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WARNING: Ensure unit is isolated from power before carrying out any of the procedures contained in this document
2. You will need to turn the rotor by hand after each screw
to access the next one.
3. The rotor can then be lifted from the rotor drive plate
2. Place the rotor onto the rotor drive plate making 3. Replace the 6 x M5 hex head screws; tighten the
sure to locate the rotor correctly on the locating pin screws via the semicircular recess as previously
(as indicated by the red arrows). done during the removal.
SERVICE TIP: Ensure the circular foam seal on the rotor drive plate is not damaged before replacement.
Removal Replacement
Warning: The retaining screws are not captive. Also the 1. Inspect the foam seal on the access cover for damage.
access cover is not secured with a lanyard therefore must 2. Apply DC4 to the seal.
be supported during removal. 3. Replace the 4 x M5 hex head screws and tighten - ensure
1. Using an M4 hex driver remove the 4 x M5 screws that the seal is compressed to provide watertight integrity.
located in the four corners of the access cover.
SERVICE TIP: Ensure the display window is clean both externally and internally prior to replacement
Replacement
1. Replacement is the reversal of the above procedure.
2. Prior to replacement the foam seal should be inspected
for damage and DC4 applied to its surface.
3. When replacing the 4 x M5 head screws, ensure they
are tightened sufficiently to compress the seal so as to
maintain watertight integrity.
SERVICE TIP: When inserting the I/O & Controller Tray make sure the complete assembly is firmly pressed home before
tightening the M5 screws.
Removal
1. Follow the procedure for removing the I/O and Controller
Tray.
2. This procedure is easier if you also follow the procedure for
separating the I/O from the Controller.
3. On the rear of the I/O module, disconnect the orange power
connector and the lower of the two white connectors as
shown opposite (top).
4. Using a Torx driver, and whilst supporting the Quint PSU,
remove the 4 small Torx screws securing the PSU to the
I/O module as shown opposite (bottom).
5. Lift and remove the PSU, then disconnect and retain the
two power cables.
Replacement
1. Reconnect the two power supply cables to the PSU..
2. Locate the PSU in order to replace and tighten the 4 x Torx
screws in the left hand side of the PSU.
3. Reconnect the two power supply cables to the back of the
I/O module.
Removal
1. Remove the I/O & Controller Tray.
2. Carefully lay the Cyscan on its
side allowing access the
underside.
3. Using a hex driver, remove the 13
x M5 screws as shown in the
photo opposite.
4. From inside, push the plate to
separate it from the base.
Replacement
1. Prior to replacement, ensure the
foam seal on the base plate is
covered with a layer of DC4.
2. Replacement is then simply the
reversal of the removal procedure.
1. Follow the procedure for removing the I/O and Controller Tray.
2. Follow the procedure for removal of the Base Plate.
3. Disconnect the Slipring plug from the Back Plane (below, left).
4. If your Cyscan has a black plastic catch mould* over the gears and belt, remove it by using unscrewing the 3 x M5 screws
shown below (right).
5. Loosen (do not remove) the 5 x M5 screws securing the motor drive plate as shown below (center).
6. You should now be able to slide the motor drive plate slightly**, giving you some slack in the belt which in turn allows you to
remove it as below (right).
* Some older units (2010-2011) may not have this cover fitted.
** Units manufactured 2011 onwards have a spring tensioner fitted so extra force may be required to slide the motor drive plate.
1. Place a new belt (455mm) over the large pulley, see below (left)
2. With the 5 x M5 hex head screws still loose from the removal stage, slide the motor drive plate allowing you to fit the belt
over the smaller pulley, see below (center).
3. Let go of the motor drive plate and the spring will set the correct tension - no further adjustment is required.
4. Fully tighten down the 5 x M5 hex head screws shown below (center).
5. Replace the black plastic catch mould if originally fitted, secure it with the 3 x M5 hex head bolts as shown below (right).
6. Reconnect the Slipring plug into the backplane, ensuring the cable is secured and out of the way. It may be necessary to
apply a small amount of silicone sealant to the plug to hold it in place.
7. Follow the steps for the replacement of the Base Plate.
8. Follow the steps for the replacement of the I/O Module and Controller Tray.
Replacement
1. Replacement is the reversal of the removal
procedure.
Removal
1. Remove the Rotor.
2. Remove the Rotor Cover
3. With the drive belt facing you, rotate the tilt
assembly clockwise until the tilt assembly stops
rotating.
4. Simply slide the drive belt off the upper (large)
pulley and then remove it from the lower (small)
pulley.
Replacement
1. With the drive belt facing you, rotate the tilt
assembly clockwise until the tilt assembly stops
rotating.
2. Locate the new belt on the lower pulley.
3. Keeping the belt taught on the lower pulley, slide
the belt onto the upper pulley.
4. If required gently turn the large pulley which will
help locate the belt onto the pulley.
5. Ensure the belt sits completely on the large pulley,
and that it sits centered.
6. Replace the Rotor Cover,
7. Replace the Rotor.
3 - Yearly Replace silica gel bags There are four silica gel bags (part#: 98-0001-4) within the CyScan MK4:
Two are located inside the Rotor, for access follow the instructions for Removal
and Replacement of the Rotor Cover
Two further silica gel bags are located at the rear inside the base chassis, for
access follow the instructions for Removal and Replacement of the I/O &
Controller Tray.
Replace Slip Ring For replacement follow the instructions for Slip Ring Replacement
5 - Yearly Replace rotor and base drive belts. For replacement follow the instructions for:
Rotor Optics Tilt Drive Belt
All maintenance items should be carried out in accordance with the instructions contained within the relevant product guide. If in doubt contact Guidance
Marine.
The storage guidelines and recommendations for position reference sensors manufactured by Guidance Marine are:
Temperature -25C to +70C
Humidity less than 90% RH, non-condensing
Note: Prolonged storage may affect service items and post storage service may be required. If you have any queries please do not hesitate to contact
Customer Services or your local sales representative. Details of which can be found on our website.