A Word From STERIS Corporation IMPORTANT: A listing of the Safety Precau- STERIS carries a complete line of accessories for use tions to be observed when operating and servic- with this table. STERIS representatives will gladly ing this equipment can be found in Section 1 of review these with you.
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Manufactured by: STERIS Corporation 2720 Gunter Park East Montgomery, AL 36109 • USA TEL: 334 277 6660 Class 1 Equipment Type B Equipment Equipment not suitable for use in the presence of a flammable anesthetic mixture with air or oxygen or nitrous oxide.
Table of Contents SECTION TITLE PAGE A Word From S TERIS Corporation ..................i Section 1: Safety Precautions and Labels................1-1 Section 2: General Information ..................2-1 General Description ........................2-1 Technical Specifications ......................2-1 2.2.1 Overall Size ........................2-1 2.2.2 Ranges of Motion ......................2-1 2.2.3 Weight ........................
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Table of Contents (Cont'd) SECTION TITLE PAGE Section 5: Principles of Operation (Continued) 5.5.1 Original and 6000CE Tables ..................5-3 5.5.2 6000FB Table ......................... 5-3 Left/Right Tilt function ........................ 5-4 5.6.1 Original and 6000CE Tables ..................5-4 5.6.2 6000FB Table ......................... 5-4 Trendelenburg/Reverse Trendelenburg function ................
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Table of Contents (Cont'd) SECTION TITLE PAGE Section 7: Service Procedures (Continued) Setting the Extreme Limit Windows for Reverse Trendelenburg and Trendelenburg ....7-7 7.6.1 Reverse Trendelenburg ....................7-7 7.6.1.1 Original Table ....................7-7 7.6.1.2 6000CE Table ....................7-8 7.6.1.3 6000FB Table ....................
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Table of Contents (Cont'd) SECTION TITLE PAGE Section 8: Service Component Repair and Replacement ..........8-1 Bellows Procedures ........................8-1 8.1.1 Removal (Original Table) ....................8-1 8.1.2 Replacement (Original Table)..................8-1 8.1.3 Removal (6000CE and FB Tables) ................8-1 8.1.4 Replacement (6000CE and FB Tables) ................. 8-1 Head End Base Cover Procedures ..................
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TITLE PAGE Section 5: Principles of Operation SurgiGraphic 6000 Surgical Table Movement Function Control Devices ......... 5-2 SurgiGraphic 6000 Image Guided Surgical Table Technical Drawings ........5-6 Section 6: Inspection and Maintenance Preventive Maintenance Schedule for SurgiGraphic 6000 Surgical Table ....... 6-2 Troubleshooting Guide, Original Tables ..................
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Section 5: Principles of Operation Phone-Type Jack ........................5-3 Section 9: Illustrated Parts Breakdown SurgiGraphic 6000 (Original Table) Base Assembly ..............9-2 SurgiGraphic 6000 (Original Table) Assembly ................9-4 SurgiGraphic 6000 (Original Table) Assembly (Cont'd) ............. 9-6 SurgiGraphic 6000 (Original Table) Assembly (Cont'd) ............. 9-8 SurgiGraphic 6000CE Base Assembly (1 of 3) ...............
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List of Illustrations (Cont'd) FIGURE TITLE PAGE Section 9: Illustrated Parts Breakdown (Cont'd) 9-15 SurgiGraphic 6000FB Computer Box Assembly ..............9-42 SurgiGraphic 6000FB Computer Box Assembly (Cont'd) ............9-46 SurgiGraphic 6000FB Computer Box Assembly (Cont'd) ............9-47 9-16 Power Inlet Panel Assembly ....................9-48 9-17 Remote Panel Assembly ......................
Section 1: Safety Precautions and Labels The following Safety Precautions must be observed when operating or servicing the SurgiGraphic™ 6000 Image Guided Surgical Table. WARNING indicates the potential for personal injury, and CAUTION indicates the potential for damage to equipment. These Safety Precautions are repeated, where applicable, throughout the manual.
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WARNING – INSTABILITY HAZARD: Possible patient or user injury, as well as table or accessory failure, may result from using STERIS table accessories for other than their stated purpose - or from using accessories manufactured and sold by other companies on STERIS tables.
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WARNING – PERSONAL INJURY AND/OR EQUIPMENT DAMAGE HAZARD (Cont'd): Regularly scheduled preventive maintenance is required for safe and reliable operation of this equipment. Contact STERIS to schedule preventive maintenance. Do not immerse any part of Foot Control, Hand Control, or Palm Control in liquids; this could cause unanticipated table movement, leading to patient injury.
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1.1 Safety Labels on the Original SurgiGraphic Table Following is a key to safety labels on the Original SurgiGraphic 6000 Surgical Table. Label Definition Oxygen/flammable anesthetic caution. Lo- cated at rear of table. Use of the table in an explosive or oxygen-enriched environment could result in death, serious personal in- jury, or table damage.
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Label Definition Located on the front upper portion of each side of the column covers. This label warns the operator that, to maximize the effec- tiveness of chest compressions, the top of the table must be fully retracted to the proximal end of the table before perform- ing CPR on a patient.
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1.2 Safety Labels on the SurgiGraphic 6000CE Table Following is a key to safety labels on the SurgiGraphic 6000CE Surgical Table. Label Definition Oxygen/flammable anesthetic caution. Lo- cated at rear of table. Use of the table in an explosive or oxygen-enriched environment could result in death, serious personal in- jury, or table damage.
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Label Definition Located on the front lower portion of each side of the column covers. This label warns the operator that, to maximize the effec- tiveness of chest compressions, the top of the table must be fully retracted to the proximal end of the table before perform- ing CPR on a patient.
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1.3 Safety Labels on the SurgiGraphic 6000FB Table Following is a key to safety labels on the SurgiGraphic 6000FB Surgical Table. Label Definition Oxygen/flammable anesthetic caution. Lo- cated at rear of table. Use of the table in an explosive or oxygen-enriched environment could result in death, serious personal in- jury, or table damage.
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Label Definition Located on the front lower portion of each side of the column covers. This label warns the operator that, to maximize the effec- tiveness of chest compressions, the top of the table must be fully retracted to the proximal end of the table before perform- ing CPR on a patient.
Memory buttons). Refer to Figure 4-5 of electrical configuration needs to be changed in the field, consult this document for control feature locations. STERIS for the needed procedure and required materials. 2. A surgeon's Palm Handle Control (which includes Four-Way Manual Float control with LOCKOUT 2.2.5 Anatomical Imaging Area...
Figure 2-1. Pinch Point Figure 2-2. Pinch Point Figure 2-4. Pinch Point Figure 2-3. Pinch Point Figure 2-5. Pinch Point Figure 2-6. Pinch Point Figure 2-7. Pinch Point Figure 2-8. Pinch Point 764330-472...
2.4 PATIENT POSITIONING AND 2.5 PATIENT SAFETY STRAPS WEIGHT LIMITATION WARNING – PERSONAL INJURY HAZARD: Failure to keep the patient properly secured with the WARNING – TIPPING HAZARD: patient safety straps at all times could result in death • Do not place patient on the Original or or serious injury to the patient and the operating 6000CE table unless floor locks are engaged.
2.6.1 Emergency Backup Buttons 2.6.1.2 SurgiGraphic 6000FB Table Two Emergency Backup Buttons are located behind the 2.6.1.1 SurgiGraphic Original or 6000CE Table cover plate on the rear left corner of the table base of the Four Emergency Backup Buttons are located behind the SurgiGraphic™...
Two Emergency Stop Buttons (6000CE and 6000FB only) are located on either side of the stainless steel front column cover of the SurgiGraphic 6000 Image Guided Surgical Table. Either Emergency Stop Button may be used to immediately halt any unanticipated table movement.
Any alteration of this equipment not authorized or power cord to the receptacle in a position so that it performed by STERIS which could affect the table opera- will not be tripped over by personnel in the area. tion will void the warranty, could adversely affect proper table functioning, and could violate national, state, and WARNING –...
Section 4: Operating Instructions WARNING – PERSONAL INJURY HAZARD: If the power cord is plugged into the front of the table, the power switch (located at the rear of the table base) should be • Section 4.1, Steps 1 - 7 in Operating the Table, in the Down (FRONT) position for power activation (CEN- must be executed before patient transfer to the TER position for power deactivation).
7. Before placing the patient on the table, reference PALM HAND PALM CONTROL 4.2, W , in this manual. Assum- ECTION EIGHT APACITY CONTROL / FOOT CONTROL CONTROL ing the weight of the patient does not exceed the indicated weight capacity for the table, with the pa- tient properly restrained (reference S 2.5, P ECTION...
WARNING – TIPPING HAZARD: Do not use TILT R: When depressed, the tabletop will roll to the right the Carbon Fiber Extension Accessory with pa- (viewing the table from the distal or head end). tients exceeding the 400-lb (181-kg) limit. NOTE: The table must first be centered (reference the de- The table is rated for 500-lb (227-kg) patients.
pressed momentarily (do not hold), the floor locks will depressing the ON button. This will also reset EStop retract up into the table and table will become "un- function for the 6000CE and 6000FB tables. locked." Do not attempt to move the table until the LOCK (green LED): For the Original and 6000CE tables, UNLOCK LED is illuminated.
earth plane). To float the tabletop in all four directions, safety. Do not use the LEVEL or HOME function if any possible dangers appear to the LEVEL or HOME LED must be illuminated. exist. FLOAT ENABLED (yellow LED): indicates the table- top is in a float capable position.
STERIS table accessories for other than their stated pur- 4.5 OPTIONAL FOOT CONTROL pose - or from using, on STERIS tables, accessories manufactured and sold by other companies. WARNING – PERSONAL INJURY HAZARD: The table's permanently attached 3/8" wide x 1-1/8" tall •...
15 Amp circuit Controlled by a 16-bit PLC (Programmable Logic Con- breaker located on the rear power inlet panel. From the troller), the SurgiGraphic 6000 Image Guided Surgical circuit breaker the power goes to the isolation trans- Table features lateral tilt, trendelenburg/reverse former.
Table 5-1. SurgiGraphic 6000 Surgical Table Movement Function Control Devices Original and 6000CE Tables: Function PLC Output Relays Actuator(s) Notes Lock Y20, Y22, Y23 Y20R, Y22R, Y23R 1M, 2M Front Locks Lower First Unlock Y21, Y22, Y23 Y21R, Y22R, Y23R...
The PLC directs 24VDC to the proper actuators when After shutting off Y22, the PLC turns on output Y23 movement is requested. Table 5-1 indicates which com- energizing relay Y23R. +24VDC is supplied to the end ponents are involved with a particular function. connection of the phone jack for the 2M (rear floor lock) actuator through the N.O.
lower actuator Y27R is energized to split the current and Y30R respectively. Relay Y20R is energized so the carried between R1 and R2. The current sensed through N.O. (normally open) contacts close supplying -24VDC the resistors are used to determine patient weight (see to the N.O.
middle connections of the phone jacks for 2M and 3M 5.9.2 6000CE Table (Trendelenburg) actuators. The end connections of the When the palm control float switch is activated, the PLC phone jacks are tied to +24VDC through the other set of determines the level state of the tabletop and activates the N.O.
These drawings are supplied as an aid in understanding unit operation and troubleshooting. Refer to Table 5-2 for listing and order of drawings. Table 5-2. SurgiGraphic 6000 Image Guided Surgical Table Technical Drawings Title Sheet Drawing Reference Number...
The agreement includes maintenance adjust- ments and replacement of worn parts by a qualified techni- CAUTION – POSSIBLE EQUIPMENT DAMAGE: cian on a scheduled basis. Contact STERIS for details. • When cleaning/disinfecting table, do not IMPORTANT: If SurgiGraphic™ 6000 Image Guided...
Table 6-1. Preventive Maintenance Schedule for SurgiGraphic 6000 Surgical Table MINIMUM SERVICE REQUIRED FREQUENCY PREPARATION FOR PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE Discuss equipment operation with departmental personnel. Each Check overall unit appearance, for leaks and visual damage. Each Follow appropriate Safety Procedures and use Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).
It is recommended to clean only 6.4 TROUBLESHOOTING one pad at a time. This section describes the types of SurgiGraphic 6000 NOTE: Follow manufacturer's label recommenda- Image Guided Surgical Table situations that might tions when using cleaning fluids/disinfectants.
Table 6-2. Troubleshooting Guide, Original Tables NOTE: Floor locks must be locked to perform any table articulation. SITUATION ACTION 6.1 Table does not beep when plugged into 1. Power selector switch is in the wrong position – electrical outlet. correct. 2.
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9. Faulty actuator 6M – replace. 10. Faulty Hand Control – replace. 11. Faulty tilt sensor – replace. 12. Table out of adjustment – contact STERIS. 6.5 Table will not tilt left using Hand Control. 1. Hand Control not on – press ON button.
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9. Faulty actuator 4M or 5M – replace. 10. Faulty Hand Control – replace. 11. Faulty tilt sensor – replace. 12. Table out of adjustment – contact STERIS. 6.8 Table will not raise using Hand Control. 1. Hand Control not on – press ON button.
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5. Faulty bridge rectifier 2BR – replace. 6. Faulty relay Y11R – replace. 7. Faulty float brake – replace. 8. Table out of adjustment – contact STERIS. 6.12 Tabletop will not float longitudinally (front to 1. Floor locks not down – lower floor locks.
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8. Faulty actuator 6M – replace. 9. Faulty Palm Control – replace. 10. Faulty tilt sensor – replace. 11. Table out of adjustment – contact STERIS. 6.15 Table will not trendelenburg using Palm 1. Floor locks not down – lower floor locks.
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6. Faulty relay Y21R or Y27R – replace. 7. Faulty actuator 3M – replace. 8. Faulty Palm Control – replace. 9. Table out of adjustment – contact STERIS. 6.18 Table will not lower using Palm Control. 1. Floor locks not down – lower floor locks.
Table 6-3. Troubleshooting Guide, 6000CE Table NOTE: 6000CE Table floor locks must be locked to perform any table articulation. SITUATION ACTION 6.1 Table does not beep when plugged into 1. Power selector switch is in the wrong position – electrical outlet. correct.
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9. Faulty actuator 6M – replace. 10. Faulty Hand Control – replace. 11. Faulty tilt sensor – replace. 12. Table out of adjustment – contact STERIS. 6.5 Table will not tilt left using Hand Control. 1. Hand Control not on – press ON button.
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9. Faulty actuator 4M or 5M – replace. 10. Faulty Hand Control – replace. 11. Faulty tilt sensor – replace. 12. Table out of adjustment – contact STERIS. 6.8 Table will not raise using Hand Control. 1. Hand Control not on – press ON button.
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6. Faulty bridge rectifier 3BR – replace. 7. Faulty relay Y11R – replace. 8. Faulty float brake – replace. 9. Table out of adjustment – contact STERIS. 6.12 Tabletop will not float longitudinally (front to 1. Floor locks not down – lower floor locks.
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8. Faulty actuator 6M – replace. 9. Faulty Palm Control – replace. 10. Faulty tilt sensor – replace. 11. Table out of adjustment – contact STERIS. 6.15 Table will not trendelenburg using Palm 1. Floor locks not down – lower floor locks.
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6. Faulty relay Y21R or Y27R – replace. 7. Faulty actuator 3M – replace. 8. Faulty Palm Control – replace. 9. Table out of adjustment – contact STERIS. 6.18 Table will not lower using Palm Control. 1. Floor locks not down – lower floor locks.
6. Faulty bridge rectifier 1BR – replace. 7. Faulty relay Y21R or Y30R – replace. 8. Faulty actuator 4M – replace. 9. Faulty Hand Control – replace. 10. Faulty tilt sensor – replace. 11. Table out of adjustment – contact STERIS. 6-17 764330-472...
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8. Faulty actuator 4M – replace. 9. Faulty Hand Control – replace. 10. Faulty tilt sensor – replace. 11. Table out of adjustment – contact STERIS. 6.5 Table will not trendelenburg using Hand 1. Hand Control not on – press ON button.
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6. Faulty relay Y20R or Y27R – replace. 7. Faulty actuator 1M – replace. 8. Faulty Hand Control – replace. 9. Table out of adjustment – contact STERIS. 6.8 Table will not lower using Hand Control. 1. Hand Control not on – press ON button.
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5. Faulty bridge rectifier 1BR – replace. 6. Faulty relay Y11R – replace. 7. Faulty float brake – replace. 8. Table out of adjustment – contact STERIS. 6.11 Tabletop will not float longitudinally (front to 1. Tabletop not level – LEVEL table.
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7. Faulty actuator 4M – replace. 8. Faulty Palm Control – replace. 9. Faulty tilt sensor – replace. 10. Table out of adjustment – contact STERIS. 6.14 Table will not trendelenburg using Palm 1. Phone jacks are loose – correct.
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5. Faulty relay Y21R or Y27R – replace. 6. Faulty actuator 1M – replace. 7. Faulty Palm Control – replace. 8. Table out of adjustment – contact STERIS. 6.18 Tabletop does not float freely. 1. Bearing guide rails need lubricated – lubricate rails.
7.3 through 7.9, special software is required and ECTIONS 15. Software is now in Monitoring Mode, proceed with should be performed by a STERIS trained service technician. required service function(s). WARNING – PERSONAL INJURY AND / OR EQUIPMENT DAMAGE HAZARD: 7.2 SETTING FLOOR LOCKS...
7. Bring bottom nut up to downrigger bar and top nut d. To download new K value, click on CONVERT in down to bar securing footpads finger tight. Tool Bar and select CONVERT. Click YES on the window that appears. A window will now appear 8.
ENTER SYMBOL window appears. The first K value “Run Write Processing Has Completed,” click OK. (default value is 3) represents table lower limit. Set New value is now saved inPLC memory. this first K value (reading from left to right) to “0.” 4.
5. Double click within blue outline and Enter Symbol “Run Write Processing Has Completed,” click OK. window appears. Set first K value to calculated New value is now saved in PLC memory. value from Step 4. 7. Lower table. Raise table until it stops. Entered value 6.
7.4.2.3 6000FB Table sents extreme limit for tilt right. Set first K value (default value is 3), reading from left to right, to a 1. Click FIND/REPLACE on tool bar. Select FIND low enough value to achieve lateral tilt actuator end DEVICE.
4. Double click within the blue outline and the ENTER 7.5.2 Tilt Left SYMBOL window appears. Set first K value to 7.5.2.1 Original Table calculated value from Step 3. 5. Click OK. Whole rung has a gray background be- 1. Double click M425 within 1085 rung so ENTER cause new value has not been downloaded into SYMBOL window appears for entry.
2. Click OK. Whole rung has a gray background be- 5. Click OK. Whole rung has a gray background. This cause new value has not been downloaded into means new value has not been downloaded into PLC. To download new value, click CONVERT from PLC.
6. Level tabletop. Push and hold the REVERSE 2. Click OK. Whole rung has a gray background be- TREND button on hand control. Trendelenburg cause new value has not been downloaded into actuators stop on their own and digital level indi- PLC.
4. Double click within blue outline and ENTER SYM- 7.6.2.3 6000FB Table BOL window appears. Set second K value to calcu- 1. Double click M420 within 1320 rung so ENTER lated value from Step 3. SYMBOL window appears for entry. Second K value 5.
3. Click ONLINE on Tool Bar. From Monitor, click 2. Place a digital level on tabletop. Articulate table ENTRY DATA MONITOR. (A window may appear using TILT L and R buttons until tabletop is level. saying that same device has already been regis- 3.
7.7.1.3 6000FB Table window. Values should be within a value of two from each other. If this does not occur, readjust K 1. Click FIND/REPLACE on Tool Bar. Select FIND value on rung 366 until it satisfies this tolerance. DEVICE. Enter D43 in Device box. Click FIND NEXT pushbutton.
MONITOR window with K value on rung 393 in appears in window. Click START MONITOR and a main window. Values should be within a value of value appears next to D1 and a Small Monitor two from each other. If this does not occur, readjust Status window appears.
3. Click ONLINE on Tool Bar. From monitor, click 2. Place a digital level on the tabletop. Articulate the ENTRY DATA MONITOR. (A window may appear table using the trendelenburg buttons until the saying that same device has already been regis- tabletop is level.
on rung 914 in main window. Values should be 4. To verify HOME level from reverse trendelenburg, within a value of two from each other. If this does hold REVERSE TREND button for three seconds. not occur, readjust K value on rung 879 until it Press and hold the LEVEL (HOME) button until satisfies this tolerance.
lateral brake engages and stops lateral float capabil- ity. Measure this angle with a digital level. Angle ity. Measure this angle with a digital level. Angle should be 1 degree from HOME position. If float should be 1 degree from HOME position. If float needs adjusting, double click D52 within rung 604 needs adjusting, double click D52 within rung 583 and enter symbol appears.
lateral brake engages and stops lateral float capa- button until trendelenburg brake engages and stops bility. Measure this angle with a digital level. Angle trendelenburg float capability. Measure this angle should be 1 degree from the HOME position. If float with a digital level.
button until trendelenburg brake engages and stops 7.9.4.2 6000CE Table trendelenburg float capability. Measure this angle 1. Home table by pushing down on palm control to with a digital level. Angle should be 1 degree from achieve four-way float. Press REVERSE TREND HOME position.
EQUIPMENT DAMAGE HAZARD: Repairs and adjustments to this equipment must be made only NOTE: Two people required for Step 3. by STERIS or STERIS-trained service personnel. 3. Insert plastic bearing supports into each float bearing Nonroutine maintenance performed by inexperi-...
3. Remove two button head cap screws from foot end. 5. Plug in phone jack for right trendelenburg actuator (marked T.R.). Unplug the jack for left trendelen- 4. Ensure hand control, palm control, and power cord burg actuator (marked T.L.). (Original and 6000CE tables, only) are not plugged in.
8.7 15 AMP CIRCUIT BREAKER 8.5.2 Replacement PROCEDURES 1. Route new actuator plug cord along same path as original and secure with tie wraps. NOTE: This Section covers the Original Tables only. 2. Connect lower actuator clevis to lower support 8.7.1 Removal bracket using shaft and spacer previously removed.
8.9.3 Small Crack or Nick Repair 8.8.2 Replacement To repair a small crack or nick, order Carbon Fiber 1. Screw on lower jam nut to approximately same Tabletop Repair Kit (P764330-638). Kit includes a two- place as old foot pad. part black epoxy, sand paper, instructions, and other 2.
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Surgigraphic 6000 Surgical Table. This procedure is meant to replace section 7 of the Maintenance Manual P764330-472. ACTION: When working with the PLC program in the Surgigraphic 6000 Table use the procedure below. It will be necessary to have the GX Developer Program part...
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3. A sensor has been replaced; this may require calibration of the positioning for the direction affected by the sensor that was replaced. Note: PLC Battery Part Number is P764333028 THIS DOCUMENT IS INTENDED FOR THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF STERIS SERVICE TECHNICIANS AND CONTRACT CUSTOMERS. REPRODUCTION IN WHOLE OR IN PART IS PROHIBITED.
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7.1.2 Installation of GX Developer Software part # 764332-279 Note: MELSOFT ENV must be installed prior to installing the GX Developer Software THIS DOCUMENT IS INTENDED FOR THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF STERIS SERVICE TECHNICIANS AND CONTRACT CUSTOMERS. REPRODUCTION IN WHOLE OR IN PART IS PROHIBITED.
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2. Start GPP for Windows (GX Developer) application by clicking on the icon. 3. From Online menu, click on Read From PLC. THIS DOCUMENT IS INTENDED FOR THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF STERIS SERVICE TECHNICIANS AND CONTRACT CUSTOMERS. REPRODUCTION IN WHOLE OR IN PART IS PROHIBITED.
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If there is a need to reload the PLC Project you will have the original file backed up. THIS DOCUMENT IS INTENDED FOR THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF STERIS SERVICE TECHNICIANS AND CONTRACT CUSTOMERS. REPRODUCTION IN WHOLE OR IN PART IS PROHIBITED.
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You may need to reload it at a later date. THIS DOCUMENT IS INTENDED FOR THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF STERIS SERVICE TECHNICIANS AND CONTRACT CUSTOMERS. REPRODUCTION IN WHOLE OR IN PART IS PROHIBITED.
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15. Click Yes to create a new project. The following prompt will not appear if you are using a file name that was previously used, such as the table serial number. THIS DOCUMENT IS INTENDED FOR THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF STERIS SERVICE TECHNICIANS AND CONTRACT CUSTOMERS. REPRODUCTION IN WHOLE OR IN PART IS PROHIBITED.
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Note: Program variables are case sensitive. 21. Proceed to the appropriate section needed to complete the service. THIS DOCUMENT IS INTENDED FOR THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF STERIS SERVICE TECHNICIANS AND CONTRACT CUSTOMERS. REPRODUCTION IN WHOLE OR IN PART IS PROHIBITED.
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1. Open saved Project from the Project menu. 2. Select location where the backed-up file is stored. Click Open. THIS DOCUMENT IS INTENDED FOR THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF STERIS SERVICE TECHNICIANS AND CONTRACT CUSTOMERS. REPRODUCTION IN WHOLE OR IN PART IS PROHIBITED.
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PLC on the surgical table yet. To complete this step go to the Online menu, select Write to PLC. 4. Check the boxes Main and PLC Parameters. Click Execute. THIS DOCUMENT IS INTENDED FOR THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF STERIS SERVICE TECHNICIANS AND CONTRACT CUSTOMERS. REPRODUCTION IN WHOLE OR IN PART IS PROHIBITED.
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7. A progress bar will be displayed for both the Main and PLC programs. 8. Click Yes for safety box question. THIS DOCUMENT IS INTENDED FOR THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF STERIS SERVICE TECHNICIANS AND CONTRACT CUSTOMERS. REPRODUCTION IN WHOLE OR IN PART IS PROHIBITED.
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PLC memory of the table. 12. Please return to Section 7.1.3 and complete steps 16 through 21 to continue calibration.. THIS DOCUMENT IS INTENDED FOR THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF STERIS SERVICE TECHNICIANS AND CONTRACT CUSTOMERS. REPRODUCTION IN WHOLE OR IN PART IS PROHIBITED.
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7.2 SETTING FLOOR LOCKS Set the Surgigraphic 6000 Image Guided Surgical Table (Original, 6000CE and Fixed Base versions) floor locks as follows: NOTE: Refer to S 5.4 of the Maintenance Manual for floor lock/unlock principles of operation. ECTION Also refer to Figures 9-1 and 9-2.
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Do not use backspace button when all characters are highlighted in blue THIS DOCUMENT IS INTENDED FOR THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF STERIS SERVICE TECHNICIANS AND CONTRACT CUSTOMERS. REPRODUCTION IN WHOLE OR IN PART IS PROHIBITED.
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Click YES on the window that appears. A window will now appear stating "Run Write Processing Has Completed. f. Click OK. New K value is now saved in PLC memory. THIS DOCUMENT IS INTENDED FOR THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF STERIS SERVICE TECHNICIANS AND CONTRACT CUSTOMERS. REPRODUCTION IN WHOLE OR IN PART IS PROHIBITED.
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Step 4 (D2 + 10). Set second K value to calculated value from Step 5 (D2-10). THIS DOCUMENT IS INTENDED FOR THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF STERIS SERVICE TECHNICIANS AND CONTRACT CUSTOMERS. REPRODUCTION IN WHOLE OR IN PART IS PROHIBITED.
PLC. To download new value, click CONVERT from the Tool Bar and select CONVERT. When window appears, click YES. When a window appears stating THIS DOCUMENT IS INTENDED FOR THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF STERIS SERVICE TECHNICIANS AND CONTRACT CUSTOMERS. REPRODUCTION IN WHOLE OR IN PART IS PROHIBITED.
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7. Level tabletop. Push and hold the REVERSE TREND button on hand control. Trendelenburg actuators stop on their own and digital level indicates 17 degrees. If table THIS DOCUMENT IS INTENDED FOR THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF STERIS SERVICE TECHNICIANS AND CONTRACT CUSTOMERS. REPRODUCTION IN WHOLE OR IN PART IS PROHIBITED.
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2. Place a digital level on tabletop. Articulate table using TILT L and TILT R buttons until tabletop is level. THIS DOCUMENT IS INTENDED FOR THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF STERIS SERVICE TECHNICIANS AND CONTRACT CUSTOMERS. REPRODUCTION IN WHOLE OR IN PART IS PROHIBITED.
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Click OK and jump to step # 6) 4. Now click box that says REGISTER DEVICES. Click on Register Devices Button THIS DOCUMENT IS INTENDED FOR THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF STERIS SERVICE TECHNICIANS AND CONTRACT CUSTOMERS. REPRODUCTION IN WHOLE OR IN PART IS PROHIBITED.
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MONITOR, a value appears next to D0 and a small MONITOR STATUS window appears. Close small MONITOR STATUS window. THIS DOCUMENT IS INTENDED FOR THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF STERIS SERVICE TECHNICIANS AND CONTRACT CUSTOMERS. REPRODUCTION IN WHOLE OR IN PART IS PROHIBITED.
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10. Double click D43 on rung (400_CE) (53 _Original) (366 _FB). ENTER SYMBOL window appears. Add 10 to D0 value. THIS DOCUMENT IS INTENDED FOR THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF STERIS SERVICE TECHNICIANS AND CONTRACT CUSTOMERS. REPRODUCTION IN WHOLE OR IN PART IS PROHIBITED.
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K value on rung (406_CE) (59 _Original) (372_FB) until it satisfies this tolerance. THIS DOCUMENT IS INTENDED FOR THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF STERIS SERVICE TECHNICIANS AND CONTRACT CUSTOMERS. REPRODUCTION IN WHOLE OR IN PART IS PROHIBITED.
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2 from each other. If this does not occur, readjust K value on rung (1218_CE) (848 _ Original) (879 _FB) until it satisfies this tolerance. THIS DOCUMENT IS INTENDED FOR THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF STERIS SERVICE TECHNICIANS AND CONTRACT CUSTOMERS. REPRODUCTION IN WHOLE OR IN PART IS PROHIBITED.
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“Run Write Processing Has Completed,” click OK. New value is now saved in PLC memory. 4. Test new value by repeating the previous Left Tilt instructions. THIS DOCUMENT IS INTENDED FOR THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF STERIS SERVICE TECHNICIANS AND CONTRACT CUSTOMERS. REPRODUCTION IN WHOLE OR IN PART IS PROHIBITED.
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Press REVERSE TREND button until Trendelenburg brake engages and stops Trendelenburg float capability. Measure this angle with a digital level. Angle should be 1 THIS DOCUMENT IS INTENDED FOR THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF STERIS SERVICE TECHNICIANS AND CONTRACT CUSTOMERS. REPRODUCTION IN WHOLE OR IN PART IS PROHIBITED.
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Height Up Right Tilt Trend First K Value Actuator Mechanical Limit Mechanical Limits and Sensor Feedback Values Relationships THIS DOCUMENT IS INTENDED FOR THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF STERIS SERVICE TECHNICIANS AND CONTRACT CUSTOMERS. REPRODUCTION IN WHOLE OR IN PART IS PROHIBITED.
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9. Verify the program was retained after the battery change by checking table functions per the Maintenance Manual, P/N 764330-472. If successful, reinstall computer box assembly cover THIS DOCUMENT IS INTENDED FOR THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF STERIS SERVICE TECHNICIANS AND CONTRACT CUSTOMERS. REPRODUCTION IN WHOLE OR IN PART IS PROHIBITED.
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FIND DEVICE, and then enter the device number in the Device box. All device numbers are shown in bold face font style in the beginning of this document. THIS DOCUMENT IS INTENDED FOR THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF STERIS SERVICE TECHNICIANS AND CONTRACT CUSTOMERS. REPRODUCTION IN WHOLE OR IN PART IS PROHIBITED.
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Maintenance Manual Updates Revision History Date Added Maintenance Manual Update Maintenance Manual Update Subject to Manual Number and Date 8/22/2011 11010-MMU 8/22/2011 Updated Calibration Procedure...
FIG. & PART UNITS PER ITEM DESCRIPTION NUMBER ASSEMBLY SURGIGRAPHIC 6000 (ORIGINAL TABLE) BASE ASSEMBLY ..ASSEMBLY, ATM6000 Base ............... P 200050 357 COVER, Front Base ................P 200050 358 COVER, Rear Base ................P 200050 286 SCREW, Button Head Cap, #10-32 x 1/4" .......... 24 P 200050 359 BRACKET, Base Mounting Cover ............
FIG. & PART UNITS PER ITEM DESCRIPTION NUMBER ASSEMBLY SURGIGRAPHIC 6000 (ORIGINAL TABLE) ASSEMBLY ....P 200050 016 WELDMENT, Base ................P 200050 017 CASTER ....................P 200050 018 SCREW, Socket Head Cap, 3/8-16 x 3/4" ........... 20 P 200050 019 LOCKWASHER, 3/8"...
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PART UNITS PER ITEM DESCRIPTION NUMBER ASSEMBLY SURGIGRAPHIC 6000 (ORIGINAL TABLE) ASSEMBLY (Cont'd) ... P 200050 021 CHAIN, Static 5 Link ................P 200050 022 SCREW, Socket Head Cap, 1/4-20 x 3/4" ........... P 200050 088 STUD, Boot Snap ................12 P 200050 258 RACK, Side/Side Brake ...............
FIG. & PART UNITS PER ITEM DESCRIPTION NUMBER ASSEMBLY SURGIGRAPHIC 6000CE BASE ASSEMBLY (1 OF 3) ....SURGIGRAPHIC 6000CE BASE ASSEMBLY (1 OF 3; EXPORT) ... P 200050 016 WELDMENT, Base ................P 200050 017 CASTER ....................P 200050 018 SCREW, Socket Head Cap, 3/8-16 x 3/4"...
FIG. & PART UNITS PER ITEM DESCRIPTION NUMBER ASSEMBLY SURGIGRAPHIC 6000CE BASE ASSEMBLY (2 OF 3) ....SURGIGRAPHIC 6000CE BASE ASSEMBLY (2 OF 3; EXPORT) ... P 200050 064 BREARING, Trendelenburg ..............P 200050 065 ACTUATOR, Trendelenburg ............... P 200050 072 BUSHING .....................
FIG. & PART UNITS PER ITEM DESCRIPTION NUMBER ASSEMBLY SURGIGRAPHIC 6000CE BASE ASSEMBLY (3 OF 3) ....SURGIGRAPHIC 6000CE BASE ASSEMBLY (3 OF 3; EXPORT) ... P 200050 906 HARNESS, Lower Brake ..............P 129360 483 LABEL, Ground ..................P 200050 127 BLOCK, Photo Eye Terminal ...............
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Figure 9-6. SurgiGraphic 6000CE Top Assembly 9-16 764330-472...
FIG. & PART UNITS PER ITEM DESCRIPTION NUMBER ASSEMBLY SURGIGRAPHIC 6000CE TOP ASSEMBLY ........SURGIGRAPHIC 6000CE TOP ASSEMBLY (EXPORT) ....P 200050 102 PLATE, In/Out Bearing ................. P 200050 863 BRAKE, Float ..................P 200050 090 SCREW, Socket Head Cap, 1/4-20 x 1-1/4" ........25 25 P 200050 092 LOCKWASHER, 1/4"...
FIG. & PART UNITS PER ITEM DESCRIPTION NUMBER ASSEMBLY SURGIGRAPHIC 6000CE EXTERIOR ASSEMBLY ......SURGIGRAPHIC 6000CE EXTERIOR ASSEMBLY (EXPORT) ..P 200050 358 COVER, Rear Base ................P 200050 773 COVER, Front ..................P 200050 357 COVER, Front Base ................P 200050 286 SCREW, Button Head Cap, #10-32 x 1/4"...
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FIG. & PART UNITS PER ITEM DESCRIPTION NUMBER ASSEMBLY SURGIGRAPHIC 6000CE ASSEMBLY (Cont'd) ....... SURGIGRAPHIC 6000CE ASSEMBLY (EXPORT; Cont'd) ....NOT USED P 200050 867 PACKAGE, Literature (Not Shown) ............. – P 200050 920 PACKAGE, Literature (Not Shown) ............. – P 200050 869 CONTROL, Palm (Not Shown) ............
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Figure 9-8. SurgiGraphic 6000FB Base Assembly (1 of 3) 9-22 764330-472...
FIG. & PART UNITS PER ITEM DESCRIPTION NUMBER ASSEMBLY SURGIGRAPHIC 6000FB BASE ASSEMBLY (1 OF 3) ..... SURGIGRAPHIC 6000FB BASE ASSEMBLY (1 OF 3; EXPORT) ..P 200050 721 WELDMENT, SurgiGraphic 6000FB Base .......... P 200050 024 RAIL, Up/Down Bearing ..............P 200050 025 SCREW, Socket Head Cap, M14 x 50 mm .........
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Figure 9-9. SurgiGraphic 6000FB Base Assembly (2 of 3) 9-24 764330-472...
FIG. & PART UNITS PER ITEM DESCRIPTION NUMBER ASSEMBLY SURGIGRAPHIC 6000FB BASE ASSEMBLY (2 OF 3) ..... SURGIGRAPHIC 6000FB BASE ASSEMBLY (2 OF 3; EXPORT) ..P 200050 043 PLATE, Front Carriage ................ P 200050 045 SCREW, Socket Head Cap, 3/8-16 x 1" ..........28 28 P 200050 044 PLATE, Rear Carriage .................
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Figure 9-10. SurgiGraphic 6000FB Base Assembly (3 of 3) 9-26 764330-472...
FIG. & PART UNITS PER ITEM DESCRIPTION NUMBER ASSEMBLY 9-10 SURGIGRAPHIC 6000FB BASE ASSEMBLY (3 OF 3) ..... SURGIGRAPHIC 6000FB BASE ASSEMBLY (3 OF 3; EXPORT) ..P 200050 234 BRACKET, Trendelenburg Sensor Tilt Limit ........P 200050 778 ASSEMBLY, Memory Linear Sensor ........... P 200050 120 SCREW, Round Head Socket Machine, #8-32 x 1-1/4"...
PART UNITS PER ITEM DESCRIPTION NUMBER ASSEMBLY 9-14 SURGIGRAPHIC 6000(CE) COMPUTER BOX ASSEMBLY ..... P 200050 763 BOX, Computer ..................P 200050 287 SWITCH, Emergency Button ............... P 200050 262 ASSEMBLY, PC Board Bracket (Interface Board) ....... P 200050 286 SCREW, Button Head Cap, #10-32 x 1/4"...
Y21, and Y20 (as viewed from top) (as viewed from top) For Relays Y30, Y27, Y23, Y22, Y12, Y11, Y10 and Y100 As Used on 2TB (as viewed from top) Terminal Block Figure 9-14. SurgiGraphic 6000(CE) Computer Box Assembly (Cont'd) 9-41 764330-472...
Figure 9-16. Power Inlet Panel Assembly 9-48 764330-472...
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FIG. & PART UNITS PER ITEM DESCRIPTION NUMBER ASSEMBLY 9-16 POWER INLET PANEL ASSEMBLY ..........P 200050 193 PANEL, Power Inlet ................P 200050 194 INLET, Power ..................P 200050 464 CORD, Power (Not Shown) ..............42 P 200050 465 WIRE, 14 AWG, Red (Not Shown) ............
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FIG. & PART UNITS PER ITEM DESCRIPTION NUMBER ASSEMBLY 9-20 RELAY BRACKET ASSEMBLY ............P 200050 748 BRACKET, Relay Mounting ..............P 200050 767 RELAY, Emergency Stop ..............P 200050 747 BRACKET, Safety Relay Mounting ............. P 200050 885 RAIL, Din, 2.5" ..................P 200050 769 SOCKET, Battery Timer ...............
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P: Stamp "08/05/2010 LIVE DOCUMENT" C: Document Manufacturing Front Cover changes/manual errors and clarifications A: Stamped to show Live Document Date Cover) 9-1/ Surgigraphic 6000 P: item #29 Part number P200050-559, is no longer available (Original Table) Base C: Manufacturing Change Assembly A: Order part number P200050-869 for replacement palm control.
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