PRACTIX 100 PLUS
SERVICE MANUAL
Practix 100 plus
PMS 12NC: 9890-010-81791
Date:
Service manual
PMS 12NC: 4512-984-22741
File name: W3000_Rev1.doc
1.Technical data & labels
code: W3004_Rev0
2.Installation & Acceptance code: W3006_Rev0
3.Replacement code: W3010_Rev0
4.Adjustments code: W3012_Rev0
5.Faults finding code: W3014_Rev0
6.Service information code:W3016_Rev0
7.Parts list
code: W3018_Rev1 ****
8.Electrical drawings code: W3020_Rev0
9.Programmed maintenance code: W3022_Rev0
PRACTIX 100 PLUS
TECHNICAL DATA &
LABELS
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PRACTIX 100 plus |
Technical data & labels |
SUMMARY |
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TECHNICAL DATA |
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Electrical characteristics ...................................................................................................................... |
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Radiological characteristics.................................................................................................................. |
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Monobloc ........................................................................................................................................... |
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Collimator .......................................................................................................................................... |
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Environmental data ............................................................................................................................ |
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Operative modes ................................................................................................................................ |
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Functionality ...................................................................................................................................... |
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Accessories and options ...................................................................................................................... |
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Mechanical characteristics ................................................................................................................... |
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Unit volume sizes ............................................................................................................................... |
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MHF 2011 Monobloc ........................................................................................................................... |
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Tube characteristics............................................................................................................................ |
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LABELS |
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STANDARDS AND DIRECTIVES COMPLIANCE |
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TECHNICAL DATA
Electrical characteristics
Description |
Data |
Voltage |
115/230Vac ±10% Standard monophase with automatic |
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unit predisposition in function of the mains line |
Frequency |
50/60Hz standard |
Absorbed current |
9A max. peak in radiography @ 230Vac |
Line compensation |
Automatic |
Line resistance |
<1Ω @230Vac |
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< 1Ω @115Vac |
Standard plug |
16A @230Vac |
Classification |
Class I, applied parts type B |
Use conditions |
Continuos functioning with intermitting load |
The unit is not suitable to the use where danger of mixtures inflammable with air or nitrous oxide exists.
Radiological characteristics
Description |
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Generator power in DC current |
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11kW @100Kv |
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Inverter frequency |
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20kHz |
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Max. Ripple |
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Rise time |
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<2ms @100kV |
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kV Range |
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40 ÷ 125kVp in step of 1kV |
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mA range @115/230Vac |
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140mA |
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70mA |
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70mA |
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140mA |
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70mA |
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70mA |
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130mA |
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65mA |
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65mA |
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125mA |
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63mA |
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63mA |
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60mA |
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60mA |
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115mA |
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90mA |
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80mA |
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40mA |
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mAs range in function of |
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0,2 125mAs in 57 steps with 12,5% inc. |
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40 ÷ 42kV |
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43 ÷ 62kV |
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0,2 ÷ 50mAs |
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Monobloc
Description |
Data |
Monobloc type |
MHF 2011 |
Weight |
19kg. |
X-ray tube type |
IAE X20P |
Anode |
Rotating (2850rpm @ 50Hz) (3400rpm @ 60Hz) |
Focus nominal extension according to IEC 336 |
0.8mm small focus |
Nominal anodic power (for 1 sec.) |
11kW small focus |
Anode thermal capacity |
50kJ (67kHU) |
Anode disk diameter |
64mm |
Anode inclination |
17,5° |
Max. continuos thermal dissipation of the anode |
175W |
Max. anode cooling speed |
13kJ/min (17,5kHU/min) |
Monobloc thermal capacity |
600kJ (800kHU) |
Max. continuos thermal dissipation of monobloc |
55W |
Total filtration |
2.7mm Al |
Leakage radiation |
<1mGy/h second IEC 601-1-3 |
Loading, heating, and cooling curves |
Please refer to the enclosed diagrams |
H.V. transformer isolation |
Oil bath |
Collimator
Description |
Data |
Type, brand and model |
Manual with internal luminous source (Ralco P 232) |
Collimation |
Square field, multilayers |
Brightness source |
Halogen lamp 12V 100W with temporized ignition of approx. 30s |
Field covering |
43 x 43cm at focus film distance of 1m |
Brightness intensity |
160lux at focus film distance of 1m |
Contrast ratio |
4:1 |
Focus film distance measure |
Extractable Meter |
Inherent filtration |
2mm Al |
Rotation |
±130° |
Weight |
8.4Kg. |
Accessories |
Predisposition of the ionization chamber insertion |
Environmental data
Description |
Normal use |
Transport and warehouse |
Temperature |
From +10°C to +40°C |
From -25°C to +70°C |
Relative humidity |
From 30% to 75% not condensing |
From 10% to 90% not condensing |
Pressure |
From 700 to 1060hPa |
From 500 to 1060hPa |
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Operative modes
Mode |
Characteristic |
Performances |
Radiography |
Working Mode |
At 2 points with kV and mAs setting |
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APR Anatomic Mode |
Memorization of 32 exams, (4 programs, |
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each of 8 exam) available in the 4 selectable |
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languages |
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Small focus in any operating status |
0,8mm |
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kV variation range |
40 125kV in step of 1kV |
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mA variation range @115/230Vac |
38 140mA associated in automatic to kV |
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mAs variation range @115/230Vac |
0,2 125mAs in 57 steps with 12,5% |
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Times range @115/230Vac |
0,0025 2s in function of the set mAs |
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Exposure control |
Constant kV and mA during the whole |
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exposure |
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Use coefficient (duty cycle) |
1:40 |
Functionality
Description |
Data |
User’s interface |
Keyboard with display (alphanumeric LCD, 4 lines x 20 characters) for |
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every operating parameter and message of eventual anomalies. |
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Service program for faults finding. |
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Microcontroller management. |
Selectable languages |
English, French, German and Spanish, by a configuration program. |
Radiography control |
Push-button with extractendible cable. It’s shown the use of last kV value |
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set in manual mode or APR. |
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Upon the ignition the unit is set in manual mode with default values. |
Safeties |
Filament current. |
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Monobloc temperature. |
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Max. load exceeded. |
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Max. kV or H.V. fault. |
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Memory data check. |
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Microcontroller auto test |
Accessories and options
Description |
12NC |
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X-ray control with extendible cable |
4512-535-39761 |
Standard |
Infrared X-ray control, model RAYMOTE III |
9890-010-82071 |
Optional |
Ionizing chamber dosimeter, model DIAMENTOR PX |
9890-010-81141 |
Optional |
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Mechanical characteristics
Description |
Data |
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Weight |
170kg approx. |
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Max. width |
670mm |
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Length in transport position |
1277mm |
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Max. height in transport position |
1438mm |
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Max. height with arm at the max. extension |
2258mm |
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Control console height |
970mm |
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Focus-floor distance |
456 2018mm |
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Arm rotation around the vertical axis |
n.d. |
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Monobloc rotation around the arm axis |
±180° |
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Monobloc rotation around its axis |
153° (+104° ÷ -49° towards the vertical axis) |
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Max. height of the unit front leg |
105mm |
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Cassette holder |
5 cassettes, 35 x 43cm format |
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Movement |
Manual. |
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Double front swiveling wheel. |
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Double rear wheels driven by the handle placed |
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on the unit stand near the console. |
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Stationary brake activation by the same handle |
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for the rear wheels driving. |
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Tilting pedal (obstacles over passing). |
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Wheels diameter |
Rear: double wheel |
150mm width 30mm |
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Front: double wheel |
80mm width 25mm |
Please refer to the drawing enclosed |
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MHF 2011 Monobloc
Sizes
Monobloc cooling and heating curves
Stored energy (kJ) / Time (min)
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Tube characteristics
Sizes
Single load rating 0.8 - 3~ - 3000min-1
Tube current (mA) / Time. (sec)
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Anodical cooling and warming curves
Stored energy (kJ) / Time (min)
Filament emission curve
Filament current / Anodical current (mA)
Filament current / Filament voltage (V)
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LABELS
inverter label
unit label
monobloc internal label
monobloc external label
collimator label
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STANDARDS AND DIRECTIVES COMPLIANCE
Reference |
Description |
MDD 93/42/EEC |
Medical Devices Directive (CE mark) |
89/336/EEC |
Electromagnetic compatibility |
EN IEC 60601-1 |
Medical devices safety |
EN IEC 60601-1-2 |
Electromagnetic compatibility |
EN IEC 60601-1-3 |
Protection against ionizing radiation |
EN IEC 60601-1-4 |
Software safety |
EN IEC 60601-2-7 |
High voltage generators |
EN IEC 60601-2-28 |
X-ray tube assemblies – housing |
EN 1441 |
Risk analysis |
IEC 336 |
X-ray tubes focus |
UL 187 |
USA standard |
FDA |
USA standard |
CDHR |
USA standard |
CSA |
Canada standard |
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DOCUMENT STATUS
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INSTALLATION & ACCEPTANCE
[File: W3006_Rev0.doc]
PRACTIX 100 plus |
Installation & Acceptance |
SUMMARY |
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HOW TO PROCEED |
2 |
PRELIMINARY INFORMATION |
3 |
UNIT UNPACKING |
4 |
Unpacking procedure.......................................................................................................................... |
4 |
Packing and content description .......................................................................................................... |
7 |
SIGHT CHECK OF THE UNIT INTEGRITY |
8 |
PRELIMINARY KNOWLEDGES |
8 |
MECHANICAL TESTS |
9 |
UNIT SUPPLY |
11 |
Preliminary operations ...................................................................................................................... |
11 |
Mains connection.............................................................................................................................. |
11 |
ELECTRICAL TESTS (NO IRRADIATION) |
12 |
Ignition - Start up - Ready ................................................................................................................ |
12 |
Collimator check............................................................................................................................... |
12 |
Data setting and preparation check ................................................................................................... |
12 |
TUBE PREPARATION |
13 |
ACCURACY TEST |
14 |
Output data check ............................................................................................................................ |
14 |
X-ray irradiation field check............................................................................................................... |
15 |
UNIT CONFIGURATION |
16 |
Default configuration ........................................................................................................................ |
16 |
Customer’s configuration .................................................................................................................. |
16 |
Configuration sheet...................................................................................................................... |
17 |
Configuration ................................................................................................................................... |
18 |
Date and time setting ....................................................................................................................... |
18 |
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HOW TO PROCEED
For the proper and safe unit installation please follow, step by step, the INSTALLATION SHEET. Proceed with the next operation ONLY once the previous steps have been properly completed.
INSTALLATION SHEET
1. |
Preliminary knowledges and information |
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Unpacking and content verification |
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Mechanical tests* |
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X-ray tube preparation* |
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PRELIMINARY INFORMATION
This unit has been assembled and checked in factory following methods certified both for production and testing. The same methods are in compliance with the most recent international Standards and with the European Directive for Medical Devices (93/42 CEE).
During checking phase it is draught a Test Report including the following information is draught:
•Output data accuracy (kV-mA-time) test
•Light field X-ray field conformity test
•Electrical safety (PE resistance and leaked currents)
To ensure the unit safety and efficiency even during the transport between firm and user, some tests and functional checks are required. It is necessary to perform those tests upon installation.
To check the output data, therefore kV and X-ray time measurements, the use of non-invasive tools is required. Should tools be not available, check these values on the unit display directly (see next pages).
Perform what described in this chapter, even if additional and specific acceptance tests are required (i.e. by hospital or Government).
DO NOT PERFORM HAZARDOUS OPERATIONS
ELECTICAL SHOCK DANGER
Even if the mains plug is disconnected a dangerous voltage can be present inside the unit in case the capacitors battery is no completely discharged.
PERFORM THE DISCHARGE PROCEDURE
Before removing the Plexiglas protection or performing an operation on Capacitors Battery, Power Unit, Inverter Powe Circuits and Monobloc it is necessary to discharge the capacitors battery.
THE DISCHARGE PROCEDURE IS DESCRIBED IN THE CHAPTER “Faults finding”.
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UNIT UNPACKING
Unpacking procedure
This procedure requires a two operators intervention. For its performance, it is necessary to use a fork key ø17mm to remove clamps and a screwdriver to remove the packing screws.
1.Remove the packing cover.
2.Loosen the nuts which fix the clamps and remove the arm belt.
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3.Remove every clamp.
4.Remove the polystyrene protecting the monobloc and the anterior wood block .
5.Remove the posterior wood block.
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6.Act on the tilting lever and arise the unit frontal part, remove the central wood block.
7.Then, by using the skid, operate very carefully and remove the unit from the pallet.
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Packing and content description
The packing includes:
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User’s manual in English language |
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User’s manual in German language |
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User’s manual in French language |
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User’s manual in Spanish language |
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Service manual (english) |
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X3000 |
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Mushroom SF6998 |
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Halogen lamp 12V - 100W |
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Fuse 5x20 |
T 250mA / 250V |
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Fuse 5x20 |
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Fuse 5x20 |
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Fuse 5x20 |
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Ceramic extrafast fuse 10x38 20A - gR/ 600V |
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Extrafast fuse 63A - ETF / 660V |
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Support for board locking |
EHCBS - 6 |
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Support for board locking |
EHCBS - 16 |
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Cables medium clip 150x3,6mm |
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SIGHT CHECK OF THE UNIT INTEGRITY
After the unpacking phase perform the following checks:
1.Labels
2.Covers painting
3.Keyboard
4.Collimator and monobloc
5.Handles
6.Mains cable
7.X-ray button and button cable
8.Generator-monobloc-collimator connecting cable
PRELIMINARY KNOWLEDGES
Before proceeding with the unit installation the technician has to carefully read the chapter “Service information”. It includes several useful information to perform the installation properly.
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MECHANICAL TESTS
1.Move the unit from the parking condition (unlock the arm) by pulling and rotating (90°.) the release pawl.
parking position |
locked arm |
unlocked arm |
2.Check the arm movement and balancing in every operative position, as shown in the picture.
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3.Check the monobloc group balancing and rotation towards the longitudinal axis.
4.Unlock the monobloc brake and check the monobloc group rotation (±180°) around the horizontal axis. Furthermore check the right gonimeter indication.
5.Check the proper collimator rotation around his vertical axis (±135°).
6.Check the stationary brake and the directional handle.
Place the handle in the following positions (refer to the label attached on the arm column) and check the proper functioning:
•pos. 1: brake ON
•pos. 2: oblique left-right motion
•pos. 3: backward-forward motion
•pos. 4: oblique right-left motion
•pos. 5: left-right motion
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UNIT SUPPLY
Preliminary operations
The Practix 100 plus automatically adapts to the mains.
The unit performances do not depend on mains voltage (115V or 230V).
Only the anode starting time and, as a consequence, the preparation time, depend on the mains voltage (0,8s @230Vac - 1,6s @115Vac). These parameters are automatically set by the unit.
Before connecting the unit to the mains check the following:
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mains voltage.......................................... |
115V or 230V (±10%) monophase |
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mains frequency...................................... |
50Hz or 60Hz |
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available power ....................................... |
3kW (16A max) |
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mains plug with earth connection |
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Before connecting the mains make sure that the PLUG IS GROUNDED.
Mains connection
Then it’s possible to connect the unit to the mains.
The mains voltage presence is indicated by the turning ON of the yellow led placed aside the ON button. Should the led be OFF, make sure that the automatic switch is turned ON.
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ELECTRICAL TESTS (NO IRRADIATION)
Never perform an exposure in this phase. It may be dangerous for the unit integrity.
Ignition - Start up - Ready
1.Turn the unit ON (press the ON button) and follow step by step the Start up sequence, checking its proper performing (refer to chapter “Service information”).
2.If no problem is detected the display will show the message “READY” after the Start up phase.
Collimator check
1.Completely open the collimator blades.
2.Press the COLLIMATOR button located on the keyboard (or on teh same collimator), turn the collimator lamp on and check its proper functioning (approx 30s long).
Data setting and preparation check
1.Verify the functioning of the kV and mAs increase/decrease buttons.
2.Perform X-ray preparation (just press the first step of the button for 3s at least) and check the proper anode rotation.
3.Upon the button release, check the anode proper braking.
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TUBE PREPARATION
Warning: X-ray presence, use proper protections.
Arrange the tube for X-ray performing the Warm-up (Warm sub-procedure) and the kVup subprocedure (kV step-up). Perform these procedures with the TUBE SEASONING program (refer to SERVICE MODE, chapt. “Service information”).
At Start up, after a long inactivity period (3 months or more) the display will show “TUBE SEASONING” message. Therefore, it’s necessary to proceed with the TUBE SEASONING program (refer to SERVICE MODE, chapt. “Service information”).
After the seasoning DO NOT perform any exposure. Let the monobloc cool down for 8 minutes at least.
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ACCURACY TEST
Output data check
Warning: X-ray presence, use proper protections.
Place in the X-ray field a non-invasive tool for the kV and X-ray time measurements according to what indicated in the tool manual.
Perform the exposures listed in this table and verify that the measured values are in the allowed limits.
Set data output |
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Acceptance limit data |
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time |
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kV |
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mAs |
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kV |
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time [ms] |
kV |
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time [ms] |
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60 |
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12,5 |
96 |
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57 - 63 |
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91 - 101 |
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80 |
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12,5 |
104 |
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76 - 84 |
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98 -109 |
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80 |
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63 |
950 |
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76 - 84 |
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902 - 998 |
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100 |
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11 |
100 |
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95 -105 |
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95 - 105 |
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Without the tool:
•it’s possible to check the X-ray time on the unit display directly; this is automatically displayed after every exposure;
•it’s possible to check the kV (and anodic current) from the SERVICE MODE, by the TEST KVmA option, as described in the chapter “Service information ”.
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X-ray irradiation field check
Warning: X-ray presence, use proper protections.
This test verifies the correspondence between collimator light and X-ray field.
1.Place under the collimator, at 1m from the focus, a 18x24 cassette with film.
2.Press the COLLIMATOR button (both on collimator and keyboard); the lamp will be ON for approx. 30s.
3.Rotate the handles placed on the collimator and adjust the shutters opening, in order to light the whole surface of the cassette.
4.Perform an exposure (i.e. 63kV/10mAs) and check the proper irradiaton of the film (at least within the requested tolerance).
The X-ray data/parameters vary in function of the cassette type.
As alternative to the cassette it’s possible to use a fluorescent, graduated, high persistence screen (field position analyzer).
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