To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Siemens Medical Equipment unit cannot be switched ON?
If your Siemens Medical Equipment unit won't switch on, you can try the following: * Check the power supply at the socket. * Check the continuity of the mains cable with the plug pins. * Check the over current protective devices (fuse link) U1 & U2.
General| Brand | Siemens |
|---|---|
| Model | MULTIMOBIL 5C |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
General safety measures before operating or servicing the unit.
Information on the unit's overload protection mechanisms and fuse ratings.
Guidelines for minimizing radiation exposure to personnel and patients.
Important safety measures for handling components, including ESD and lead precautions.
Warnings and guidance on preventing physical injury from moving parts.
Procedures for product disposal, material handling, and general maintenance.
List of essential tools and instruments for servicing the unit.
Guidelines for replacing screws to maintain unit integrity and aesthetics.
Procedures for cleaning and disinfecting the unit safely and effectively.
Precautions to prevent fluid ingress, which can damage the system.
Procedures for daily checks to ensure system readiness and safety.
Tasks to be performed monthly for unit maintenance and safety.
Six-month interval checks to verify system performance and calibration.
Procedures for checking and verifying control voltages and signals.
Procedures for performing and verifying exposures, including indicator checks.
Checking exposure timing accuracy against exposure charts.
Methods and procedures for measuring the kilovoltage peak output.
Procedures for measuring tube current (mA) and milliampere-seconds (mAs).
When and how to re-tune the unit for mA wave shape accuracy.
Annual maintenance tests for calibration values and insulation resistance.
List of components that are subject to wear and require periodic inspection or replacement.
Procedures for initial checks after long storage, including capacitor forming.
Pre-transport checks to ensure the unit's safety and functionality.
Exposure parameters for units operating on 230V supply.
Exposure parameters for units operating on 110V supply.
Lists error codes related to initialization and self-diagnostics.
Lists error codes occurring during the unit's standby mode.
Lists error codes detected during the exposure process.
Overview of the TV camera system features and functions.
Technical specifications and ratings for the TV system and CCD.
Details of the physical connections and ports on the CCU.
Detailed explanation of the camera system's performance characteristics and capabilities.
Procedures for adjusting camera settings and using external controls via OSD.
Comprehensive guide to setting various camera parameters using the On-Screen Display (OSD).
Pinout details for the "REMOTE 1" connector.
Recommended annual checks for maintaining optimal system performance.
Components requiring periodic adjustments for smooth operation.
Detailed procedures for adjusting the various C-arm movement brakes.
Procedures for adjusting floating and support bearings for smooth movement.
Instructions for adjusting the V-belt tension for optimal power transfer.
Steps for adjusting the tension of the steering mechanism chain.
Components that may need replacement or servicing based on usage.
Information on brake liner wear and the need for replacement.
Common problems and their corresponding causes and remedies.
Detailed troubleshooting flowcharts for various error codes.
Troubleshooting steps for when the unit fails to power on.
Troubleshooting flowchart for when the unit does not generate X-rays.
Troubleshooting flowchart for when the unit does not enter standby mode.
Troubleshooting for specific initialization errors like EPROM checksum failure.
Troubleshooting for specific standby errors, e.g., +15V supply issues.
Troubleshooting for errors encountered during the exposure process.
Layout diagrams for key PCBs like Master D915, Filament D506, and ADR D508.
