstechnischen Kontrollen (STK)

Issues with grey marked background belong to technical safety checks Prüfobjekt test object

Maßnahme action

Hinweise* References*

o.k

not o.k

Bemerkung Remarks

Endanschläge Tischplatte längs Mechanical end stop of table top longitudinal

Schrauben M6 auf festen Sitz prüfen. Check screws M6 for correct fastening

Fig. 4-1 item 2

Endanschläge Tischplatte quer Mechanical end stop of table top transverse

Schrauben M5 auf festen Sitz prüfen. Check screws M5 for correct fastening

Fig. 4-3 item 3

Tischplattenlängs- verschiebung Table top longitudinal movement

Aluminiumprofil und Laufrollen reinigen. Clean aluminium profile and rollers

Fig.4-2 item 2+3

Tischplattenquerverschiebung Table top transverse movement

U-Profil und Laufrollen reinigen. Clean U-profile and rollers.

Fig. 4-4 item 3

Tischplattenquerverschiebung Table top transversal moving

Einstellung der Führungsrollen prüfen. Check adjustment of guiding-rollers

Fig. 4-4 item 1+2

Tischplattenbremse Table top brake

Überstehende Dicke der Bremsgummi messen. Wenn kleiner 1,5mm Bremsbolzen tauschen. Check thickness of protruding brake disk. If less than 1,5 mm replace brake bolt.

Fig. 4-2 item 5 Fig. 4-7

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Bowdenzüge Bowden wire

Auf freie Bewegung, scharfe Knicke und Verschleiß am Übergang Draht – Stellschraube überprüfen. Bei minimalen Beschädigungen auswechseln. Check for free movement, sharp bends and wear of the transition wire to setscrew. Replace if minimal damaged.

Fig. 4-8

Rammschutz für Bildaufnehmer Collision protection device for image receptor

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Prüfobjekt test object

Maßnahme action


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Bemerkung Remarks

Hubsäulenbefestigung Fastening of elevation columns

Inbus-Zylinderschrauben M8 und obere und untere Senkschrauben M8 auf festen Sitz prüfen. Check fastening of cylinder head allen screw M8 and upper and lower M8 fastening countersunk screws.

Fig. 4-10 Fig. 4-11 item 1 Fig. 4-13 item 4

Hubsäulen Elevation columns

Die Hubsäulen sind bei normalem Betrieb 10 Jahre wartungsfrei. Überprüfen, ob in der oberen Tischplattenposition das Spiel zwischen den Hubsäulenprofilen zu groß geworden ist. Bei Überschreiten nebenstehender Werte sind die Hubsäulen im Austauschverfahren zu wechseln. The elevation columns are under normal operation conditions 10 years maintenance-free. Check if in upper table top position the backlash between the elevation columns profiles became too large. Replace if specified value, mentioned in right column, are exceeded.

Die Tischplatte darf nicht mehr als 6 mm in Quer- und Längsrichtung bewegt werden können. The table top may not be moved in transverse or longitudinal direction more than 6 mm.

Bremsen der Laufrollen Brake wheels

Sichere Funktion der Rollen- und Richtungsfeststellung sowie den festen Sitz der Betätigungshebel überprüfen. Check correct function of brake wheels and fastening of brake levers

Fig. 4-14

Not – Halt Schalter Emergency STOP switch

Funktionsprüfung des Not – Halt Schalters durch Betätigung. Hubbewegubng muss stoppen grüne LED erlischt. Depress emergency STOP switch and check that power supply is interrupted. Elevation must stop and green LED extinguishes



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Prüfobjekt test object

Maßnahme action


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Bemerkung Remarks

Netzkabel Power supply cord

Sichtprüfung des Netzkabels auf äußere Beschädigung. Falls Beschädigungen vorliegen, muss das Netzkabel ausgetauscht werden.

Visual check of the power supply cord on outside damage. Replace if damaged

Tischhöhensynchronisation Table height sychronisation

Synchronisation nach Kapitel 3.14 vornehmen.

Synchronize table height according to chapter 3.14

Geschwindigkeit der Höhenverstellung Elevation velocity

Die Tischhöhenverstellung ohne Patient sollte von unterer zu oberer Endposition 25 Sekunden nicht überschreiten. Tritt dies auf sind die Hubsäulen auszutauschen

The elevation velocity between lower and upper end position without patient shall not exceed 25 seconds. Replace elevation columns if 25 seconds are exceeded.

Programmierte Tischhöhen Programmable table heights

Die Erreichung der eventuell programmierten Tischhöhen überprüfen.

Check correct positioning of memorized table heights.

Handbedienteil Bewegungs Freigabe-Taste Hand control motion release button

Überprüfung der Funktion entsprechend Kapitel 5.4.2.1 Check function according to chapter 5.4.2.1

Fig. 3-1/6

* Die unter „Hinweise“ aufgeführten Fig. Nummern sind der “Technical Description” zu entnehmen.

* you will find the figures in “Technical Description “

** Bis zum Austausch Prüfkontrolle monatlich durchführen. Abgenützte Bremsgummis können zu

Beschädigungen an der Tischplatte führen. Der Hersteller übernimmt dafür keinerlei Haftung.

** Until the Brake disk is replaced it should be tested monthly. Worn down Brake discs can lead to damage of

the tabletop. Manufacturer does not cover damages/replacement due to worn down Brake discs.

Kunde customer

Service-Techniker Service-technican

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