The purpose of this Service Manual is to provide the field engineer with the necessary infor- mation to maintain and repair the Ophthalmic Surgical System, EVA. For more detailed in- formation concerning the operation of the EVA, consult the Instruction Manual.
Service Manual Ophthalmic Surgical System Foreword Symbols in this document Below, the symbols used in this document are explained. These symbols are used to alert the reader to specific warnings. Warning! A warning indicates a potentially harmful situation to yourself or others. Caution! A caution indicates a condition that may lead to equipment damage or malfunction Tip or suggestion.
Scissors. Additional function: Ophthalmic Laser for coagulation. The EVA system is equipped with an advanced Irrigation and Aspiration system. It is provid- ed with an advanced pump system which makes Aspiration possible in two ways: vacuum controlled and flow controlled.
Service Manual Ophthalmic Surgical System Chapter 1 - Introduction • warnings or instructions as shown on the Ophthalmic Surgical System or contained in this Ser- vice Manual being ignored, • the Ophthalmic Surgical System being used for other applications or in other conditions than specified in this Service Manual, •...
Depending on the capabilities of the service facility, some repairs may not be possible; e.g. troubleshooting the main modules of the EVA without proper test equipment and qualified personnel. In such cases the defect parts or the complete EVA should be send to D.O.R.C. In- ternational.
Do not touch any exposed wiring or conductive surface, while the cover is off and the unit is energized. When electric power is connected to the EVA, the voltages present can cause in- jury or death. Never wear a grounding wrist strap when working on an energized unit. The operator should not perform any servicing except as specifically stated in the Instruction Manual.
Cautions Electrostatic discharge through the printed circuit boards will damage the components of the EVA. Handle all circuit boards (replacements and defective) by their non-conductive edg- es and use anti-static containers, when transporting them. Before servicing the equipment, ground yourself and the tool to discharge any accumulated static charge, by wearing a static tool wrist strap.
Chapter 2 - Maintenance instructions 2.3 User or operator instructions for cleaning the EVA Before cleaning the EVA disconnect the power cord and let the EVA cool down first. The EVA should only be cleaned with a humid (clean or sterile water) towel.
2.6.1 Transport and Packaging the EVA To transport the EVA please only use the original packaging or the dedicated flight case. 2.6.2 Transport and Packaging modules To transport a replaced EVA Module please only use the original packaging of the supplied EVA Module.
Service Manual Ophthalmic Surgical System Chapter 2 - Maintenance instructions 2.7.2 Covers This paragraph describes the disassembly of the 4 covers. Assembling is carried out in the opposite way. Use Threebond to fix the screws? Drawer Unscrew the 4 screws at the bottom side of the drawer.
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Unscrew the 2 screws of the top cover. Remove the top cover. Midhood Unscrew the 10 screws of the midhood. Inside the EVA unscrew the nut at the top side of the midhood. Remove the midhood 16 - Version date: Nov. 01, 2013 - N° doc.: 30204400-B...
Service Manual Ophthalmic Surgical System Chapter 2 - Maintenance instructions 2.7.3 Main board This paragraph describes the disassembly of the main board. Assembling is carried out in the opposite way. Remove the drawer as described in par. ’Drawer’, page 15). Remove the back cover as described in par.
Service Manual Ophthalmic Surgical System Chapter 2 - Maintenance instructions 2.7.4 Illumination This paragraph describes the disassembly of the Illumination module. Assembling is carried out in the opposite way. Remove the drawer as described in par. ’Drawer’, page 15). Remove the back cover as described in par. ’Back Cover’, page 15). Remove the top cover as described in par.
Unscrew the 4 screws of the power sup- ply module. Lift the power supply module out of the foot of the EVA. Disconnect all cable at the bottom side of the power supply module (not visible in the picture).
Service Manual Ophthalmic Surgical System Chapter 2 - Maintenance instructions 2.7.6 Panel PC This paragraph describes the disassembly of the panel PC. Assembling is carried out in the opposite way. Unscrew the 4 screws at the bottom site of the panel PC arm. Remove the cover plate.
Service Manual Ophthalmic Surgical System Chapter 2 - Maintenance instructions 2.7.7 Infusion Pole This paragraph describes the disassembly of the Infusion Pole. Assembling is carried out in the opposite way. Remove the drawer as described in par. ’Drawer’, page 15). Remove the back cover as described in par.
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Service Manual Ophthalmic Surgical System Chapter 2 - Maintenance instructions Remove the CAN cable. Unscrew the 4 self-locking nuts Remove the drive unit carefully. The drive unit is mounted on 4 vibration damp- ers in which set screws are mounted with lock- ing agent (Threebond normal 1374).
Service Manual Ophthalmic Surgical System Chapter 2 - Maintenance instructions 2.7.8 Phaco/Diathermy This paragraph describes the disassembly of the Phaco/Diathermy module. Assembling is carried out in the opposite way. Remove the drawer as described in par. ’Drawer’, page 15). Remove the back cover as described in par. ’Back Cover’, page 15). Remove the top cover as described in par.
Service Manual Ophthalmic Surgical System Chapter 2 - Maintenance instructions 2.7.9 Vitrectome module This paragraph describes the disassembly of the Vitrectomy module. Assembling is carried out in the opposite way. Remove the drawer as described in par. ’Drawer’, page 15). Remove the back cover as described in par.
Service Manual Ophthalmic Surgical System Chapter 2 - Maintenance instructions 2.7.10 Posterior module (VFI/E, Air, Prop. Scissors) This paragraph describes the disassembly of the Posterior module. Assembling is carried out in the opposite way. Remove the drawer as described in par. ’Drawer’, page 15). Remove the back cover as described in par.
Remove the interface plate. Be careful! There is a the cable b etween the interface plate and the EVA located below the posterior module. Disconnect the cable connectors (not visi- ble in the picture). At assembling, first connect the cable connectors.
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Service Manual Ophthalmic Surgical System Chapter 2 - Maintenance instructions Unscrew the 4 screws of the laser con- nector plate. Move the laser interface plate carefully a little bit forwards. Be careful ! The laser fiber and CAN cable are still connected. Disconnect the laser fiber.
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Service Manual Ophthalmic Surgical System Chapter 2 - Maintenance instructions Carefully remove the laser fiber through the EVA. Remove the CAN cable. Unscrew the screw of the laser module support. Support the laser module during unscrewing. Carefully move the laser module back- wards.
Remove the interface plate. Be careful! There is a the cable b etween the interface plate and the EVA located below the posterior module. Disconnect the cable connectors (not visi- ble in the picture). At assembling, first connect the cable connectors.
There is no disassembly required for the Foot pedal. The foot pedal can be replaced only. In case of replacement: • Connect the new foot pedal to the EVA System; use the back-up cable for pairing the foot pedal to the System. •...
When the remote control is not used for a substantial period of time, please remove the batteries to prevent oxidation of the batteries.. Fig. 3: Remote control EVA N° doc.: 30204400-B - Version date: Nov. 01, 2013 - 31...
Service Manual Ophthalmic Surgical System Chapter 2 - Maintenance instructions 2.10.3 Mayo This paragraph describes the disassembly of the mayo. Assembling is carried out in the op- posite way. Place the mayo in the position as shown in the picture. In this position the mayo fits in the pack- aging.
Service Manual Ophthalmic Surgical System Chapter 2 - Maintenance instructions Place the plastic cap. This is the same plastic cap as used on the mayo arm. 2.10.4 Maintenance of the compressed air filter Check the level of the reservoir of the air filter. If required empty the reservoir. N°...
5 Modules 5.1 Modular system The EVA is a modular system. In case of a defect the defective module can be replaced by a new module. The defective module can be returned to D.O.R.C. International for repair. 5.2 Overview of Modules The electrical schemes of the modules are available upon request only.
Service Manual Ophthalmic Surgical System Appendix 1 - Specifications Appendix 1 Specifications This appendix describes the technical details of the EVA. A1.1 EVA Dimensions metric US units EVA Dimensions [cm] / [inch]: • Width: • 71.7 • 28.2 • Height: •...
Service Manual Ophthalmic Surgical System Appendix 1 - Specifications A1.2 EVA Environmental Specifications Electrical Specifications Mains supply : 100 240VAC ~50/60 Hz 100 240 V T6.3AL/250V slow-blow or Fuses: T6.3AH/250V slow-blow 5 x 20 mm Power consumption: 650 VA Electrical Input Detachable international power cord...
Service Manual Ophthalmic Surgical System Appendix 1 - Specifications Auto Backflush (Reflux) Pressure range [mmHg]: 0 to 50 Time of activation [ms]: 0 to 250 Manual Backflush (Reflux) Pressure range: see Infusion /Irrigation A1.6 Air module Pressure Range [mmHg]: 0 to 150 Pressure accuracy [mmHg]: <...
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