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Plate is located on the pedestal as indicated. For further information visit www.eschmann.co.uk All correspondence relating to the after sales service of Eschmann Equipment to be addressed to : UK Customers Eschmann Equipment, Peter Road, Lancing, West Sussex, BN15 8TJ, England.
.. 14 Fig.2 MRS Operation table (G.A.) Control arm - cable type ..14 Fig.3 MR table - Parts and controls .. Control arm - gas spring ..14 Fig.4 Ram key adjustment .. Emergency operation - MRS only ..
There are two versions of the control arm which are both described, however the later version only is now available. The MR table is also available in a reduced height version. Instruction and Service Manuals should be readily accessible for reference prior to and when operating, cleaning and servicing the Operation Table.
MR & MRS OPERATION TABLES Part 2 2. TECHNICAL DATA DIMENSIONS AND MOVEMENTS TABLE LOADING Retention of Adjusted Height: The table will Longitudinal Deflection Load: The table will retain its adjusted height with a load of 135kg withstand a load of 50kg applied at a point 150mm uniformly applied to the trunk sections.
The MR and MRS Operation Tables have been designed for patients weighing up to 135kg with their centre of gravity (normally the perineum) over the base. However patient positioning and additional loads can compromise table stability.
Part 4 MR & MRS OPERATION TABLES 4. MAINTENANCE GENERAL Brakes and brake mechanism The information provided in this Service 4.5. Check the action of the brake mechanism Manual falls into four categories: (see Fig. 5) and also check for wear on the brake ♦...
MR & MRS OPERATION TABLES Part 4 4. MAINTENANCE DETAIL A DETAIL C DETAIL B Base casting Wheel spindle Oil sump Base cover Base control pedal Roller Castor frame Brake pad screws Quadrant securing nuts Castor Brake pad Brake shaft collars Castor mounting screw 12.
(4, Fig. 10) securing the Eschmann oil supplied with the table, in small screwed bush to screw housing on Trendelenburg measures, lowering the table after each addition.
If so, * tighten hinge nut (1) against hinge bolt (2) sufficiently to take up the slackness. To CAUTION: Do not over-tighten. do this, Eschmann recommend using two short lengths of 3/16 in. diameter round bar (3) inserted in the nut sockets, as illustrated in Fig. 7 and applying an improvised tommy bar (4) to turn the nut.
Part 4 MR & MRS OPERATION TABLES 4. MAINTENANCE Trendelenburg screw assembly friction of friction collar grub screws (11) are collars exposed. vii Tighten grub screws (11), securing friction NOTE: Sections 4.16 and 4.17 should only be collars (9), to a torque of 16 to 17 lbf in.
Break’ screw assembly has been released from adjustment and the table can be reassembled. the gear shaft. (Note that MR tables with serial Adjust the friction collar by slackening the number 2099 or below have the earlier design of single grub screw (4) that locks the torque screw detailed in sections 4.16 to 4.18 and tables...
Note: Gas spring supports were not fitted to head sections of tables pre Serial Number 1026 for MRS and pre Serial Number 676 for MR, or leg sections of tables pre Serial Number 1017 for MRS and pre Serial Number 315 for MR. Tables with these Serial Numbers or later have gas spring supports.
MR & MRS OPERATION TABLES Part 4 4. MAINTENANCE iii Check tightness of pivot screws and grub unit must be replaced, they cannot be serviced screws on head and leg sections. (see section 4.58). Also seepage of fluid indicates a failing unit that must be replaced.
Position the compression tool clamp on any discoloured portion of the ram surface. If (included in the tool kit available for the MR rust is detected, it must be removed completely, series tables, Part No. 751030) across the as follows: base of the cylinder (see Fig.
Part 4 MR & MRS OPERATION TABLES 4. MAINTENANCE completely loose then remove clamp and occur either side of the normal. As a guide, ram release (see Fig. 12(d)). the normal setting is 1/16in between release screw and ball valve housing (approximately Refer again to Fig.
Part 4 MR & MRS OPERATION TABLES 4. MAINTENANCE Failure of cable operated control arm gear idler gears (8) and (10). Small adjustments selection, MRS table only (pre Serial No.1024) to the adjusting screw may be made to achieve these conditions.
After that time change the oil, using 2.8 of the base; this will allow surplus oil to litres (5.0 Imperial pints) of the Eschmann drain into the base. (Matburn) oil supplied (equivalent to SAE 30 motor oil).
Part 4 MR & MRS OPERATION TABLES 4. MAINTENANCE by little and the table raised and lowered xiii Connect the ferrule (4, Fig. 11) to the control via the pump pedal after each addition until arm pivot (5, Fig. 11).
Replacing main control handle Replacing quadrant pinion 4.47 For the MR table only, the following 4.45 Symptoms of jerky movement on base procedure must be carried out: control pedal could also be due to broken quadrant Place table top in reverse Trendelenburg pinion teeth.
MR & MRS OPERATION TABLES Complete drilling through handle, using a retain the push-button in the ‘release’ position if the wooden block for the drill to break into - button is pressed with the head or leg section in hence protecting the plating on the handle.
Replacing fine control handwheel (on head at each end of bar to free bar from rack lift levers. section pre Serial No. MR 676 and MRS 1026) 4.55. If complete release bar assembly is to be removed including rack lift levers (2, Fig. 18), unscrew socket head screws (5, Fig 18) on either side and ease lever pivots out of their slots.
MR & MRS OPERATION TABLES Reassemble by the reverse of above ensuring Replacing release handle for head section correct orientation of handle and that the with gas spring (see Note in 4.23 for Serial spacers (7) are correctly repositioned, also...
MR & MRS OPERATION TABLES 4.57 To replace leg section release bar follow the Remove the pivot pin (2) from the end of the gas procedure detailed above for the head section spring (3) and unscrew the gas spring piston.
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