Biomerieux BacTAlert 3D 60 Service Manual

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BA C T ALERT R 3D 6 0

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0 FRONT MATTER..................................................................................................................			IX
0.1	APPENDICES.................................................................................................................		IX
0.2	LIST OF TABLES...........................................................................................................		XI
0.3	LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS..........................................................................................		XIII
0.4	TYPOGRAPHY AND GRAPHIC CONVENTIONS.....................................................		XIX
	0.4.1	Bullets ..............................................................................................................	xxi
	0.4.2	Text Boxes .......................................................................................................	xxi
	0.4.3	Bracketed Italics................................................................................................	xxi
	0.4.4	Underlined Text.................................................................................................	xxi
	0.4.5	Bracketed Text.................................................................................................	xxii
	0.4.6	Text Within Quotation Marks .............................................................................	xxii
	0.4.7	Italicized (Whether Bold or Not) Text .................................................................	xxii
0.5	SAFETY SUMMARY .................................................................................................		XXIII
	0.5.1	General Information to Follow ...........................................................................	xxv
	0.5.2	Electrical Warnings ...........................................................................................	xxv
	0.5.3	Electrical Grounding .........................................................................................	xxvi
	0.5.4	Fuse Replacement Warning ..............................................................................	xxvi
	0.5.5	Hazardous Voltages .........................................................................................	xxvi
	0.5.6	Cleaning Agents...............................................................................................	xxvi
	0.5.7	Health Risks ...................................................................................................	xxvii
	0.5.8	ESD Precautions .............................................................................................	xxvii
	0.5.9	Moving Parts...................................................................................................	xxvii
	0.5.10	Heating Element .............................................................................................	xxvii

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1 GENERAL INFORMATION ..............................................................................................					1-1
1.1	INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................				1-1
1.2	REFERENCE DATA.....................................................................................................				1-2
1.3	EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION.......................................................................................				1-3
1.4	ASSEMBLY DESCRIPTIONS......................................................................................				1-4
	1.4.1	Electrical Components.......................................................................................			1-4
		1.4.1.1	Power Panel Assembly....................................................................		1-5
		1.4.1.2	Transformer Assembly.....................................................................		1-5
		1.4.1.3	Heater ............................................................................................		1-5
		1.4.1.4	Blower............................................................................................		1-5
		1.4.1.5	Step-5 Motor Assembly ...................................................................		1-7
		1.4.1.6	Fan ................................................................................................		1-7
		1.4.1.7	Quick Reference Card .....................................................................		1-7
	1.4.2	Communications Ports (Input / Output)...............................................................			1-8
		1.4.2.1	COMM Port.....................................................................................		1-9
		1.4.2.2	Printer Port .....................................................................................		1-9
		1.4.2.3	Internal Speaker w/external Speaker Jack ........................................		1-9
		1.4.2.4	Power Entry Module (PEM) / ON-OFF Switch ...................................		1-9
		1.4.2.5	Modem Port	....................................................................................	1-9
		1.4.2.6	LIS Port ..........................................................................................		1-9
		1.4.2.7	Monitor Port	....................................................................................	1-9
		1.4.2.8	UPS Port ........................................................................................		1-9
		1.4.2.9	UPS Serial Port ...............................................................................		1-9
		1.4.2.10	Mouse Port .....................................................................................		1-9
		1.4.2.11	Keyboard Port .................................................................................		1-9
		1.4.2.12	Barcode Scanner Port .....................................................................		1-9
	1.4.3	Electronic Components....................................................................................			1-10
		1.4.3.1	CPU PCBA ...................................................................................		1-11
		1.4.3.2	ModSig PCBA ...............................................................................		1-11
		1.4.3.3	Quad Serial PCBA.........................................................................		1-11
		1.4.3.4	Thermistor PCBA (Input/Output).....................................................		1-11
		1.4.3.5	CompactFlash Memory Disk ..........................................................		1-13
		1.4.3.6	CompactFlash Adapter PCBA ........................................................		1-13
		1.4.3.7	Step-5 PCBA ................................................................................		1-13
		1.4.3.8	Incubator Chamber Components....................................................		1-15
			1.4.3.8.1	Rack...........................................................................	1-15
			1.4.3.8.2	Cell ............................................................................	1-15
			1.4.3.8.3	Cell Flag.....................................................................	1-15
			1.4.3.8.4	Cell Indicator Lamp .....................................................	1-15

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	1.4.4	Input / Output Devices .....................................................................................		1-16
		1.4.4.1	Operator Display Monitor ...............................................................	1-17
		1.4.4.2	Barcode Scanner ..........................................................................	1-17
		1.4.4.3	Keyboard ......................................................................................	1-17
		1.4.4.4	Zip Drive .......................................................................................	1-17
		1.4.4.5	56K FAX Modem (Domestic)..........................................................	1-19
		1.4.4.6	56K Fax Modem (International) ......................................................	1-19
	1.4.5	Uninterruptible Power Supply “UPS”.................................................................		1-20
		1.4.5.1	On/Off Switch................................................................................	1-21
		1.4.5.2	UPS Comm Port (Computer Interface Port).....................................	1-21
		1.4.5.3	Overload Reset Switch ..................................................................	1-21
		1.4.5.4	Test (Check Battery/Alarm Disable) Switch .....................................	1-21
		1.4.5.5	120V Backup Receptacles .............................................................	1-21
		1.4.5.6	Accessory Surge Receptacles ........................................................	1-21
		1.4.5.7	AC Power Cord.............................................................................	1-21
1.5	OPERATOR DISPLAY CONFIGURATION SCREENS............................................			1-24
	1.5.1	Instrument Configuration Screen ......................................................................		1-25
		1.5.1.1	Accessing the Configuration Screen ...............................................	1-25
		1.5.1.2	Instrument Configuration Screen - Initial Entry .................................	1-26
		1.5.1.3	Configuration Screen [X Box] Buttons .............................................	1-27
1.6	QUICK REFERENCE CARD......................................................................................			1-29
2 BACKGROUND INFORMATION ....................................................................................				2-1
2.1	INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................			2-1
2.2	SYSTEM CONTROL - MODSIG PCBA.......................................................................			2-2
2.3	THERMISTOR PCBA (INPUT/OUTPUT)....................................................................			2-6
2.4	3D 60 POWER SUPPLY ASSEMBLY.........................................................................			2-8
2.5	DC POWER SUPPLY.................................................................................................			2-10
2.6	CPU PCBA .................................................................................................................			2-12
2.7	COMPACTFLASH ADAPTER PCBA........................................................................			2-14
2.8	QUAD SERIAL INTERFACE PCBA..........................................................................			2-16
2.9	RACK CONTROLLER PCBA....................................................................................			2-18
2.10	STEP-5 PCBA ............................................................................................................			2-24

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3 INSTALLATION PROCEDURES ....................................................................................				3-1
3.1	INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................			3-1
3.2 BACT/ALERT 3D 60 INSTALLATION PROCEDURES..............................................				3-3
	3.2.1	Verification of Site Requirements........................................................................		3-3
	3.2.2	Record Line Noise.............................................................................................		3-3
	3.2.3	Unpacking ........................................................................................................		3-3
	3.2.4	Repacking ........................................................................................................		3-3
		3.2.4.1	Verification of Contents....................................................................	3-6
			3.2.4.1.1 3D 60 Instrument Parts..................................................	3-6
	3.2.5	Set AC Power ...................................................................................................		3-7
	3.2.6	Instrument Placement ........................................................................................		3-9
	3.2.7	Instrument UPS.................................................................................................		3-9
	3.2.8	Power Up .......................................................................................................		3-11
	3.2.9	Instrument Configuration..................................................................................		3-11
	3.2.10	Temperature ...................................................................................................		3-11
	3.2.11	Error Check	....................................................................................................	3-11
	3.2.12	Modem Functional Test ...................................................................................		3-12
	3.2.13	Barcode Reader Functional Test ......................................................................		3-13
	3.2.14	UPS Functional Test (3D 60 Only, APC UPS 650).............................................		3-13
	3.2.15	Complete the Installation Checklist...................................................................		3-13
3.3	RESTRAINT INSTALLATION....................................................................................			3-14
	3.3.1	Overview ........................................................................................................		3-14
	3.3.2	Procedure.......................................................................................................		3-14
3.4	SOFTWARE INSTALLATION....................................................................................			3-17
3.5	SWITCHING ON.........................................................................................................			3-17
	3.5.1	Initialization.....................................................................................................		3-17

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4 SERVICING		.........................................................................................................................	4-1
4.1	INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................		4-1
4.2	SPECIFIC ...........................................................................TOOLS AND REQUIRED		4-3
4.3	POWER ...........................................................................UP/DOWN PROCEDURES		4-3
	4.3.1 .......................................................................................................	Introduction	4-3
	4.3.2 ...........................................................................................	3D 60 Power Down	4-3
	4.3.3 ................................................................................................	3D 60 Power Up	4-4
4.4	MB CONVERSION ...............................................................................PROCEDURE		4-5
	4.4.1 ..........................................................................................................	Overview	4-5
	4.4.2 .........................................................................................................	Procedure	4-5
4.5	DATA BACKUP/RESTORE ..............................................................PROCEDURES		4-9
	4.5.1 ....................................................	BacT/ALERT 3D 60 - Data Backup Procedure	4-9
	4.5.2 ....................................................	BacT/ALERT 3D 60 - Data Restore Procedure	4-9
4.6	PREVENTIVE .................................................................................MAINTENANCE		4-11
	4.6.1 ........................................................................................................	Overview	4-11
	4.6.2 ......................................................................................	Perform Data Backup	4-11
	4.6.3 ......................................................................	Barcode Reader Functional Test	4-11
	4.6.4 ........................................................................................	Printer Maintenance	4-11
	4.6.5 ..................................................................................	Temperature Verification	4-11
	4.6.6 ........................................................................................	Disabled Cell Check	4-11
	4.6.7 ...............................................................................	+5 DC Voltage Verification	4-11
	4.6.8 ........................................................................................................	UPS Test	4-11
	4.6.9 ............................................................................................	“Door Open” Test	4-12
	4.6.10 ...................................................	Completing the Preventive Maintenance Card	4-12
4.7	DIAGNOSTICS ............................................................AND TROUBLESHOOTING		4-13
	4.7.1 .....................................................................................................	Introduction	4-13
	4.7.2 .........................................................................................	Symptomatic Errors	4-13

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4.8	SOFTWARE DIAGNOSTICS.....................................................................................		4-15
	4.8.1	Button Legend ................................................................................................	4-15
	4.8.2	Purpose of the Section ....................................................................................	4-16
	4.8.3	Special Equipment ..........................................................................................	4-16
	4.8.4	Accessing the Diagnostics Screens ..................................................................	4-17
	4.8.5	Diagnostic Screens Overview...........................................................................	4-18
4.9	ALIGNMENTS AND CALIBRATIONS.......................................................................		4-69
	4.9.1	Overview ........................................................................................................	4-69
	4.9.2	System Power Supply......................................................................................	4-69
	4.9.3	Temperature ...................................................................................................	4-69
	4.9.4	Optics.............................................................................................................	4-69
	4.9.5	Rack – Single Cell Calibration ..........................................................................	4-69
	4.9.6	System Power Supply Check and Adjustments .................................................	4-74
	4.9.7	Door Micro Switch 1 & 2 Checks ......................................................................	4-77
4.10	REMOVE AND REPLACE PROCEDURES ..............................................................		4-79
	4.10.1	Introduction.....................................................................................................	4-79
	4.10.2	CPU PCBA Assembly (P/N 750-0070-01) .........................................................	4-81
	4.10.3	Quad Serial Interface PCBA (P/N 750-0066-01) ................................................	4-89
	4.10.4	CompactFlash Adapter PCBA (P/N 957-0004-356)............................................	4-91
	4.10.5	Software Installation and CompactFlash Memory Card Replacement .................	4-94
	4.10.6	ModSig PCBA (P/N 48300-1) (Order Spare P/N 48300-901) ..............................	4-95
	4.10.7	ModSig PCBA Fuses (P/N 870-0008-14, -17, -22) ...........................................	4-105
	4.10.8	Step-5 PCBA (P/N 48301-1) (Order Spare P/N 48301-901)..............................	4-108
	4.10.9	Step-5 Motor (P/N 48104-1) ...........................................................................	4-111
	4.10.10	Outlet Thermistor PCBA (P/N 32300-1) ..........................................................	4-117
	4.10.11	Inlet Thermistor PCBA (P/N 32300-1) .............................................................	4-119
	4.10.12	Zip™ Drive (P/N 895-0004-38) .......................................................................	4-120
	4.10.13	System Power Panel .....................................................................................	4-124

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4.10.14	Power Supply Transformer (P/N 851-0015-01) ................................................	4-126
4.10.15	Power Supply MOV - Metal Oxide Varistor (P/N 43116-2) ................................	4-128
4.10.16	Power Panel Solid State Relays (P/N 845-0018-01) ........................................	4-130
4.10.17	DC Power Supply (P/N 852-0010-01) .............................................................	4-132
4.10.18	Power Entry Module (PEM) Fuses (P/N 870-0008-14, -17, -24, -25) .................	4-135
4.10.19	Fan (P/N 941-0009-07) ..................................................................................	4-138
4.10.20	Heater (P/N 847-0009-01)..............................................................................	4-140
4.10.21	Blower Assembly (P/N 48411-1).....................................................................	4-142
4.10.22	Blower Motor Capacitor (P/N 601-0001-02).....................................................	4-143
4.10.23	Digital Reference Thermometer (P/N 848-0003-01) .........................................	4-148
4.10.24	Rack Assembly (P/N 43147-921, -922, -923)...................................................	4-149
4.10.25	Step-5 Drive Agitation Linkage Assembly (P/N 48418-1) ..................................	4-153
4.10.26	Gas Spring Assembly (P/N 926-0037-01)........................................................	4-156
4.10.27	Magnetic Door Switches (P/N 841-0012-01)....................................................	4-158
4.10.28	Keyboard (P/N 957-0004-373) .......................................................................	4-160
4.10.29	Barcode Scanner (P/N 957-0004-291) ............................................................	4-161
4.10.30	Domestic 56K Fax Modem (P/N 957-0004-342) ..............................................	4-162
4.10.31	International Fax Modem (P/N 957-0004-364) .................................................	4-163
4.10.32	APC Back-UPS Model 650 (Domestic Model) (P/N 957-0060-02) .....................	4-164
4.10.33	APC UPS (International Model) (P/N 957-0060-03) .........................................	4-169
4.11 POST SERVICE VALIDATION................................................................................		4-175
4.11.1	Overview ......................................................................................................	4-175
4.11.2	Required Materials ........................................................................................	4-175
4.11.3	Procedures ...................................................................................................	4-175

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0 FRONT MATTER

0.1APPENDICES

Appendix A	GLOSSARY .......................................................................................	A.1
Appendix B	PARTS LIST ......................................................................................	B.1
	Alphabetical Listing .................................................................................
Appendix C	DISINFECTION ..................................................................................	C.1
	Introduction .......................................................................................	C.1
	Procedures........................................................................................	C.1
	Spills .............................................................................................	C.1
	Instrument Shipping...........................................................................	C.1
	Assembly Shipping ............................................................................	C.1
Appendix D	ERROR CODES .................................................................................	D.1
Appendix E	DIAGRAMS........................................................................................	E.1
INDEX	..................................................................................................	Index-1

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0.2LIST OF TABLES

Section 1

Table 1.2.1 Reference Data ........................................................................................1-2

Section 2

Table 2.2.1	Audio Frequency Selection (JP 23 through JP26)	.......................................2-4
Table 2.5.1	Power Supply Data .................................................................................	2-10

Section 3

Table 3.2.1	3D 60 instrument Parts List .......................................................................	3-6
Table 3.2.2	Facility Power Rating and Conversion Chart ...............................................	3-8
Table 3.2.3	Setup and Connections Table....................................................................	3-9
Table 3.3.3	Restraint Hardware.................................................................................	3-14
Table 3.3.4	Table of Equivalent Dimensions ...............................................................	3-15

Section 4

Table 4.2.1	Required Tools and Equipment ..................................................................	4-3
Table 4.7.1	Symptomatic Problems ...........................................................................	4-13
Table 4.10.18	Facility Power Rating and Fuse Conversion Chart ...................................	4-135

Appendices

Table C 1.2 Disinfection Equipment............................................................................. C.1

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0.3LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

CHAPTER 0 – FRONT MATTER

Fig. 1	- Text Box .........................................................................................................................................................................	xxi
Fig. 2	- USA 115 VAC Standard............................................................................................................................................	xxvi
Fig. 3	- European 230 VAC Standard..................................................................................................................................	xxvi

CHAPTER 1 – GENERAL INFORMATION

Fig. 4 - BacT/ALERT 3D 60 Instrument ................................................................................................................................	1-3
Fig. 5 - 3D 60 Power Panel Assembly ..................................................................................................................................	1-4
Fig. 6 - Transformer..................................................................................................................................................................	1-4
Fig. 7 - Blower & Heater...........................................................................................................................................................	1-4
Fig. 8 - Step-5 Motor Assembly..............................................................................................................................................	1-6
Fig. 9 - Fan Assembly ...............................................................................................................................................................	1-6
Fig. 10 - BacT/ALERT 3D 60 System Control (Rear View) w/Comm Ports.................................................................	1-8
Fig. 11 - CPU PCBA ................................................................................................................................................................	1-10
Fig. 12 - ModSig PCBA ..........................................................................................................................................................	1-10
Fig. 13 - Quad Serial PCBA...................................................................................................................................................	1-10
Fig. 14 - Thermistor PCBA....................................................................................................................................................	1-10
Fig. 15 - CompactFlash Memory Disk................................................................................................................................	1-12
Fig. 16 - CompactFlash Adapter PCBA.............................................................................................................................	1-12
Fig. 17 - Step-5 PCBA.............................................................................................................................................................	1-12
Fig. 18 - BacT 3D 60 Incubator Chamber..........................................................................................................................	1-14
Fig. 19 - Rack Assembly........................................................................................................................................................	1-14
Fig. 20 - Operator Display Monitor .....................................................................................................................................	1-16
Fig. 21 - Barcode Scanner ....................................................................................................................................................	1-16
Fig. 22 - Keyboard...................................................................................................................................................................	1-16
Fig. 23 - Zip Drive ....................................................................................................................................................................	1-16
Fig. 24 - Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) Domestic Model – Front and Rear Views....................................	1-20
Fig. 25 - Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) European Model – Front and Rear Views ...................................	1-22
Fig. 26 - Instrument Configuration Screen.......................................................................................................................	1-24
Fig. 27 - Main Screen..............................................................................................................................................................	1-25
Fig. 28 - Setup Screen w/Field Engineer Password Activation ..................................................................................	1-26
Fig. 29 - Instrument Configuration Screen.......................................................................................................................	1-26
Fig. 30 - [X Box] Selection Checkbox ................................................................................................................................	1-27
Fig. 31 - Quick Reference Card – Front Side ...................................................................................................................	1-30
Fig. 32 - Quick Reference Card – Rear Side.....................................................................................................................	1-31

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CHAPTER 2 – BACKGROUND INFORMATION

Fig. 33 - ModSig PCBA Diagram ...........................................................................................................................................		2-2
Fig. 34 - ModSig Block Diagram............................................................................................................................................		2-5
Fig. 35 - Thermistor PCBA......................................................................................................................................................		2-6
Fig. 36 - Power Distribution Block Diagram.......................................................................................................................		2-8
Fig. 37 - CPU PCBA Diagram ...............................................................................................................................................		2-12
Fig. 38 - CompactFlash Adapter PCBA.............................................................................................................................		2-14
Fig. 39 - Quad Serial Interface PCBA Diagram................................................................................................................		2-16
Fig. 40 - Rack Controller PCBA Diagram..........................................................................................................................		2-18
Fig. 41	- Rack Controller PCBA Block Diagram..............................................................................................................	2-20
Fig. 42	- Rack Address Concept..........................................................................................................................................	2-22
Fig. 43	- Step-5 PCBA Diagram............................................................................................................................................	2-24
Fig. 44	- Step-5 PCBA Block Diagram................................................................................................................................	2-28

CHAPTER 3 – INSTALLATION PROCEDURES

Fig. 45 - 3D 60 Instrument Repacking Sequence .............................................................................................................		3-4
Fig. 46 - 3D 60 Instrument Repack – Web Strapping Diagrams ...................................................................................		3-5
Fig. 47 - Power Entry Module w. Fuse Holder Removed................................................................................................		3-7
Fig. 48 - Fuse Holder w/Fuse..................................................................................................................................................		3-7
Fig. 49 - PEM w/115 VAC Version .........................................................................................................................................		3-8
Fig. 50 - PEM w/230 VAC Version .........................................................................................................................................		3-8
Fig. 51 - Installation and Setup Diagram...........................................................................................................................		3-10
Fig. 52 - Communications Panel Connection Diagram.................................................................................................		3-12
Fig. 53 - Modem Configuration & Dip Switch Settings Diagram ................................................................................		3-12
Fig. 54	- Countertop/Surface Mounting Diagram............................................................................................................	3-12
Fig. 55	- Mounting Surface Diagram ..................................................................................................................................	3-15
Fig. 56	- Mounting Surface (Drilling) Template ...............................................................................................................	3-16
Fig. 57	- Installation Checklist .............................................................................................................................................	3-18

CHAPTER 4 - SERVICING

Fig. 58 - 3D 60 Instrument – Power Switch........................................................................................................................		4-3
Fig. 59 - Step-5 Motor PCBA Power Disconnect...............................................................................................................		4-5
Fig. 60 - MB Conversion – Lock Screw Removal .............................................................................................................		4-6
Fig. 61 - MB Conversion – Lock Screw Installation .........................................................................................................		4-7
Fig. 62 - Backup Management Button .................................................................................................................................		4-9
Fig. 63 - Cancel Button ............................................................................................................................................................		4-9
Fig. 64 - ModSig PCBA LED 55 and 56 location..............................................................................................................		4-12
Fig. 65 - Scanner Default Settings Barcode .....................................................................................................................		4-13
Fig. 66	- Diagnostics Setup Screen Buttons ....................................................................................................................	4-15
Fig. 67	- Diagnostic Test Selection (Setup) Screen.......................................................................................................	4-17
Fig. 68	- 1.7 Inc Module/Flag Check ...................................................................................................................................	4-18
Fig. 69	- 1.5 Inc Module 1/Temperature Log (Find Text String) ..................................................................................	4-19

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Fig. 70 - 1.5 Inc Module 1/Temperature Log (Text String Output)..............................................................................	4-20
Fig. 71 - 1.5 Inc Module 1/Temperature Log (Save Output to Zip) .............................................................................	4-20
Fig. 72 - 1.5 Inc Module 1/Temperature Log (Scroll/Anchor Buttons) ......................................................................	4-21
Fig. 73 - 1.5 Inc Module 1/Temperature Log (Slide Bar) ...............................................................................................	4-22
Fig. 74 - 1.1 Inc Module 1/Loopback Test Screen...........................................................................................................	4-24
Fig. 75 - 1.2 Inc Module 1/Port Stats Test Screen...........................................................................................................	4-25
Fig. 76 - 1.3 Inc Module 1/Message Stats Test Screen..................................................................................................	4-26
Fig. 77 - 1.4 Inc Module 1/Message Log Test Screen....................................................................................................	4-27
Fig. 78 - 1.5 Inc Module 1/Temperature Log Test Screen.............................................................................................	4-28
Fig. 79 - 1.6 Inc Module 1/Reading Log Test Screen.....................................................................................................	4-29
Fig. 80 - 1.7 Inc Module 1/Flag Check Screen.................................................................................................................	4-30
Fig. 81 - 1.7 Inc Module 1/Flag Check Test Screen........................................................................................................	4-31
Fig. 82 - 1.7 Inc Module 1/Flag Check (Calibration Screen..........................................................................................	4-31
Fig. 83 - 1.8 Inc Module 1/Heater Screen..........................................................................................................................	4-32
Fig. 84 - 1.9 Inc Module 1/LED Check ................................................................................................................................	4-33
Fig. 85 - 1.9 Inc Module 1/LED Check (Walking) .............................................................................................................	4-33
Fig. 86 - 7.1 Instrument Cntrl/ZIP Drive Test Screen.....................................................................................................	4-35
Fig. 87 - 7.2 Instrument Cntrl/Barcode Loopback Test Screen...................................................................................	4-36
Fig. 88 - 7.4 Instrument Cntrl/Power Event Log Screen ...............................................................................................	4-39
Fig. 89 - 7.6 Instrument Cntrl/Software Test Screen – Scan........................................................................................	4-62
Fig. 90 - 7.6 Instrument Cntrl/Software Test Screen – Misc........................................................................................	4-66
Fig. 91 - Diagnostic Test Selection Screen – Flag Check ............................................................................................	4-70
Fig. 92 - Incubator Flag Check – Cell Differences Screen...........................................................................................	4-71
Fig. 93 - Flag Check – Cell Calibration Screen................................................................................................................	4-72
Fig. 94 - System Power Panel and DC Supply.................................................................................................................	4-74
Fig. 95 - Step-5 PCBA at Connector J4 .............................................................................................................................	4-75
Fig. 96 - ModSig PCBA with +5 VDC Test Points ...........................................................................................................	4-75
Fig. 97 - DC Power Supply....................................................................................................................................................	4-75
Fig. 98 - Door Micro Switches and Magnets ....................................................................................................................	4-77
Fig. 99 - Top Panel Screw Locations (Removal) .............................................................................................................	4-81
Fig. 100 - CPU PCBA w/Quad Serial PCBA plugged in.................................................................................................	4-82
Fig. 101 - CPU PCBA - Screw Removal.............................................................................................................................	4-83
Fig. 102 - CPU PCBA – J27 and J7 Cable Routing .........................................................................................................	4-84
Fig. 103 - Quad Serial PCBA Removed from CPU PCBA.............................................................................................	4-85
Fig. 104 - CPU PCBA Cable Connections .........................................................................................................................	4-86
Fig. 105 - WinSystems® CPU Connector Locations.......................................................................................................	4-87
Fig. 106 - Quad Serial PCBA ................................................................................................................................................	4-89
Fig. 107 - Quad Serial PCBA Cable Connections ...........................................................................................................	4-90
Fig. 108 - EMC – CompactFlash PCBA..............................................................................................................................	4-91
Fig. 109 - CompactFlash Adapter & ZIP Drive Installed ...............................................................................................	4-92
Fig. 110 - CompactFlash Adapter w/WinSystems Computer......................................................................................	4-92
Fig. 111 - CompactFlash Card (Memory Removal) ........................................................................................................	4-93
Fig. 112 - CompactFlash Adapter (Removal)...................................................................................................................	4-93
Fig. 113 - ModSig PCBA – Connector Location ..............................................................................................................	4-95
Fig. 114 - ModSig PCBA........................................................................................................................................................	4-96
Fig. 115 - ModSig PCBA – Tie Wrap Removal.................................................................................................................	4-97
Fig. 116 - ModSig PCBA – Bundled Cable Disconnection ...........................................................................................	4-98
Fig. 117 - ModSig PCBA – JP19 Cable Removal.............................................................................................................	4-99
Fig. 118 - ModSig PCBA – JP21, MS-JP11, JP12, &JP31 Cable Removal................................................................	4-99
Fig. 119 - ModSig PCBA – MS-JP1 Cable Removal ....................................................................................................	4-100

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Fig. 120 - ModSig – Rear Panel Screw Removal..........................................................................................................	4-100
Fig. 121 - ModSig PCBA – Mounting Screw Locations ..............................................................................................	4-101
Fig. 122 - ModSig – Step-5 MCJ4 Connection ..............................................................................................................	4-102
Fig. 123 - ModSig – Rear Panel Hex Nut & Knurled Nut Removal ..........................................................................	4-103
Fig. 124 - ModSig PCBA – JP10, JP1 and Ground Cable ..........................................................................................	4-103
Fig. 125 - ModSig PCBA Fuse Locations .......................................................................................................................	4-105
Fig. 126 - ModSig PCBA – Fuse Locations 1 ................................................................................................................	4-106
Fig. 127 - ModSig PCBA (Installed) - Fuse Locations 2 .............................................................................................	4-107
Fig. 128 - Step-5 PCBA Location......................................................................................................................................	4-108
Fig. 129 - Step-5 PCBA Connector and Wiring Locations ........................................................................................	4-109
Fig. 130 - Step-5 Motor Windings ....................................................................................................................................	4-111
Fig. 131 - Step-5 Motor Removal – MCJ3 Disconnection ..........................................................................................	4-112
Fig. 132 - Step-5 Motor Removal – Set-Screw Removal............................................................................................	4-113
Fig. 133 - Step-5 Motor Removal – Mounting Screw Removal.................................................................................	4-114
Fig. 134 - Step-5 Motor Removal......................................................................................................................................	4-114
Fig. 135 - Step-5 Motor Removal – Reinstalling Mounting Screws........................................................................	4-115
Fig. 136 - Outlet Thermistor PCBA Removal ................................................................................................................	4-117
Fig. 137 - Inlet Thermistor PCBA Removal....................................................................................................................	4-119
Fig. 138 - Zip™ Drive Removal.........................................................................................................................................	4-120
Fig. 139 - Zip Drive – Flash Adapter PCBA Removal.................................................................................................	4-120
Fig. 140 - Zip Drive Screw Removal................................................................................................................................	4-121
Fig. 141 - Zip Drive Removal – Cutout Hole ..................................................................................................................	4-121
Fig. 142 - Zip Drive Sled Removal (Side Screws)........................................................................................................	4-122
Fig. 143 - Zip Drive Sled Removal (Bottom Screws)...................................................................................................	4-122
Fig. 144 - Zip Drive – Reconnecting IDE Cable and Power Connector..................................................................	4-122
Fig. 145 - Power Panel Assembly – Screw Removal..................................................................................................	4-124
Fig. 146 - Power Panel Assembly ....................................................................................................................................	4-125
Fig. 147 - Power Panel Assembly – Installed ...............................................................................................................	4-125
Fig. 148 - Power Supply Transformer – Power Supply Panel Removed...............................................................	4-126
Fig. 149 - Power Panel with Transformer Installed.....................................................................................................	4-127
Fig. 150 - Transformer – PEM Connections ..................................................................................................................	4-127
Fig. 151 - Power Supply – Simplified Schematic .........................................................................................................	4-128
Fig. 152 - Term Board 1 (TB1)...........................................................................................................................................	4-128
Fig. 153 - Power Panel Solid State Relay Layout ........................................................................................................	4-130
Fig. 154 - Power Supply Assembly w/DC Power Supply...........................................................................................	4-132
Fig. 155 - DC Power Supply – J1 and J2 Disconnection ...........................................................................................	4-133
Fig. 156 - Power Panel Assembly – DC Supply Screw Removal.............................................................................	4-134
Fig. 157 - Power Entry Module w/Fuse Holder Removed..........................................................................................	4-135
Fig. 158 - Fuse Holder Fuse Installation ........................................................................................................................	4-135
Fig. 159 - PEM Fuse Removal w/ Screwdriver..............................................................................................................	4-136
Fig. 160 - PEM Fuse Holder Removal .............................................................................................................................	4-136
Fig. 161 - PEM Fuse Holder Pulled Out ..........................................................................................................................	4-136
Fig. 162 - PEM w/115 VAC Version ..................................................................................................................................	4-137
Fig. 163 - PEM w/230 VAC Version ..................................................................................................................................	4-137
Fig. 164 - Fan – Inside View...............................................................................................................................................	4-138
Fig. 165 - Fan Wiring Connections ..................................................................................................................................	4-138
Fig. 166 - Heater Terminal Connectors ..........................................................................................................................	4-140
Fig. 167 - Heater Removal..................................................................................................................................................	4-141
Fig. 168 - Blower Motor ......................................................................................................................................................	4-142
Fig. 169 - Blower Motor Capacitor ...................................................................................................................................	4-143

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Fig. 170 - Power Supply Panel – BHP1 Connector......................................................................................................		4-144
Fig. 171 - Power Supply Panel – HBJ1/HBP1 Connector ..........................................................................................		4-144
Fig. 172 - Power Supply Panel – Mounting Screw Removal.....................................................................................		4-145
Fig. 173 - Blower Motor Capacitor – Boot and Clamp Removal..............................................................................		4-146
Fig. 174 - Reference Thermometer..................................................................................................................................		4-148
Fig. 175 - Rack Blocks Installed.......................................................................................................................................		4-149
Fig. 176 - Rack Assembly w/Cable Cover Removed...................................................................................................		4-150
Fig. 177 - Rack Cable Clamp Removed..........................................................................................................................		4-150
Fig. 178 - Rack Cable Disconnection..............................................................................................................................		4-150
Fig. 179 - Rack Assembly – Captive Screw Removal.................................................................................................		4-151
Fig. 180 - Step-5 Drive Agitation Linkage Assembly ..................................................................................................		4-153
Fig. 181 - Drive Linkage and Bushings Specs .............................................................................................................		4-154
Fig. 182 - Gas Spring Assembly.......................................................................................................................................		4-156
Fig. 183 - Gas Spring Assembly Removal.....................................................................................................................		4-157
Fig. 184 - Magnetic Door Switches..................................................................................................................................		4-158
Fig. 185 - Door Switch LEDs – ModSig PCBA..............................................................................................................		4-159
Fig. 186 - 3D 60 Rear Panel – Keyboard Port Connection ........................................................................................		4-160
Fig. 187 - 3D 60 Rear Panel – Barcode Scanner Port Connection ..........................................................................		4-161
Fig. 188 - Fax Modem Port Connections (Domestic Model) .....................................................................................		4-162
Fig. 189 - Domestic 56K Fax Modem – Rear Port Connection.................................................................................		4-162
Fig. 190 - Modem Port Connections (International Model) .......................................................................................		4-163
Fig. 191 - International 56K Fax Modem – Rear Port Connection...........................................................................		4-163
Fig. 192 - APC UPS Domestic Model – BackUPS 650 (120V) (Front and Rear View).........................................		4-164
Fig. 193 - 3D 60 System Rear Communications Ports (UPS Cable Connection) ................................................		4-164
Fig. 194 - UPS Battery Connection Preparation ..........................................................................................................		4-165
Fig. 195 - UPS Battery Cover Removal...........................................................................................................................		4-165
Fig. 196 - Connecting UPS Battery Cable to Terminal...............................................................................................		4-166
Fig. 197 - Domestic UPS with Battery Cables Connected.........................................................................................		4-166
Fig. 198 - Domestic UPS with Battery Cover Secured...............................................................................................		4-167
Fig. 199 - Domestic UPS Peripheral Connections .......................................................................................................		4-167
Fig. 200 - APC UPS International Model _BackUPS 650 (240V) (Front and Rear View)....................................		4-169
Fig. 201 - 3D 60 System Rear Communications Ports (UPS Cable Connection) ................................................		4-169
Fig. 202 - International UPS Battery Connection Preparation .................................................................................		4-170
Fig. 203 - International UPS Battery Cover Removal .................................................................................................		4-170
Fig. 204 - Connecting UPS Battery Cable to Terminal...............................................................................................		4-171
Fig. 205 - International UPS with Battery Cables Connected...................................................................................		4-171
Fig. 206 - International UPS with Battery Cover Secured.........................................................................................		4-172
Fig. 207 - International UPS Peripheral Connections .................................................................................................		4-172
Fig. 208 - Instrument Status Code 710................................................................................................................................		D-9

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0.4TYPOGRAPHY AND GRAPHIC CONVENTIONS

The following is a comprehensive list of the typographical and graphic elements of this manual.

0.4 TYPOGRAPHY AND GRAPHIC CONVENTIONS.....................................................		XIX
0.4.1	Bullets ..............................................................................................................	xxi
0.4.2	Text Boxes .......................................................................................................	xxi
0.4.3	Bracketed Italics................................................................................................	xxi
0.4.4	Underlined Text.................................................................................................	xxi
0.4.5	Bracketed Text.................................................................................................	xxii
0.4.6	Text Within Quotation Marks .............................................................................	xxii
0.4.7	Italicized (Whether Bold or Not) Text .................................................................	xxii

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0.4.1Bullllets

Bullets are used to designate items in a list (∙, -) or steps in a procedure (1, 2, etc)

0.4.2Text Boxes

Important Steps

A text box can be a NOTE, CAUTION, WARNING or Image Note.

Fig. 1 - Text Box

Whenever text is contained within a box (Reference Figure 1) it identifies things that require special attention. There are three different text boxes used within this manual:

∙NOTES: Used to clarify or explain a particular step. These text boxes are identified by the word NOTE' ' (bold and all caps) centered at the top of the box and normal text following.

∙CAUTIONS: Used to identify actions that could cause DAMAGE to the instrument or test equipment. These text boxes are identified by the word 'CAUTION' (bold and all caps) centered at the top of the box and bold text following.

∙WARNINGS: Used to identify actions that could result in INJURY or DEATH to personnel performing the procedure (or close by). These text boxes are identified by the word 'WARNING' centered at the top of the box and bold capitalized text following.

∙IMAGE NOTES: Used to explain steps of a process, identify component parts, suggestions and other steps related to the functionality of the instrument. The text boxes are not identified with any special markings. Generally they will surround photos and drawings and will explain processes, parts or other related information.

0.4.3Bracketed Italliics

Brackets around Italics text, [Italics Text], identifies items to be clicked on the display screen. (I.E.: Press [On Line] to continue).

0.4.4Underlliined Text

Underlined text identifies words, groups, or characters that are to be typed on the keyboard. (I.E.: Type <Y><E><S> to continue, or Press <ALT> + <CTRL> + <DEL> to reboot.)

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0.4.5Bracketed Text

Single text within brackets identifies single keys to be pressed on the keyboard. (I.E.: Press <Esc> to exit the system.)

0.4.6Text Wiithiin Quotatiion Marks

Whenever text is displayed within quotation marks, it usually means that this a displayed message on the screen. (I.E.: After previous step is complete, the system will display 'Press Any Key to Continue'.)

0.4.7Italliiciized (Whether Bolld or Not) Text

Whenever text is in Italics (or Bold Italics), it provides for emphasis, or identifies key words or concepts. Whenever this format is seen, it is an important operative part of the meaning of the text or added notation. Bold Italics designate STRONG emphasis and is not to be ignored or taken lightly.

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0.5SAFETY SUMMARY

The following is a comprehensive list of the safety issues outlined in this chapter.

0.5 SAFETY SUMMARY .................................................................................................		XXIII
0.5.1	General Information to Follow ...........................................................................	xxv
0.5.2	Electrical Warnings ...........................................................................................	xxv
0.5.3	Electrical Grounding .........................................................................................	xxvi
0.5.4	Fuse Replacement Warning ..............................................................................	xxvi
0.5.5	Hazardous Voltages .........................................................................................	xxvi
0.5.6	Cleaning Agents...............................................................................................	xxvi
0.5.7	Health Risks ...................................................................................................	xxvii
0.5.8	ESD Precautions .............................................................................................	xxvii
0.5.9	Moving Parts...................................................................................................	xxvii
0.5.10	Heating Element .............................................................................................	xxvii

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0.5.1Generall Informatiion to Follllow

This manual contains WARNINGS, CAUTIONS and NOTES, specific instructions and other information that must be followed and observed at all times. This will help ensure the safe handling and operation of the instrument.

∙NOTE: Clarifies or explains a particular step or procedure. A note box is identified with

the word NOTE in bold text and the explanatory body text is not bolded.

∙CAUTION: Warns of a risk of DAMAGING equipment or components. A caution may be identified with the word CAUTION and its explanatory body text is bolded.

∙WARNING: Identifies a process step that may cause injury or DEATH to personnel. A warning may be identified with the word WARNING and its explanatory body text is bolded in all caps.

0.5.2Ellectriicall Warniings

The BacT/ALERT 3D 60 has been designed and tested IAW IEC Publication 61010-1: Safety Requirements for Electrical Equipment for Measurement, Control, and Laboratory Use, UL 3101-1, CAN/CSA C22.2 No. 1010.1-92 and has been supplied in safe condition. A CB Certificate and Construction File have been established for the instrument.

1.Before applying power, ensure that the Power Entry Module (PEM) is properly configured for the specific facility power voltage. Also ensure that the fuse(s) is (are) installed and of proper rating value. (See Subsection 3.2.5 – Set AC Power)

2.Any interruption of the protective conductor inside or outside of the instrument or disconnection of the protective earth terminal is likely to make the instrument dangerous to lab personnel and other users.

3.Any adjustment, maintenance or repair of the opened instrument while under voltage should be avoided. If power to the instrument is necessary, repair or maintenance shall be carried out only by a trained and qualified individual who is aware of the hazard(s) involved with the task. In addition, a second individual will be nearby to render aid, if necessary.

4.Make sure that only fuses with the required current rating and of the specified type are used for a replacement. The use of makeshift fuses or the short -circuiting of any fuse holder is extremely dangerous and prohibited. (See Subsection 3.2.5 – Set AC Power)

5.Whenever it is likely that a BacT/ALERT 3D 60 has been impaired, it will be made inoperative by powering it down and disconnecting the power cord. If there is evidence of moisture within the instrument, turn the facility power off at the circuit breaker junction box before removing the power cable. The instrument is likely to be impaired if it:

∙Shows visible damage

∙Fails to perform an intended operation

∙Has been subjected to storage or operation under unfavorable conditions. (i.e., above 80% humidity, dusty environment, prolonged storage. (Refer to Section 1- 2, Table 1.2.1, for tolerances.

∙Has been subjected to severe transport stresses.

6.If any of the above conditions occur, a qualified service technician must check the instrument out prior to use.

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0.5.3Ellectriicall Groundiing

An electrical ground is required and must be in place for this instrument.

Before installing the instrument, ensure that a grounded wall receptacle is available for each unit. It must be plugged into a mating grounding type wall receptacle in accordance with National Electrical Codes (US Domestic) and/or applicable local codes and ordinances (domestic or international) for this type of installation. (Reference Figure 2, below)

WARNING

UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES IS THE GROUND PRONG TO BE REMOVED. IF THE GROUND PRONG, THE PLUG, OR THE CORD HAVE ANY PHYSICAL DAMAGE, THE CORD IS TO BE REPLACED. IT IS EXTREMELY HAZARDOUS TO OPERATE THIS (OR ANY) INSTRUMENT WITH A MISSING GROUND PRONG OR A FAULTY CABLE IN PLACE.

Fig. 2 - USA 115 VAC Standard

Fig. 3 - European 230 VAC Standard

0.5.4Fuse Repllacement Warniing

There are no user-serviceable fuses in the BacT/ALERT® 3D 60. Only trained and qualified service technicians are to replace any fuse within the instrument. The only exception to fuse installation will be during the initial installation of the unit. At the time of installation, the customer does install PEM fuses according to steps outlined in the Installation section of the BacT/ALERT 3D 60 Operator’s Manual.

0.5.5Hazardous Volltages

DC voltages used within the instrument are low voltage and low current. They do not pose any immediate hazard to technicians. There is, however, facility power of either 115 VAC or 230 VAC within or near the power supply assembly, which could pose an electrical hazard if proper precautions are not observed. Note: All voltages are potentially hazardous under the proper circumstances.

0.5.6Clleaniing Agents

Follow manufactures’ instructions and MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheets) information to prevent any possible hazards that may be present when using cleaning agents (or other chemicals).

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