Uromat COSMOS-2 MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS

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MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS COSMOS-2

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Page

1. Specification

1.1 General Safety Notes 3

1.2. Weight of Components 3

1.3. Dimensions of Components 3

1.4 Shipping Weight and Dimensions 3

1.5 Component Designation 4

1.6. Dimensional Drawings 5

1.7 Power Connection 6

1.8 Special Tools Required 6

1.9. Schematics 7

1.10 Wiring Diagram 8

1.11 Physical Location of Electrical Components 9

1.12 Component Numbers and Designation 9

1.13 Component check list 10

2. Mounting of Unit

2.1 Site Preparation 11

2.2 Uncrating 11

2.3 Unit preparation 12

2.4 Unit mounting 12

2.5 Leveling the unit 13

2.5.1 Loading of counter weights 14

2.6 Mounting of Bucky Support 14

2.7 Mounting of Controls 14

2.8 Mounting of X-Ray Tube and Collimator 14

2.9 Mounting of Bucky 15

2.10 Release the vertical drive 15

2.11 Electrical Connections 16

3. Adjustments

3.1 Bucky Tilt Adjustment 17

3.2 Adjustment of Rotation 17

3.3 Adjustment of Vertical Movement 17

3.4 Adjustment of Rotational Lock 18

3.5 Vertical Lock 18

3.6 SID-Pointer 18

3.7 SID-Drive Clutch 19

3.8 SID End Switch 19

4.0 Technical Maintenance

4.1 Mechanical and Electrical Checks 21

4.2 Functional Checks 25

4.3 Spare Parts 26

4.4 Spare Parts List 28

4.5 Name Plate Location 32

4.6 Maintenance documentation 33

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1. Specifications

1.1. General Safety Notes

In the Federal Republic of Germany, the electrical installation of rooms used for medical purposes must conform to the provisions of VDE Standard 0107. Consult installation layout plan. During installation it is important that all protective ground wire connections provided by the manufacturer properly made before the equipment is started up. The protective ground wires between the individual system components and the power supply are connected as shown in the wiring diagram. Regulations of professional associations concerning safety and accident prevention must be observed. No work may be performed on parts carrying a voltage higher than 42V (Peak Voltage). If it is necessary to turn on the power for execution of movements of the equipment in the mode of installation procedure, it must be shut down immediately after completion of these movements.

1.2 Weight of Components

Basic unit (column with swivel arm) approx. 190kg Counterweight carriage with weight plates approx. 200kg Bucky support, cover plate and accessories approx. 25kg

1.3 Dimensions

Basic unit 920 x 330 x 2125 mm Counter weight carriage 200 x 240 x 900 mm Bucky support 100 x 640 x 580 mm Cover plate 30 x 610 x 640 mm

1.4 Shipping Weight and Dimensions

Basic unit 1110 x 560 x 2340 mm approx. 325 kg Counter weight 360 x 320 x 1150 mm approx. 230 kg

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1.5. Component Designations

6 11 10 12 4

2 3 5 7 1 8

1 Column stand 2 Swivel arm 3 Vertical carriage 4 Tube carriage 5 Bucky carriage 6 Bucky support 7 Main control handle 8 Cental control grip 9 Top cover 10 X-ray tube and collimator 11 Bucky 12 Cover plate

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1.6 Dimensional Drawing

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1.7 Power Connection

Requirement: At the beginning of mounting the unit all electrical connections and installations must been carried out according to the ordering contract about voltage and frequency.

Nominal voltage: 115/230 V AC Frequency: 50/60 Hz Nominal current: 2 / 1 slow blow fuse Power ratings: 230 VA

1.8 Special Tools and Measuring Instruments Required

Machinist's water level Masonry drill, 12 mm (.472") diameter 1 spring scale 200 N

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1.9 Schematics

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1.10 Wiring Diagram

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1.11 Physical Location of Electrical Components

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1.12 Component Numbers and Designation

X1 Power supply X2 Terminal strip 03 Main control handle 04 Cental control grip X5 SID drive 07 vertical carriage

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1.13 Component check list

1 Column stand with rotation arm, tube arm, control arm

2 Bucky support 3 Front plate (option - accessories) 4 Cable cover cap 5 Bucky fixing plate below

6 Bucky fixing plate above 7 Cap (head cover)

7a Cable guide (option - accessories) 8 Vertical carriage cover 9 Installation aid (lift tube) 10 Anti-slip mat

11a Fastening material Bucky 11b Fastening material tube 11c Fastening material for wall and floor 12 6 weight blocks à 12,5 kg 13 14 T-grip mounting aid 15 14 weight plates à 2 kg 16 14 weight plates à 2 kg 17 14 weight plates à 1 kg

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2. Mounting of Unit

2.1 Site Preparation

Make unit site preparation according to dimensional drawing on page 5.The bore diameter must be 12 mm. To assure all movements of the equipment pay attention to all movement possibilities.

Note: The mounting points must be suitable for tensile strength of 1000 N pull. For example: Liebig-safety bolts S12/65 for concrete floor tensile strength classification DIN

1045 B 15.

2.2 Uncrating

Remove top and side walls of the crate (not necessary with just protection packing). Take out the Bucky support and accessories and unpack completely. Check the contents of each box with dispatch note or order to assure that all items are located. Pay also attention to page 10 1.13 Component check list.

Fig. 1 Fig. 2

Mount low voltage unit (Fig. 27) onto the rope return block with the four stay bolts. Move equipment with the transport palette to the installation place and assure that foot end of the palette is approx. 1,5 m away from the installation wall.

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2.3 Unit preparation

Unsrew equipment (head- and foot side) from palette: Unscrew fastening angle (Fig.1/Pos.1) respectively (Fig. 2/Pos. 1). Remove transport security (Fig. 1/Pos. 2) respectively (Fig. 2/Pos. 2) of rotation arm.

Remove caps of small cases (Fig. 2/Pos. 5) and take out counterweight plates respectively counterweight blocks carefully.

Fig.3 Fig. 4

2.4 Unit installation

Put installation aid (tube) (Fig. 3/Pos. 1) through the at the head side prepared bore hole of the column stand and lay down anti-slip mat approx. 20 cm from the palette. Lift with four men the installation aid and move approx. 30 cm to the foot side and mount. Rotate equipment and bring to installation place.

Attention: Do not use for lifting, bat for balancing !

Fasten temporarily onto the wall with two screws (Fig. 4/Pos. 2) and to the floor with two screws.

2.5 Leveling the Unit

Align column stand with air level (Fig. 5/Pos. 13 - Fig. 6/Pos. 14) and tighten fastening screws.

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Fig. 5 Fig. 6

2.5.1 Loading of counterweights

Remove cover (Fig. 8/Pos. 18) from column stand and strap (Pos. 19) from counter weight carriage. Insert counter weight blocks (Fig. 7/Pos. 19) with screwed in support grip (Pos. 20) in counter weight carriage.

Attention: Insert on three levels 2 counter weight blocks each and 7 counter weight plates each. .

Fig. 7 Fig. 8

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The adjustment will be done with counter balance plates. Ref. to section 3.3 Mount strap (Fig. 8/Pos. 19) on counter weight carriage and reinstall cover (Pos.18).

2.6 Mounting of Bucky Support

Put swivel arm in upright position, so that the Bucky carriage (Fig. 10/ Pos. 27) is at the bottom (Fig. 10/Pos. 28). Mount Bucky support (Pos. 27) and lining plate (Pos. 28a) with 4 screws to Bucky carriage (Pos. 28).

Fig. 9 Fig. 10

2.7 Mounting of Control arm

Release the rotation brake while pushing onto the armature (Fig. 9/Pos. 30) and rotate rotation arm about 90° carefully. Dismount cover (Fig. 11/Pos. 31+29) from the tube support (Pos. 32). Dismount control arm (Pos. 33) and remount again 180° rotated.

2.8 Mounting of X-Ray Tube and Collimator

Lift rotation brake while pushing onto the armature (Fig. 9/Pos. 30) and rotate rotation arm carefully by 90°. Bring tube (Fig. 11/Pos. 34) to the tube support (Pos. 32) and fasten with 4 screws. Put collimator (Pos. 36) onto the tube (Pos. 34) and fasten.

Rotate again rotation arm by 180°.

Attention:

The weight counterbalance of the rotation arm is not counterbalanced. There is a risk of accident !

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2.9 Mounting of Bucky

Liebel - Flarsheim -, Laufrasterlade P-, Philips - Bucky

Fig. 11 Fig. 12

Place Bucky (Fig. 12/Pos. 38) onto Bucky support (Pos. 29). Mount Bucky with fastening means (Pos. 39, 40) to Bucky support (Pos. 29). Mount Bucky front cover (Pos. 45) to Bucky.

2.10 Release of vertical drive

Dismount fall brake security (Fig. 15/Pos. 1). Dismount vertical carriage (Pos. 2) and fasten the guide rails with two screws (Pos. 3). Take the support bolt (Fig. 16/Pos. 1) out of the column stand.

Attention!

Bevor putting in operation:

Remove sipping bracket !

Attention:

Park fall brake security (Fig. 15/Pos. 1) and the vertical carriage security (Fig. 15 /Pos.2) onto the vertical carriage according to Fig. 17 and store the support bolt (Fig. 16/Pos. 1) safely. These parts are necessary for services.

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Fig. 15 Fig. 16

2.11 Electrical Connections

Connect control arm connection cable for the operating controls in the tube support (Fig. 11/ Pos. 32) to the terminal strip. Connect mains supply to the low voltage power supply at the head piece. Connect all electrical connections according to wiring diagram respectively the attached wiring diagram.

2.12 Mounting of covers

Put both half of the vertical carriage covers (Fig. 18/Pos. 2+3) on the vertical carriage and fasten with 4 screws. Put cover (Fig. 18/Pos. 4) from above over power supply (head part) and fasten with 4 screws.

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3. Adjustments

Fig. 17 Fig. 18

(Factory adjustment and field change activity)

3.1 Bucky Tilt Adjustment

Put the swivel arm in upright position, so that the Bucky is at the bottom. Loosen lock (Fig.10/ Pos. 42) and determine weight difference with means of a spring scale of the Bucky angulation. In case of weight differences: remove Bucky and compensate weight difference with trim weights. Reinstall Bucky.

3.2 Adjustment of Rotation

Put swivel arm in horizontal position, remove cover (Fig. 11/Pos. 29 and 31), adjust weight difference with trim weights (Fig. 11/Pos. 37) in tube support.

3.3 Adjustment of vertical carriage

Release vertical brake and fasten weight balance with spring scale. Drive vertical carriage downwards (mid of travel way) until the sleeve of the counterbalance is at the same height as the bore hole in the column stand for the support bolts and put support bolts (Fig. 18/Pos. 1) through column.

Remove cap (Fig. 8/Pos. 18) from column stand and the strip (Pos. 19) from weight case.

Attention: Danger when the support bolt (Fig. 18/Pos. 1) is not properly placed in

the column.

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Switch off power supply. Adjust weight difference with weight plates and insert in counterweight box. Install security sleeve (Fig. 8/Pos. 19) onto counterweight box and lock column with cap (Pos. 18). Remove support bolt (Fig. 18/Pos. 1) from column.

3.4 Adjustment of Rotational Lock

Remove the left and the right trim cover (Fig. 18/Pos. 2+3) of the vertical carriage. Loosen counter screws (Fig. 19/Pos. 67). Turn adjusting nut (Pos. 68) clockwise for more lock holding force. Tighten counter screw (Pos. 67) again.

Note:

The brake lever (Pos. 69) should be parallel to the edge of the vertical carriage. If necessary change position of lock screw (Pos. 71) and counter lock it with nut (Pos. 72) again.

Fig. 19 Fig. 20

3.5 Vertical Lock

Remove the left trim cover of the vertical carriage (Fig.18/Pos. 2+3). Loosen counter nut (Fig. 20/ Pos. 1) and adjust the gap of the brake to 0.2 mm with set screw (Pos. 2). Fasten counter nut again and install trim cover of the vertical carriage.

3.6 SID Pointer

Determine SID - distance and adjust the pointer (Fig. 21/ Pos. 74) to desired position.

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3.7 SID Drive Clutch

Remove cover (Fig.22/Pos. 76). Adjust the torque with means of the 3 screws (Pos. 77). For higher torque turn screws (Pos. 77) clockwise.

Note:

The stop motion force of the Bucky- or tube carriage should be set to 150 N max. Secure screws with locking dye and mount cover again.

Fig. 21 Fig. 22

3.8 SID End Switch

Remove end cover of swivel arm (Fig.23/Pos. 79). Drive SID to minimum distance possible. Loosen trip cam (Pos. 81) with socket wrench and turn the cam until switch (Pos.

82) is actuated. Tighten trip cam. Put SID to maximum distance, loosen trip cam (Pos. 83) and turn it until switch (Pos. 84) is actuated. Fasten trip cam again.

Note: The SID is variable from 1 m to 2 m distance but can be limited in any intermediat

distance.

Install trim cover (Pos. 79) again.

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Fig. 23

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4. Technical Maintenance

4.1 Mechanical and Electrical Checks

The maintenance schedule described below is to be accomplished at 12-month intervals. Whenever in the course of these procedures, parts of the unit must be moved electromotively, or if functional tests require power, disconnect the power as soon as the part has reached the new position, or after the appropriate functional test sequence. Defective parts must be replaced by genuine spare parts according to the spare parts list. Use only non-acid grease for maintenance. Do not grease or oil ball bearings with sealing washers.

Preparation: Turn off unit. Remove cover (Fig. 25/Pos. 1) the cover of the vertical

carriage (Pos. 6+7) and cover (Pos. 8)

Floor and wall Check all fastening screws and tighten if necessary. Torque 50 N. mounting

Vertical car- Clean the guide rails of the column and check for damage. Slightly riage grease the rails again.

Clean wire ropes (do not use any solvents) visually inspect the ropes for

traces of wear. Lightly apply lubricant.

Steel rope Clean steel rope (do not use fat solvents) and check upon damage.

Check on smooth running over entire travel range. At the slightest sign of damage - (if there are 12 or more broken single lodes of the rope up to 100 mm or 3 and more single lodes up to 10 mm or a single lode broken) - inform the user directly. Further use of the equipment could endanger the security of patient and user. Do not use the equipment until the defective rope has been replaced.

Attention: The exchange of the rope has to be done at least every 3 years

Fig. 25 Fig. 26

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Safety brake: Functional check of the safety brake. Move vertical carriage all the way

down. Remove plastic caps (Fig. 26/Pos. 64) from both sides of the column. Insert steel rod (Fig. 26/Pos. 65). Lower the counter weight carriage to rest on steel rod. Lift up the vertical carriage a little bit and let go. The carriage must hold by the safety catch. Lift up the vertical carriage again while pulling the wire rope upwards to release the safety catch. Then slowly lower the vertical carriage until it is held by the wire rope. Move counter weight carriage all the way up. Remove steel rod and close up holes with plastic caps.

Check function of lock and tighten if necessary. Therefor adjust the counter locked screw (re. to section 3.5).

Rotational lock Check function of the rotational lock. Should hold 300 N at the

end of the swivel arm (1m at radius), adjust if necessary. Ref. to section

3.4

Swivel arm Clean guide rails and check for traces of wear. Apply lubricant lightly. SID-adjustment Clean the chain and regrease lightly. Check end switches; adjust if

necessary. Re to sec. 3.8.

Check slip clutch and adjust if necessary. Re. to sec. 3.7.

Tighten and adjust tension of the chain or fastening points at the Bucky

carriage or tube support.

Bucky carriage Check for proper fit of all mounting screws and tighten if necessary.

Check brake lever function of the Bucky tilting movement. Relocate brake lever if necessary.

Tube carriage Check for proper fit of all mounting screws and tighten if necessary.

Check mounting screws of X-ray tube and control arm.

Electrical Check all electrical cables for damage, proper routing and strain relief. checks Check all ground connections. All exposed deadmetal or other conductive

parts that are exposed to contact during any servicing operation, including maintenance and repair shall be connected to the equipment grounding terminal and must carry less than 0.1 ohms resistance.

Control arm Check all electrical switch functions of the unit. Replace defective and main switches. Handle

Final work Clean unit and mount all trim covers again.

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Changing Remove cover cap (Fig. 25/Pos. 1), carriage cover (Pos. 6+7) and low volt- wire rope: age supply (Fig. 27/Pos. 1). Take plastic caps (Fig. 26/Pos. 64) out of

column. Drive vertical carriage downwards (mid of travel way) until the sleeve of the counterbalance is at the same height as the bore hole in the column stand for the support bolts and put support bolts (Fig. 26/Pos. 65) through column.

Attention: Danger when the support bolt (Fig. 18/Pos. 1) is not properly placed in the column.

Fig. 27 Fig. 28

Remove both screws (Fig. 28/Pos. 1). Take vertical carriage security (Pos.

1) out of park position (Fig. 29) and mount to guide rail. Lift vertical carriage approx. 15 mm with tension screw (Fig. 28/Pos. 3). Dismount connection board (Pos. 7) from counterbalance.

Loosen both steel ropes on vertical carriage (Fig. 31/Pos. 1 + Fig. 32/Pos.

1). Lift pulley carrier (Fig. 30/Pos. 1) with steel robes. Remove robe pulley (Fig. 30/Pos. 2+3) out of pulley carrier and dismount old steel robes. Insert new steel robes carefully over robe pulley into pulley carrier.

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Fig. 29 Fig. 30 Reinsert pulley carrier into column stand. Hook up rope ends at vertical

carriage and connecting piece and mount to counterweight. Attention: Wire ropes must not be damaged nor twisted.

Let off vertical carriage with tension screw and loosen at the same time

safety brake by pulling rope upwards and slowly lower vertical carriage until it hangs at the counterweight. Take bolt out of column and put plastic caps onto the holes. Install low voltage supply, carriage cover and cover cap again. Remove vertical carriage security (Fig. 28/Pos. 1) again and park.

Fig. 31 Fig. 32

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4.2 Functional checks

Swivel arm Move swivel arm through its entire range of rotation.

Easy movement? Quiet running? Save locking in any working position? Proper working of the brake?

Motorized SID Drive through entire travel range.

Quiet running? Proper function of slip clutch with 150 N counter force applied? Proper functioning of the limit switches in its end position?

Bucky tilt Loosen Bucky lock and turn Bucky 45 ° motion

Proper working of the brake? Save locking in any working position? Positive detent at 0 °?

Vertical Move the vertical carriage thru its entire range of vertical travel. movement

Proper working of the locks in any working position? Quiet running? Twist-free running of the wire ropes? Easy motion? Cushioned end stops at the end of travel?

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4.4 Spare Parts

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4.3.1 Spare Parts

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4. Spare Parts List

List Part Names / Ordering Numbers

Failed spare parts may be replaced only with original parts as listed below. When ordering spare parts, always indicate serial number of unit and complete number of part. The exchange of parts or elements may only be carried out by ourselves or by qualified personnel being authorized to do so. See also chapter "Safety Notes".

REF-No. Name Part.-No.

1 Column 0380 1550 2 Rail 0380 1541 3 Rail 0380 1542 4 Brake Rail 0380 1543 5 Trim Cover 0380 0175a 6 7 Top Trim Cover 0380 1585 8 9 10 Mounting Plate 0380 0032 11 Stud 0380 0078 12 Stop 0380 0074b 13 Parabolic Spring 0005 0103b 14 PC Board complete 0380 0038 15 Relay 0006 0111 16 Clamp 0006 0109 17 Low Voltage Power Supply 0006 0449 18 Fuse Cap (5 x 10) 0006 0152a 19 Fuse Cap (6,3 x 32) 0006 0152b 20 Pulley 0381 0930 21 0006 0429 22 Wire Rope 0381 0336c 23 Tub 0381 0327 24 Ball Bearing DIN 625 2400 0016 25 Bolt for Pulley 0381 0330 26 Plug holder Phi 0380 2109 27 Not used 28 Counter Weight Carriage 0380 1570 29 Slider 0380 0211c 30 Slider 0380 1578 31 Parabolic Spring 0380 0212 32 Trim Weight 1,85kg 0380 1571a 33 Trim Weight 0,95 kg 0380 1572a 34 Trim Weight 1,85 kg 0380 1574 35 Trim Weight 0380 1572a 36 Ledge 0381 0339 37 Bolt 0381 0338 38 Weight 2 kg 0380 1573b 39 Handle 0380 1595 40 Vertical Carriage comp. 0380 0050

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REF-No. Name Part-No.

41 Bridge 0380 1600

42 Laminated Spring 0627 0682 43 Solenoid 0006 0603 44 Roller 0380 1224 44b Roller 0380 1229 45 Roller 0380 0060b 46 Safety Catch 0381 0794b 47 Bearing 0381 0790 48 Spring 0005 0136k 49 Holding Plate 0380 0888 50 Nut Plate 0380 0406 51 Nut Plate 0380 0407 52 Brake Disc assembly 0380 0410 53 Bracket 0380 0895 54 Link 0380 0394 55 Rod 0380 0886 56 Adjusting Screw 0380 0389 57 Lock Nut 0380 0882 58 Set of Links 0380 0884a-c 59 Not used 60 0380 0540 61 U-Roller 0380 0871 62 Not used 63 Spring 0005 0040o 64 Lever comp. 0380 0384 65 Brake Set 0380 0398 66 Disc 0380 0414 67 Bearing DIN 720 32009X 2400 0031 68 T-Nut 0380 0091 69 Slip Ring 0380 0156 70 Solenoid 0006 0175 71 Cover 0380 2103 72 Cover 0380 2104 73 Parabolic Spring 0005 0103a 74 Gear Wheel 0380 0359 75 Pointer 0380 0105 76 Ring 0380 0094 77 Front Rail 0380 0104 78 Top Rail 0380 0102 79 Relay 0006 0111 80 Carbon Brush 0006 0200 81 Bracket 0380 0310 82 Plug 0006 0504c+d 83 Main Handle 0380 2110 84 Commutator Switch 0006 0182b 85 Commutator Switch 0006 0182a 86 Push Button Switch 0006 0651ca 87 Angle 0380 0101 88 Rail 0380 0103 89 Nut Plate 0380 0127 90 Sprocket 0380 0577 91 Motor 0006 0365 92 Slip Clutch 0005 0214a

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REF-No. Name Part-No. 93 Guide Pulley 0380 0096

94 Ball Bearing DIN 625 2400 0015 95 Insert Bushing 0380 0098 96 Washer 0380 0099 97 Single Roller Chain 0380 0107a 98 Single Roller Chain 0380 0107b 99 Chain Support 0380 1014 100 Connecting Angle 0380 1013 101 Swivel Arm Support 0380 0092 102 Swivel Arm Support 0380 0093 103 Bearing Bushing 0380 0123 104 Ball Bearing DIN 625 6000 2400 0017 105 Spacer Bushing 0380 0128 106 Chain Wheel 0380 0585 107 Sprocket 0380 0578 108 Spur Gear 0380 0120 109 Tooth Lock Washer 0380 0119 110 Shaft 0380 0576 111 Cam Shaft 0380 0582 112 Switch Cam 0380 0117a 113 Switch Cam 0380 0117b 114 Shoulder Bolt 0380 0114 115 Switch 0006 0184 116 Insulating Plate 0006 0257a 117 Motor Drive Assembly 0380 0570 118 Tube Shield Holder 0380 2150 119 Cover 0380 2165 120 Tube Carriage 0380 0141 121 Pulley 0380 0136 122 123 Fastening Plate 0380 0334 124 Adjusting Plate 0380 0335 125 Operating Console 0380 2200 126 Toggle Switch 0006 0182a 127 Toggle Switch 0006 0182b 128 Toggle Switch 0006 0182c 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 Bucky Carriage 0380 0174 141 Pulley 0380 0136 142 Adjusting Nut 0380 0226 143 Intermediate Disc 0380 0225

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REF-No. Name Part-No 144 Brake Disc 0380 0224

144b Brake Disc set 0386 0364 145 Steel Ball DIN 5401 7/32" 2900 0003

146 Bearing Disc 0380 0221

147 Mounting Bracket 0380 0222 148 Shoulder Bolt 0380 0220 149 Connector 0380 0312 150 Brake Shoe 0380 0237 151 Brake Shoe with Spring 0380 0239 152 Shim 0380 0242 153 Handle 0380 0305b 153a Ball Handle 0380 0305a 154 Lid 0380 0313 155 Trim Cover (EUROPA) 0380 0235 155a Trim Cover (USA) 0380 1033 156 Catch 0380 0228 157 158 Sleeve 0380 0307 159 Washer 0389 0268 160 161 Bucky Support (Phi, LF,ES) 0380 1610a 162 Fastening Plate 0352 1620 163 Fastening Plate 0380 1621 163a Cover 0380 1622 164 165 T-Slotted Rail 0370 0746 165a T-Slotted Rail (Phi) 0352 0469 166 Frame 0370 0704 167 Bucky Cover Plate 0370 0718 167a Bucky Cover Plate (Phi) 0370 0715 168 Weight 0.5 kg 0380 0332 169 Weight 7 kg 0380 0331a 169a Weight 3 kg 0380 0331b 170 171 Terminal Strip 0006 0617a 172 Ground Stud 0006 0525 173 Rail for Terminal Strip 0110 0313a 174 175 Angle 0380 1017a 176 Angle 0380 1017b 177 Weight 0380 0280a 178 Plate 0380 1015

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4.5 Maintenance Certificate

The maintenance according to the attached maintenance instructions has been carried out. Any parts replaced were original spare parts as shown on the list.

Replaced parts (List Pos. no. only)

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Replaced parts (List Pos. no. only)

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Replaced parts (List Pos. no. only)

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Replaced parts (List Pos. no. only)

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4.6 Name Plate Location

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Subject to technical alterations TV/Ru

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