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GE 5411385 Basic Service Manual

GE 5411385 Basic Service Manual (272 pages)

Brand: GE | Category: Medical Equipment | Size: 18 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
15
CHAPTER 1 Introduction

25
CHAPTER 4 Functional Checks

25
- Overview
  25
- Important Conventions
  31
  - Conventions Used in Book
    31
  - Standard Hazard Icons
    32
  - Product Icons
    33
- Safety Considerations
  37
  - Introduction
    37
  - Human Safety
    37
  - Mechanical Safety
    37
  - Electrical Safety
    37
  - Label Location
    37
  - Battery Safety
    38
  - Dangerous Procedure Warnings
    39
  - Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) Requirements
    39
  - Returning/Shipping Probes and Repair Parts
    40
- EMC, EMI, and ESD
  41
- Customer Assistance
  42
  - Contact Information
    42
  - System Manufacturer
    43
  - Factory Sites
    43
CHAPTER 2 Site Preparations

45
- Overview
  45
  - Purpose of this Chapter 2
    45
  - Chapter Contents
    45
- General Console Requirements
  46
- Facility Needs
  50
CHAPTER 3 System Setup

55
- Overview
  55
  - Purpose of Chapter 3
    55
  - Average Installation Time
    56
  - Installation Warnings
    57
  - Safety Reminders
    57
- Receiving and Unpacking the Equipment
  58
  - Moving into Position
    61
- Packing the Equipment
  61
- Preparing for Installation
  62
  - Verify Customer Order
    62
  - Physical Inspection
    62
  - EMI Protection
    62
- Completing the Installation
  63
  - Power on / Boot up
    63
  - Power On/Boot up
    63
  - Power Off/ Shutdown
    64
  - Transducer Connection
    65
- System Configuration
  66
  - System Specifications
    66
  - Electrical Specifications
    68
  - Approved Peripherals
    69
  - Connecting Cables
    71
  - Peripherals/Accessories Connector Panel
    71
  - Available Probes
    83
- Software/Option Configuration
  84
- Connectivity Installation Worksheet
  85
- Loading Base Image Software
  86
- Software Version Check out
  87
  - Functional Check-Out
    87
- Paperwork
  88
  - Product Locator Installation
    88
  - User Manual(S)
    88
  - Power Off/ Shutdown
    91
  - Archiving and Loading Presets
    93
  - Adjusting the Display Monitor
    94
  - Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) Requirements
    94
  - System Features
    95
  - B Mode Checks
    98
  - M Mode Controls
    101
  - Color Flow Mode Checks
    104
  - Doppler Mode Checks
    108
  - CWD Functional Check
    112
  - Basic Measurements
    113
  - Probe/Connectors Usage
    113
  - Using Cine
    114
  - Image Management (QG)
    115
  - Backup and Restore Database, Preset Configurations and Images
    116
- Software Configuration Checks
  125
- Peripheral Checks
  125
CHAPTER 5 Components and Functions (Theory)

127
- Overview
  127
- Block Diagrams and Theory
  128
  - Block Diagram
    128
  - General Information
    129
  - External I/O
    130
  - Peripherals
    130
  - Wiring
    131
- Power Diagrams
  132
  - Overview
    132
  - AC Power
    132
  - Battery Charging
    133
  - Air Flow Distribution
    134
  - Fans
    135
- Common Service Platform
  136
  - Introduction
    136
  - Global Service User Interface (GSUI)
    136
  - Service Home Page
    138
  - Error Logs Tab
    139
  - Diagnostics
    143
  - Image Quality
    144
  - Calibration
    144
  - Configuration
    145
  - Utilities
    145
  - Replacement
    146
CHAPTER 6 Service Adjustments

147
- Overview
  147
  - Purpose of this Chapter 6
    147
- Monitor Adjustments
  148
  - Adjustments Procedures
    148
CHAPTER 7 Diagnostics/Troubleshooting

149
- Overview
  149
  - Purpose of Chapter 7
    149
- Gathering Trouble Data
  150
  - Overview
    150
  - Collect Vital System Information
    150
  - Collect a Trouble Image with Logs
    151
- USB Quick Save
  152
  - Overview
    152
  - Check and Record the P3 Key Function
    153
  - Setting the P3 Key to USB Quick Save
    153
- Screen Captures
  154
- Global Service User Interface (GSUI)
  157
  - Enter Global Service User Interface
    157
  - Active Diagnostic Function
    158
  - Control Frame
    158
- Common Diagnostics
  160
  - Utilities
    160
  - PC Diagnostics (Non-Interactive Tests)
    161
  - PC Diagnostics (Interactive Tests)
    162
  - Restart the System after Diagnostics
    162
- Network and Insite II Configuration
  163
  - Network Configuration
    163
  - Insite II Configuration
    167
  - LOGIQ E Vet R6.X.X/R7.X.X)
    176
CHAPTER 8 Replacement Procedures

183
- Overview
  183
  - Purpose of Chapter 8
    183
- Disassembly/Re-Assembly of LOGIQ E/Logiq E Vet/Logiq I/VIVID E
  184
  - Handle Assy (FRU No. 313)
    184
- Loading the System Software
  186
  - Loading Base Image Software with DVD
    187
  - Loading the System Software with USB Memory Stick
    192
  - Reload the Correct Preset Region
    199
  - Option Strings Check
    202
  - Probe Recognition Check
    203
  - Peripheral Device Check
    203
  - Reinstall DICOM Devices
    204
- Checks after FRU Replacement (Debrief Guidelines)
  206
CHAPTER 9 Renewal Parts

207
- Overview
  207
  - Purpose of Chapter 9
    207
- List of Abbreviations
  207
- Renewal Parts Lists
  207
  - Equipment Models Covered in this Chapter
    208
- Operator Console Assy
  209
- LCD Assy
  210
- Keyboard Assy
  214
- Bottom Assy
  218
- Options of Spare Parts for LOGIQ E Vet Systems for USA
  225
- Cables
  226
- Isolation Cart Components
  227
- Isolation Cart Enhanced Version Components
  229
- Accessories and Kits
  238
- Manuals
  244
- Probe
  248
CHAPTER 10 Care & Maintenance

249
- Overview
  249
  - Periodic Maintenance Inspections
    249
  - Purpose of Chapter 10
    249
- Why Do Maintenance
  250
  - Keeping Records
    250
  - Quality Assurance
    250
- Maintenance Task Schedule
  250
  - How Often Should Care & Maintenance Tasks be Performed
    251
- Tools Required
  252
  - Special Tools, Supplies and Equipment
    252
- System Maintenance
  253
  - Preliminary Checks
    253
  - Functional Checks (See also Chapter 4)
    254
  - Input Power
    255
  - Cleaning
    255
  - Physical Inspection
    256
  - Optional Diagnostic Checks
    257
  - Probe Maintenance
    257
  - Battery Performance Maintenance
    258
- Electrical Safety Tests
  259
  - Safety Test Overview
    259
  - GEMS Leakage Current Limits
    260
  - Outlet Test - Wiring Arrangement
    261
  - Chassis Leakage Current Test
    262
  - Probe Leakage Current Test
    264
- When There's too Much Leakage Current
  266

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