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GE MEDICAL SYSTEMS CT 9800 QUICK SYSTEM
Rev. 1 Direction 18000
4-2-1
SECTION 2 ENVIRONMENTAL
This section assumes all wiring and cabling is complete, and that equipment is installed and circuit breakers OFF,
power input plugs and fuses removed according to the following:
CAUTION: All power to the system Must be OFF and tagged until power is called for in a specific
step.
Reference to Chapter 7 for component location within units.
A1 Main Breaker switched OFF.
PDU Fuses removed: A3-F1, F2, F3, F4, F5 and F6
A3-F10, F11, F12, F13, F14, F15
A1-F1, F2, F3, F5, F6
A4-F2
CC1 Main Comp Cabinet Breaker switched OFF
Power plug disconnected
CC2 Aux Comp Cabinet Breaker switched OFF
Power plug disconnected
DU1/2 Disc Drive unit Breakers switched OFF
Power plug disconnected
Line Printer Power plug disconnected
Operator Console Power plug disconnected
Diagnostic Console Power plug disconnected
Multiformat Camera Power plug disconnected
MPX Pwr Unit Fuses removed
Fuses removed: A7-F16, F17, F18, F19, F20
2-1. Temperature
1. During installation and start-up of the CT system, it is imperative that adequate temperature checks be made
to assure that the environment meets specifications given. Excessive temperature when coupled with
reduced air flow if filters are clogged may over-stress components, causing subsequent failures.
2. Cooling requirements for the CPU subsystem are as follows:
Main computer Cabinet 17000 BTU/hr.
Disk Storage Unit (ZEBRA) 7500 BTU/hr.
DIsk Storage Unit (per ARGUS) 2050 BTU/hr.
Optional Aux Computer Cabinet 15000 BTU/hr.
FCO Optional Computer Cabinet
Even with adequate pre-installation planning and prior check-out of the air conditioning system, there will be
need for balance of the system to match the CT heat load.

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