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APX 525/625 Generator Revision C Diagnostics
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2005 Del Medical Imaging Corporation
7/5/2005 Page 163
DIAGNOSTICS
Troubleshooting Topics for the APX 525/625 Generator
No Ready Light
Ready Light is Active, but No Exposure Occurs
Consistent kV Fault
Intermittent kV Fault
Long Exposure Times with Light Films
Long Exposure Times with Dark Films
Apparent Small Focus, Open Filament Condition
No mA Feedback
No kV Feedback or Improper kV Feedback
Note:
Before beginning troubleshooting check all DC power supply voltages.
NO READY LIGHT
Check the door and collimator interlocks. Lack of a rotor OK signal as well as the
door or collimator interlocks (all Low True) will inhibit the Ready light.
Do you have a valid PREP command?
Do you hear the activation of any relays when the <PREP> button is pressed? The
PREP command activates several heavy relays in the rotor boost and run circuitry
that can be heard from the outside of the power module.
Some pre-existing fault conditions that have already been latched by hardware will
inhibit generation of the PREP request signal by the CPU.
Is the rotor running?
An open X-Ray tube thermal switch will inhibit the rotor boost and run cycle.
1. Is the x-ray tube thermal switch open? Check relay K10 on the I/O Board. Also,
check fuses F2 and F3 on the I/O Board
2. Check CB1 & CB2 on the I/O Board (in series with rotor boost and run voltages)
3. Check for presence of rotor current sense voltages at the current sensing
sampling resistors R1 & R2 on the I/O Board

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