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GE GA000100 Service Manual

GE GA000100 Service Manual (802 pages)

Brand: GE | Category: Medical Equipment | Size: 46.44 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
15
CHAPTER 1 Introduction

35
- Overview
  35
  - Purpose of this Chapter
    35
  - Contents in this Chapter
    35
- Service Manual Overview
  36
- Important Conventions
  40
  - Conventions Used in this Book
    40
  - Standard Hazard Icons
    41
  - Product Icons
    42
- Safety Considerations
  45
  - Introduction
    45
  - Human Safety
    45
  - Mechanical Safety
    47
  - Electrical Safety
    49
- Labels Locations
  50
  - Label on Front of LCD Monitor
    50
  - Label on Rear of LCD Monitor
    50
  - Label on Upper OP Panel
    51
  - Labels on Front Handle
    51
  - Labels on Top of Console
    51
  - Labels Near Connectors on Front
    52
  - Labels on DVD Units
    53
  - Label on External I/O
    53
  - Labels at AC Mains Inlet and Circuit Breaker
    54
  - Label on Rear Cover
    55
  - Label on Rear Cover - Detailed Descriptions
    60
  - Label on the Bep6'S Door
    63
  - Label on the Bep5'S Door
    64
  - Label, Disassembly Nester
    65
- Dangerous Procedure Warnings
  66
- Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) Requirements
  67
- Returning/Shipping Probes and Repair Parts
  67
- Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)
  68
  - What Is EMC
    68
  - Compliance
    68
  - Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Prevention
    68
- Customer Assistance
  69
  - Contact Information
    69
  - System Manufacturer
    70
CHAPTER 2 Site Preparations

71
- Overview
  71
  - Purpose of this Chapter
    71
  - Contents in this Chapter
    71
- General Console Requirements
  72
- Facility Needs
  79
CHAPTER 3 System Setup

85
- Overview
  85
  - Purpose of this Chapter
    85
  - Contents in this Chapter
    85
- Setup Reminders
  86
  - Average Setup Time
    86
  - Setup Warnings
    86
- Receiving and Unpacking the Equipment
  87
- Packing Materials for the Wooden Box - Recycling Information
  100
- Packing Materials for the Carton Box - Recycling Information
  101
- Preparing for Setup
  103
  - Verify Customer Order
    103
  - Physical Inspection
    103
  - EMI Protection
    103
- Completing the Setup
  104
  - Purpose of this Section
    104
  - System Specifications
    104
  - Electrical Specifications
    105
  - Connections on the External IO
    106
  - Connections on the Patient I/O Panel
    107
  - Connecting Probes
    108
  - Power On/Boot up
    110
  - Power Shut down
    110
- Configuration
  111
  - Purpose of this Section
    111
  - VIVID E9 Configuration
    111
  - Service Screen Setup
    116
  - Optional Peripherals/Peripheral Connection
    120
  - Direction Ga091568, Revision 5 VIVID E9 Service Manual
    120
  - Software Options Configuration
    122
- Connectivity Overview
  124
  - Physical Connection
    124
- Connectivity Setup
  125
  - Introduction
    125
  - Compatibility
    125
  - Select TCP/IP Screen
    126
  - Changing the AE Title And/Or Port Number (Port No.)
    127
  - DHCP Setup
    128
  - Set the Remote Archive's Network Information
    131
  - Save the New Settings
    132
- Options Setup
  133
  - Software Options
    133
  - Color Video Printer (Optional) Installation
    133
- Setup Paperwork
  134
  - User's Manual(S)
    134
  - Product Locator Installation Card
    135
CHAPTER 4 General Procedures and Functional Checks

137
- Overview
  137
  - Purpose of this Chapter
    137
  - Contents in this Chapter
    137
  - Special Equipment Required
    138
- General Procedures
  139
  - Power On/Boot up
    140
  - Power Shut down
    144
  - Top Console Position Adjustment
    147
  - LCD Monitor Position Adjustment
    150
  - Logging on to VIVID E9 as 'ADM
    151
  - Moving and Transporting the VIVID E9
    153
  - Recording Important Settings and Parameters
    155
  - Cleaning the Trackball from the Outside (OP-5)
    167
  - Cleaning the Trackball (OP-1 to OP-4)
    168
- Functional Checks
  173
  - Preparation
    173
  - Mode (B Mode) Checks
    173
  - M Mode Checks
    175
  - Color Mode Checks
    176
  - PW/CW Doppler Mode Checks
    178
  - Tissue Velocity Imaging (TVI) Checks
    179
  - Probe/Connectors Check
    180
  - ECG Check
    181
  - Cineloop Check
    182
  - Back End Processor Checks
    183
  - Operator Panel Test
    183
  - Peripheral Checks
    183
  - Mechanical Functions Checks
    187
- Site Log
  188
CHAPTER 5 Components and Functions (Theory)

191
- Overview
  191
  - Purpose of this Chapter
    191
  - Contents in this Chapter
    191
- Insite Exc
  194
  - Introduction
    194
  - Insite Exc Icon
    194
  - Insite Exc Status
    195
  - Initiating a Request for Service (RFS)
    196
  - Automatic Request for Service (ARFS)
    197
  - Insite Exc Definitions
    198
  - Exiting Insite Exc
    198
- VIVID E9 Overview
  199
  - Purpose of this Section
    199
  - Introduction
    199
  - VIVID E9 General Description
    200
  - VIVID E9 Block Diagram
    200
  - Signal Flow Overview
    201
  - System Configuration and Software
    202
  - The Electronics
    202
  - VIVID E9 Interconnection Diagram
    203
  - VIVID E9'S Operating Modes
    205
- Top Console with LCD Monitor and Operator Panel
  207
  - Top Console Description
    207
  - Operator Panel (Control Panel)
    211
- Main Console
  214
  - Main Console Description
    214
- Air Flow Control
  215
  - General Description
    215
- Casters and Brakes
  216
- Front End Processor (FEP)
  217
  - Front End Card Rack Description
    217
  - Transmitter and Receiver Subsystem
    219
  - Transmitter Board (GTX)
    222
  - Relay Board (RLY)
    228
  - Receiver Board (GRX)
    231
  - Front Plane Boards (XD BUS)
    233
  - Digital Receiver Board (DRX)
    234
  - Front End Interface Board (GFI)
    237
  - FEP Backplane
    240
- Back End Processor (BEP)
  242
  - Purpose of this Section
    242
  - Introduction
    242
  - Signal Flow and Processing
    242
  - Location of the Back End Processor (BEP)
    243
  - Cpu/Back End Processor (BEP) - Block Diagram
    244
  - BEP Description
    245
  - BEP6 Face, Top and Rear Connections
    246
  - BEP5 Face and Top Connections
    248
  - Input DC Voltages
    253
  - Input Signals
    254
  - Bi-Directional Signals
    255
  - Outputs
    255
  - Leds
    256
  - BEP Power Supply
    259
  - IO Board
    264
  - Graphics Adapter
    266
  - Internal Storage Devices
    266
- Power Distribution
  267
  - Purpose of this Section
    267
  - Main Power Supply
    267
  - Power up Sequence Description
    272
  - Power down Sequence Description
    276
- Input and Output (I/O) Modules
  278
  - Purpose of this Section
    278
  - Patient I/O (Physio)
    278
  - BEP6 I/O Board
    282
  - BEP5 I/O Board
    284
  - Probe Connectors
    285
- Peripherals Overview
  286
  - Internal Peripherals
    286
  - External Peripherals
    287
- Product Manuals
  289
  - User Documentation
    289
  - Service Documentation
    289
- Common Service Desktop Overview
  290
  - Purpose of this Section
    290
  - Introduction
    290
  - Ilinq Interactive Platform Features
    290
  - Global Service User Interface (GSUI)
    291
- Restart VIVID E9 after Diagnostics
  292
CHAPTER 6 Service Adjustments

293
- Overview
  293
  - Purpose of this Chapter
    293
  - Contents in this Chapter
    293
- LCD Monitor Adjustments
  294
  - Purpose of this Section
    294
  - Cautions and Warnings
    294
  - Access to Adjustments
    294
  - LCD Adjustment Procedure
    294
  - Advanced LCD Adjustments
    295
- Test the LCD Arm and LCD Monitor Range of Motion
  296
- Backlight Adjustment
  297
  - Purpose of this Section
    297
  - Cautions and Warnings
    297
  - Accessing the Main LCD and Touch Screen Backlight Adjustments
    297
  - Backlight and Blue Tint Adjustment
    298
  - Adjust LCD Brightness and Contrast
    298
  - Test Images
    299
- Touch Screen Calibration
  302
- DC Offset Calibration (Front End Alignment)
  303
  - Introduction
    303
  - When to Do a Front End Alignment
    303
  - Front End Alignment Procedure
    303
- Adjusting the XYZ Mechanism
  304
- Adjust Time-Out for DICOM Servers
  309
CHAPTER 7 Diagnostics / Troubleshooting

311
- Overview
  311
  - Purpose of this Chapter
    311
  - Contents in this Chapter
    311
- Service Safety Considerations
  312
- FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
  312
- Troubleshooting Tips
  314
  - Shortcut Keys
    314
  - Image Artifacts Caused by Front End Boards
    315
  - Back End Processor
    316
  - Operator Panel
    317
  - Probes
    317
  - Software
    317
- Network Connectivity Troubleshooting
  318
  - First Status
    318
  - Cannot Connect to Anything Via the Network
    318
  - No Verify
    319
  - System Pings and Verifies OK, but Does NOT Send
    319
- Gathering Troubleshooting Data
  320
  - Collect Vital System Information
    320
  - Collect a Trouble Image with Logs
    321
- Screen Captures
  322
- Motor Controller Test
  323
- Troubleshooting
  325
- No Response from VIVID E9 - It's "Locked
  325
  - Unable to Scan
    326
  - Direction Ga091568, Revision 5 VIVID E9 Service Manual
    327
  - XY Lock Is Not Working
    327
  - XY Brake Motors Troubleshooting
    327
  - Z Movement Fails
    327
  - Difficult to Lock and Release the Alphanumeric Keyboard
    328
  - USB Footswitch
    329
  - USB Device(S) Stopped Working
    329
  - System Temperature too High
    330
- Noise Troubleshooting
  331
  - General Recommendations
    331
  - EMI Prevention/Abatement
    332
CHAPTER 8 Replacement Procedures

335
- Overview
  335
  - Purpose of this Chapter
    335
  - Contents in this Chapter
    335
- Warnings and Important Information
  336
  - Purpose of this Section
    336
  - Warnings
    336
  - Returning/Shipping Probes and Repair Parts
    337
  - Manpower - When Two Persons Are Needed
    337
- Definitions of Left, Right, Front and Back
  339
- Reloading the Software
  340
- Replacing Covers and Bumpers
  372
  - Purpose of this Section
    372
  - Side Covers Replacement
    372
  - Top Cover Replacement
    375
  - Side Bumpers Replacement Procedure
    378
  - Foot Rest Bumper Replacement
    379
  - Front Cover Replacement
    381
  - Plate Connectors W/Guide Replacement
    383
  - Filter Cover Replacement
    385
  - Rear Cover Replacement
    386
  - Door, I/O Panel Replacement
    388
  - Cable Hooks Replacement
    390
  - Rear Bumper Replacement
    393
  - Rear Handle Replacement
    394
  - Column Cover Assembly Replacement
    396
  - Main Cable Cover Replacement
    399
  - Covers under XY / Frogleg Motors Replacement
    401
  - Bulkhead Cover Replacement
    404
- Top Console Parts Replacement
  407
- Replacing XYZ Parts
  508
  - XY Mechanism Replacement
    508
  - XY Brake Assy Replacement
    511
  - XY Park Lock Replacement
    515
  - Z-Mechanism Replacement
    516
  - Drive Gear Assembly Replacement
    519
  - XYZ Control Assembly Replacement
    522
- Main Console Parts Replacement
  524
  - Purpose of this Section
    524
  - Rear Filter and "Handle Type" Bottom Filter Replacement
    524
  - Rear Air Filter Replacement
    528
  - Bottom "Nylon Strip" Air Filter Replacement
    530
  - Fan Assembly Replacement
    532
  - Replacing Fan Screen and Fan Screen Frame
    534
  - Main Cable Replacement
    536
  - Subwoofer Replacement
    539
- Casters and Brakes Replacement
  542
  - Rear Casters Replacement
    542
  - Front Casters Replacement
    545
  - Pedal Mechanism Replacement
    548
  - Brake Pedal Replacement
    550
  - Pedal Release Replacement
    551
  - Pedal dir Lock Replacement
    551
- Front End Processor (FEP) / Card Cage Parts Replacement
  552
  - Front End (FEP) Cover Replacement
    555
  - Front Plane / XD BUS Replacement
    558
  - Relay Board (RLY) Replacement
    563
  - Receiver Board (GRX) Replacement
    566
  - Transmitter Board (GTX) Replacement
    569
  - Digital Receiver Board (DRX) Replacement
    573
  - GFI Board Replacement
    575
- Back End Processor (BEP) Parts Replacement
  578
- Main Power Supply Replacement
  626
  - Preparations
    626
- I/O Modules Replacement
  629
  - Patient I/O Assembly Replacement
    629
  - Side I/O Board Assembly Replacement
    632
- Peripherals Replacement
  637
CHAPTER 9 Renewal Parts

652
- Definitions of Left, Right, Front and Back
  652
- List of Abbreviations
  653
- Covers and Bumpers
  665
- Top Console Parts
  668
  - LCD Monitor Parts
    668
  - Operator Panel (OP) Parts
    669
  - Top Console Pcbs
    680
  - Trackball Parts
    683
  - Operator Panel Cable Kit for VIVID E9 and Logiq E9
    684
  - Button Kits and Knobs
    686
  - Common Top Console Parts
    693
- XYZ Parts
  700
- Main Console Parts
  702
- Casters (Wheels) Parts
  704
- Front End Processor (FEP) Card Rack Parts
  706
- Back End Processor (BEP) Spare Parts
  710
  - Content in this Section
    710
  - BEP6 Spare Parts
    710
  - BEP5 Spare Parts
    712
- Main Power Supply
  714
- I/O Modules
  715
- Peripherals for VIVID E9
  716
  - DVD Drives
    716
  - Printer, Internal
    716
  - Printers, External - USB
    716
  - Printers, Network
    717
  - Digital Video Stream Recorder
    719
  - USB Flash Card
    719
  - USB Hard Drive 2TB with RAID1
    720
- Mains Power Cables - VIVID E9
  721
- Internal Cables - VIVID E9
  722
  - Cable Harness
    722
  - Top Console Cables
    724
  - XYZ Controller Cables
    726
  - Main Power Supply Cables
    727
  - Front End Processor (FEP) Cables
    728
  - Back End Processor (BEP) Cables
    729
  - Peripherals Cables
    739
- Labels VIVID E9
  742
- Physio TX Parts
  742
- Options - VIVID E9
  743
- Product Manuals for VIVID E9
  747
  - Overview
    747
  - Probes Documentation
    753
CHAPTER 10 Care & Maintenance

758
- Warnings
  758
- Why Do Maintenance
  758
  - Keeping Records
    758
  - Quality Assurance
    758
- Maintenance Task Schedule
  759
  - How Often Should Maintenance Tasks be Performed
    759
- Tools Required
  761
- System Maintenance
  762
  - Preliminary Checks
    762
  - Functional Checks
    763
  - Input Power
    764
  - Physical Inspection
    765
  - Cleaning
    766
  - Probe Maintenance
    770
- Electrical Safety Tests
  776
- When There's too Much Leakage Current
  788
  - Chassis Fails
    788
  - Probe Fails
    788
  - Peripheral Fails
    788
  - Still Fails
    788
  - New Unit
    788
  - ECG Fails
    788

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