Iman QS

File: SM043EN00.
DOC
SERVICE MANUAL
Rev. : 00
del : 13/02/2014
Magneto QS
Prepared
Controlled
Approved
ASA S.r.l. - Via A. Volta, 9 - 36057 ARCUGNANO (VI) - ITALIA
Page intentionally left blank.
ASA S.r.l.
Magneto QS : Service Manual
Rev.00 date 13/02/2014
CONTENTS
pag.
NON-RESPONSIBILITY ..................................................................................................... 1-1
INFORMATION REQUIRED BY ASA SERVICE CENTRE ................................................ 2-1
SAFETY STANDARDS AND CLASSIFICATION ............................................................... 3-1
3.1
Introduction ......................................................................................................................................3-1
3.2
Classification of the device...............................................................................................................3-3
3.3
Preventive labels ..............................................................................................................................3-4
3.4
Prevention against explosion and fire ..............................................................................................3-4
MAINTENANCE AND ADJUSTMENTS ............................................................................. 4-5
DEVICES SELF-DIAGNOSIS ............................................................................................ 5-6
5.1
Mains and other panel led ................................................................................................................5-6
5.2
WARNINGS .....................................................................................................................................5-6
5.2.1
Emission warning light .................................................................................................................5-6
5.2.2
Warning tone ................................................................................................................................5-6
GENERATORS COMPONENTS LAYOUT ........................................................................ 6-7
GENERAL CONNECTION ................................................................................................. 7-9
DEVICE REPLACING AND CHECKING PROCEDURES ................................................ 8-10
8.1
General instructions .......................................................................................................................8-10
8.2
Removing the top of the devices cover .........................................................................................8-11
8.3
Replacing PMT/Easy electronic boards .........................................................................................8-12
8.4
Replacing Interface Board..............................................................................................................8-13
8.5
Replacing protective side shell ......................................................................................................8-14
8.6
Replacing foot ................................................................................................................................8-15
8.7
Replacing fan .................................................................................................................................8-16
8.8
Replacing display frame .................................................................................................................8-17
8.9
Replacing lamp board ....................................................................................................................8-18
8.10 Replacing power board ..................................................................................................................8-19

8.11 Replacing Cylinder connectors (Neutrik) .......................................................................................8-20
8.12 Replacing motorized bed connectors.............................................................................................8-20
8.13 Replacing Flexa connectors ...........................................................................................................8-21
8.14 Replacing Power module ...............................................................................................................8-21
8.15 Replacing the top of the devices cover .........................................................................................8-22
8.16 Updating Magneto QS software .....................................................................................................8-23
8.16.1 USB To Serial Converter Cable Driver Installation for 64bit windows systems.........................8-23
8.16.2 Usb To Serial Converter Cable. Driver installation for other systems .......................................8-24
8.16.3 SERIAL PORT CONFIGURATION ............................................................................................8-24
8.16.4 CONNECTION SETUP ..............................................................................................................8-25
8.16.5 CONFIGURATION OF HFD PROGRAM...................................................................................8-25
III
ASA S.r.l.
Rev.00 date 13/02/2014
8.16.6 PROGRAM PHASE................................................................................................................... 8-26
FLEXA CHECKING PROCEDURES ................................................................................ 9-27
10 CYLINDER CHECKING PROCEDURES ....................................................................... 10-28

11 TROLLEY REPLACING PROCEDURES ....................................................................... 11-29
12 RECOMMENDED REGULAR CHECKS ........................................................................ 12-34
13 SPARE PARTS .............................................................................................................. 13-35
14 TROUBLESHOOTING.................................................................................................... 14-37
14.1 Device is not working................................................................................................................... 14-37
14.2 Display is not working .................................................................................................................. 14-37
14.3 Motorized bed not recognized ..................................................................................................... 14-37
14.4 Flexa not working ........................................................................................................................ 14-37
14.5 Cylinder not working .................................................................................................................... 14-37
15 NOTES AND PERSONAL REMARKS ........................................................................... 15-38
IV
ASA S.r.l.
Rev.00 date 13/02/2014
SOMMARY OF FIGURES
Figure 5-1 : Operator panel .................................................................................................................. 5-6
Figure 6-1 : Rear view .......................................................................................................................... 6-7
Figure 6-2 : Frontal view....................................................................................................................... 6-7
Figure 6-3 : Internal view ...................................................................................................................... 6-8
Figure 7-1 : General Wiring .................................................................................................................. 7-9
Figure 13-1 : Exploded view ............................................................................................................. 13-35
ASA S.r.l.
Rev.00 date 13/02/2014
SUMMARY OF TABLES
Table 3-1 : Applied safety standards .................................................................................................... 3-1
Table 5-1 : Main and other panel led .................................................................................................... 5-6
Table 9-1 : Flexa resistance values .................................................................................................... 9-27
Table 10-1 : Cylinder resistance values ........................................................................................... 10-28
VI
ASA S.r.l.
Rev.00 date 13/02/2014
Non-responsibility
ASA s.r.l. shall not be held responsible for damage to persons or objects due to alterations, inappropriate
maintenance, incorrect conditions of caring for or using the device or failure to comply with any of the
instructions contained in this manual.
ASA s.r.l. is not responsible for direct or collateral effects caused by therapeutic use of the system. These
effects are the direct responsibility of medical staff performing the treatments.
1-1
ASA S.r.l.
Rev.00 date 13/02/2014
1-2
ASA S.r.l.
Rev.00 date 13/02/2014
Information required by ASA Service Centre
To guarantee the components traceability and to improve the post-sale service, remembers that, in case
of fault, malfunction or maintenance, it is necessary to contact the ASA service center and to
communicate the followings data:
Model of the device;
Its serial number;
Customer name and address (or company name where applicable);
Description of the fault or malfunction;
Description of action taken to solve the problem;
List of components replaced or repaired complete with codes and serial numbers;
Details of the purchase (delivery note or invoice, number and date).
For any enquiries regarding our device or other needs, we can be contacted at:
ASA s.r.l.
Via Volta, 9
I 36057 Arcugnano (VI)
Tel.+39-0444-289200
Fax +39-0444-289080
www.asalaser.com
email service@asalaser.com
2-1
ASA S.r.l.
Rev.00 date 13/02/2014
2-2
ASA S.r.l.
Rev.00 date 13/02/2014
Safety standards and classification
3.1 Introduction
ELECTRO MEDICAL DEVICES must guarantee a high level of protection to
parties. To guarantee maximum safety, the
DEVICE
PATIENTS, OPERATORS
and to third
was designed to comply with international technical
standards and was produced observing production process quality criteria in compliance of ISO 13485
and EN ISO 9001 standards. The
DEVICE
satisfies the safety requirements specified under the standard
indicated in the following table.

Table 3-1 : Applied safety standards
STANDARD
Directive 93/42/EEC
Directive 2002/96/EEC
EN 60601-1
TITLE
Concerning medical devices
Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment
Medical electric equipment Part 1: General requirements for safety
EN 60601-1-2
Medical electric equipment Part 1: General requirements for safety 2 Collateral Standard: Electromagnetic compatibility - Requirements
and tests
EN ISO 14971
Medical devices - Application of risk management to medical devices
EN 62304
EN 60601-1-6
Medical device software - Software life-cycle processes

Medical electrical equipment -- Part 1-6: General requirements for
safety - Collateral standard: Usability
3-1
ASA S.r.l.
Rev.00 date 13/02/2014
3-2
ASA S.r.l.
Rev.00 date 13/02/2014
3.2 Classification of the device

According to the construction precautions adopted, the appliance is classified as follows:
Protection against electrical hazards: Class I (EN 60601-1);
Protection against direct and indirect contacts: type B applied part (EN 60601-1);
Level of protection against the penetration of water: IPX0 or ordinary equipment (EN 60601-1);
Sterilisation and disinfection methods permitted by the manufacturer: NOT STERILE; For
disinfection, consult the "Maintenance" section of this instructions manual.
Level of safety in the presence of a flammable anaesthetic mixture with air, oxygen or nitrous
oxide: The Appliance is NOT suitable for use in the presence of a flammable anaesthetic
mixture with air, oxygen or nitrous oxide.
Conditions of use: continuous operation (EN 60601-1).
3-3
ASA S.r.l.
Rev.00 date 13/02/2014
3.3 Preventive labels

The device, flexa applicators, cylinders and beds feature warning labels listing the systems identification
data and its general characteristics as well as drawing the
OPERATORs
attention to how hazardous
situations can be avoided.
WARNING
WARNING LABELS MUST BE KEPT IN A GOOD STATE OF REPAIR AND REPLACED

IMMEDIATELY IN THE EVENT OF WEAR OR DAMAGE
For further details on
installing the device
labeling
electrical, mechanical, environmental, and electromagnetic emission characteristics
mechanical and electrical safety
refer to the instructions given in the installation and operating manual.
3.4 Prevention against explosion and fire

Flammable or combustible chemical products such as methacrylate resins or plastics may catch fire if
exposed to laser radiation. Do not aim laser radiation at these objects.
3-4
ASA S.r.l.
Rev.00 date 13/02/2014
Maintenance and adjustments
The device has been designed and manufactured for safe use and easy maintenance. It is advisable to
clean the device and accessories regularly (every day or once a week). The generating device, and
accessories can be cleaned with a clean cloth dampened with non-alcoholic disinfectant detergents. Dry it
afterwards with a clean cloth or synthetic leather.
Do not insert any type of material or device into the grille of the fan in the backside of the device.
Check the power supply cable and in the event of wear replace with a new one as soon as possible; this
can be ordered from ASA.
4-5
ASA S.r.l.
Rev.00 date 13/02/2014
Devices self-diagnosis
5.1 Mains and other panel led

LIGHT
MAINS
ON
START
STOP
PAUSE
CH1
CH2
TYPE OF LIGHT
green light
green light
green light
yellow light
blue light
blue light
MEANING
Mains power on: light on - appliance powered; off - appliance not powered
Appliance on indicator: light on- appliance working
Appliance status indicator: light on when performing treatment (even if in
pause)
Pause status indicator: light on - appliance in pause
CHANNEL 1 status indicator: flashing light - channel in emission
CHANNEL 2 status indicator: flashing light - channel in emission
Table 5-1 : Main and other panel led
Figure 5-1 : Operator panel
5.2 WARNINGS
5.2.1
Emission warning light
The red emission warning light flashes when treatment is about to begin and shines steady while
treatment is in progress and the accessories are emitting a magnetic field.
5.2.2
Warning tone
The appliance is fitted with a buzzer signalling the start, interruption or end of treatment. The buzzer also
sounds when the solenoid moves on the powered bed.
5-6
ASA S.r.l.
Rev.00 date 13/02/2014
Generators components layout
Power Supply connector

START/STOP
Fuses
Bed 2A
Bed 2B
CH 2A/1 CH 2A/2
CH 2B/1 CH 2B/2
Figure 6-1 : Rear view
CH 1
Figure 6-2 : Frontal view
6-7
ASA S.r.l.
Rev.00 date 13/02/2014
Power board
M3160054
PMT/EASY board
D500066#/67#
Figure 6-3 : Internal view
6-8
ASA S.r.l.
Rev.00 date 13/02/2014
General Connection
Figure 7-1 : General Wiring

Elements followed by * are only on F9020113; D500066# is on F9020113 and D500067# on F9020112
7-9
ASA S.r.l.
Rev.00 date 13/02/2014
Device replacing and checking procedures
ATTENTION
In order to avoid personal injury, do not touch the exposed connections or components while the device is
connected to the mains power supply. Disconnect the device from the mains power supply before
carrying out the activities described in this section.
8.1 General instructions

1) Identify the component to be removed referring to figures at Chapter 6 and to exploded view drawing
and table at Chapter 13;
2) Read the paragraph TOOLS REQUIRED: in order to avail of the list of equipment and/or
instruments necessary for completing the procedure;
3) Once repairs are done, execute the electric safety test.
In order to access the internal components of the device, follow procedures 8.2.
8-10
ASA S.r.l.
Rev.00 date 13/02/2014
8.2 Removing the top of the devices cover

TOOLS REQUIRED:
2.5 mm Hexagon key.
PROCEDURE:
1) Unscrew the 4 screws securing the devices cover
2) Lift the devices cover;
8-11
ASA S.r.l.
Rev.00 date 13/02/2014
8.3 Replacing PMT/Easy electronic boards

TOOLS REQUIRED:
2.5 mm Hexagon key.
PROCEDURE:
1) Remove the top of the devices cover (see paragraph 8.2)
2) Disconnect Channel 1, Channel 2, motorized bed, lamp, power in, fan and DB9 cables
3) Unscrew 5 screws
4) Replace electronic boards group
5) Follow procedure backwards
8-12
ASA S.r.l.
Rev.00 date 13/02/2014
8.4 Replacing Interface Board

TOOLS REQUIRED:
2.5 mm Hexagon key.
PROCEDURE:
2) Remove display frame (see paragraph 8.8)
3) Unscrew 5 screw from display
4) Replace interface board
8-13
ASA S.r.l.
Rev.00 date 13/02/2014
8.5 Replacing protective side shell

TOOLS REQUIRED:
2.5 mm Hexagon keys.
PROCEDURE:
2) Pull plastic barbed rivets
3) Replace side shell
8-14
ASA S.r.l.
Rev.00 date 13/02/2014
8.6 Replacing foot

TOOLS REQUIRED:
3 mm Hexagon keys.
PROCEDURE:
2) Remove rubber foot
3) Unscrew screw holding nut from other side
4) Replace plastic foot
8-15
ASA S.r.l.
Rev.00 date 13/02/2014
8.7 Replacing fan

TOOLS REQUIRED:
2.5 mm Hexagon keys
PROCEDURE:
2) Unplug fun cable
3) Cut and remove four rubber supports of the fan
4) Replace fan with own cable
5) Fix new fan with new rubber supports (M1090124)
8-16
ASA S.r.l.
Rev.00 date 13/02/2014
8.8 Replacing display frame

TOOLS REQUIRED:
2.5 mm Hexagon keys
PROCEDURE:
2) Press the inner part of plastic black rivets from above and remove them
3) Remove display frame
4) Place new display frame on devices cover and fix it with rivets
8-17
ASA S.r.l.
Rev.00 date 13/02/2014
8.9 Replacing lamp board

TOOLS REQUIRED:
2.5 mm Hexagon keys
PROCEDURE:
2) Unscrew two screw
3) Remove lamp board
4) Place new lamp board
5) Close the top of the devices cover
8-18
ASA S.r.l.
Rev.00 date 13/02/2014
8.10 Replacing power board

TOOLS REQUIRED:
2.5 mm Hexagon keys
PROCEDURE:
2) Unscrew 4 screw Magneto board
3) Replace power board
8-19
ASA S.r.l.
Rev.00 date 13/02/2014
8.11 Replacing Cylinder connectors (Neutrik)

TOOLS REQUIRED:
2 mm Hexagon keys
PROCEDURE:
2) Unplug respective two fastons form backside of connector
3) Unscrew two front screws
4) Replace connector
8.12 Replacing motorized bed connectors

TOOLS REQUIRED:
2 mm Hexagon keys
PROCEDURE:
2) Unplug respective connectors from Magneto board
3) Unscrew four front screws
4) Replace connector with its own cable
8-20
ASA S.r.l.
Rev.00 date 13/02/2014
8.13 Replacing Flexa connectors

TOOLS REQUIRED:
Particular keys
PROCEDURE:
2) Unplug respective connectors from Magneto board
3) Unscrew metal ring form backside of connector (use tool)
4) Replace connector with its own cable
8.14 Replacing Power module

TOOLS REQUIRED:
2 mm Hexagon keys
PROCEDURE:
2) Unplug respective three fastons form backside of module
3) Unscrew two front screws
4) Replace module
8-21
ASA S.r.l.
Rev.00 date 13/02/2014
8.15 Replacing the top of the devices cover

TOOLS REQUIRED:
2.5 mm Hexagon key.
PROCEDURE:
2) Remove display frame (see paragraph 8.8)
3) Remove lamp board (see paragraph 8.9)
4) Remove display (see paragraph 8.4)
5) Replace devices cover
8-22
ASA S.r.l.
Rev.00 date 13/02/2014
8.16 Updating Magneto QS software

TOOLS REQUIRED:
Usb To Serial Converter Cable. ATEN Model: UC-232A
Serial RS232 cable, 11.8in length, 9 pin to pin connection type, DB9M-DB9F that means one
connector its male, one its female.
Window based PC
H8F.program files (CMDIALOG.VBX, H8F.EXE, MSCOMM.VBX, THREED.VBX, VBRUN300.DLL)
Latest B039A0##.OBJ file

PROCEDURE:
8.16.1
USB To Serial Converter Cable Driver Installation for 64bit windows systems
1) Download Windows XP Mode with Virtual PC from Microsoft site:

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/virtual-pc/download.aspx
2) Install Windows XP Mode with Virtual PC
3) Open Windows XP Mode with Virtual PC
4) Open http://www.aten.com/products/productItem.php?model_no=UC232A
5) Select Resource tab
6) Select Software & Driver Tab
7) Download XP 32bit drivers
8) Extract Zip file
9) Execute extracted file and follow on screen messages
10) Insert USB to Serial
11) From the top Virtual PC menu bar select USB, than Connect USB-Serial Controller and follow on
screen messages
8-23
ASA S.r.l.
Rev.00 date 13/02/2014
8.16.2
Usb To Serial Converter Cable. Driver installation for other systems
1)
Open http://www.aten.com/products/productItem.php?model_no=UC232A
2)
Select Resource tab
3)
Select Software & Driver Tab
4)
Download driver for your system
5)
Extract Zip file
6)
Execute extracted file and follow on screen messages
7)
Insert USB to Serial and follow on screen messages
8.16.3
1)
SERIAL PORT CONFIGURATION
Open device manager (at a command prompt, in the Start Search box, or in the Run box, type the
following command: mmc devmgmt.msc
2)
Select Port (COM and LPT)
3)
Right mouse button on USBtoSerial Port
4)
Select properties
5)
Select port installation
6)
Select Advanced
7)
Select COM port
8)
Set COM2 and press OK (if COM2 is already used set COM1)
8-24
ASA S.r.l.
Rev.00 date 13/02/2014
8.16.4
CONNECTION SETUP
Set up connection as shown in figure
8.16.5
CONFIGURATION OF HFD PROGRAM
1)
Switch on the device.
2)
Click on H8F.exe program
3)
Click on Option button, then click where shown in figure

(if you set COM1 on 8) now set Com1)
4)
Then click OK
8-25
ASA S.r.l.
Rev.00 date 13/02/2014
8.16.6
PROGRAM PHASE
1)
Click on File cell, then select *.obj extension as file type, and where the file to upload is located.
2)
Select file to upload, then click ok
3)
Click on Activate cell
4)
At the end of the program phase, a pop up message box must appear
5)
If no message box appears, reload the file then click activate.
6)
The message box report the programmed byte and the average retry time.
7)
This must be 1.0000, then click OK. If NOT click on Activate again.
8)
The device should beep and display the writing, FORMATTAZIONE MEMORIA SERIALE.
9)
Wait few minutes, then the device should restart.
10) Switch off the device.
8-26
ASA S.r.l.
Rev.00 date 13/02/2014
Flexa checking procedures

TOOLS REQUIRED:
Multimeter
PROCEDURE:
1) Check resistance between pin 1 and pin 2
2) Check resistance between pin 4 and pin 5
3) Compare measured values with following table
min value []
max value []
pin 1-2
12
pin 4-5
18
21
Table 9-1 : Flexa resistance values
9-27
ASA S.r.l.
Rev.00 date 13/02/2014
10 Cylinder checking procedures

TOOLS REQUIRED:
Multimeter
PROCEDURE:
1) Check resistance between pin N and pin L
2) Compare measured values with following table
min value []
max value []
Cylinder 80
82
85
Cylinder 50
89
92
Cylinder 30
162
165
Table 10-1 : Cylinder resistance values
10-28
ASA S.r.l.
Rev.00 date 13/02/2014
11 Trolley replacing procedures

TOOLS REQUIRED:
3, 4 and 5 mm Hexagon keys
8 mm metric wrench
slot screw drive.

PROCEDURE:
Referring on following exploded pictures replace the desired part
ITEM
1
2
3
4
5
6
DESCRIPTION
Plastic part
Plastic part
Screw
Plastic part
Washer
Nut
CODE
M1050249
M1050254
M1050255
11-29
QUANTITY
1
1
6
1
4
4
ASA S.r.l.
Rev.00 date 13/02/2014
ITEM
1
2
DESCRIPTION
Plastic part
Screw
CODE
M1050250
11-30
QUANTITY
1
6
ASA S.r.l.
Rev.00 date 13/02/2014
ITEM
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
DESCRIPTION
Spacer
Plastic part
Plastic part
Screw
Plastic part
Plastic part
Washer
Screw
CODE
M1050251
M1050252
M1050256
M1040256
11-31
QUANTITY
4
1
1
6
1
1
4
4
ASA S.r.l.
Rev.00 date 13/02/2014
ITEM
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
DESCRIPTION
Metal part
Metal part
Washer
Screw
Plastic part
Metal part
Plastic part
Washer
Nut
Wheel
Wheel with brake
Screw
CODE
M1040323
M1040324
M1050260
M1040326
M1050248
M1080014
M1080013
11-32
QUANTITY
1
1
14
14
2
4
4
4
4
2
2
4
ASA S.r.l.
Rev.00 date 13/02/2014
ITEM
1
2
3
4
5
DESCRIPTION
Metal Part
Metal Part
Washer
Screw
Screw
CODE
M1040323
M1040325
11-33
QUANTITY
1
1
8
8
4
ASA S.r.l.
Rev.00 date 13/02/2014
12 Recommended regular checks

At least once a year check the power cable and replace if it shows signs of wear.
It is advisable to have technicians authorized by ASA to check the electrical safety of the appliance
(resistance of the protective conductor, leakage currents) once a year.
12-34
ASA S.r.l.
Rev.00 date 13/02/2014
13 Spare parts
Figure 13-1 : Exploded view

13-35
ASA S.r.l.
Rev.00 date 13/02/2014
DESCRIPTION
CODE
POSITION
Appliance base
M1050264
Appliance cover
M1050265
Back Sticker
M2140290
18
Clamp
M1090130
23
DB9 snap rivet
M1090131
22
Display frame
M1050266
Display frame snap rivet
M1090132
16
Display Interface
D501097#
11
Easy Fuse
M3110025 X
Easy Electronic board
D500067# X
23
Electronic board snap rivet
M1090125
13
Fan
M2020001
Fan rubber support
M1090124
14
Foot
M2040008
Front Sticker
M2140292
19
Fuse Drawer
M2180003
Lamp board
D500053#
10
Cylinder connector
M2010200 X
Plastic cap
M1090133
PMT Fuse
M3110027 X
PMT Electronic board
D500066# X
20
Power board
M3160054
21
Power filter
M2030016
Protective side shell
M1050241
Protective side shell spacer
M1090119
17
Side shell barbed rivet (long)
M1090127
13
Side shell barbed rivet (short)
M1090126
12
Note: X at the end of spare parts code is variable depending on SN of appliance.

# is a variable letter depending on spare part code review
Always communicate to ASA SN of appliance when ordering a spare parts, so the correct version
of spare parts can be identified
13-36
ASA S.r.l.
Rev.00 date 13/02/2014
14 Troubleshooting
14.1 Device is not working
Check main switch
Check power cord connection on device and on wall socket
Check fuses
Check mains
14.2 Display is not working

Check flat cable between display board and Magneto Board.
14.3 Motorized bed not recognized

Check motorized bed main switch
Check power cord connection on motorized bed and on wall socket
Check motorized bed fuses
Check motorized bed connector on device
Check mains
14.4 Flexa not working

Check Flexa connection on device
Execute Flexa checking procedures described at chapter 9
14.5 Cylinder not working

Check cylinder connection on device
Execute Cylinder checking procedures described at chapter 10
14-37
ASA S.r.l.
Rev.00 date 13/02/2014
15 Notes and personal remarks
15-38

Iman QS

Transféré par

Informations du document

Copyright

Formats disponibles

Partager ce document

Partager ou intégrer le document

Options de partage

Avez-vous trouvé ce document utile ?

Ce contenu est-il inapproprié ?

Droits d'auteur :

Formats disponibles

Iman QS

Transféré par

Droits d'auteur :

Formats disponibles

File: SM043EN00.

ASA S.r.l. - Via A. Volta, 9 - 36057 ARCUGNANO (VI) - ITALIA

Page intentionally left blank.

NON-RESPONSIBILITY ..................................................................................................... 1-1

INFORMATION REQUIRED BY ASA SERVICE CENTRE ................................................ 2-1

SAFETY STANDARDS AND CLASSIFICATION ............................................................... 3-1

Classification of the device...............................................................................................................3-3

Preventive labels ..............................................................................................................................3-4

Prevention against explosion and fire ..............................................................................................3-4

MAINTENANCE AND ADJUSTMENTS ............................................................................. 4-5

DEVICES SELF-DIAGNOSIS ............................................................................................ 5-6

Mains and other panel led ................................................................................................................5-6

Emission warning light .................................................................................................................5-6

Warning tone ................................................................................................................................5-6

GENERATORS COMPONENTS LAYOUT ........................................................................ 6-7

GENERAL CONNECTION ................................................................................................. 7-9

DEVICE REPLACING AND CHECKING PROCEDURES ................................................ 8-10

General instructions .......................................................................................................................8-10

Removing the top of the devices cover .........................................................................................8-11

Replacing PMT/Easy electronic boards .........................................................................................8-12

Replacing Interface Board..............................................................................................................8-13

Replacing protective side shell ......................................................................................................8-14

Replacing foot ................................................................................................................................8-15

Replacing fan .................................................................................................................................8-16

Replacing display frame .................................................................................................................8-17

Replacing lamp board ....................................................................................................................8-18

8.10 Replacing power board ..................................................................................................................8-19

FLEXA CHECKING PROCEDURES ................................................................................ 9-27

10 CYLINDER CHECKING PROCEDURES ....................................................................... 10-28

15 NOTES AND PERSONAL REMARKS ........................................................................... 15-38

Page intentionally left blank.

Information required by ASA Service Centre

Model of the device;

Its serial number;

Customer name and address (or company name where applicable);

Description of the fault or malfunction;

Description of action taken to solve the problem;

Details of the purchase (delivery note or invoice, number and date).

Page intentionally left blank.

Safety standards and classification

was designed to comply with international technical

satisfies the safety requirements specified under the standard

indicated in the following table.

Medical devices - Application of risk management to medical devices

Medical device software - Software life-cycle processes

Page intentionally left blank.

3.2 Classification of the device

Protection against electrical hazards: Class I (EN 60601-1);

Conditions of use: continuous operation (EN 60601-1).

3.3 Preventive labels

attention to how hazardous

situations can be avoided.

WARNING LABELS MUST BE KEPT IN A GOOD STATE OF REPAIR AND REPLACED

For further details on

installing the device

electrical, mechanical, environmental, and electromagnetic emission characteristics

mechanical and electrical safety

refer to the instructions given in the installation and operating manual.

3.4 Prevention against explosion and fire

Maintenance and adjustments

5.1 Mains and other panel led

Figure 5-1 : Operator panel

Emission warning light

Generators components layout