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IMPORTANT! X-RAY PROTECT1ON Q

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X-ray equipment if not properly design compel the operator to take tion, and take adequate steps to
used may cause injury Accord- adequate precautions to prevent protect against injury
ingly, the instructrons herein the possibility of any persons
contained should be thoroughly carelessly exposing themselves or The equipment is sold with the
read and understood by every- others to radiation understanding that the General
one who will use the equipment Electric Company, Medical Sys-
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equipment in operation The It is important that everyone having representatives have no responsi-
General Electric Company, Medi- anything to do wrth X-radiation be bility for injury or damage which
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Although this apparatus incorpo- ments as published in NCRP that such materials or devices be
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REVISION HISTORY
REV DATE REASON FOR CHANGE

- May 17,1984 This was the last of several revisions using the old revision control system
8 June 20,1985 General changes
9 July 14, 1986 General changes
10 Sept 25,1987 Updates renewal parts
11 July 22, 1988 Updates spot-film ion chamber preamp schematic Adds spot-film ion
chamber circuit winng schematic Updates renewal parts
12 Apr 28,1989 Updates renewal parts
13 June 28,1991 Updates renewal parts
14 OCA28,1994 Add new indicator lamp unrt to switch panel assembly 46-16620161 page
9-3 and 46-178472Gl/ G2 page 9-49
15 Feb 11,1999 Updated page 9-29 (added footnote)
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GENERAL ELECTWC MEDICAL SYSTEMS NO 63 SPOT-FILM DEVICE
REV 9 SM B8409lB8412
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION TITLE PAGE

1 SEQUENCE SELECTOR (SEQUENCER) 4-1
2 CASSETTE LOADING 4-3

21 Front Load 4-3
22 Rear Load 4-3
X RAY SWITCHES AND INTERLOCKS 44

COMPRESSION CONE AND MYELOGRAPHIC MASK 4-5
AUTOMATIC CASETTE RETURN OPERATION AND
SPOT FILM EVALUATION 4-6
6 OTHER ITEMS 4-6
61 Reciprocating Grid 46
6-2 Lead Apron 4-6
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CHAPTER 4
FUNCTIONAL
_- CHECK
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Use "PMS Data Record-Spot Film Device," (formerly called Form F-3401),
t o record results lo make copies of this PMS Data Record, use the form on
the last two pages of operating manual OM BO1 17/8 for the Monitrol-15 Table
SEC 1 SEQUENCE SELECTOR (SEQUENCER)
Initial Conditions X Ray Table Power and X Ray Generator ON, Cassette Carriage Parked X Ray
Not Required
OPERATION RESULTS EXPECTED SERVICE REFERENCEI

SE LECTOR FILM IND CAT0 R
'POSlTI ON AREA LIGHTS Ch 6 (Adjustments)
1 Check performance ' 1 1I4 D Sec 3-1
of sequence selector 2 1 I4 A
for each series of pro- 3 1 /4 C Ch 5 (Theory)
grammed spot-films 4 1 /4 B Sec 5
Begin a t selector posi- 5 Load * Load Light
0 tion 1 by holding 1/4
film button depressed
until initial 1 /4film
6
7
8
Long 1/2
Long 1/2
Load
D&A
C&B
* Load Light
Ch 7
(Schematics)
9D1, 12C1,
is illuminated on the 9 Lat 1/2 D&C 9E, 12D and later
sequence indicator See 10 Lat 1/2 B&A See Sheet 3
Illustration 4 1 Use 11 Full A, 6, C & D
singlestep button to 12 Load * Load Light
advance through the 12 NOTE For Model 1 1 FS9,
selector positions
9 Full
10 Load
11 (Not Used)
12 (Not Used)
* Front Load Only - for all units, A, B, C, D will all
be OFF in Load positions
2 Reset sequence selector FORWARD light is lit Ch 7, Schematics

to position
1 Use cassette transfer
1
bar t o bring carriage
forward
To return carriage, de- Sequence selector automatically advances to the nkxt Ch 5,Sec 5 3
press cassette transfer position (as indicated by indicator lights) as carriage
bar Check automatic returns t o park I
single step progressionI
of program after carriage
returns t o park
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SERVICE
OPERATION RESULTS EXPECTED REFERENCE
With carriage parked, program Light "D" should be lit Ch 7
sequence selector to initial 1/4 Schematics
film
Bring carriage forward Program Sequence selector will not operate because Ch 7
sequence selector for full film carriage is forward Schematics
With carriage parked, program Sequence selector will not automatically Ch 7

sequence selector to a load posi advance from load position when the carriage schematics
tion Cycle the cassette carriage returns to park Sequence selector can be
several times reprogrammed or advanced using the single
step button
SPOT-FILM - FRONT PANEL
INDICATOR SINGLE FLUOR0

LIGHTS D c B A STEP CAMERA
SEQUENCE SELECTOR x RA Y EXPOSURE CASSETTE X RAY EXPOSURE

(SEQUENCER) BUTTON TRANSFER BU'ITON
BAR
ILLUSTRATION 4 1
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SEC 2 CASSETTE LOADING

2-1 Front Load Units
Initial Conditions X Ray Table and Generator ON, Cassette Carriage Parked with NO Cassette in
SERVICE
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Attempt to load cassette with carriage Radiation shield prevents insertion of cassette
parked when carriage is not in load position
Operate the sequence selector to initial Cassette holder (or counterweight assembly) Ch 5, Sec 4
1/4film Removefluoro screen or image does not travel lengthwise the table for any of
intensifier supported by auxiliary sus the excursions in the 1/4 film series A mecha
pension system For permanently nical interlock prevents holder travel with no
mounted intensifier where visualization cassette in holder
of cassette holder motion is not possible,
remove rear trim cover t o view counter-
weight assembly Using cassette transfer
bar, cycle through 1/4 film series with
table both horizontal and vertical
Operate the sequence selector to a Both FORWARD and LOAD lights are lit Ch 7, Schematics
load position Bring carriage forward
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Partially insert a carriage into the cas- Carriage does not return to park because of Ch 6,Sec 1 4
sette holder Depress cassette transfer cassette interlock
bar
Insert the cassette all the way Depress Cassette carriage returns to park
cassette transfer bar
Single-step the sequence selector to a Cassette releases for operator access

load position Depress cassette trans
fer bar Push up on cassette latch
2 2 Rear Load Units

Initial Conditions X Ray Table Power ON, Cassette Carriage Parked with No Cassette in Cassette Holder,
X Ray Generator Not Required
I SERVICE
OPERATION I
RESULTS EXPECTED REFERENCE
Program the sequenceselector to initial Cassette holder (or counterweight assembly) Ch 5,Sec 4
1/4film Removefluoro screen or image does not travel lengthwise the table for any of
intensifier supported by an auxiliary the excursions in the 114 film series A mecha
suspension system For permanently nical interlock prevents holder travel with no
mounted intensifier where visualization cassette in holder
of cassette holder motion is not possi
ble, remove rear trim cover to view
counterweight assembly Using cassette
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SEC 3 X RAY SWITCHES AND INTERLOCKS
Initial Conditions X-Ray Table and Generator Power ON, Cassette Inserted Into Cassette Holder,
Sequence Selector Programmed to Initial 1/4 Film, CARRIAGE PARKED
SERVlcE
1 Visually inspect the safety Safety setup prevents the Ch 6, Sec 5,

stop Pull the spot film device spot film device rails from Service Note 2673
foreward while holding plunger leaving bearings
lock down
2 Release plunger lock on vertical Fluoro exposure prevented by inter- MONITROL

carriage Slide spot-film device ap- lock on vertical carriage since spot Table Schematics,
proximately 3" t o the rear Depress film device is not all the way for-
all x-ray buttons and foot switch, ward and locked by plunger lock
one at a time
3 Remove fluoro screen or image X-Ray interlock in screen recess pre Ch 5,Sec 7,
intensifier equipped with i t s own vented exposure because screen or Switch S37
suspension system (This check intensifier not in place or not
not required for permanently mounted securely
mounted intensifiers) Depress
x-ray buttons and foot switch one * This test for 9C1, 128 1 and later
at a time models only
4 Turn off power to table On Spot-film exposure prevented b e Ch 5,Sec 7,

9D 1, 12C1, and later models only, cause carriage failed to come for- Switch S22A
remove rear trim cover to gain ac- ward
cess to 3TB3 Remove WHT push-
on lead from 3TB3-25 Turn power NOTE With Power off, replace
on Depress cassette transfer bar WHT lead ON 3TB3-25
Depress x-ray button Replace trim cover and
turn power on
5 Singlestep the sequence se- Spot-film radiograph prevented be- Ch 5,Sec 5-2
lector to a load position Bring cause sequence is on Load position Switch S28
carriage forward Depress x-ray
button
6 With carriage parked

a Depress exposure button - Fluoro exposure Ch 7 Schematics
left center on front panel
b Depress exposure button - Fluoro exposure

right center
c Depress fluoro camera Fluoro exposure

switch (if available)
d Depress foot switch Fluoro exposure

(if available)
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SEC 4 COMPRESSION CONE AND MYELOGRAPHIC MASK

(Model 9D1 12C1 And Later Models Only)
Initial Conditions X Ray Table Power ON X-Ray Generator Power ON, Cassette Carriage Parked Cone
and Mask Parked AUTO MAN Set to MAN Collimator Control Levers Fully Counter
clockwise
SERVICE
With cone and mask parked depress View maximum field size See MONITROL
x ray button Table Manual
Installation and
Adjustment
Section
Pull myelographic mask forward appro Field reduced t o 1/2 field lengthwise the Ch 7 Schematics
ximately 1 Depress x ray button table
Release compression cone latch and Field reduced t o 1/4 field

pull cone forward approximately 1
Depress x ray button
Push cone and mask all the way t o t h e View maximum field size (limited b y image Ch 7 Schematics
rear Cone latch should lock in park receptor size)
Depress x ray button
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SEC 5 AUTOMATIC CASSElTE RETURN OPERATION

AND SPOT-FILM EVALUATION
Initial Conditions Table and Generator Power ON Loaded Cassette Inserted Into Cassette Holder Cone
and Mask Parked Use Test Pattern Such As the Standard Test Phantom or Cardiovas
cular Phantom
SERVICE
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Program sequence selector t o initial For units equipped with automatic cassette
114 film Bring carriage forward De- return feature*, carriage automatically return
press x ray exposure button t o park when x ray button ISreleased For
older models, depress cassette transfer bar a
second time
Complete 1/4 film series and develop There should be no evidence of blurring cause Ch 6 Sec 1 1
film Place film in viewer by carriage motion during the exposure
I f an overlap of exposed spot films X Ray tube and

exists either laterally or longitudinally Servc-ColIimator
the width of the double exposure should alignment See
not exceed 1 / 8 fl/l6' on a side) Monitrol X Ray
Tabfe manual
Reload cassette Program sequence Evaluate film quality
selector to longitudinal 1/2 film and
make spot films Repeat for lateral
1/2 film series and full film
* Models 9D1 12C1 and later models

Also9B1 9C1, 12A1 or 12B1 units
equipped with B8422AA kit
SEC 6 OTHER ITEMS

6 1 Reclprocattng Grids
Verify that the reciprocator automatically starts oscillating when the casette carriage moves to a radio
graphic position
6 2 Lead Vinyl Protective Apron
Check that lead vinyl protective apron is trapped on rail
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THEORY
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION TITLE PAGE
1 IDENTIFYING FEATURES OF NO 63 SPOT FILM MODELS 51

11 Distinguishing Features of Front and Rear Load Units 51
12 Model Identifying Features 53
2 NOMENCLATURE AND GENERAL FUNCTIONS 55
3 CASSETTE CARRIAGE OPERATING SYSTEM 59

31 Forward Spring and Return Drive 5 10
32 Air Check 5 11
33 Load Latch 5 11
34 Motor Drive and Carriage Motion Details 5 12
4 CASETTE HOLDER OPERATING SYSTEM 5-14
41 Counterweight Assembly 5 15
4-2 Cassette Holder 5 16
5 SEQUENCER MECHANISM 5-17

51 Sequence Selector Push Button 518
52 Sequencer Solenoid Sequence Switch and Indicator Lights 5-20
53 Sequence Pulse Circuit 521
54 Camshaft 5-22
6 CASSETTE CARRIAGE AND SPOT FILM TRANSFER 5-25
7 AUTOMATICALLY OPERATED SWITCHES AND RELAYS 5-33
8 COLLIMATOR SHWER-SERVO CONTROL 5-34

8-1 Collimator Control on 9B1 9C1,12A1 and 1281 5-34
8-2 Collimator Control on 9D1 and 12C1 Spot Film Devices 5-34
8-3 Collimator Control on Types 9E and 12D and later Spot Film Devices 5-36
9 SPOT FILM AND FLUOR0 EXPOSURE 5-38

9-1 Introduction 5 38
9-2 X-ray Generator 5 38
9-3 Fluor0 Exposure 5 38
9-4 Spot-Film Exposure 5-40
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SEC 1 IDENTIFYING FEATURES OF NO 63 SPOT-FILM MODELS
This chapter applies t o all No 63 Spot Film devices which include the following
FRONT or LEFT HAND Load
Model 11FS9 (SeeSection 3 of Handbook for functional description and adjustments)

Models 11FS9A1, 9B1 9C1
Model 1 1 FSSD1 (46-1569346 1)
Type 9E (Model 4615693462) Type 9F (Model 46156934G3) Type 9G (Model 46-156934G4)
REAR or RIGHT HAND Load
Models 1lFS12A1, 12B1

Model 11FS12C1 (46-1569336 1)
Type 12D (Model 46-156933G2) Type 12E (Model 46-156933G3) Type 12F (Model 46-156933G4)
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NOTE The data nameplate is mounted to the underside of the spot film housing It is located in the
left rear corner when viewing from the front
1 1 Distmguishing Features of Front and Rear Load Units
The front end and rear top load units shown on Illustration 5 1 and 5 2 respectively, differ only in the
manner in which the cassette is inserted into the cassette holder For front load units, the cassette is
inserted from the front with the cassette carriage in the forward load position The Model ‘ 9 (11 FS9),
front load devices have items not required on the Model ’ 12” (11FS12,) rear load devices. These items
are shown on Illustration 5 1 and include the following
1 SOL 3, S27 and Load Latch (Also see Section 33)

2 Cassette carriage interlock S31
3 Load Light DS-1
4 Cassette release latch
5 Stop E on cam shaft See Illustration 525
NOTE Electrical components referred to in this chapter which are not prefixed refer to
Group 3 (300) for the spot film device For example S30 may be shown on previous
schematics as S330 or 3S30 The group designation IS omitted for brevity
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The rear load or right hand load units are loaded from the top with the cassette carriage in the parked
position Cassette carriage and cassette holder construction also differs on front and rear load units.
Refer to Section 4 2 for details of t h e two types of mechanical cassette holder interlocks
CASSETTE LOADED INTO
CASSElTE CARRIAGE
PARKED OR FLUOROSCOPIC
POSITION FOR CASSETTE
CARRIAGE (LOAD POSITION
d I
POSITION
DISTINGUISHING FEATURES OF REAR LOAD UNITS

(Model 11F S l 2 C l or Type 12D Shown)
ILLUSTRATION 5 2
1-2 Model Identifying Features
Model Identifying features are covered in Table 5 1 Major differences are listed in the table which should
be used with appropriate schematics (Chapter 7) and renewal parts (Chapter 9) for the model in question
Note that front load (Model 9 1 and rear load (Model 12) are grouped together on Table 5-1 where the
units are identical except for loading
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TABLE 5-1 MODEL IDENTIFYING FEATURES
MODEL NO
(CAT N O ) IDENTI FY ING FEATURES
11FS9 VERSION 1 (Original Factory Model)

(68189BF) - Sequence Selector Push Buttons
- Shutter switch for original 2-speed shutters in table
VERSION 2 (Field Retrofit)
- Shutter control changed t o Servo type as part of B8193CB Servo Collimator K i t for Monarch
VERSION 3 (Field Retrofit of Version 2)
AUTO MAN toggle switch S34 4 section wafer swttch S30 and four pots (P6-P9) added as
part of B8499B AUTOMATIC COLLIMATION KIT to provide automatic pushbutton
collimation
11FS9A1 VERSION 1 (Factory Model)

( B84OSBA) 5 sequence selector push buttons instead of 4 to provide for two lateral 1/2 films. 532 added and
Cam A was modified t o allow load position 12 t o be used twice 2 Section wafer swttch 530
and no AUTO MAN switch
VERSION 2 (Field Retrofit)

- kit B8499A t o DrOVide for
AUTO MAN switch S34 and 4 section wafer switch S30 added usinq
automatic pushbutton collimation
11FS9Bl Factory model identical t o Version 2 of 11FSSA1 except for AUTO-MAN rocker switch S34 in-
(B8409BB) and stead of toggle switch
11FS12A1
(68412A)
11FS9C1 1 Added S37 to prevent x ray ifneither fluoroscopic screen nor intensifier are mounted
(B8409BC) and 2 Changed means of attachment of screen and intensifier from latches to thumbscrews
11FSl261 3 Octal socket for phototmer cable at TB1 changed to MateN Lok connector t o correct
(884128) occasional leakage problems
11F S D 1 1 Added S38 and R4 t o reduce voltage on Sol 2 when cassette carriage is forward
(B8409BD) and 2 Added S39 to p-wide for automatw collimation to longitudinal 1/2 film when mask is in
11FS12C1 field SeeSect~onE-1
(68412C) 3 Added S40 to provide automabc collimation to 1/4 film h e n cone is in field See Section 8-2
4 Automatic cassette return See Section 6
5 Automatic control of collirnatton when cassette carriage is forward regardless of position of
AUTO-MAN switch S34 See Section 8-2
6 Added circuit board TB3
7 Eliminated angulation indicator dial
8 Redesignedfront handle and trim covers
Type 9E Identical t o 11FS9D1 and 12C1 with the following exceptions in the collimator shutter servo control
(B8409BE) and 1 Added S41 P10 and P11 to limit field size to wtthin the borders of the rmage receptor
Type 12D 2 Collimation circuitry changed to allow manual control of collimator with 534 on MAN when
(B8412D) cassette carriage is forward or when cone and mask are in field
Type 9F These models are HHS cerhfied
(B8409BF) and (Types 9E and 12D are not HHS cerhfied )
Type 12E
(88412E)
Type 9G These models also are HHS certfied

(B8409BG) and Types 9G and 12F have ionzation chamber detectors
Type 12F This is the pnmary difference from Types 9F and 12E
(B8412F) which have phototube detectors
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SEC z NOMENCLATURE AND GENERAL FUNCTIONS
The spot-film device has an x-ray apemre of fixed position The cassette carriage and cassette holder
provides the two degrees of motion needed to position the cassette over the x-ray aperture for programmed
spot films See Illustration 5-3
The cassette carriage and cassette holder have separate operating systems to provide motion in the two
directions Referring to Illustration 5-4,5 5 and 56,the cassette carriage operates as follows
CASSElTE CARRIAGE CASSElTE

CASSETTE
FLUOROSCOPIC (PAR KED) HOLDER
SCREEN (OR
IMAGE INTENS1F I ER)
CASSETTE HOLDER
TRAVEL
CASSETTE CARRIAGE
TRAVEL
X RAY APERTURE POSITION FIXED
SPOT F I ,
LM IN SPOT FILM DEVICE
DEVICE
ILLUSTRATION 5 3
1 The forward spring drives the cassette carriage forward into spot film position when Sol 2 re1 a es
the clutch in the motor drive
2 An air check makes the cassette carriage stop smoothly without bouncing See Illustration 5-5
3 A motor drive and drive chain runs the cassette carriage back into the "parked" positron when spot
film i s completed
MOTOR DRIVE
FORWARD SPRING
TTE CARRIAGE
MOTION
ASSElTE CARRIAGE
19128040
ILLUSTRATION 5-4
55
4-1673 SM B8409lB8412
4 The stop bracket on the cassette carriage hits a stop on the air check to stop forward motion The
amount of travel, short, medium, or long, IS dependent on the programmed spot-film
CAM F
SEQUENCE /
-. - , .... -. ._"..
\ &=/ ;
' ' \\
STOP
BRACKET
FRONT \
v
CASSETTE CARRIAGE
ILLUSTRATION 5 5
REAR
STOP BRACKET
\ CASSElTE
/ CARRIAGE
PAR KED POSITION
STOP c -
-
SHORTTRAVEL STOP 6
STOP D
/ - MEDIUMTRAVEL STOPC
LONG TRAVEL STOP D
AIR CHECK
FRONT \19065-D10
X RAY
APERTURE
ILLUSTRATION 5-6
56
2-1381 SM B8409lB8412
Whereas the cassette carriage positions the cassette crosswise the table, the cassette holder positions the
cassette lengthwise the table The cassette holder system operates as follows
1 Cam F controls the counterweight travel through its follower - the counterweight stop lever The
counterweight can be released for long, short or no travel
2 When the cassette carriage moves forward, the actuating spring pulls the counterweight to the right
3 The cassette holder moves to the l e f t as the counterweight moves to the right through a system of
cables and pulleys
BALL ON COUNTERWEIGHT STOP LEVER

CABLE
CUSHION SPRING ,COUNTERWEIGHT
CABLE 1
.CABLE 3
CASSElTE HOLDER
TRAVEL ACTUATING SPRING
CASSE'ITE HOLDER ~ l s o s a m FOR COUNTERWEIGHT
ILLUSTRATION 5-7
4 The cassette holder is parked in the rear-right position The forward position - right, center or left
is dependent on the programmed spot-film
CENTER POSITION
(SHORT COUNTERWEIGHTTRAVEL)
LEFT POSITION I
'
I
I
' RIGHT OR PARK POSITION
(LONG COUNTERWEIGHT TRAVEL) (NO COUNTERWEIGHTTRAVEL)

I
CASSElTE
CASSETTE
HOLDER
CARR IAGE
CASSElTE HOLDER
MOTION
X RAY APERTURE
19064-010
ILLUSTRATION 5-8
57
4-1673 SM B8409lB8412
The sequencer mechanism controls travel of the cassette carriage and cassette holder by the positions of
t h e carriage stops and of Cam F
The sequencer mechanism operates as follows
1 The sequencer push buttons allow the operator to select the program desired 1/4, 1/2 or full film
2 The push buttons actuate rotary solenoid (Sol 1) and determine the position a t which the cam shaft
will stop rotating The air check with carriage stops and Cam F are on integral part of the cam shaft
CAM A - CAM
OPERATES CARRIAGE STOPS SHAFT
INTERLOCK I
REAR
NOTE SEESEC 5
FOR MORE
DETAl LS OF
SEQUENCER
OPERAT1ON
FRONT ILLUSTRATION 5 9
3 For each programmed spot film, one of the carriage stops will be in a position t o stop the forward
carriage travel Also, Cam F will control cassette holder motion
. ~ " ---.=..- -.---..,

REAR
/'
COUNTERWEIGHT
I' l/I/LEmPc
CASSEITE
CASSElTE CARRIAGE
CAR R I AGE
MOTION
CASSElTE HOLDER
MOTION
- LONGTRAVEL STOP D
HOLDER FRONT 19063D 10

ILLUSTRATION 5 10
58
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4-1 673 SM B8409lB8412
SEC 3 CASSElTE CARRIAGE OPERATING SYSTEM
The function of the cassette carriage is to bring the cassette into the x ray aperture for making a spot film
radiograph The forward positioning is controlled by the position of the stops on the cam shaft (air check)
The cassette-carriage and the switches operated by the cassette carriage y e shown on Illustration 5 11
S38 VOLTAGE REDUCER SWITCH REDUCES VOLTAGE ON SOL 2 WHEN CARRIAGE

IS FORWARD S38 IS CLOSED IN PARKED POSITION
S26 MOTOR STOP AND SEQUENCER INTERLOCK SWITCH PREVENTS
OSED WHEN FILM IS FORWARD S26B CLOSED WHEN FILM IS PARKED
DOES NOTTRAVEL FORWARD S22A CLOSED WHEN FILM IS

FORWARD S22B CLOSED WHEN FILM IS PARKED
1 PULSE CIRCUIT SWITCH OPERATES SEQUENCING PULSE

CIRCUIT S21A CLOSED WHEN FILM IS FORWARD
S21B CLOSED WHEN FILM IS PARKED
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CASSETTE CARRIAGE AND INTERLOCK SWITCHES

ILLUSTRATION 5-11
Table 5 2 gives electrical component operationat various cassette carriage positions The positioning of
the cassette inside the cassette carriage is controlled by the cassette holder operating system covered in
Section 4
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4-1673 SM 66409B8412
TABLE 5 2
ELECTRICAL COMPONENT OPERATION A T VARIOUS CASSElTE CARRIAGE POSITIONS
(Also See Schematm Chapter 7 )
-
S26
‘AB
oc
-
co
co
oc
Load On On Off Off Off On Off CO CO
-
co
(See Note 2)
Notes 1 Abbreviations 0 Open C Closed
2 In sequencer load positions (5 8 and 12) operation of the following components is different than shown
DS1 On all the time S28 Open all the time
B2 Off all the time 529 Open all the time
SOL 1 Is not pulsed
3 Cassette carnage has moved far enough to operate S21 S22 S26 and S38
4 Conditions of electncal components after cassette carriage starts forward do not change until the carriage
approaches t h e parked position on return travel
5 Sol 3 and S27 not used on rear load spot film devices
3-1 Forward Spnng and Return h v e

The cassette carriage is moved to a forward (and load position for front load units) by the forward spring acttng through t h e
forward cable See Illustration 512 The motor does not run during forward travel For returning t h e carriage to t h e
parked poslaon the motor drives the carriage through the drive chain and return cable The motor in driving the carriage
back to park cocks the forward spnng for t h e next excursion
MOTOR
DRIVE CHAIN
BRACKET O N
TURNBUCKLE
ADJUSTMENT
RETURN CABLE
FORWARD CABLE
- 4 18631 D20
ILLUSTRATION 5-72 CASSETTE CARRIAGE OPERATING SYSTEM
5 10
GENERAL ELECTRIC MEDICAL SYSTEMS DIVISION NO 63SPOT-FILM DEVICE
4-1673 SM B8409IB8412
3-2 AirCheck
The function of the air check is to cushion cassette carriage stopping after forward travel by action of a
piston inside the air check cylinder The adjustment screw controls cushioning by controlling the rate a t
which the trapped air escapes See Illustration 513 Note that the air check is an integral part of the
cam shaft
The forward travel of the cassette carriage is limited by the stops on the air check The rotation of the air
check (and the position of the stops) is controlled by the sequencer
ADJUSTMENT
SCREW
1 I
Sob E STob D STOP c STOP B

(FRONT LOAD ONLY)
ILLUSTRATION 5-13 AIR CHECK ASSEMBLY
33 Load Latch
The load latch is found on front load units only The function of the load latch is to hold carriage in t h e
load position while the cassette is inserted The s31 cassette interlock prevents operation of the load
latch if cassette i s not inserted all the way When the cassette transfer bar, 93,is depressed to return the
carriage to the parked position Sol 3 disengages the latch by pulling on the connecting bar When the
latch disengages it closes S27 which starts the drrvemotor to return the cassette carriage to the parked
position Sol 3 is deenergized by S26B when carriage reaches parked position The latch then snaps
back to the position shown
DIRECTION OF PULL
FROM SOL 3
PIVOT
POINT.
S27
CLOSES CIRCUIT I
TO ENERGIZE
DRIVE MOTOR ( B l )
WHEN SOL 3
IS ENERGIZED
.
\ GR 7424
ILLUSTRATION 514
511
REV 8 - S
SM 88409lB8412
34 Motor Drive and Carriage Motion Details

The motor drive consists of motor 61, three ground spring clutches, and a flat spring slip clutch The three
ground spring clutches control the motion of the carriage and protect motor 8 1 The f l a t spring slip clutch
on the drive sprocket prevents over loading of the motor and bounce on return of the cassette carriage to
park
Illustration 5 15 shows the primary components of the motor drive that affect motion of the cassette
carriage The text following Illustration 5 1 5 gives details of motor drive operatlon Illustration 5 1 6
shows exploded view of entire motor drive assembly
HUB SECURED
TO MOTOR
/
<' 0 TO SPROCKET
4
FORCE EXERTED
MECHANICALL
1 With carrlage parked the hub on sprocket shaft
is under a CCW torque from the forward
spring. The friction between the spring and the
sprocket shaft hub i s however greater than the
oppowng torque caused by the forward spnng.
2 When solenoid IS actuated I t mtates the spnng
approximately 25' relaxing the grip of the
spring on the hub secured to the sprocker shaft.
The torque on the sprocket 15 greater than the ON
friaion between spring and the hub allowing the
carriage to move forward
3. When the solenoid releases the spring the motor
can drive the carriage to park through the spring
ILLUSTRATION 5-15
For forward motion of the cassette carriage, the following events must occur (SeeIllustration 5 1 6 )
S8 is depressed Sol 2 moves Lever N and Actuator Pin I towards the rear This moves Hub I and through
Spring C Hub H Actuator E on Hub H releases Spring B from Hub M Hub M and the drive sprocket on
Shaft K are free to rotate The forward spring then pulls the cassette carriage to the forward position As
the carriage starts forward switches are actuated as shown on Illustration 5 11 and listed on Table 5 2
Notethat after operation of Sol 20n 9D1 and 12C1,and later models a dropping resistor R4 is interposedin the circuit
by S38 to prevent heating
For return of cassette carriage to park the following events must occur The x-ray switch is released (see
Section 6 Automatic Casette Return) or S8 is depressed a second time Sol 2 is deenergized and returns
Lever N and Actuator Pin I toward the front causing Spring B to lock Hub M through Hub I Spring C and
Hub H and Actuator E Sol 3 (Front Load Only) releases the load latch which closes S27 starting the
motor Hub G locked to the motor shaft turns Shaft K through spring B and Hub M thus pulling the
cassette carriage to the rear As the carriage reaches i t s parked position, S26A opens, stopping Motor B1
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GENERAL ELECTRIC MEDICAL SYSTEMS DIVISION NO 63 SPOT-FILM DEVlCE
4-1673 SM 88409/B8412
ACTUATOR E
MO' R DRIVE
CLUrCn SPROCqCT $.
SPPI NGS- A 'LUTCH
nRlVf
I...
1 -
,MOTOR (B1)
(ROTATION CW LOOKING
AT SHAFT END)
COLLAR D
HUB F (PINNED TO SHAF:T K)
Y
(STALTl
HOUSING
FOR
(PLACED INSIDE SPRING
--" ."..
CI Ir r P U
/ (FLOATS ON
SHAFT K
HUBM (PINNED
I\ TO SHAFT K) (SEE NOTE 2)
ACTUATOR PIN I
LEVER N
.
..e
. .L^ --._.- --
t M U V t 3 IUWAKD
SOLENOID
MOUNT1NG
,
BRACKET
SOL 2
(WITH SPRING
\ RETURN)
FORWARD \
TRAVEL OF
CASSETTE \ I
CARRIAGE
' \I 18628D20
Note 1 Spring A dips when the motor turns hub G clockwise but locks in the counterdockwse dlrealon Thus Spnng A protea the motor
from being turned counterclockwlse by acbon of the forward sprang when the motor IS not runnlng
Note 2 When the motor IS runnlng Hub H rota= because the end of Spring B IS Trapped by Actuator E and bemuse Sprlng C allows shp in
the clockwise direction of rotatlon
Note 3 Although this motor drive appears to be idenncal to those on the 604 and 62 Spot Film Devices note t h a t motor rotation IS
oppoate and clutch spring action IS reversed on the No 63
I L L U S T R A T I O N 5-16
5 13
GENERAL ELECTRIC MEDICALSYSTEMS DIVISION NO 63 SPOT-FILM DEVICE
4-1673 SM B8409lB8412
SEC 4 CASSETTE HOLDER OPERATING SYSTEM

The cassette holder is part of the cassette carriage and is responsible for lateral positioning of the cassette
in the x-ray field A counterweight, coupled to the cassette holder by three steel cables, controls the
cassette holder The cassette holder travel is in the reverse direction of the counterweight travel Opera
tion of the casette holder operating system is detailed on Illustration 5-1 7
SEQUENCER COUNTERWEIGHT
BALL SEAT
CUSHION SPRING
BALL ON
\
CARRIAGE STC$-\/ ,'FOR CTWT
BRACKET ' AIR CHECK
/
, WUNTERWEIG
/
SPOT FILM
FRAME
CASSElTE HOLDER OPERATING SYSTEM

(SIMPLIFIED)
Acnon of Cassette Hdder on Forward Travel of Casette Carriage

1 The counterweight is released by Cam F for a gwen sequence p i n o n The casette holder is not free to move because
the Ball on Cable 1 is trapped in the cushion spring on the carriage stop bracket
2 When the casette carriage moves forward the amating spring through Cable 3 pulls the counterweight to the right
The counterwelght pulls the casette holder to the left through Cable 2 to either the center or left position
NOTE When no cassette holder travel IS required the counterweight will not travel to the right because Cam F does not
release the cwnterwerght stop lever from the park positlon latch
Action of Cassette Holder on Return Travel of Cassette Carnage
1 When the motor ( B l ) is energized the cassette carriage moves to the rear
2. As the carriage moves t o rear the ball on Cable 1 IStrapped by the cushion spring on the carrtage stop bracket.
3 Cable 1 pulls the cassette holder to the nght and through CaMe 2 the countemeight to the left
4 As the counterweight moves to the left the actuating spring (through Cable 3) i s cocked for the next excursion
ILLUSTRATION 5 17
5 14
4-1 CounterweightAssembly
The counterweight is shown on Illustration 518 Cam F, on the sequencer cam shaft controls the posi
tions of the counterweight through the counterweight stop lever for no travel (park position), short travel,
or long travel Table 53 shows the amount of travel of the cassette holder corresponding to each position
of the sequencer Operation o f the cassette holder is detailed on Illustration 5 1 7
Note that an actuating spring applies tension to the counterweight through cable 3 This spring tension
causes the counterweight and hence the cassette holder t o move when the counterweight stop lever releases
the countemeight The counterweight is required to balance the cassette when the x ray table is vertical
J
The counterweight has a built in air check to prevent banging of the counterweight and cassette holder
during forward travel It has t w o sections, one for short travel and the other for long travel Since return
travel speed is about half that o f the forward travel, sufficient cushioning on return i s provided by the
cushion spring.
AIR CHECK POTENTIOMETER BRACKET
s21 TB3 \ ADJ SCREWS (9D1 AND 12C1)

/
, TB1
-CABLE 3
DRIVE CHAIN
CABLE 1
\ CASSETTE HOLDER
ACTUATING
SPRING
NOTE The counterweight aircheck functtons when the counterweight moves to the right only Front screw adiusts for
short travel and rear screw adjusts for long travel
ILLUSTRATION 518
515
4- 1673 SM 88409/B8412
4-2 CassetteHolder
The cassette holder is shipped with spacers to accept wafer site 91/2” x 93-/2_’1Halsey cassettes or
equivalent However standard size S1/2” x 9-1/2” Halsey cassettes or equivalent may be used by removing
the nylon spacers which are secured with snap fasteners Simply remove the fluoroscopic screen or intensi
fier move the carriage to full film positlon and pry spacers o u t
Kodak X-OMATIC cassettes may also be used But as mentioned in Section 1, the Kodak cassette IS
smaller than standard size and may not reliably release the mechanical cassette holder interlock on front
load units Service Note 1975 gives details of the required modification
When the cassette is inserted, it must release the mechanical cassette holder interlock The mechanical
cassette holder interlock prevents cross travel of the cassette holder if a cassette has not been inserted
Without t h i s interlock the cassette holder operating system could be damaged if the carriage is brought
forward with no cassette in place and the table is vertical The interlock on the rear load carriage differs
in design from the front load although its function is the same See Illustration 5 19 On cassette holder
interlock for front load unit, the interlock lever pivots off the stop on the carriage as the cassette is inserted
18977 P10
ILLUSTRATION 519
5 16
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SEC 5 SEQUENCER MECHANISM
The Sequencer Mechanism automatically programs full, longitudinal half film lateral half film or quarter
film exposures See Illustration 520
The sequencer solenoid (Sol 1) is operated by the sequenceselector push buttons located on the front
control panel and is mechanically linked to the cam shaft Sol 1 is also automatically operated by a pulse
circuit when the cassette carriage returns to the rear (parked) position After completion of a series (entire
film is exposed) the sequencer turns to a load position Until the cassette is changed or the sequence
selector is reset, the carriage will merely travel between parked and load positions when the cassette
transfer bar is depressed Note that for rear load units load position and parked position are the same
Table 5 3 summarizes operation of the sequencer
0 FULL
FILM
n
LONGITUDINAL
HALF FILM
m
REAR OF S F D
LATERAL
HALF FILM
QUARTER
FILM
TOP VIEW
OF SPOT FILM
BORDER CONTROLLED BY
LATERAL COLLIMATOR
\ BORDER
BLADE
/ CONTROLLED BY
LONGlTUDl NAL
COLLIMATOR
BLADE
BORDER CONTROLLED BY
LONGITUDINAL \
+-
COLLIMATOR BLADE X RAY APERTURE
/DEFINED BY
SERVO
COLLIMATOR
FRONT OF S F D
\ BORDER CONTROLLED BY
LATERAL COLLIMATOR
BLADE
19097 D20
ILLUSTRATION 5 2 0
517
4-1 673 SM 88409/68412
51 Sequence Selector Push Buttons

The sequence selector push buttons are located on the left side of the front control panel as shown on
Illustration 521 Depressing a push button energizes Sol 1 which turns S30 The push button must be
held down- --until the desired exposure area is indicated, otherwise
- --
the advance will be incomplete
SEQUENCER PUSH BUTTONS-
ILLUSTRATION 5 21
HALF FILM
79-P10
Selector Cassette Carnage Travel Cassette Holder Travel Indicator Lights

Pusinon Film Area (S3OA and Cam Shaft) (S30A and Cam F) S30B
1 1/4 Film 1 Short Stop B None Right (Park
- Posiuh) D (DSD)
2 1/4Film 2 Short Stop B Long Left Posiuon A (DSA)
3 1/4Film 3 Long-Stop D None Right (park &qtion) C (DSC)
4 1/4 Film 4 Long-Stop D Long Left Position B (DSB)
5 OFF Load Stop E or Parked None Right (Park Position) LOAD (DS1)
(Front Load) (Rear Load)
6 1/2Film 1 Short Stop B Short Center Position D&A
7 1/2 Film 2 Long-Stop D short Center Position C&B
8 OFF Load Stop E or Parked None Right (Park Posiuon) LOAD
9 1/2 Film 1 Medium Stop C None Right (Park Position1 C& D
10 1/2 Film 2 Medium StopC Long Left Posrtton A&B
11 Full Film Medium Stop C Short Center Position D A C&B
12 OFF Load Stop E or Parked None Right (Park Position) LOAD
* Upon return of cassette carriage after second longitudinal exposure sequencer advances to position 11 S32B opens
and S32A closes permitting automatic advance to OFF position 12
Supplemental Notes for Use With Table 53
Depressing quarter longitudinal half lateral half or full film pushbuttons moves sequencer to poutions 1 6 9 or 11
respectively
Depressing single stop pushbutton advances the sequencer one step t o the next posiuon
Cassette carriage on return travel pulses sequencer through S21B and K12 to advance sequencer one step (except at load
posiaon) by closing K12 contactr A t load positions S29 operated by Cam A opens circuit t o automatic sequencer
Designations A thru D for indicator lights are letters appearing on plastic mounting block
S26A and S26B motor stop and sequence interlock prevent starting the motor when the carriage i s in the parked posi
tion and prevent sequencer operation when the carriage is forward
W i t h sequencer at load positions 5 8 and 12 depressing the cassette transfer bar would cause the cassette carriage to
travel - between park and load positions on front load units
- between park (load) and a dead forward posiuon on rear load units
518
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TOP VIEW OF CONTROL PANEL
INDICATOR LIGHTS
FRONT COVER
ANGULATION CONTROL TRANSFER BAR NOTE ALL ITEMS REFER TO

s8 SPOT FILM (3) AREA
ILLUSTRATION 5 22
519
GENERAL ELECTRIC MEDICAL SYSTEMS -NO 63 SPOT-FILM DEVICE
8-2082 SM B840_9/6-8412
52 Sequencer Solenoid Sequence Switch, and Indicator Lights
The sequencer, a solenold driven rotary switch, consists of Sol 1 and the four section wafer swltch S30
with an interrupter contact See lllustratlon 523 The interrupter contact is designated S30A on the
schematic, but IS electrically independent of wafer S30A The solenoid turns the rotary switch through
a ratchet and Daw1
r - - - - -
I
~ r - - - -
---------------------
ROCKER ARM DETENT, F O B ,sot
1
I
I
I B A L L DETENT I
I 1
I I
I W I T C H SHAFT I
I SPRING I
I
I STEPPER BALL DETENT I
I I
I 35248P10 R CONTACT (DESIGNATED S30IA I
IC BUT IS ELECTRICALLY
I
I
L - - - - - - - - - -I
NT OF S3OA WAFER SWITCH)
S31 CASSElTE CARRIAGE

INTERLOCK PREVENTS RETURN
PHOTOTUBE
HOUSING
/ S29 SEQUENCE INTERLOCK OPERATED
BY CAM A PREVENTS SEQLJENCING I N
LOAD POSITIONS 5 8,and 12
OF CARRIAGE TO PARKED POSITION
IF CASSElTE IS NOT PROPERLY / S32 SEQUENCE POSITION 12 LOAD
CAM A INTERLOCK PERMITS SEQUENCING FROM
LATCHED (FRONT LOAD ONLY) POSITION 10 TO 12 AFTER SECOND LATERAL
1/2 FILM EXPOSURE
ILLUSTRATION 523
520
-
GENERAL ELECTRIC MEDICAL SYSTEMS . I NO 63 SPOT-FILM DEVICE,
I? 1 1
8-2082 SM B&409/B8412
The sequencer operates as follows When Sol 1 i s energized by depressing a sequence selector push
button the solenoid armature rotates S30 30° A rocker arm detent and 12 position ratchet combine to
limit rotation to 30° Near the completion of the 300 rotation a cam on the solenoid shaft opens the
interrupter contact breaking continuity to the solenoid The solenoid returns again closing the interrupter
contact S30 does not reverse direction with the solenoid because of the ratchet and pawl mechanism
Two spring loaded ball detents on the end of the switch shaft insures positwe switch positioning
With the interrupter contact closing each time t h e solenoid stops, Sol 1 continues to sequence until the
open section of the S3OA disc is reached breaking continuity t o the solenoid This corresponds to the con
nection point of the push button switch depressed
The S O 6 swinger turns to the same position lighting an indicator light or lights corresponding to the initial
1/4 film, 1/2 film, or full film exposure area A system of 16 diodes on circuit board TB2 permits the
selection of multiple lights with only a single pole switch
I
r----------------
ROCKER ARM DETENT
EsIENATEF
INERRUPTERTOFTAFT
S30A ON SCHEMATIC BUT IS
7
I ELECTRICALLY INDEPENDENT OF I
I SPRING LOADED I
1 STEPPER MECHANISM I
I BALL DETENT I
I I
SWITCHSHAFT I
I
I
I
BALL DETENT I
I
I
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35246P10
ILLUSTRATION 5 2 4
5-3 Sequence Pulse Circuit
The sequence pulse circuit allows Sol1 to automatically advance S30 to the next sequence position when
the carriage returns to parked position The circuit functions as follows With cassette carriage forward
S21A is closed charging capacitor C25 on TB3 (was C2 on models prior to 9D1 and 12C1) through T63R4
( R1 on models prior to 9D1 and 12C1) When the cassette carnage returns to park, S266 and S21B close
S21B closes a pulse circuit energizing relay K12 (was RE1 on models prior to 9D1 and 12C1 ) The K12
contacts close momentarily and Sol 1 is pulsed through S21B advancing the sequencer t o the next position
The sequencer will not advance however, if in a load position because cam A operated switch S29 will be
open The carriage will go back and forth from park to load position (for front load) as the cassette
transfer bar is depressed until the sequencer ISreset by depressing a selector push button
NOTE On 11FS9A1 and early 9B1 units, quick operation could prevent the C2 (250 mf) capacttor from
charging sufficiently to provide proper sequencing T h e result was a double exposure if this happened
without the customer noticing it
The problem was solved (as documented in Service Note 1462) by replacing the 3 3K R 1 with a 2 2K 1 W
resistor This change was made on most 961 devices in the factory
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54 Camshaft
The cam shaft is mechanically linked to Sol 1 Positions of stops B, C, D, and €and Cam F determine the
exposure area by controlling the cassette carriage and cassette holder Reference Table 5 3 Cam A, a two
part cam, controls S28,29and 32 Reference Illustrations 5 2 3 and 5-25
An air check assembly is an integral part of the cam shaft The air check acts as an impact absorber to
cushion forward motion of the cassette carriage The cam shaft with sequencer are shown on Illustration
525
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NOTE 1 This sectron IS not applicable to 9C1 and 1261 and earlier Those models had a SPDT maintained contact
cassette transfer swltch S8 S8 had to be actuated to bnng the cassette camage forward and actuated
again to return the carnage to the parked posrton after an exposure
NOTE 2 For 9D1 see FMI 1035 page 6-20 ofS M 88409/88412
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ILLUSTRATION 5-26
6-1 PowerUp
Refer to Illustration 5-26
When the system is powered up wdh the cassette carriage forward cassette transfer relay K8 is not energized so
contact K8A is closed Switch S27 is closed when cassette carnage is not in the rear park position This creates a
current path through rear park motor B1 which will cause it to run pulling the cassette carnage into the rear park
position Spot-FilmTransfer Interlock Relay 2TB3K4 opens the X-ray exposurecircudto prevent exposure whlle the
cassette carnage is moving to the rear park position When rear park is reached the carnage IS mechanically latched
into position and S27 opens turning the motor off In this condltion the circuit becomesinactiveand will stay that way
until the Cassette Transfer Bar is pressed

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&2 Transfer Cassette Carnage Forward
Refer to Illustrabon 527
Pressing the Cassette Transfer Bar will energize relays K 8 and K 1 1 Spot-Film Transfer Relay K11 tells the
generatorto transfer from fluoro to radiographic mode for a Spot-Filmexposure CassetteTransferRelay K 8 tells the
cassette carnage to moveeither forward or to rear park Since the carnage is in rear park, K8 wll energize and change
the state of rts contacts This opens Contact A to keep the rear park motor from running when S27 closes as the
carnage leaves rear park Contact K 8 - 6 closes the circult to solenoid SOL-2 which releases the carriage Switch S38
is closed when the carnage is in rear park allowing a strong current surge to advate the solenoid When the cassette
carnage leaves rear park swltch S38 opens ailowng R4 to limb current through SOL 2
Contact K8- D closes holdmg K 8 and K 1 1 on when the Cassette Transfer Bar ISreleased As long as the transfer bar is
held down Relay K 1 6 is held off by its normally closed A contact
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C A s s n r r TRANSFER CIRCUIT TRANSFER BAR RELEASED

ILLUSTRATION 528
6-3 Cassette Camage Forward
Refer to Illustration 528
When the transfer bar IS released K8 is held on through rts D contact Diode CR14 prevents current flow through the
normally closed A contact of K16 which allows K16 to energize Relay K16 sets up the circuit so that when the
Cassette Transfer Bar is pressed again K8 wdl turn off and the cassette carnage will retract to the rear park posdion
Thecassettecarnage is now in the forward posdion Ifa film programwas active before pressingthe transfer bar one
of the air check carnage stops caught the carnage and IS holding it in posdion for a spot-film exposure
If a film programas not active the carnage is inthe front load posibon Inthis case the solenoid sequencer is in the load
posdlon Swdch S30B is closed supplying a posdive voltage to the low voltage side of K11 This reduces the voltage
drop across K11 turning it off Wrth K11 off the generator is prevented from making an exposure
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6 4 Request Cassette Transfer to Rear Park
Refer to Illustration 529
WRh K8 off Its D and B contacts are opened while contact A closes Since the cassette carnage is not in rear park
switch S27 is closed This creates a current path through rear park motor B1 which will cause d to run pulbng the
cassette carnage into the rear park position When the rear park-IS reached the carnage is latched into posmon and
S27 opens turning thimotor off
IfCR23 was not blocking current flow from the transfer bar the motor would conbnue be trying to pull the carnage
back This conddron could bum out the motor
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IUUsrR4TION 5-30
8 5 Cassette Carnage Movlng to Rear Park
Refer to Illustrabon 530
Wrth K8 off Its D and B contacts are opened while contact A closes Since the cassette camage is not in rear park
%'Itch S27 IS dosed This creates a current path through rear park motor B1 which will cause It to run pulling the
cassette carnage into the rear park postion When the rear park is reached the carnage is latched into posmon and
S27 opens turning the motor off
If CR23 was not blocking current flow from the transfer bar the motor would continue be trying to pull the carnage
back This condition could burn out the motor
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6-6 Transfer Bar Released
Refer to lilustrabon 5-31
Ifthe transfer bar IS released beforethe carnage reachesrear park current will flow through CFt23to hold relay K16 on
and K8 off
When the cassette carriage reaches rear park S27 opens and the circuit becomes rnactrveuntilthe CassetteTransfer
Bar is pressed
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REV 8 SM 88409/88412-S
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ILLUSTRATION 5-32
B7 Automat~cCarnage Return
Refer to illustration 5-32
When the cassette carnage is in the exposure posdion and an exposure IS made releasing the exposure swdch will
activate 2TB3K11 This has the Same effect as pressing the transfer bar
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SEC 7 AUTOMATICALLY OPERATED SWITCHES AND RELAYS
Table 5 4 is a summary of spot film switches and relays which are automatically operated K13 S39 and
S40 are discussed in Section 8
TABLE 5 4 AUTOMATICALLY OPERATED DEVICES
ELECTR1CAL COMPONENT NAME AND FUNCTION OPERATED BY

DS-1 Load Light S30B
DS 2 Forward Light K8
DS-A through DSD Sequence Selector Indicator Lights S30B
B1 Spot Film Motor K8 N C
B2 Reciprocating Grid Motor S22A
Sol 1 Sequence Solenoid Sequence Selector or
K12 and S21B
Sol 2 Cassette Carriage Release Solenoid K8
Sol 3 (Front Load Only) Motor Start Solenoid K8
K8 CassetteTransfer Relay S8 or 2K3
K11 Spot-Film Transfer Relay K8
K12 Pulse Circuit Relay s21
K13 Automatic Collimation Relay K8
K16 Forward Interlock and Cassette S8 K8
Return Relay
S21 A & B Pulse Circuit Switch Cassette Carriage
S22 A & B X Ray Interlock Switch Cassette Carriage
S26 A & B Motor Stop and Sequencer Interlock Cassette Carriage
Switch
527 (Front Load Only) Carriage Return Interlock Sol 3 & 4 Load Latch
S28 X Ray Interlock Load Positions Sequencer Cam A
S29 Sequencer Interlock Load Positions Sequencer Cam A
S30 A B C, D Sequencer Switch Sequence Selector and
Sol 2 or Pulse Circuit
andSol 1
S30 Interrupter Contact Interrupter Contact for Sol 1 Cam on S30
See Note 1
S31 Cassette Carriage Interlock 9% ~ 9 % Cassette
S32 A & B Sequencer Position 11 Interlock Sequencer Cam A
s37 X Ray Interlock Fluoroscopic Screen
or Image Intensifier
S38 Voltage Reducer Switch Cassette Carriage
S39 A & B Mask Automatic Collimation Switch Mask
S40A&B , Cone Automatic Collimation Switch Cone
NOTE 1 S30A Interrupter contact is electrically independent of S30A wafer switch
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SEC 8 COLLIMATOR SHUTTER-SERVO CONTROL
8-1 Collimator Control on9B1 9C1,12A1 and 12B1
The Models 9 B 1 9C1 12A1 and 12B1 have automatic pushbutton collimation When the AUTO MAN
rocker switch S34 IS set to AUTO, the servo collimator is automatically set to the film size selected in
both fluoroscopic and radiographic modes through S O C & D and P6 P 9 With s34 on MAN collimator
is controlled by manual pots P1 and P2 in both fluoroscopic and radiographic modes
8-2 Collimator Control on 9D1 and 12C1 Spot Film Devices
Models 9D1 and 12C1 have several new collimation features Both the myelographic mask and the corn
pression cone are now electrically interlocked (S39for mask and S40 for cone) with the servo-controlled
collimator With the mask pulled forward the collimator automatically restricts the exposure area to half
film lengthwise the table With both cone and mask pulled forward the exposure area IS restricted to a
quarter film These restrictions apply to both the radiographic and fluoroscopic position of the cassette
carriage Cone and mask must be pushed back all the way when not in use S39 and 540 are shown on
Illustration 533
Also, regardless of the position of the AUTO MAN switch S34 collimator control now goes into the
automatic mode when the cassette carriage goes into the radiographic position This is accomplished by
the addition of relay K13 which is energized when contact K 8 B closes after S8 IS momentarily depressed
If the AUTO MAN switch is set on manual collimator control returns to the manual mode when the
cassette carriage moves to the fluoroscopic position
Table 5 5 lists maximum field sites available depending on position of cone mask cassette carriage
S30 C & D and AUTO MAN switch S34
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FOR 9E or 12D, AND LATER
SEE ILL 5-34
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ILLUSTRATION 533 REAR VIEW OF SPOT-FILM DEVICE
AUTO 634) MAN (S34)

Mask Parked Mask Forward Mask Forward Mask Parked Mask Forward Mask Forward
Cone Parked Cone Parked Cone Forward Cone Parked Cone Parked Cone Forward
S39A S40A S39B S40A S39B S40B S39A S40A S39B S4OA S39B SOB
Cassette Selected Fixed 114 Fixed 114 MANUAL Lat Field Fixed 114
Carriage Film Size Field OR Field Size CONTROL Fixed at 112 Field Size
Parked (S30C & D) Fixed long Field Long
(Fluoro) 112 Field Field Manually
K13A & Adjustable
C Closed) (Note 1) (Note 2)
Cassette Selected Fixed 114 Fixed 114 SELECTED Fixed 714 Fixed 114
Carriage Film Size Field or Film Size . FILMSIZE Field OR Film Size
Forward (S3OC & D) Fixed tong (S30C & D) Fixed long
(Spot 112 Field 1/2 Field
Film)
(K13B &
D Closed) (Note 1) (Note 2) (Note 1) (Note 2)
NOTE 2 Film size programmed on sequence selector determines whether field size is 114 or longitudinal 112
Longitudinal blades are manually adjustable a t load positions
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8.3 Collimator Control on Types 9E and 12D and later Spot-Rlm Devices
The Types 9E and 12C, and later, have some added collimabon features not included on the 9D1 or 12Cl
As was the case with the 9D1 and 12C1, the myelographic mask and compression cone are electrically
interlocked (s39 for mask and S40 for cone) with the servocontrolled collimator With mask pulled
forward, the collimator automatically limits the exposure area to a half film lengthwise the table
With both cone and mask pulled forward the exposure area is limited t o a quarter film These lirnita -
tions apply to both radiographic and fluoroscopic position of the casette carriage Cone and mask must
be pushed back all the way when not in use S39 and S40 are shown on Illustration 5-33
Swttch S41 and field limtt potentiometers P10 and P11 have been added to the potentiometer bracket at
the rear of the spot-film as shown on Illustration 5-34 S41 which is not accessible to the customer, is
appropriately set a t installation depending on the image intensifier being used with the spot film device
If an optional field limit signal ISavailable from the intensifier the intensifier will confine the field within
the borders of the image receptor in the fluoroscopic mode For other intensifiers, S41 is set so the fluoro
pots P10 and P11 limit the field size to the size of the image receptor in the fluoroscopic mode If the
fluoroscopic screen is used exclusively, P10 and P11 are adjusted t o confine the field within the borders
of the screen However if both screen and intensifier are used interchangeably then P10 and P11 must be
On the 9E and 12D and later unrts, the winng of K13 contacts is changed from the 9D1 and 12C1 The AUTO-
MAN switch S34, when in the MAN position connects the manual controls into the circuit regardless of
the position of the cassette carriage This permits restricting the exposure area to less than the nominal
film area With the S34 switch on AUTO and cassette carriage parked, field size is limited by fluoro pots
P10 and P11 or optional limit signal When s34 is set to MAN and cassette carriage is either parked or
forward the operator has manual control of the collimator but again P10 and P11 or the optional field
limit signal will limit field size
Refer to Table 5-6 for maximum field size avadable depending on position of cone mask, cassette carnage S30 C &
D and the AUTO-MAN swttch S34 Also refer to schematics Chapter 7, for the 9E or 12D. and later
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TYPE 9E 12D AND LATER (REAR VIEW)
P6 P7 S41 FIELD LIMIT SWITCH
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ILLUSTRATION 5-34
TABLE 5.6 AVAILABLE FIELD SIZE FOR 9E and 12D, AND LATER, SPOT-FILM
AUTO (S34)
Mask & Cone Mask Forward Mask & Cone Mask & Cone Mask Forward Mask & Cone
Parked Cone Parked Forward Parked Cone Parked Forward
S39A S39B S39B
Cassette
Carriage 1
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Fixed Full
Field Limited
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Manual Control
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Manual Control
but long 112
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Manual Control
but 114 field
Parked by P10& P11 P10 & P11 or field Max Max
or Optional optional field
c Closed) field limit limit signal
signal See Note 2 See Note 2 See Note 3
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Cassette Film Size Selected Film Fixed a t 1/4 Manual Control Manual Control Manual Control
Carriage Selected Size but but limited by but long 1/2 but 114 max
Forward S30C&D Long 1/2 film size max film size film size
(R13 B & film max selected
D Closed) See Note 1 See Note 2 See Mote 3 See Note 1 See Note 2 See Note 3
NOTE 1 At LOAD positions 5 8 and 12 field size i s limited by P10 and P11 or Optional Field Limit Signal
NOTE 2 MASK forward limits field to longitudinal 112 Field may be further limited longitudinally by P10 or
optional field limit signal
NOTE 3 With CONE and MASK forward collimator automatically limits field to 114 film
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SEC 9 - SPOT-FILM AND FLUORO EXPOSURE

1 Introduction
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This circuit controls the initiation of X-ray exposure when the generator Technic Selector is set on FLUORO
Two conditionsmust be met beforeeither a spot-film or fluoro exposure can be made The spot-film device must be in
position over the X-ray tube and the image intensifier must be properly mounted on the spot-film device From this
point on the arcuit must tell the generator which type of exposure is to be made Spot-Film or Fluoro and when the
exposure is to be made
A circuit IS provided to move the cassette carnage to the rear park position after a spot-film exposure has been made
and the exposure switch released
9-2 X-Ray Generator
Refer to lllustratlon 5-35
When fluoro is selected relay 53K25 Fluoro Or..; is turned on The A and B contacts of the relay transfer the
generator from RAD to Fluoromode by opening the exposure pathto 53K10 RAD Expandclosing the pathto 56XC2
Fluoro X-Ray Contactor When a spot-film exposure IS required Spot-Film Transfer Relay 53K25 is activated which
opens the current path through the Fluoro Only Relay 53K17 and allowstheX-Ray generator to transfer from Fluoroto
RAD exposure
9-3 Fluoro Exposure
Refer to Illustrabon 5-35
To make a fluoro exposure, the cassette carnage must be in the rear park position Switch S i 2 will be achvated
opening its normally closed A contact and dosing its normally open B contacts Relay 3TB3-Kll Spot FilmTransfer
will be off because the cassette carriage IS in the rear park position With K11 off its D contacts will be open This
leaves the generator in fluoro since generator Spot-Film Transfer Relay 53K17 is off
If the cassette program indicated the cassette had been fully exposed switch S28 would be open This would not
prevent a fluoro exposure since the cassette carriage is in rear park and S22 is closed providing a path around the
cassette load interlock
When either the X ray foot switch or spot-film exposure button is pressed the circuit is completed through generator
Fluoro X-Ray Contactor 56XC2 This will produce a fluoro exposure
A second path from generator A2 through 2TB3-K6 is completed This arcuit is used only dunng spot-film exposures
and will be explained later
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When the Cassette Transfer Bar is pressed relay 3TB3-Kll will turn on closingtts 0contacts This turns on Generator
Spot-Film Transfer Relay 53K17 which transfers the generator from Fluor0 to RAD mode
Switch S22 opens when the cassette camage leaves rear park If a film program was selected before pressing the
transfer bar sMch S28 will be dosed allowng an exposure when ettherthefoot smch or spot-film exposure button IS
pressed
If a fluoro exposure is being made when the transfer bar is pressed and the exposure button IS held dunng cassette
carnage transfer an exposure will m r after the cassette carnage is in posttlon The generator requires 3/4 of a
second to warm up the filament before it can make a RAD exposure This delay gives me cassette carnage time to
move into the exposure postion
Relay 2TB3-K6 is turned on whenever an exposure is made transfernng rts contacts Becausea spot-film exposure IS
to be made contact 3TBK11D IS closed providing a current path through clamping arcuit CRS R10 and C17
Capacttor C17 will charge to A2 peak voltage When the exposureswrtch IS released 2TB3-K6will turn off opening its
6 contact and closing rts A contact Capacttor C17 will discharge through CassetteTransfer relay 2TB3-Kll causing it
to tum on and off This on off acbonof the CassetteTransfer Relay momentarilycloses its 6 contactwhich IS in parallel
wth the Cassette Transfer Bar swrtch As a result the cassette carnage will return to park allowng fluoro to resume
when the exposure swttch is pressed
Dunng cassette carnage transfer to park Spot film Interlock Relay 2TB3-K4 is on and its contact IS open Thw
prevents a fluoro exposure until the cassette camage is parked

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CHAPTER 6
SERVICE ADJUSTMENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION TmE PAGE
1 CASSElTE CARRIAGE OPERATING SYSTEM 6-1

1-1 Forward Spnng and k r Check 6-1
1-2 Motor Dnve flat Spnng Clutch 6-2
1-3 Load Latch - Front Load Und Only 6-3
1 4 Cassette Carnage Interlock 6-4
1-5 Swrtch Actuator Plate and Swrtch Bracket
for S21 S22 S26 and s38 6-4
2 CASSETTE HOLDER OPERATING SYSTEM 6-6

2-1 Cable and Counterweight Adjustment 6-6
2-2 Counterweight k r Check Adjustments 6-6
2-3 Counterweight Stop Lever 6-7
3 SEQUENCER 6-8
3-1 Sol 1430 Assembly 6-8
3-2 Camshaft 6-8
3-3 Cam A Cam F and Air Check Alignment 6-9
4 CONE AND MASK INTERLOCK SWITCH ADJUSTMENT 6-12
5 REFERENCED SN/FMI
SN/FMI No Referenced on
SN1326 Chapter 6 Page 1 6-13
SN2959 6-19
FMI1035 Chapter 5 Page 25 6-20
FM11281 Chapter 7 Page 11 and 15 6-22
6 SPOT-FILM TROUBLESHOOTING AND REPAIR 6-29

6-1 General Troubleshooting Procedures 6-29
6-2 Troubleshoobng the Spot-Film Dewce 6-30
6-3 Troubleshootmg Charts 6-31
NOTE For adjustment of spot-him servo-collimator control see INSTALLATIONADJUSTMENTS

and FUNCTIONAL CHECK DIRECTION for MONITROL TABLES
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SEC 1 CASSETTE CARRIAGE OPERATING SYSTEM

1 1 Forward Spring and Air Check
The forward spring is factory set to the 1 1/4 dimension shown on Illustration 6 1 Attempt to adjust
for smooth forward stopping of the cassette carriage by adjusting the air check a t the air check adlustmg
screw
Adjust air check to obtain these results Carriage with no cassette inserted must come forward to the
load postion just fast enough to latch reliably in the load position Note that position of latch assembly
can be adjusted to optimize a smooth stopping action This is in addition to load latch adjustment
covered in Section 1 3 Make a t least 12 trials Since rear load units have no load latch adjust air check
for smooth stopping a t Stop D (sequence positions 3 4 and 7)with cassette in cassette holder If the
customer complains of banging when the cassette carriage comes into the load position on front load
units, t e l l him you can reduce it if he will at all times have a cassette inserted when he parks the carriage
The test for reliable load latch operation can then be made with a cassette in the carriage
If the air check is worn to a degree where the carriage bangs excessively when the adjusting screw is
turned to full clockwise adjustment, some relief can be had by increasing the 1 1/4" forward spring setting
This will slow carriage forward travel somewhat and should be used only until the air check can be replaced
Carriage with cassette should make a smooth stop at Stop D and make a minimum of noise,when coming
to load position on front load units On older models, the radiation baffle (see note) IS going to cause some
noise Reference Service Notes 1326 and 1380
- NOTE The radiationbafflefound on front load unrts through 11FS9C1 has been replaced by a flexible lead
curtain This lead curtain IS now standard on Models 9D1 and 12C1, and Types 9E and 12D, and
later models
As mentioned in Service Note 1380, some of the early model " 9's may have been shipped with a 1 1/4
long forward spring adjustment screw which could result in excess forward speed Replace the short screw
with a 2 1/4" long 1032 screw if not already done
NOTE Cassette carriage
travel ttrne between
the parked position
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A I R CHECK SCREW not exceed 0 7 SIX
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ILLUSTRATION 6-1
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12 Motor Drive Flat Spring Slip Clutch C
The f l a t spring slip clutch on shaft K of t h e motor drwe prevents motor overloading and prevents bounce
on return of the cassette carriage to park Poor adjustment of this slip clutch can lead t o machine gunning,
damage to the motor drive and carriage, noise, and faulty sequencing See Illustration 6 2 for location of
motor drive
To adjust the slip clutch, proceed as follows With carriage in parked position and wth cassette in place,
back off the clutch nut (held by two set screws) until forward spring starts t o pull carriage forward
Tighten nut just enough to hold carriage in rear position Check by marking sprocket with a pencil and
bending carriage forward and back Sprocket should slip between 5' and 25O Also, briefly stop carriage
by hand dunng retum travel The motor should continue to run 1 second wrthout blowing fuse F1 (F2 on Models 9D1
- 12C1 and Types 9E and 12D and later models) Rebghten set screws on clutch nut
bheck straightness of motor drive shaft K It may be bent i f the flat spring slip clutch has been too tight
If shaft K is bent replace the motor drive A bent shaft may break shortly or cause machine gunning
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REAR VIEW OF 9D1 1 x 1 AND LATER SPOT FILM DEVICES

ILLUSTRATION 6-2
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Load Latch Front Load Unit Only
Adjust load latch as follows (see Illustration 6-3)
1 With cassette carriage in load position and POWER OFF,adjust base plate of load latch to obtain
1/32' clearance between load latch and pin on carriage
2 With POWER OFF pull latch back until it just clears pin on carriage Switch S27 should click'
There should be about 1/64" overtravel to insure reliability Adjust the Bakelite block to obtain
this switch action
NOTE There has been some difficulty in setting and maintaining the setting of the Bakelite block If a
1 / 8 radius has been ground on the block, you may not be able to obtain reliable switch action
Replace the block if this is the case or if threads in the block have been stripped If the mounting
screws do not enter the full thickness of the block the setting will not hold The original
440 x 3/16' screws found on 9A1 9B1 and 12A1 models are too short Use instead two 3/8 ' long
screws and secure with Locktite
3 With POWER OFF and with S27 actuated (plus overtravel) make certain that armature of SOL 3
is bottomed To do this, loosen the solenoid assembly mounting screws and push it toward the
front In doing so, do not create any binds in the linkage Remount SOL 3 With POWER ON,
check operation a t least 12 times (6 with table horizontal and 6 vertical)
LOAD
LATCH
s27
7424
LOAD LATCH
ILLUSTRATION 6-3
6-3
GENERAL ELECTRIC MEDICAL SYSTEMS NO 63 SPOT-FIN DEWCE
14 Cassette Carriage Interlock
This adjustment applies to front load units only The cassette carriage interlock is located inside the S F
housing in the l e f t front corner Adjust as follows
1 The fully closed cassette latch on the cassette carriage must clear the interlock lever by 1/16‘
Make this adjustment a t the eccentric stop See Illustration 6-4
2 With the cassette partially inserted, the cassette latch must push the interlock lever up and actuate
Switch S31 If spring does not actuate Switch S31 add shtrns ( 1 / 8 I D x 5/16” 0 D x 1/32”
thick washer) as required Check load baffle clearance Adjust mounting brackets separately
3 The interlock lever must also clear the front o f t h e S F housing by 1/16”
INTERLOCK,
LEVER
s31
6R 1417
INTERLOCK LEVER ECC5NTRIC /SHIM
CASSETTE LATCH
ON CASSETTE W A I A G E CASSETTE CARRIAGE INTERLOCK
ILLUSTRATION 6-4
15 Swtch Actuator Plate and Switch Bracket For S21, S22, S26 and S38
-- Use this adjustment procedure for Models 9D1 and 12C1 and Type 9E and 12D and later models Wfih cassette
carnage forward and POWER OFF adjust as follows
I
CAUTION DO NOT BEND BRACKET ON ACTUATOR PLATE TO ADJUST

1 Move carriage toward the rear manually until edge of carriage frame is 1 29/32 ( 1 9U’) from the
rear stop (mark off 1 29/32” inside on S F housing)
2 Slide actuator plate on carriage so plate firmly actuates S26 and S38 switches S26 is motor shut
off switch See Illustration 6-5

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4-1673 SM B8409188412
3 Adjust switch height to 21/32" ( 68") Measure from centerline of switch mounting screws t o top
of switch actuator plate To do this loosen nut under switch bracket and adjust to 21/32" dimen
sion with the switch height adjustment screw After the adjustment clearance between the body
of the switch and the switch actuator should be approximately 1/32" Retighten nut under switch
bracket
4 Verify that S21 and S22 will also be actuated by the switch actuator plate on the carriage
Manually move carriage toward the rear Edge of carriage should be approxlmately 13/32" ( 40")
from the rear stop
SW ITCH
NOTE
MOUNT I N 6
ADJUST SW HEIGHT TO 11/16"
SCREWS
WITH S l l T C H HEIGHT
AOJ SCREW
I 19078-01 0
SWI TCH SWITCH S26 S22

ACTUATOR BRACKET I I
18934410
SWITCH ACTUATOR PLATE AND SWITCH BRACKET FOR S21, S22, S26 & S38
ILLUSTRATION 6-5
65
4-1 673 SM B8409lB8412
SEC 2 CASSETTE HOLDER OPERATING SYSTEM
2-1 Cable and Countemeight Adjustment
Adjust the position of the counterweight as follows
1 With cassette carriage forward remove the shield a t the inside rear of the spot film to remove the
counterweight area See Illustration 6 6
2 Turn POWER ON momentarily and return cassette carriage to park
3 With POWER OFF, adjust cables 1 and 2 (See Illustration 6-71 for no clearance a t 'B" on lllustra
tion 6-6 'B" represents the point where the counterwetght rod butts against the brass block Also
adjust distance between counterweight latch bracket and the stop on counterweight rod to 1 3/6
Move Counterweight latch bracket to adjust
4 Adjust screw at ' A" to give 1/32" clearance a t B"
5 Make several trial runs to test operation of casette holder operating system Replace shield pro-
tecting counterweight area
22 Counterweight Air Check Adjustment
I f the counterweight and/or cassette holder bangs or creeps into place a t the end of carriage forward
travel adjustment of one or both of the air check screws is required The counterweight and casette
holder should stop smoothly a t the end of both short and long travel Front screw on counterweight
adjusts for short travel Rear screw adjusts for long travel See Illustration 6-6
- I _
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REAR A I R CHECK AOJ -SCREW
HERE FOR SMOOTH
LON6 -TRAVEL STOPPING
18647-PlO
COUNTERWEIGHT
STOP
CAN F
STOP (ON ROO) COUNTERWEIGHT ROD COUNTERWEIGHT ASSEMBLY

-SHORT
---FOR - TRAVEL LATCH BRACKET - - 19075-0 10
VIEW OF C O U N F E m G % y d ? ? A (Shield Removed) -
ILLUSTRATION 6-6
66
4-1673 SM 88409188412
COUNTERWEIGHT
19608-040
CASSETTE HOLDER OPERATING SYSTEM (Simpllfred)

ILLUSTRATION 6-7
23 Counterweight Stop Lever
Adjust counterweight stop lever for short long or no travel of t h e countemeight as shown on lllustratton
6 8 Note that Cam F adjustment is given in Section 3-3 Loosen screws (SeeIllustration 69)on counter
weight stop lever to adjust (Also see Illustration 6-6, point "C" )
~ ~ E R I E l 6 H T ADJUST HERE FOR NO TRAVEL
SHORT TRAVEL AN0 LON6
PARKED POSl T ION
(NO TRAVEL STOP LEVER TRAVEL OF COUNTERUEIGHT
OF COUNTERWEIGHT) AFTER VERIFYING CAM F
COUNTERWEIGHT
LATCH BRACKET CWT STOP LEVER
(SHORT TRAVEL
-
OF CTWT 1
$
CTWT ROO
(LON6 TRAVEL
OF CTWT )
CTWT STOP/
LEVER
/
j
+ 020"
(1/32" MAX)
STOP ON' M I N CLEARANCE 'C

CTWT ROG ON LON6 TRAVEL I ,
L
COUNTERWEIGHT STOP LEVER

ILLUSTRATION 6-8 ILLUSTRATION 6 9
6-7
GENERAL ELECTRIC - MEDICAL SYSTEMS NO 63 SPOT-FILM DEVICE
8-2082 SM B&109/88412
SEC 3 SEQUENCER
31 SOL 1- S30 Assembly
No adjustments are advisable on t h i s assembly See Illustration 6-10 Should Solenoid (SOL 1) or 4
position wafer switch (S30)become faulty, replacement of the entire assembly is required Check conti
nuity through switch if sequencing is faulty
To remove the SOL 1 530 assembly, detach i t s lead wires from TBZ and remove the two bracket mount
ing screws entering from the side of the spot film device When reassembling, be sure coupling is aligned
carefully as explained in Section 3 2
SO.
\ /
W L Y DEFORMED BY
BUMPING OR TUGGING
ON HARNESS EXERCISE
CARE W H E N WORKING
IN THIS AREA
3524&P10
-
SOL 1 S30 ASSEMBLY
ILLUSTRATION 6-10
52 Camshaft
In the event that the air check must be replaced or if the cam shaft must be realigned, refer to Illustration
6-11 and note the following Shaft supports along the entire length of the cam shaft must be adjusted so a
minimum torque is required t o rotate the shaft through 360' Couplings must be aligned so they are
squarely but not tightly, engaged Sufficient clearance must be allowed at coupling to prevent binding
during solenoid actuation Rotation of solenoid by the nature of its design requires some axial travel
Too tight a setting can cause overloading of solenoid and faulty sequencing
Also there must be no thrust transmitted to S30 when the cassette carriage hits a forward stop Therefore,
adjust S30 and/or the shaft support bracket position so that impact is absorbed by the shoulder on the
shaft and bushing on bracket adjacent to S30 After alignment is complete apply Cindol No 2302 grease
to the square shaft and groove a t stop E (or stop D) end Apply a light oil to the round shaft a t the Stop
B end
6-8
4-1673 SM 88409lB8412
VIEW OF S F INTERIOR FROM RIGHT SIDE
MOUNTING SCREWS FOR

SOL 1-S30 ASSEMBLY
SHAFT SUPPiRT BRACKET-

6R 1 2 4 2
INPACT MUST BE ABSORBED BY
THIS BRACKET AN0 NOT
TRANSYITTEO TO SOL 1 4 3 0
ILLUSTRATION 6-11
33 Cam A, Cam F, And Air Check Alignment
Initial Conditions Sequencer on Position 1 (Initial 1/4 Film) POWER OFF

__ - -
Adjustment Loosen set screws Rotate cams or air check assembly to positions shown on
Illustration 6 12 Locator dot on Cam A must line up with Stop E for front load
units On rear load units reference Cam A to position of stop B shown on Illustration
6 12 Cam F must be located as shown locator dot vertical and stop lever follower
at position shown Retighten set screws
Adjustment Check 1 Cam A Part I must operate S32 a t sequence position 11 only
2 Cam A, Part 2 must operate S28 and S29 at load posittons 5 8 and 12 only
3 Correct Cam F countemeight stop lever operation can be verified by checking
cassette holder travel for each sequence position At least 3 complete runs should
be made See Table 6 1
4 Check alignment of air check stops by observing cassette carriage travel for all
12 sequences positions See Table 6-1
69
GENERAL ELECTRIC MEDICAL SYSTEMS DIVISION
4-1673
SM B8409/B8412 e
TABLE 6-1 CASSETTE MOTIONS
Cassette Carriage Cassette Holder
Selector Travel Travel Indicator Lights
Position Film Area (S3OA and Cam Shaft) (S3OA and Cam F) SOB
1 114 Film 1 Short Stop B None Right Park D (DS C)

Position
2 1/4 Film 2 Short Stop B Long Left Position A (DS A)
3 1/4 Film 3 Long Stop D None Right Park C (DS C)

Position
4 V4 Film 4 Long Stop D Long Left Position B (DSB)
5 OFF Load Stop E or Parked None Right (Park) LOAD

See Note (Front Load) (Rear Load) Position
6 1/2 Film 1 Short Stop B Short Center Position D&A
7 1/2 Film 2 Long Stop D Short Center Position C&B

See Note (Front Load) (Rear Load) Position
9 1/2 Film 1 Medium Stop C None Right (Park) C&D

Position
10 1/2 Film 2 Medium Stop C Long Left Position A&B
11 Futl Film Medium Stop C Short Center Position D A C&B

See Note (Front Load) ( Rear Load) Position
NOTE With sequencer a t load positions 5,8 and 12 depressing the cassette transfer bar would cause
the cassette carriage to travel
- between park and load positions on front load units

- between park (load) and a dead forward position on rear load units
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SEC 4 CONE AND MASK INTERLOCK SWITCH ADJUSTMENT
After installation of cone and mask, adjust S39 S40 cone and mask interlock switches as follows
t
1 With cone and mask forward move rear stop bracket forward as far as posslble and tighten screws
See Illustration 6-13
2 With switch mounting bracket mounted loosely move cone and mask to the rear position Cone
should latch in rear position
3 Adjust switch bracket so S39 and S40 are actuated with cone and mask parked Approximately
1/8" clearance should be allowed between actuator and body of switch when actuated
18938-Pl O
JLLUSTRATION 6 13
GENERAL ELEC751C MEDICAL SYSTEMS NO 63 SPOT-FILM DEVICE
REV 8 SM 88409/68412-S
ISSUE CAT NO
No 5 -54336 I
service Notes I
FILE TITLE Spot- Film Device, No. 63
FAILURE TO LATCH I N LOAD POSITION
On a few u n i t s the c a s s e t t e c a r r i a g e h a s f a i l e d t o l a t c h
when a r r i v i n g a t t h e l o a d p o s i t i o n . T h i s i s an
i n t e r r m t t e n t problem and o n l y o c c u r s o c c a s i o n a l l y when
there i s no c a s s e t t e i n the c a r r i a g e . It may be t h a t
w e caught a l l t h e bad a c t o r s h e r e , b u t i n c a s e some w e r e
shipped by u s , you can correct t h e m a l f u n c t i o n a s
e x p l a i n e d below.
1. Reduce a i r - checking j u s t u p t o t h e p o i n t w h e r e
t h e j a r a t t h e end of carriage forward t r a v e l
becomes e x c e s s i v e . Do t h i s with a cassette i n the
carriage.
2. B e s u r e t h e two l e a f s p r i n g bumpers on t h e h i n g e d ,
r a d i a t i o n b a f f l e a r e n o t impeding t h e c a r r i a g e
3. Replace t h e 46-133787P1 R e t u r n S p r i n g on t h e b a f f l e
pivot. S p e c i f y on your o r d e r t h a t t h e s p r i n g must
be made per Revision N o . 1.
The new s p r i n g i s weaker t h a n the o r i g i n a l so the

b a f f l e w i l l o f f e r less r e s i s t a n c e t o the c a r r i a g e , I n
f a c t , w i t h t h i s s p r i n g t h e b a f f l e may bounce a few t i m e s
a s t h e c a r r i a g e comes i n t o t h e N o . 3 or No. 4 long
travel positions This i s n o t c o n s i d e r e d a malfunction
PRODUCT SERVICE - Medical

J V S.
32
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY X-RAY DEPARTMENT
6-13 Copynght @ 1985 by General Electnc Co
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REV 8 SM B8409B8412-S
ISSUE CAT NO
No 1380
1-11-67
FORWARD SPRING ADJUSTMENT SCREW
The p r o p e r l e n g t h f o r the 10-32 forward

s p r i n g a d j u s t m e n t s c r e w i s 2-3/4"
Q u i t e a few u n i t s have been shipped
w i t h a 1-1/4" long s c r e w "his may
r e s u l t i n e x c e s s i v e forward speed.
Sl-oLld t h i s be the c a s e on any u n i t s
h a v i n g t h i s problem, replace t h e s h o r t
s c r e w w i t h one 2-3/4 ' long
PRODUCT SERVICE - Medlcal

J. v s
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY X-RAY DEPARTMENT
Copynght @ 1985 by General E i m c Co 6-14

ISSUE C A T NO
N o . 1462
11-9- 67 I
FILE T I T L E Spot- Film Device, N o 63, Models 11FS9A1 & B1
PULSE C I R C U I T TIME CONSTANT
On t h e Model l l F S 9 Spot- Film Device ( 4 - b u t t o n ) , u s e was made

of o n l y 10 of t h e 1 2 p o s i t i o n s of t h e sequencer switch. However,
on t h e Models 11FS9A1 and B1 (5- button) , t h e r e i s a need f o r
13 positions To g e t around t h i s and s t i l l u s e t h e same b a s i c
s w i t c h , o f f (or l o a d ) p o s i t i o n 1 2 i s used t w i c e A t t h e con-
c l u s i o n o f t h e 2nd l a t e r a l h a l f - f i l m exposure on p o s i t i o n 10,
t h e s e q u e n c e r moves 2 s t e p s t o p o s i t i o n 1 2 when t h e c a r r i a g e
r e t u r n s t o the parked p o s i t i o n . A f t e r a f u l l - f i l m exposure on
p o s i t i o n 11, t h e sequencer moves one s t e p t o p o s i t i o n 12.
T o s t o r e s u f f i c i e n t energy f o r t h e 2 - s t e p o p e r a t i o n , t h e C302
p u l s e c i r c u i t c a p a c i t o r was i n c r e a s e d from 100-mf t o 250-mf
T h i s i n c r e a s e d t h e t i m e c o n s t a n t f o r t h e R3@1-C302 combination
2.5 t i m e s . Normal o p e r a t i o n i s n o t a f f e c t e d by t h i s change
However, w i t h a speed demon o p e r a t i n g t h e u n i t , C302 may n o t
have t i m e t o charge up s u f f i c i e n t l y t o p u l s e t h e sequencer
I f t h i s happens w i t h o u t t h e customer n o t i c i n g i t , a double
exposure w i l l r e s u l t
I f t h i s m a l f u n c t i o n occurs, r e p l a c e t h e R301, 3.3K r e s i s t o r

w i t h a 2.2K, 1-w r e s i s t o r . This change h a s b e e n made on most
of the 1 1 F S 9 B 1 Devices
SERVICE ENGINEERING - Medical
J. V. S.
le
GENERAL ELECTRI- COMPANY X-RAY DEPARTMENT

REV 8
ISSUE CAT NO
A 1975A
9/2/75
service NOI~S Page 1 of 1
(Replaces Service Note 1975, dated 6-22-72)

MODIFICATION REQUIRED FOR KODAK X-OMATIC CASSETTES
Since t h e Kodak X-Omatic Cassettes a r e s l i g h t l y smaller than standard, they do

n o t r e l i a b l y r e l e a s e t h e c a s s e t t e holder m t e r l o c k This can r e s u l t i n double
and nussed exposures on 4 on 1 series, and g r o s s cutoff on o t h e r areas To
operate t h e m t e r l o c k , the c a s s e t t e , when i n s e r t e d , must push t h e i n t e r l o c k l e v e r
back about 1/4" See i l l u s t r a b o n below The a c t u a t o r p i n p r o t r u d e s t h r u the
bottom rear of t h e c a s s e t t e holder frame When moved back, t h e l e v e r a s e n g a g e s
from t h e s t o p , p e r n u t t i n g l a t e r a l t r a v e l ( i n t h e d i r e c t i o n m & c a t e d by t h e
dashed arrow)
LTo s o l v e t h e problem, s m p l y assemble a s p r i n g to t h e a c t u a t o r p i n by t w i s t i n g i t

on The s p r i n g (No 59077) w i l l be furnished m a bag t i e d to the spot- film
device A l s o , i n t h e f u t u r e a 46-176339P1 Bushing w i l l be f u r n i s h e d t o use i n
p l a c e of t h e s p r i n g just i n case t h e s p r i n g does n o t do the t r i c k However,
adjustment of t h e s t o p p o s i b o n by loosening t h e 2 screws should be s u f f i c i e n t
The c o l l a r o r i g i n a l l y furnished w a s found t o be too wide, b u t i t can probably
be made t o work by grindmg it down ( t h e new bushing has a f l a t on it) Order
t h e s p r i n g from MSP/RS f o r o l d e r u n i t s
LWhen t h e s p r i n g 1s used, t h e Kodak X - O m a t i c and Halsey Wafer C a s s e t t e s can be

used interchangeably With the c o l l a r o r bushing, only t h e Kodak X - O m a t i c can
be used
Removal of the i n t e r l o c k l e v e r t o solve t h e problem is n o t recommended Without

it, t r a n s p o r t of t h e c a r r i a g e without a c a s s e t t e r e s u l t s i n such slam-banging of
the counterweight t h a t damage could occur
FRONT
- - -
-3
HOIDER FRAME
VIEW A-A
r n E R L O C K ACTUATOR P I N
BOTTOM VIEW OF CASSETTE CARRIAGE ASSEMBLY
A I n d i c a t e s change
J V S
Systems Engineering
Copynght @ 1985 by General Electnc Co 6-16

~~
REV 8 SM 68409/88412-S
I r 9
ISSUE CAT NO
2673
-3 3-79
FILETITLE 63 Spot Film Device
IMPORTANT QEFIIYDER CONCERYIdr SAFETY STOP
I f t h e s a f e t y stop ( r e a r bumper) i s not properly secured, t h e spot

f i l m device can be pulled past t h e safety s t o p and f a l l on a p a t i e n t
When t h e plunger lock engages, the s a f e t y s t o p should be j u s t ready

t o s t o p the spot f i l m device movement
This should be part of the functional check of t h e 63 S p o t Film Device

Place this S e r v i c e Not2 I? the functional check section of your 63SFD Manual
The s a f e t y s t o p i s located a t t h e r e a r of t h e head s i d e r a i l of t h e
63 Spot Film Device
CR7799
Dave Lieder
FIELD SERVICE DEVELOPMENT ENGINEERING
W-683 h 8 3 b
6-17 Copyright @ 1985 by General Electnc Co

GENERAL ELECTRIC MEDICAL SYSTEMS N O 63 SPOT-FlLM DEVICE
REV 8 SM 88409/88412-S
ISSUE CAT NO
2959
3/31/82
NEW SEQUENCER SOLENOID

Solenoid and switch assembly 46-14642161, 62 and 63 have been replaced
by 46-19757261, G2 and 63 New assemblies are e l e c t r i c a l l y the same
as o l d assemblies, although, the switch wiring looks different Wire
jumpers on t h e switch decks have been replaced w i t h switch contacts
T h i s i s p a r t i c u l a r l y noticeable on the t h i r d and fourth switches (Switches
C and D) Numberinq on the sequence indicator l i g h t s switch, Switch B,
changes a s shown below All o t h e r switches keep t h e i r previous connection
numbers
Sequence Indicator Lights Switch

ILLUSTRATION 1
D Lieder

EQulPMWT NUMBER
No 63 Spot Film
Model 11FSSDl
FIELD MODIFlCA TION 1035
IMSTRUCTION DATE
I
MOMENTARY SPOT FILM TRANSFER AFTER CASSETTE CARRIAGE
RETURNS TO PARKED POSITION
On front load Model 9D1 only a momentary spot film transfer will occur when the cassette carriage returns to
the parked position This must be correctedi
The problem occurs because of a delay between the opening of 3S26A by the cassette carriage returning t o park
and the opening of 3S27 after SOL3 is deenergized Opening 3S26A drops out the SPOT FILM TRANSFER
INTERLOCK RELAY (2K4 or 2K1) closing its N C contact in the Exposureand Spot Film Transfer Circuits
Since 3TB3 K11A is still closed the resutt is a momentary spot film transfer until3TB3 K11 de-energizes and
3TB3 K11A opens
SECTION OF l l F S 9 D l SCHEMATIC S W T FILM TRANSFER CIRCUIT

(Also Reference Microfiche Y19 7C1 Coord G5 G12)
1 T E l 11
3TE3 3
24VDC
RELEASE
1 TE3 K8E TB3 K8A RETURN
(FORWARD) (PARKED)
i 3TB3 K l l A ( N O I
SPOT FILM
TRANSFER
3TBZ 3
5 3TB3-20
3181 45
l T E l 15
f
8
(OPEN I N LOAD
POSITIONS)
+KZ3
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1 SOL3
(Mech 1
3527
7-(CLOSEDWHEN I
2K4 CONTACT OR
2K1 CONTACT ( N C I
(SPOT FILM
TRANSFER
INTFRLOCKI
Linked
to 3527
LEGEND
y 3 T 2 7 ---- Intervening circuiay not shown
---
I I Lead removed
SPOT FILM TRANS

FER INTERLOCK
ZK4-MONITROL 90
ZKl-MDNITROL 15
2RE1 OR GREl-MONARCH
0 VDC 18737 D l 0
GWERAL ELKTRlC COMPANY MB)ICAL SYSTEMS DIVISION

TV F101
Copyright 0 1985 by General Electnc Co 6-20
GENERAL ELECTRIC MEDICAL SYSTEMS j, -,At- *, , NO 63 SPOT-FILM DEVICE
REV 8 SM B8409/B8412-S
EQUIPMENT NUY9BL
No 63 Spot Film
FIELD MODIFICATION ,
1335
Paae2
DATE
Model 11FS9D1
I N S TRUCTJON 4/9/73
2 At 3TBl remove 2 BLUE leads on 3TB1 23 and solder them to 3TB1 22

3 At 3TBl locate the BLUE taped up lead Cut off the taped up end (insulator) and solder to
3TB1 23
This modification will allow the Spot Film Transfer Interlock Relay (2K4 or 2K11 and the Spot Film Transfer
Relay (3TB3 K11) to drop out simultaneously For Model 9D1 s not yet installed modify a t installation
D P Heimerman
Technical Publications
DPH/kam
CENWAL ELKTRlC COMPANY MB)ICAL SYsT&(S DIVISION

TP F103
6-21
Copynght @ 1985 by General Electnc Co
REV 8 SM B8409/B8412-S
EQUIPMENT NUMBER 1281

63 SPOT FILM PAGEL
OF 7
FIELD MODIFICA TION
MODEL NO INSTRUCTION DATE
SEE TABLE 1
a MANDATORY a ROUTINE 0 OPTIONAL CHARGE
MOUlhCdtlOn required YOU Perform this modificarion Perform chis modificarion CODE
w l l be advised by your a: the same time you are if requesred to do SO
supervisor where & when
o perform modification
servicmg this equipmcnr UNTIL
L a CERTIFICATION REQUIRED
63 SFD SOLENOID SEQUENCER
EFFECT1V ITY Table 1 i d e n t i f i e s the u n i t s covered by this

Drocedure Modify a l l units as follows
UP TO
-
TYPE MODEL NO CAT NO SERIAL NO
11FS9D1 46-1 5693461 B8409BD
11FS9E1 46-1 5693462 B8409BE
11FS9F1 46-1 5693463 B8409BF 3501 7WK9
1 1 FS12C1 46-1 5693361 B84l2C
1 1FS12D1 46-1 5693362 B8412D
11FS12E1 46-1 5693363 B8412E - - -- 3500961KO
TABLE 1
T h i s FMI does not apply t o the 63 Spot-Film

Devices i n Table 2
TYPE MODEL NO CAT NO

11FS8A 46-12459961 B8408
11FS8A1 46-1 3960061 B8408BA
llFS9 46-1 2970061 B8409
11FS9A1 46-1 3850067 B8409BA
11FS9B1 46-1 4692061 B8409BB
11FS9C1 46-1 5699561 B8409BC
11FS12A1 46-1 4400061 8841 2A
11FS12B1 46-15695461 B8412B
11FS13A1 46-1 461 OOGl B8413A
11FS14A1 46-1 4697561 6841 4A
11FS14B1 46-14697562 88414B
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GENERAL ELECTRIC MEDICAL SYSTEMS *A NO 63 SPOT-FILM DEVICE
REV a SM B8409/B8412-S
EQUIPMENT
63 SPOT FILM
MODEL NO
SEE TABLE 1
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FIELD MODIFICATION
INSTRUCTION
INUMBER
PAGEL
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1281 1
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0 MANDATORY a ROUTINE 0 OPTIONAL CHARGE
Mod Ifcation required You Perform this modification Perform this modification CODE
will be advised by your at rhe same time you are i f requested to do so
supervisor where & when servicing this equipment UNTIL
to perform modification
a CERTIFICATION REQUIRED -
PROBLEM Solenoid w i l l not advance when the sequence buttons

are pushed, b u t will advance when the single step
button i s pushed
REQUIREMENTS One service person one ( 1 ) hour plus travel
(1 ) Parts K i t 46-1 9363461 contai n i nq

( 1 ) 46-19363261 PC Board
( 2 ) 46-20856OP27 6-32x1/2 Machine Screws
( 2 ) 46-170012P36 6-32 Hex Nut
( 2 ) 46-1 701 50P3 Spacers
(1) 46-193782P1 Fishpaper
C E N R A L ELKTRIC COMPANY M-1 SY-S OIMSON

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EQUIPMENT NUMBER 1281
63 SPOT FILM FIELD MODIFICA TION PAGELOFL
MODEL NO
INS r R u c r i o N DATE
SEE TABLE 1
SOLUTION Remove the front cover by removing screws located i n

the handle supports and on the rear of the front cover
Remove the internal plate to g a i n access t o the s o l e n o l d
sequencer
ILLUSTRATION 1
Carefully c l i p both leads and remove the 047 MFD

Capacitor TS2-C1 from terminal s t r l p TS2 located
under the solenoid assembly
Replace the plate and m o u n t i n g screws

NOTE The capacitor can also be removed from the c i r c u i t
by clipping the black lead on the interrupter contact
CMRAL ELEClRIC COMPANY M-1 SYSTWS MVlSON

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Copyright @ 1985 by General Electrlc Co 6-24

1 MODEL
63 SPOT FILM
NO
SEE TABLE 1
1 FIELD MODIFICA TION
INS JRUCTION
PAGE> OF^
I 1
0 MANDATORY a ROUTINE 0 OPTIONAL CHARGE
Vod lrcdlron required You Pertorm this modificarion perform fhis modification CODE
w // hc advised by your at the Same Iime you are i f requested to do so
supervisor where & when servicing this equipmenr
o perlorm modification UNTIL
CERTIFICATION REQUIRED
31096-PlO
. .
ILLUSTRATION 2
Place the fishpaper on the corner of the plate above

the diode board and s c r i b e the position of the holes
Drill two holes f o r number 6 screw using a no 16
d r i l l ( 177 inch) Clean u p a l l chips
Mount the c i r c u i t board on the under side of the
plate using the hardware supplied
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REV 8 SM 88409/88412-S
EQUIPMENT
I INUMBER 1281
FIELD M 0DIFICA TION PAGEL
OF?,
MODEL NO
INSTRUCTION
SEE TABLE 1
MANDATORY
I
Ix] ROUTINE 0 OPTIONAL CHARGE
Mod flcdfion required You Perform this modification Perform this modification CODE
will be advised by your at fhe same time you are i f requested to do so
supdrvisor where & when servicing this equipmenr UNTIL
t o perform modification
a CERTIFICATION REQUIRED
Connect the c i r c u i t board leads as follows, taking care t h a t no wires

touch the r e s i s t o r on the c i r c u i t board
a) Disconnect the ORANGE solenoid lead from TB2-1 and
connect i t to the terminal labeled OSN on the c i r c u i t
board
b) Disconnect the YELLOW solenoid lead from TB2-13 and
connect i t t o the terminal labeled YEL on the circuit
board
c) Disconnect the PURPLE wire from TB2-6 and connect i t t o

the terminal labeled PLlR on the c i r c u i t board
d) Connect the ORANGE c i r c u i t board lead t o TB2-1
e) Connect the YELLOW c i r c u i t board lead t o TB2-13

f) Connect the PURPLE c i r c u i t board lead t o TB2-6
Check f o r proper operation of the spotfi l m device sequence selector
push buttons, and replace the Front Cover and mounting hardware
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GENERAL ELECTRIC MEDICAL SYSTEMS NO 63 SPOT FILM DEVICE
a SECTION 6 - SPOT-FILM DEVICE TROUBLESHOOTING AND REPAIR
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6-1 General Troubleshooting Procedures E
As electronic equipment increases in sophistication, the role of the electronic technician becomes more
challenging Still, the technician gains his greatest satisfaction when he successfully repairs the equipment,
and is confident that the equipment delivers i t s best possible performance Here are seven steps t o
troubleshooting which will help you repair any electronic device
1 Know the equipment What is i t s function’ What are the operator controls’ Where are components
located’ If you don t know find out1 Read the manual Ask questions When in doubt scream for help
2 Verify the fault Should the equipment do that’ Does the fault appear in all modes of operation’ Is it
repeatable, or intermittent’
3 If a fault exists somethrng is wrong This simple rule is easy t o lose sight of after a prolonged search for
an elusive fault
4 Check the operator controls Which controls are working’ Has something been missed’ Get a feel” for
device operation
5 Check the power supplies Verify all DC supplies are present and normal
6 Divide and conquer Check major signal paths a t a convenient half-way point Is the signal present or
absent a t that point’ Repeated half divisions of signal paths leads t o the quickest repair
7 Confidence How much confidence do you have in yourself’ In your test equipment’ In your test leads7
Confidence makes the previous six steps work for you
6-29 Cooyr g h 6 ‘ 1985 by General Electric Co

REV 8
6-2 Troubleshooting the Spot-Film Device
Twelve troubleshooting charts are provided t o assist in the identification of a defective component or
assembly Each chart provides a l i s t of electrical and mechanica components lse them t o check for a specific
problem or symptom
After placing a component as directed by the troubleshooting charts, stop and retest the system
CAUTION All test connections should be made with the POWER OFF
CAUTION Some ofthe troubleshooting checks will cause x-ray radiation Proper precautions must be used
t o avoid exposure t o x-ray radiation when performing these checks
The following tools are required t o perform the spot-film device troubleshooting and repair checks
Multimeter-20,000 ohms per volt minimum
Soldering iron and assorted soldering hand tools
Screwdriver
0 Set of allen wrenches
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GENERAL ELECTRIC MEDICALSYSTEMS NO 63 SPOT-FILM DEVICE
~ ~ ~~
0 6-3 Troubleshooting Charts
LIST OF CHARTS
CHART TITLE PAGE
6-3-1 NO POWER 6-32
6-3-2 NO FLUOR0 EXPOSURE 6-33

6-3-3 NO SPOT-FILM EXPOSURE 6-34
6-3-4 DOUBLE OR MISSED EXPOSURES 6-36
6-3-5 SPOT-FILM DEVICE IS NOT SEQUENCING PROPERLY 6-37
6-3-6 CASSETTE CARRIAGE WILL NOT MOVE TO THE REAR PARK

POSITIONAT POWER UP 6-38
6-3-7 CASSETTE CARRIAGE WILL NOT TRANSFER FORWARD

FROM THE REAR PARK POSITION 6-39
6-3-8 CASSETTE CARRIAGE WILL NOT RETURN TO THE REAR PARK

POSITION FROM THE FORWARD EXPOSURE POSITION 6-40
6-3-9 CASSETTE CARRIAGE WILL NOT AUTOMATICALLY RETURN

TO THE REAR PARK POSITION AFTER A SPOT-FILM
EXPOSURE 6-42
6-3-1 0 CASSETTE CARRIAGE BOUNCES OR OSCILLATES ON RETURN

TO THE REAR PARK POSITION 6-43
6-3- 1 CASSETTE HOLDER WILL NOT TRAVEL TO ANY POSITIONS

REQUIRING LATERAL CASSETTE HOLDER MOTION 6-44
6-3-2 BANGING SOUND IS HEARD DURING CASSETTE CARRIAGE
TRAVEL TO FORWARD EXPOSURE POSITION 6-45
6 31 Copvrlght" 1985 by G e n e r a l Electric Co

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REV 8 SM B8409lB8412-5
CHART 6-3-1 SYMPTOM NO POWER
.
STEP TEST RESULT REMEDY
1 Check input power Measure 115VAC between fuses Power should come from the
2F1 and 2F2 x-ray control unit
Troubleshoot the x-ray
control power circuitry
2 Check fuses 2F1 and 2F2 Blown fuse Replace fuse
3 Check fuse TB3-F2 Blown fuse Replace fuse
4 Check diode bridge voltage Measure + 24VDC from TB 1-50 Troubleshoot diode bridge
output t o TB 1-16
5 Check diode bridge for Diodes 2TB3-CR12 CR13 CR14, Replace faulty diode
shorts or opens or C R l 5 blown
6 Check the input power Measure approximately 27VAC Replace input power
transformer secondary between the red transformer transformer
output lead and the lead connected t o
the cathodes of diodes 2TB3-
CR14and CR15
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GENERAL ELECTRIC MEDICAL SYSTEMS N O 63 SPOT FILM DEVICE
REV 8 SM B8409B8412-S
CHART 6-3-2 SYMPTOM NO FLUOR0 EXPOSURE

~- ~
1 Check the position of the The cassette carriage must be in Troubleshoot cassette
spot-film device cassette the rear park position carriage travel using
carriage Troubleshooting and Repair
Charts 6-3-6and 6-3-8
2 Check that fluoro is selected Mode select switch is in the Select the fluoro mode or
at the x-ray control fluoro position and fluoro timer reset the fluoro timer
is not timed out
3 Check that switch S22, Contacts S22A should be open, Readjust switch S22 actuator
cassette in rear park and contacts 5228 should be plate and mounting bracket
position, i s actuated closed per Chapter 6, Section 1-5
4 Check that relay 3TB3-K 1 1 Contacts 3TB3-KllA should be Troubleshoot the spot-film
spot-film transfer i s not closed transfer circuitry in the spot-
energized film device using Trouble-
shooting and Repair Chart
6-3-7
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Check mounting of image Switch 537, image intensifier in Remount intensifier t o close
intensifier position, should be closed switch 537 o r replace 537
indicating that the intensifier IS
properly mounted onto the
spot-film device
Check that the spot-film Check that switch 452 parking Reposition the spot-film
device IS fully extended into interlock, is closed, indicating device or replace switch 452
the forward exposure that the intensifier is in the fully
position forward expose position
7 Check that relay 2TB3-K4 Contacts 2TB3-K4 between Troubleshoot the spot-film
spot- film transfer interlock, 2TB3-7 and 2TB3-8 should be transfer circuitry in the spot-
is not energized when the closed indlcating that the film film device using Trouble-
cassette carriage is in the cassette is in the rear park shooting and Repair Chart
rear park position position 6-3-7
8 Check that relay 53K25 Troubleshoot the spot-film
fluoro only, located in the transfer and fluoro exposure
x-ray control is energized circuits in the x-ray control
unit
~
9 Pressing the fluoro Measure fluoro radiation and Troubleshoot the fluoro
footswitch or the spot-film view the fluoro image on the exposure circuits in the x-ray
device exposure button screen control if there i s no
should energize relay 56XC2 radiation If there is
fluoro x-ray contactor, in the radiation but no image,
x-ray control and produce a troubleshoot the image
fluoro exposure intensifier circuitry
6-33 Copyright0 1985 Dy General Electric Co

REV 8 S M B8409lB8412-5
CHART 6-3-3 SYMPTOM NO SPOT-FILM EXPOSURE
STEP TEST I RESULT I REMEDY

~~ ~-
1 Check operation of the Contact closure between 3TB3-2 Replace cassette transfer bar
cassette transfer bar on the and 3TB3-17 switch 58
spot-film device
Check that relay 3TB3-Kl1, Contacts 3TB3-KllD between Replace relay 3TB3-Kll
spot-fil m transfer energizes 3TB3-3 and 3TB3-20 will close
when the cassette transfer Contacts 3TB3-Kll B between
bar is pressed 3TB3-18 and 3TB3-19 will also
close
Check diodes 3TB3-CR14 and Open or shorted Replace diode
3TB3-CR 17
4 Check that the cassette No response Troubleshoot the spot-film
carriage moves t o the front transfer circuitry in the spot-
exposure position when film device using Trouble-
actuating the cassette shooting and Repair Chart
transfer bar 6-3-7
'
~ ~~
5 Check that switch 522 I Contacts S22A should be closed -Readlust switch 522 activator
cassette in rear park is not indicating that the cassette IS in plate and mounting bracket
acti vated 1 the forward expose position per Chapter 6, Section 1-5
6 Check that switch 528 x-ray Switch 528, x-ray interlock, Readjust Cam A" per
interlock is not activated should be closed indicating that Chapter 6, Section 3-3
the cassette is not in the load
position
7 Check mounting of image Switch 537, image intensifier in Remount intensifier t o close
intensifier position, should be closed switch 537 or replace 537
indicating that the intensifier is
properly mounted onto the
spot-film device
8 Check that the spot-film Check that switch 452, parking Reposition the spot-film
device is fully extended into interlock, is closed, indicating device or replace switch 452
the forward expose position that the intensifier is in the fully
forward expose position
9 Check that relay 2TB3-K4, Contacts 2TB3-K4 between Troubleshoot the spot-fiIm
spot-f IIm transfer interlock 2TB3-7 and 2TB3-8 should be transfer circuitry in the spot-
is not energized when the closed indicating that the film film device using Trouble-
cassette carriage is in the cassette is in the forward shooting and Repair Chart
forward expose position exposure position 6-3-7
(Continued)
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CHART 6-3-3 SYMPTOM NO SPOT-FILM EXPOSURE (CONTINUED)
10 Check that relay 53K17, spot- Check for 11SVACfrom 56TB1- Replace relay 53K17
film transfer, located in the A2 t o 56TB 1-RL in the x-ray
x-ray control is energized control
when the transfer bar is
pressed
11 Pressingthe spot-film Measure radiographic I eve1 Troubleshoot the spot-film
exposure foot switch or radiation exposure circuits In the x-ray
buttons on the spot-film control
device should energize relay
53K10, rad exposure, in the
x-ray control and produce a
spot-film exposure
6-35 Copyright" 1985 by General ElectrrcCo

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~~
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CHART 6-3-4 SYMPTOM DOUBLE OR MISSED EXPOSURES
1 Check for reliable latching of Counterweight stop lever Readjust counterweight

counterweight when the catches on the counterweight latch bracket per Chapter 6,
cassette carriage returns t o latch bracket Section 2-1 Readjust
the rear park position counterweight stop lever per
Chapter 6, Section 2-3
2 Check for proper release of Cam F releases the Readjust cam F per Chapter
counterweight stop lever by counterweight stop lever 6, Section 3-3
cam F whenever an exposure
requiring lateral shift of the
cassette is programmed
~
3 Check for cassette carriage Bouncing occurs Readjustthe motor drive

bounce on return to the rear 'flat spring slip clutch" per
park position Chapter 6, Section 1-2
Copyright0 1985 by General Electric Co 6-36

~~
REV 8 SM 88409lB8412-S
i
CHART 6-3-5 SYMPTOM SPOT-FILM DEVICE IS NOT SEQUENCING PROPERLY
1 Check for solenoid 1 (SOL-1) Check for + 24VDC across SOL-1 NOTE If 530 or SOL-1 is
movement and sequencer from 3TB2-2 t o 3TB2- 1 faulty, the entrre assembly
switch 530 rotation must be replaced per C h a p
ter 6. Sections 3-1 and 3-2
Replace SOL-1 and 530
2 Check operation of Replace interrupter 530A
interrupter contact S30A
every time that the
sequencer 530 rotates
~ ~~~
3 Check operation of Check for contact closures Replace maifunctionrng

sequencer selector push between the following switch
buttons From To Switch
3TB2 7 3TB2 6 S20 1/4filrn
3TB2 8 3TB2 6 S19 112 film long
3182-9 3T62-6 533 1 R f i l m lat
3TB2 10 3T62 6 $18 full film
3TB2 13 3TB2 6 S17 singlestep
~ ~ ~~~ ~
Check transistor 47 on circuit Measure a switched OVDC t o Replace transistor Q7

board 46- 1936326 1 + 24VDC across the emitter t o
collector every time that the
sequencer 530 rotates
5 Check for cassette carriage Bouncing occurs Readjust the motor drive
bounce on return t o the rear ' flat spring slip clutch" per
park position Chapter 6. Section 1-2
6 37 Copyrignto 1985 by General Electric Co

REV 8 SM 88409lB8412-5
CHART 6-3-6 SYMPTOM CASSElTE CARRIAGE WILL NOT MOVE

TO THE REAR PARK POSITION AT POWER UP
1 Check switch 527 It should be closed when the Readjust 527 per Chapter 6,
cassette is not in the rear park Section 1-3
position
2 Check for rear drive motor Drive motor should pull cassette
operation and for rotation carriage Into rear park position
of the motor drive shaft
~
3 Check the motor drive chain Worn drive mechanism Replace worn components
turnbuckles, and return
cable for proper connection
or kinks
4 Check the drive sprocket and Sprocket or pulley stuck Free or replace pulleys or
pulleys for sticking sprocket
II 6
5 Check power t o rear drive
motor
I Check diode 3TB3-CR22

Measure + 24VDC across the
rear drive motor B1 from 3TB3-
22 t o 3TB3- 11
IShorted or open
Troubleshoot power using
Troubleshooting and Repair
Chart 6-3-1
Replace diode
7 Check for burned out rear Motor burned out Replace motor and diode
drive motor and shorted 3TB3-CR23
diode 3TB3-CR23
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REV 8 SM B8409fB8412-S
4 1 t
CHART 6-3-7 SYMPTOM CASSElTE CARRIAGE WILL NOT TRANSFER

FORWARD FROM THE REAR PARK POSITION
1 Check for proper operation Contact closure between 3TB3- Replace cassette transfer bar
of the cassette transfer bar 17 t o 3TB3-11 switch 58
on the spot-film device
2 Check operation of cassette Measure + 24VDC from 3TB3-17 Replace relay 3TB3-K8
transfer relay 3TB3-K8 t o 3TB3-11 Check for contact
closure of 3TB3-K8D between
3TB3-41 and the cathode of
3TB3-CR30
3 Check diode 3TB3-CR9 Shorted or open Replace diode 3TB3-CR9
4 Check operation of solenoid Check for plunger movement Replace solenoid 2 (SOL-2)
2 (SOL-2) which releasest h e carriage
Measure + 24VDC across SOL-2
from 3TB3-25 to 3TB3-11
5 Check diode 3TB3-CR26 Shorted or open Replace diode 3TB3-CR26
6 Check for rotation of the No rotation Check for Replace drive shaft
motor drive shaft straightness of drive shaft
Check for binding of shaft in
support brackets
7 Check the forward spring for Reattach spring
proper connection
8 Check the forward spring for Cassette not completmg full Readjust the forward spring
pulling power forward travel or taking longer speed adjustment screw per
than 0 7 second Chapter 6 Section 1-1
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9 Check the foward cable Kinks or loose connection Reconnect or replace cable
6 39 Copyright@1985 by General Electric Co

REV 8 SM 68409lB8412-S
CHART 6-3-8 SYMPTOM CASSETTE CARRIAGE WILL NOT RETURN TO REAR PARK
a
POSITION FROM THE FORWARD EXPOSURE POSITION
STEP I TEST I RESULT I REMEDY

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1 Check operation of relay Relay should de-energize after Troubleshoot x-ray control
2TB3-Kll release of the x-ray exposure exposure logic
handswitch
2 Check diode 2TB3-CR16 Shorted or open Replace diode
3 Check operation of the Contact closure between 3TB3-2 Replace cassette transfer bar
cassettetransfer bar on the and 3TB3-17 switch 58
spot-fiIm device
4 Check that relay 3TB3-Kl6, Measure + 24VDC across 3TB3-
forward interlock and K16 coil
cassette return is energized
~~~ ~
6 Check that relay 3TB3-K8

Shorted or open
Measure OVDC across 3TB3-Kl6

I Replace diodes
Replace 3TB3-K8
cassette transfer de- COI I
energizes
~~~ - ~ - ~
7 Check for release of the Measure OVDC across SOL-2 coil Replace SOL-2
plunger on SOL-2 which from 3TB3-25 t o 3TB3-12
allows the rear drive motor
clutch t o engage
8 Check for broken actuator Pin broken Replace actuator pin 1
pin 1
9 Check for stuck release lever Lever stuck Free release lever N
N
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Copyright0 1985 by General Electric Co 6-40

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CHART 6-3-8 S Y M P T O M CASSETTE CARRIAGE WILL N O T RETURN TO REAR PARK

POSITION FROM THE FORWARD EXPOSURE POSITION (CONTINUED)
10 Check switch 527 527 should be closed Actuated Adjust the load latch lever
by the load latch lever per Chapter 6, Section 1-3
11 Check power t o rear drive Measure + 24VDC across rear Replace drive motor
motor B 1 drive motor B1 from 3TB3-22 to
3TB3-11
12 Check diode 3TB3-CR22 Short or open Replace diode
13 Check for rotation of the No rotation Check for Replace drive shaft
rear motor drive shaft straightness of drive shaft
Check for binding of shaft in
support brackets
14 Check the rear motor drive Worn drive mechanism Replace worn components
chain, turnbuckles and
return cable for proper
connector or kinks
15 Check the drive sprocket and Sprocket or pulley stuck Free or replace pulleys or
pulleysfor sticking sprocket
16 Check for burned out rear Motor burned out Replace motor and diode
drive motor and shorted 3TB3-CR23
diode 3TB3-CR23
~ ~~
17 Check switch 531, cassette Switch 531 is open Reseat cassette or add shims
carriage interlock which to the cassette interlock
prevents motor drive lever per Chapter 6, Section
operation if the cassette is 1-4
not inserted properly
6-4 1 Cooyrighf? 1985 by General Elect IC Co

REV 8 SM B8409/B8412-S
CHART 6-3-9 SYMPTOM CASSETTE CARRIAGE WILL NOT AUTOMATICALLY

RETURN TO THE PARK POSITION AFTER A SPOT-FILM EXPOSURE
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1 Check operation of relay 2TB3-K6 should energize during
2TB3-K6 a spot-film exposure and de-
energize when the exposure i s
released
2 Check power t o relay 2TB3- Measure 1 15VACacross 2TB3- Check fuse 2F2
K6 K6coil from 2TB1-10to2TBl- Troubleshoot x-ray control
25 spot-film exposure circuit
3 Check contacts 2TB3-K6B 2TB3-K6B contacts should close Replace 2TB3-K6 relay
during a spot-film exposure
Measure OVAC from 2TB3-2 t o
the cathode of diode 2TB3-
CR16
4 Check contacts 2TB3-K6A 2TB3-K6A contacts should close Replace 2TB3-K6 relay
after a spot-film expsoure is
completed
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6
Check operation of relay
2TB3-K11 cassette transfer
I Check diode 2TB3-CR9
2TB3-Kll should pulse on then
off after a spot-film exposure
Shorted or open
II Replace diode
7 Check diode 2TB3-CR16 Shorted or open
~ -~ -
I Replace diode
8 Check capacitor 2TB3-Cl7 Measure 1 15VDC across Replace capacitor
capacitor
9 I Check resistor 2TB3-RlO ~ -
Measure 100 ohms
~~ ~~~~
I Replace resistor ~
10 Check contacts 2TB3-Kll B 2TB3-KllB contacts should Replace relay 2TB3-Kll

pulse close then open after a
spot-film exposure This
performs the same function as
the cassette transfer bar,
causing the cassette t o return t o
the park position
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REV a SM B8409lB8412-S
I * ' i i T
CHART 6-3-10 SYMPTOM CASSETTE CARRlACE BOUNCES OR

OSCILLATES ON RETURN TO THE REAR PARK POSITION
I STEP TEST
~
RESULT REMEDY
1 Check the motor drive flat Slip clutch misadjusted Readjustthe flat spring slip
spring slip clutch" 5" t o 25" ~
clutch" per Chapter 6,
slip per Chapter 6, Section Section 1-2
1-2
2 Check straightness of the Motor drive shaft is bent Replace the motor drive
motor drive shaft (because the flat spring slip shaft
clutch was too tight)
c
6 43 CopyrlgvtQ 1985 by Gene a Elerr c CCI

REV 8 SM B8409188412-5
CHART 6-3-11 SYMPTOM CASSEITE HOLDER WILL NOT TRAVEL TO ANY POSITION
REQUIRING LATERAL CASSElTE HOLDER MOTION
I
STEP TEST RESULT I
I
REMEDY
~
1 Check the counterweight Stop lever should be released by ~ Readjustcam Fa per

stop lever cam F" when selecting film Chapter 6, section 3-3, or
area 2 of a 4 on 1 readjust the counterweight
stop lever per Chapter 6
Section 2-3
I 2
3
Check for rotation of the
sequencer cam shaft
Check for kinks, fraying, or

No rotation
Faulty cable
Readjust cam shaft supports
and couplings per Chapter 6,
Section 3-2
Replace cable
breaks int he cassette holder
movement cables
4 Check countewetght and Misadjusted Readjust per Chapter 6,
cable adjustment per Section 2-1
Chapter 6 Section 2-1
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5 Check counterweight cables Pulley stuck Loosen and lubricate pulley

(1'2, and 3) idler pulleys
6 Check operation of the Spring loose or broke Readjust per Chapter 6,
Counterweight actuating Illustration 6-7, or replace
spring spring
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GENERAL ELECTRIC MEDICAL SYSTEMS N O 63 SPOT FILM DEVICE
REV 8 I
SM B8409lB84 12-S
CHART 6-3-12 SYMPTOM "BANGING" SOUND IS HEARD DURING

CASSElTE CARRIAGE TRAVEL TO FORWARD POSITION
1 Check the counterweight Counterweight andlor cassette Adjust the short and long
holder bangs or creeps into travel counterweight air
place at the end of carriage check screws per Chapter 6,
t
forward travel Section 2-2
2 Check the cassette carriage Cassette carriage bangs or Adjust the cassette carriage
creeps into place at the end of air check screws per Chapter
carriage forward travel 6 Section 1-1
3 Check the forward spring Spring loose Adjust spring tension per
tension Chapter 6, Section 1-1
4 Check the counterweight air Counterweight still bangs into Replace counterweight air
check place at the end of carriage check assembly
forward travel
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5 Check the cassette carriage Cassette carriage stlll bangs into Replace cassette carriage air
countemeight air check place at the end of carriage check assembly
forward travel
6 Check the bumper pad on Pad missing Replace pad
the cassette carriage stop
bracket
7 Check the cassette carriage Cushion spring IS broken or Replace spring
cushion spring " jammed
6-45 CopyrigW 1985 by General Electric Co

a GE MEDICAL SYSTEMS
REV 11
SM B8409IB8412
CHAPTER 7
SCHEMATICS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION TITLE PAGE
1 MODEL 11FS9D1 SCHEMATICS 7- 1
2 MODEL 1lFSl2Cl SCHEMATICS 7-5
3 MODEL 46- 15693462/3/4 TYPE 9E, F & G SCHEMATICS 7-9
4 MODEL 46-156933G2/3/4 TYPE 12D E i3 F SCHEMATICS 7-13
5 NEW TB2 BOARD 46-225682-5 7 17
6 SPOT-FILM ION CHAMBER PREAMP (9G & 12F only) 7-18
7 SPOT-FILM ION CHAMBER CIRCUIT WIRING (9G & 12F only) 7 19
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2-1381 SM 88409/B8412
AUTOMATICALLY OPERATED SWITCHES AND RELAYS
ELECTRICAL COMPONENT NAME A N D FUNCTION OPERATED BY

DS 1 Load Light S30B
DS 2 Forward Light K8
DSA through DS D Sequence Selector Indicator Lights S305
61 Spot Film Motor K8 N C
82 Reciprocating Grid Motor S22A
Sol 1 Sequence Solenoid Sequence Selector or
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K8 Cassette Transfer Relay S8 or 2K3
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K12 Pulse Circuit Relay s21
K13 Automatic Collimation Relay K8
K16 Forward Interlock and Cassette S8 K8
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S26 A & B Motor Stop and Sequencer Interlock Cassette Carriage
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S28 X Ray Interlock Load Positions Sequencer Cam A
S29 Sequencer Interlock Load Positions Sequencer Cam A
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S31 Cassette Carriage Interlock 9% x 9% Cassette
S32 A & B Sequencer Position 1 1 Interlock Sequencer Cam A
s37 X Ray Interlock Fluoroscopic Screen
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S38 Voltage Reducer Switch Cassette Carriage
S39 A & B Mask Automatic Collimation Switch Mask
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CHAPTER 9
RENEWAL PARTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
t l Y P E S 9 D 1 9E 9 F A N D 9 G
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DESCRIPTION PAGE
EXTERNAL PARTS AND RELATED lTEMS 41

SWITCH PANEL ASSEMBLY (FRONT VIEW) 43
SWITCH PANEL ASSEMBLY (REAR VIEW) 44
FRONT SUBASSEMBLIES AND PARTS 46
REAR SUBASSEMBLIES AND PARTS 412
UNDERSIDE PARTS 416
REAR COMPONENTS 418
MOTOR DRIVE AND SOLENOID ASSEMBLY T3059S 420
CASSETTE CARRIAGE ASSEMBLY 46-12966761 424
AIR CHECK ASSEMBLY - 46-138487G1, EARLY STYLE 9-26
COUNTERWEIGHT ASSEMBLY 46-129686G1 427
COLLIMATOR CONTROL ASSEMBLY 46-13959OG3 428
3TB2 AND 3TB3 CIRCUIT BOARDS 429
BAFFLE ASSEMBLIES 430
CASSElTE RELEASE LEVER ASSEMBLY 430
ANGULATION SWITCH ASSEMBLY 46-16620561 470
DENSITY CONTROL ASSEMBLY 46-13347962 431
4 WAY TABLE TOP SWITCH ASSEMBLY 46-148328G2 432
2 WAY TABLE TOP SWlTCH ASSEMBLY 46-12494861 433
FLUORO-CAMERA S W C H ASSEMBLY 4G124948G2 434
ROTATIONAL FOOT REST SWITCH ASSEMBLY 46-124948G3 9-35
REV 13 DIRECTION 4 6 4 0 1 290 (SM B8409/B8412)
TABLE OF CONTENTS (Continued)
DESCRIPTION PAGE
GRID RECIPROCATOR ASSEMBLY (46-15496261) C2664CC 9-36

SPOT-FILM ADAPTERS FOR FLUORICON 300 (C7023AA) 46-15620063
FOR 9 AND (C7023GA) 46-15620064 FOR 6" 437
SPOT-FILM ADAPTER ASSEMBLY FOR FLUORICON COMPACT -(C7106DE) 9-38
SPOT-FILM ADAPTER ASSEMBLY FOR COAXIAL OR OPTICAL COMPACT -
C7108CE 939
LEAD APRON ASSEMBLY 6 1 3 3 4 9 7 6 1 (884238) 440
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SPOT-FILM ADAPTER ASSEMBLY FOR FLUORICONCOMPACT (0106DH) 9-41
SPOT-FILM ADAPTERS FOR FLUORICON 300 - (C7023AWC7023GB) 9-42
POWER ASSIST HANDLE ASSEMBLY 46-166301G1 IG2 9-43
AIR CHECK ASSEMBLY, 46-216204G4, LATER STYLE 9-44
SPOT-FILM CABLE 46-178413G2 9-68
SPOT-FILM CIRCUIT BOARD 471
TYPES 12C1 12D 12E & 12F
EXTERNAL PARTS AND RELATED ITEMS 9-46

SWITCH PANEL ASSEMBLY (FRONT VIEW) 948
SWITCH PANEL ASSEMBLY (REAR VIEW) 450
FRONT SUBASSEMBLIES AND PARTS 952
REAR SUBASSEMBLIES AND PARTS 956
UNDERSIDE PARTS 9-60
REAR COMPONENTS 9-62
MOTOR DRIVE & SOLENOID ASSEMBLY T3059S 9-20
CASSE'ilE CARRIAGE ASSEMBLY - e 1 4 2 1 7 1 G2 9-64
9-11
REV 13 DIRECTION 46-001290 (SM 88409lB8412)
TABLE OF CONTENTS (Continued)
DESCRIPTION PAGE
AIR CHECK ASSEMBLY - 613848762, EARLY STYLE 9-66

AIR CHECK ASSEMBLY - 46-21620466, LATER STYLE 9-67
COUNTERWEIGHT ASSEMBLY - 46-12968661 427
COLLIMATOR CONTROL ASSEMBLY - 46-13959OG3 9-28
3TB2 & 3TB3 CIRCUIT BOARDS 429
BAFFLE ASSEMBLIES 9-30
ANGULATION CONTROL ASSEMBLY 46-16620561 470
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DENSITY CONTROL ASSEMBLY 46-133479G2 431
4 WAY TABLE TOP SWITCH ASSEMBLY 46-14823862 9-32
2 WAY TABLE TOP SWITCH ASSEMBLY 46-124948Gl 9-33
FLUORO-CAMERA SWITCH ASSEMBLY e 1 2 4 9 4 8 6 2 9-34
FOOT REST SWITCH ASSEMBLY 46-124948G3 9-35
GRID RECIPROCATOR ASSEMBLY (46-154962G1) C2664CC 9-36
SPOT-FILM ADAPTERS FOR FLUORICON 300 (C7023AA) 46-1562OOG3
FOR Y AND (C7023GA) 46-15620064 FOR 6” 437
SPOT-FILM ADAPTER ASSEMBLY FOR FLUORICON COMPACT - (C7106DE) 438
SPOT-FILM ADAPTER ASSEMBLY FOR COAXIAL OR OPTICAL

COMPACT -
C7108CE 9-39
LEAD APRON ASSEMBLY 46-13349761 (884238) 9-40
POWER ASSIST HANDLE ASSEMBLY 46-166301G1IG2 9-43
SPOT-FILM ADAPTERS FOR FLUORICON 300 (C7023AF) 4&15620065
FOR Y AND (C7023GB) 46-15620066 FOR 6’ 9-42
SPOT-FILM ADAPTER ASSEMBLYfC71OCDH). 9-41
SPOT-FILM CABLE 46-178413G2 9-68
SPOT-FILM CIRCUIT BOARD 9-71
9-iii/9 IV (Blank)
GE MEDICAL SYSTEMS r NO 63 SPOT-FILM DEVICE
REV 13 DIRECTION 46-001 290 (SM B8409fB8412)
RENEWAL PARTS
SM 8840918412
NO 63
SPOT-FILM DEVICE
MODELS TYPE 9D1, MODEL 46-15693461

TYPE 9E, MODEL -15693462
TYPE 9F, MODEL 46-156934G3 (HHS)
TYPE 9G, MODEL 46-15693aG4
- , MODEL 46-15693465
See Page 9-45 for Type 12C1,12D, 12E, 12F
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EXTERNAL PARTS AND RELATED ITEMS
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DETAIL A 3S37 BARRIER INTERLOCK SWITCH ASSEMBLY
ITEM NO NAME PART NO DESCRIPTION

EXCHANGE SPOT FILM DEVICE T3061AP Type 9G Model 46-15693464
EXCHANGE SPOT-FILM DEVICE T3061AD Type 9D1 Model 46-156934G1
EXCHANGE SPOT-FILM DEVICE T3061AE' Type 9E Model 46-156934G2
EXCHANGE SPOT FILM DEVICE T3061AH Type 9F Model 46-156934G3 (HHS)
1 REAR COVER 46 166268P1
2 SUPPORT 46-16625861 2 shaped (at rear under Item 1)
3' SPOT FILM CABLE 46-158465G1 For Type 901 and Monitrol 15 (B8495DF)
SPOT FILM CABLE 46-158466G1 For Type 9D1 and Monrtrol90 (B8495DG)
SPOT FILM CABLE 4GX78413C 1 For Types 9E & 9F and Monttrol 15 (8&495 EA;)
SPOT FILM CABLE 46-178414G1 For Types 9E & 9F Monrtrol90 (B8495EB)
SPOT FILM CABLE 46178413G2 For Type 9G and Monltroll5 see Page 9-68
'T3061AH may be furnished when T3061AE IS ordered but a T3061AE cannot be used in place of a T3061AH
"All of these cables have a Mate-N Lok connector for P T connector and the ones for the 9E/F have a 4P2 connector
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TOP COVER ASM 46-166270G3 kerns 4-10
4A TOP COVER 4616626461 For9D1 9E 9F
48 TOP COVER 46-16626463 For Type 9G
5 NUT PLATE 46-170016P3 4 used underneath
6 TRIM 46-166265P1
7 SCREEN FRAME 46146582P2
8 TRIM 46-14659OP1 146 lg 2used
9 TRIM 46-166269P1 Wfih slot
1OA FASTENER 46220189P3 Tinnerman No C1663-0284 2 used underneath
1OB TAPE 46-221325P2 3 M ISOTAC Y-9473 1 WIDE (60 YD ROLL)
1oc RIVET 46-220187P4 For mounbng Item 1OA
11 KNOB 46-146568P2 Collimator control (upper)
12 KNOB 46-144490P5 Collimator control (lower)
PLAIN HANDLE ASM 46- 1690496 1 Items 13-16 This handle is furnished wdh Mondrol
TablesHnthout power assist i h e power assist handle is
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see Page 9-43
13 SUPPORT 46-159612P2 Right
14 HANDLE 46-166318P2 Tubing
15 SUPPORT 46-159613P2 Lefl
16 HANDLE TRIM 46-166309P1 2 used
17 GUIDE 48129730Pl Right
18 GUIDE 46-129730P2 Left
19 KNOB 48146568P3 Angulation
2oA FROM COVER 46-166266G1 ForM-146-15693461 62
208 FRONT COVER 46-1662- For Model 46-15693463 G4 G5
21 SWITCH PANEL ASM 46-16620161 F o r T w 9 D 1 M o d e l 46-156934Gl See m-9-3
SWITCH PANEL ASM 46-178472G1 FW TypeS 9E 9F & 9G Model 46-1W34G2 G3 64
see Page 9-3
S W C H PANEL ASM 46- 17847262 For Model 46-156934G5 see Page 9-3
22 BACK COVER 46-166252P11
23 BOTTOM COVER 46-166257P1
24A DETECTOR 46-133mG3 Phototimer see SM A W E or Direction 14671
248 ION CHAMBER 46-223854Gl See SM A84OOB or Direction 14671
SWITCH ASM N Bamer Interlock 3S37 Items 25-28 on Detail A
(Page 9-vi) This original version shwld be replaced
with the current version if trouble has been expenenced
with switch breakage
25 SUPPORT 46-15614QP1 Bracket
26 ACTUATOR 82981 Limn No 76-1200
27 INSULATION 46-156172P1
28 SWITCH 82992 3S37 SPDT Ltmn NO 16-1041
SWITCH ASM 46- 17632OG1 Bamer Interlock 3S37 current version Items 29-38 on
Detail A
29 BUTTON 46- 176322Pl Actuator
30 SUPPORT 46-176325P1 Bracket
31 SWITCH 83065 3S37 SPDT Lmn 16-304
33 BRACKET 46- 176321P1 Swdch
34 ACTUATOR 46- 176323P1
35 PLUNGER 46- 176324P1
9-1
EXTERNAL PARTS AND RELATED ITEMS (Continued)

36 SPRING 46-136353P50
37 MACHINE SCREW 17629 FI hd 4 4 x 187lg
38 MACHINE SCREW 1m9 Rd hd 2 56 x 375 lg
39 SET SCREW 46--P16 HW SOC CUP pOmt, 8-32 x 187 lg
40 TRIM ASM 46-16352965
ITEMS NOT ILLUSTRATED ON PAGE ii
MARKERS 46142364Pl Tnangular for collimator controls one set
88193AA HOUSING B8193C TIMER & I38193D SWITCH wrth cable - REMOTE KVP SWITCH & FLUORO TIMER - See
Renewal Parts for Spot Film Device No 63, Models 11FS12Al/Bl
NEW STYLE REMOTE W P SWITCH 8 FLUORO TIMER

HOUSING 46- 178781G1 B8193AB consishng of
BOX 46-17859461
CABLE 46-178598G1
CLAMP 1a717
PLUG BUlTON 66329
KVP SWITCH 46178782Gl Remote Fluoro (B8193F for DXD-350 8 DXD 525)
KVP ASM 4617859061
HARNESS 46-17859361
SWITCH 6 178596P1
DIAL 46-158531P1 65125 kVp
KVP SWITCH 4617878361 Remote Fluoro (B8193G for DXS 650)
SWITCH 6178596Pl
HARNESS 4617859761
BRACKET ASM 4 6 17 8 7 8 5 I
~
RESISTOR 76949 2W 121 ohm 1%
RESISTOR 46-12061OP15 2W 100 ohm 1% 3 used
RESISTOR 4 6 12061O W 5 2W 8 2 ohm 1%
RESISTOR 46-12061OP16 2W 75ohm 1% 2used
RESISTOR 46120610P23 2W 5 1 ohm 1%
FLUOROSCOPICTIMER 46-168971G1 0-5 min (B8193AC)
TIMER 46-1564Q9P1
DIAL 46178599P1 0-5 min
KNOB 46-111698P2 For gnd handle
GRID HANDLE 46124581Pl Glued to gnd
For other spot-film d e w accessory or auxiliary items see Table of Contents
INTERNAL PARTS NOT SHOWN IN VIEW
SPIROTUBM 46-230653P4 Enclosing hamess and cables speclfy length needed
9-2
R N 14 DIRECTION 46-001 290 (SM B8409/B8412)
SWITCH PANEL ASSEMBLY, 46-30347861 (FRONT VIEW)
ITEMNO NAME PART NO DESCRIPTION

SWITCH PANEL ASM 46- 166201G 1 For 9D1 & 12C1 Model 46-156934G1
SWITCH PANEL ASM 46- 178472G1 For 9E 9F9G 12D&12E Model -1 5693462 G3 G4
SWITCH PANEL ASM 46- 17847262 For Model 46-156934G5
1 SCREEN 78048 Microswitch 2A173
2 DENSITY CONTROL ASM 46- 133479G2 See Page 9-31
3 PLATE ASSEMBLY 46-124980~3 When switch not installed
4 SWITCH 46-124951P3 Rocker 53 S13 & S34
5 X RAY SWITCH ASM 46-124902G1 S7 S14, See Page 9- 69
6 BAR ASSEMBLY 46-17632861 Was 46- 16619861 - interchangeable
7 LAMP CARTRIDGE 69602 Dialight 507-3917 0371-600
8 SOCKET 62420 Eldema Corp l k 2 Pin
9 SPEED CLIP 56552 Dialco 515-0051
10 SWITCH 46-140275P4 S4 For Lock
11 SWITCH PLATE ASM -
46 166085G 1 Less components
12 POWER ASSIST HANDLE 46- 166301G1 See Page 9- 43
13 PROTECTIVE APRON 46- 133497Gl Lend vinyl Cat B8423AB See Page 9-40
14A PUSHBUTTON SWITCH 46 - 133753G2 Sequence, S17 20,533,Includes kemsl4B, 14C
146 SWITCH 51598 Microswltch #13DM6 SPDT
14C BUTTON 46 -133449P2 For Item 148
15 LABELS 46-250421P1 For Pushbuttons (One complete set)
16 NAMEPLATE 46- 166086P2
17* INDICATOR LAMP UNIT 71968 Microswitch 2F9
18* LAMP 46-208634P3 Type 334,4 Used
19* FILTER 61517 Microswltch 2G5 Red 4 Used
20 BARRIER 6781 1 Microswltch 284 Black 2 Used
21 SWITCH ASSEMBLY 46- 14832862 4 position button, see page 9- 32
SWITCH ASSEMBLY 46- 124!%861 2 position, Table Top, see page 9-33
22A ADAPTER PLATE 46 - 148526G 1 For 4pos swrtch Asm for Model 46-1-1 thru 6 4
228 ADAPTER PLATE 46- 148526G2 For 4 pos M c h Asm for Model 46-156934G5
23 SWITCH ASSEMBLY 46- 124948G3 Foot rest see Page 9- 35
24 SWITCH ASSEMBLY 46- I 2 4 9 4 8 ~ 2 Fluoro camera, see Page 9-34
25 SPACER 1000274P422 a Used
30U) INDICATOR LAMP UNIT 46-315488P1 Microswitch 2f209
31U) LAMP 46-208634P.5 Type 387 4 Used
32u 1 FILTER 46-315616P2 Microswitch 2912 Red, 4 Used
* THE OLD INDICATOR, LAMP, AND FILTER WILL BE AVAILABLE UNTIL MARCH OF 1995
(1) THE NEW INDICATOR, LAMP, AND FILTER MUST BE USED TOGETHER WITHOUT MIXING THE OLD
PARTS SINCE THEY ARE NOT INTERCHANGEABLE
9-3
5- 1784 SM 88409/88412
SWITCH PANEL ASM (REAR VIEW)
30 35 31 30
1 23 4 56 24 78 9 10 2223 1 1 121314 15 16 517
\ \ 22215 P10
33 34
9-4
REV 13
SWITCH PANEL ASSEMBLY (REAR VIEW)

SWITCH PANEL ASM 46-166201G1 For 9D1& 1x1Model 46-156934Gl
SWITCH PANEL ASM 46-1mm1 For9E 9F9G 12D 12E&12FModel46-156934(32G3 G4
SWITCH PANELASM 46-178472G2 For Model 46- 156334G5
1 SWITCH ASM 46-166205Gl Vanable speed see Page 9-70
2 CHANNEL 46-1-3 1 0 long 2used
3 CHANNEL 46-169060P4 1 5 long
4 BRACKET 46-166084P1
5 SPACER 507A732P21 2 used
6 CLAMP 46-208718P5 T A Mfg C o p TA713D08
7 TERMINAL STRIP 81053 H B Jones No 2002
8 RESISTOR 46-136207P459 820 ohm 1 OW 5%
9 BRACKET ASM 46-124597G1 Left
10 CLAMP 46-208713P2 Richco E 3
11 BRACKET 46-166199G1
12 STRAP 46-124722P1
13 SWITCH 52970 S8 Microswitch 2D2
14 SPRING 509A859P36
15 ACTUATOR 46-1662OOP1
16 BRACKET ASM 46-12459762 Right
17 CLAMP 46-208718P2 T A Mfg Corp TA713DD5
18 SWITCH PANEL 4616608561
19 CLAMP 46-208713P4 Richco E 5 2 used
20 HINGE 46-167576P1 2 used
21 GOLLl CONTROL ASM 46139590G3 See Page 9-28
22 BUSHING 46-169005Pl With 3 hole mtg
BUSHING 46-139591P1 Wdh 2 hole mtg
23 SPACER 46-146395P1 4 used
24 DENSrrY CONTROL ASM 46-133479G2 See Page 9 31
25A DIODE BD ASM 46-158017G2 T62 see Page 9-29 (old style)
258 DIODE BD ASM 46-225682Gl See Page 9 7 1 (new style)
26A HARNESS ASM 46-16861OG1 Main for 9D1 8 12C1
HARNESSASM 46-178474G1 Mainfor 9E 9F 9G 12D& 12E indudes Item 268 26C
268 RECEPTACLE 51353 Amp 1-480273-0 (to J302)
26C TERMINAL 511A59OP105 For wires in item 26B
27 CABLE ASM 46-15846862 Densty control
28 CLAMP 46-208718P9 T A Mfg Corp TA713D12
29 SPACER 46-133451P1 5 used
30 SPACER 1000904P371 2 used
31 GROMMET 12166 2 used
32 FISHPAPER 46 16633OP1 2 used
33A SPEED NUT 58006 Shurlock #SI210482 (new style) 10 used
33B SPEED CLIP 46 136228F3 Tinnerman (old style)
34A SHIELD BRACKET KIT 46- 173809G1 Includes Items 348 & 34C See FMI 1079 & SN 2129
34B BRACKET 46-173810P1 T s h a p e 75x 1 12
34C SHIELD ASM 46-17381361 'L" shape lead lined
35 MACHINE SCREW 46-208908P2 FI hd 2-56x 188lg (form ltem22)
36 BUMPER 46-220437P1
37 SPACER 507A732P18 106 lg
38 SPACER 507A732P30 132 lg
95
5-1 784 SM 88409/B8412
FRONT SUBASSEMBLIES AND PARTS
-012
REV 8 SM 884091B8412-S

1 SUPPORT 46-13342OP1 Chain
1A RETURN CABLE 46-133752P1 2884 long
2 BRACKET 4 8 133470P1 Pulley
3 FORWARD CABLE 508A855P14 31 2(Y long
4 PULLEY 514A385P1 13 used
5 BUSHING 46-129609P1 Stud 3 used
6 BRACKET 46-165580G1
7 INSULATION 46-133462P1 3 used
8A SWITCH 82943 LconNo 16-404 S27 28 29 31 8 3 2
8B SCREW 46-20856OP8 2 56 x 318 lg Bind HD
9 ACTUATOR 83066 2 swrtch bcon NO 76-1201
9A ACTUATOR 82981 Licon No 76-1200
10 RETAINING RING 12690

11 SPACER 46-133759P1
12 CARRIAGE ASM 46-12966761 Cassette see Page 9 24 9 2 5
13 STUD 46-123978P2 Cham
14 CHAIN 46-116981P23
15 STUD 46-111729Pl
15A FORWARD SPRING 509A862P6
16 BRACKET 46-133408P1
17 BRACKET ASM 46-133413G1 shaft support
BRACKET 4G133413P2
BEARING 50213 Penn Eng Spyra Flo No FSD 187
18 BEARING 46-170013P6 Thomson IND No 4L1 FF
19 COUPLING 46-166202Pl
20 GUIDE BAR 46-129681P2 Carnage
21 BRACKET 46133409P1 Air check return
22 STUD 46-165154P1 Bushing
23A AIR CHECK 46-138487G1 See Page 9 2 6 directly replaced by Item 238
238 AIR CHECK 46-216204G.4 New style see Page 9-44
24 ACTUATOR RAMP 46-176329P1 Replaces 46-169059P1 which was bonded on
24A PLATE 46-133405P1 Swrtch
25 CAM A 46-176319P1
26 COUPLING 46-137276P1 3 piece
26A PIN 46-208735P23 Spnng 078x 018x 437 long
27A' SOL & SWITCH ASM 46-197572G2 SOL 1 8 S30 for 9D1
SOL & SWITCH ASM 46-197572G3 SOL 1 & S30 for 9E 9F & 9G
(Solenod or Swrtch not available separately)
278 RECTIFIER 46-136241P1 1N5059 on terminal stnp TS 2
29A DIODE BOARD 46-158017G2 TB2 see Page 929
29B SUPPRESSORBOARD 46193632G1 See Page 9 11
29C CIRCUIT BOARD 46225682Gl Spot Film Assembly see Page 9 71
30 SPACER 46-133476P2 Held to Item 29 w h Item 110
31 SPACER 46135875P2 Held to Item 29 wbh Item 110
32 BRACKET 46-129631G1 Pulley
33 BRACKET 46-133775P1 Pulley
34 CABLE 508A855P13 No 2 4974 long
New style see Service Note 2959
97 Copyright @ 1985 by General Electnc CO

5 1784 SM B8409lB8412
FRONT SUBASSEMBLIESAND PARTS (CONT D)
7 45
98
99 95
102
37 38 3940 41
87
,
A I / V I E W E
SAlRIAGE INTERLOCK
80 61 78 79 -7 66
108
75 $6 20798-012
98
REV 13 i 3 DIRECTION 46-001290 (SM B8409/88412)
FRONT SUBASSEMBIES AND PAFfTS (Continued)
35 SPACER 46 146844P2 2 used

36 SPACER 46-133441P1 4used
37 BRACKET 46-14684OGl
38 PLATE 46- 1468Q6P1
39 WASHER 12 297
40 SPACER 46-146845P1
41 SPRING 46-133461P1
43 STOP 46-133469P1 Eccentric
44 SPACER 1000274P272 2 used
45 CABLE 46-133456P1 No 1 118 long w h 2 balls
46 GUIDE 46129730P2 Left (use Item 107 as shim)
47 CLAMP 46-208713P3 Richco E 4 2 used
48 LAMP CARTRIDGE 69602 DialtgM 507 3917-0371 600
49 SPEED CUP 56552 Dialight No 7538-XP51
50 SOCKET 62420 Elderna No 1K 2 pin
51 GUIDE 46-12973OP1 Right (use Item 107 as shim)
51A CLAMP 46-208713P2 Richco E 3 3 used
52 BRACKET 4 8 12965OP2 Pulley
53 BRACKET 46-13675OP1 For spnng
54 ACTUATING SPRING 509A864P14 ctwt
LOAD LATCH Parts hems 7 8 8 5561
55 SPRING 509A864P12 Latch
56 BLOCK 46-129617P1 For untts before Senal No 335377
56A BLOCK 46-176338P1 For unds starting wrth Senal No 335377
57 RETAINING RING e220277p2 No 5133 12
58 RETAINING RING 46-220277P5 No 5133-18
59 PLATE 46-12961861 Mounting
60 LEVER 46-129616G1
61 CONNECTING BAR 46-133406Pl
62 CHANNEL 46-133782Pl Guide
63A BRACKET 46-137769Pl Furnished with PT Detector
638 BRACKET 46223844Pl Furnished wdh Ion Chamber
64 TOP PLATE ASM 46-166256G2
65 FISHPAPER 46-16633OP1
66 BACK PLATE 46-166255P1
67 CURTAIN BRACKET 46-166298Pl See Page 9-33for curtain
68 CURTAIN BRACKET 46-166298P2 See Page 9-30for curtan
69A DETECTOR 46-13377763 Photottmer for 9D1 9E & 9F see SM A84008
PHOTOTIMER CABLE 46-12179861 8 cond wdh octal plug
PHOTOTIMER CABLE 46-156614G1 8 a n d wRh maten lok plug
69B ION CHAMBER 46-22385481 For 9G see SM A8400B or Direct~on14671
74 SWITCH PANEL ASM - See Page 9-3
9-9
5-1 784
SM B8409/B8412
FRONT SUBASSEMBLIES AND PARTS (CON1D)
7 45
98
99 95
26A 102
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V I E W B
C2.R R I A G E IN T E R L O C K
77 76 20798-012
9 10
GE MEDICAL SYSTEMS
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REV 13 I DIRECTION 46-001 290 (SM B8409/88412)
FRONT SUBASSEMBIES AND PARTS (Contmued)
75 S W C H PANEL ASM ‘ - See Page 9-3

76 BUMPER 13855 Atlant~cIndia No 734
77 STOP BRACKET 46-167254P1
78 FRONT TRIM 46 166339P1 Oyster gray
79 FRONT TRIM ASM 46-16634OG1 Stainless steel
80 CHANNEL 46-169060P1 262 long
81 CHANNEL 46-169060P2 300 long
82 SUPPORT 46-166331P1
83A HOUSING 46-1662716 1 For Model 9D1 9E 9F
838 HOUSING 46-16627162 For Model 9G
84 BUMPER 46 220437P1 Atlantlc a2 7 S-120 w/1/2 inch stud 2 u p
85 SPACER 507A732P18 1 06 lg
86 SPACER 507A732P30 1 32 lg
87 ANGLE 46-133436P1
88 COVER SUPPORT 46-16625981 Left, 2 used
89 COVER SUPPORT 46-166260P1 Right 2 used
90 FASTENER 46-136228PS J 1/4-20
91 NUT 511A800P84 Plate
92A SUPPRESSORBOARD 46-193632G1 See below
928 SPOT-FILM BOARD 46-22568261 See Page 9-71
93 SPACER 46-17015OP3 2 used for Item 92
94 LEVER PARTS - Cassette release see Page 9-30
95 SET SCREW 46-208563P39 Hexsoccup pt 8-32x 125 lg
96 LOCKWASHER 46-208601P1 For #2 screw
97 WASHER 17239 09 ID x 31 OD x 03 THK
98 SEALANT 46-170686P2 Loctrte 242 10 cc
99 MACHINE SCREW 46-22oias~i3 Rd hd 2 56 x 1 125 lg
100 CABLE CLAMP 46-208713P1 RichcoNo E 2
101 SET SCREW 46-208563P28 Hex soc cup pt 4-40 x 125 lg
102 SEALANT 46-170688P1 Lome 290 50 cc
104 MACHINE SCREW 46-220185P11 Rd hd 2 56 x 75 lg
105 WASHER 46-220181P1 09 IDx 172ODx 03THK
106 SCREW 46-170015P41 Bd hd 4-40 x 250 lg wlth LW
107 WASHER 17200 Brass 149 ID x 438 OD x 016 THK
108 WASHER 45467 Cup finshing for #6 screw
110 ADHESIVE 4&17OO71 P l 3M 847 (1 qt)
111 SWITCH ASM 46-17632061 Barner interlock see Page %vi
112 SCREW 46-208562P7 Hexsocfl hd 114-2Ox 62lg
SUPPRESSOR BOARD, 46-19363261
COMPONENT NO PART NO DESCRIPTION

R5 45996 5 25W 200 ohm 5”/0
CR6 8 46-136241P1 1N5059
Q7 52691 ME3055
9 11
REV 13 DIRECTION 46-001290 (SM 88409/88412)
REAR SUBASSEMBLIES AND PARTS

35 ,86
87 4
7v2
71
23 25
DETAIL B
2.6 31
"$
82 77
76
,30
370 51
-38
28
65
J I
37
56 57
9-12
5 1 784 SM B8409/88412
1 : ,Y
1 GUIDE 46-133421P1
2 RETURN CABLE 46-133752P1 28 84 long with Wings
3 CABLE FITTING 46-13376OP1
4 NUT 46-13378OP1 10-32 left hand thread
5 CABLE FllTlNG 46-131145P2
6 CHAIN 46-116981P23
7 FORWARD SPRING 509A862P6
8 STUD 512A680P1
9 BUMPER 16061 Lavelle Rubber Co No 637HS 2 used
10 STUD 46129642P1
11 BRACKET 46-12965OP1 2 used

12 BRACKET 4 6 166093P1
22 CARRIAGE TRACK 46-129619G1
23A HOUSING ASM 46-16627161 Frame for Model 9D1 9E 9F
23B HOUSING ASM 46-166271G2 Frame for Model 9G
24 CAM SHAFT 46-12972OP1

25 BRACKET 46-165151P1 Switch
26 PLATE 46-129613G1
27 IDLER SPROCKET ASM 46-12963661
28 RETAINING RING 46-220277P7 No 513525 2used
29 BRACKET 4 6 129624G1
30 CAM F 46 138481P2
31 WASHER 12 277 11 used
32 SWITCH 82982 S322 -26
33 ACTUATOR 82981 boon No 76-1200 5 used /
35 INSULATION 1004596P167 5 used

37 CABLE RETAINER 46-111725P2
37A SPACER 46-133411P1
38 MOTOR DR 8 SOL ASM T3059S see Pages 9-21 9 23
39 BRACKET 46129673P1
40 LATCH 46-133423P1 Ctwt stop lever
42 CABLE 46-133456P1 No 1
43 COUNTERWEIGHT ASM 46-129686G1 See Page 9-27
44 CABLE CLAMP 512A793P1
45 ROD 46-116523P1 Ctwt guide

46 INSULATION 46133499Pl
47 BUMPER 46-111754P5
48 BRACKET 46-129629P1 Bumper
49 BRACKET 46- 129661G1

52 BRACKET 46-129649P1
53 SPACER 46129739P1
54 CABLE 1005048P20 No 3 11 5 long
9-1 3
REV 13 DIRECTION 46-001290 (SM B8409/88412)
REAR SUBASSEMBLIES AND PARTS (CON1 D)

85 86
23 25
DETAIL B
\ \
82 77
81 76
-90
I
-43
VIEW A
37
7P 56 57
20799D14
\
9-14
REV 13 =t- i DIRECTION 46-001290 (SM 68409/68412)
REAR SUBASSEMBLIES AND PARTS (Contmued)
ITEM NO NAME PART NO DESCRlPllON
55 SPRING 509A864P14 Actuating

56 PIN 48208735P18 Spnng SST 062 D x 012 W x 250 L set of 3
57 TERMINAL BOARD 46-133448G1 TB1
58 BRACKET 46-129747P1 Pulley
59 BRACKET 46-166206P1
60 CLAMP 46-208715P4 T A Mfg No TA500D16

61 SOLENOID 46 183743P1 Guardian Elec No A422 062512 03
62 PLATE 46-133422P1
63 ROLLER 46-1 11588P2
65 LEVER 46-1B656G1 ctwt stop

66 SPACER 46-133467P1
POTENTIOMETER ASM 46-166203G1 For 9D1 includes Items 68 69 8 73
POTENTIOMETER ASM 46-17847361 For 9E 9F 9G includes Items 70 71 72 & 73
68 BRACKET 46-166197P1 For mountrng potentmmeters on 9D
69 INSULATION 46-166329P1 On 9D
70 SWITCH 53217 S41 Continental-Wirt G126 DPDT
71 POT BRACKET 46-178476P1 On9E 9F 9G
72 INSULATION 46-178478P1 On9E 9F 9G
73 POTENTIOMETER 46-117439P6 P6-Pl1 2W 5K 6 used on 9E 9F 8 9G 4 used on 9D
74 CHANNEL 46-166261G1
77 PIN 46-208735P23 Spnng 078 dia x 437 lg
78 MACHINE SCREW 46-220185P12 Rd hd 2 56 x 1 00 lg
79 LOCKWASHER 46208601P1 For #2 screw

80 NUT 46-208941P1 2 56
81 MACHINE SCREW 46-170015P4 Bd hd S e m s 4 - 4 0 ~187lg
82 SEALANT 46170684P2 Loctrte 271 10 cc
83 RETAINING RING 46-220277P2 Truarc 5133
84 BUSHING 46-208695P17 Heyco #2053 SB-500-6 black

85 NUT 65959 Plasbc
86 RELAY CIR BOARD 46- 16860661 See Page 4 2 9
87 NUT 46208941P6 6-40
88 DECAL NP178362 CSA APPROVAL
89 MACHINE SCREW 46-208908P8 FL hd 4 40 x 125 lg
90 LABEL 46-257472P1
91 COVER PLATE 46-286862P1 Lexan (covers Data Nameplate)
9-15
REV 13 DIRECTION 46-001 290 (SM 88409/B8412)
UNDERSIDE PARTS
12 20
. 1
28
19
62
18171615 14 211 29
211683 \
10 22 5 34
31
-.
16 17 18 7 8 m1gp10
MAIN MAIN
26 21 FRAME
2
2 5
5 3
11 4
15 6
FRONT 24 LEFTCONETRACK FRONT 24 RIGHT CONE TRACK
9 16
REV 13 ..h 4 u 9- I & DIRECTION 46-001290 (SM B8409/88412)
UNDERSIDE PARTS
1A TRACK 46-124565P1 Rt@I (For Model 46-156934Gl G2 G3)

1B TRACK 46-165597P1 RigM (For Model 46-15W34G4 G5)
2 SPACER 46156636P1 2 used
3 SPACER 48132377Pl 2 long
4 SPACER 46-124580P2 28-34 long
5 SLIDE 46-124584P2 2 used
6 CONE TRACK 46-123970P4 Right

7 STOP BRACKET 46-167254P1 Front cone track tie bar
8 BUMPER 13855 Atlantic India No 734 3 used
10 CONE ASM 46-12459367
11 SPACER 46-12458OP1 28 314 long
12 SPACER 46-1m 2 8 P1 11 used

13 BUMPER 18686 Atlantic India No 18 w/washer
14 MASK ASM 46-17633261 -
Was 6 11169564 interchangeable
15 CONE TRACK 46-123970P5 Left
16 SPRING 506A539P1 3 used
17 STEEL BALL 46-221583P4 No 52100 3/16 dia 3 used

18 SET SCREW 46-208563P5 Hex soc cup pt 114 20 x 114 3 used
19A TRACK 46-124564P2 Left (For Model 46-156934G1 G2 G3)
19B TRACK 46 165598P1 Left (For Model 46-15693464 G)
20 COVER 46-133427P2
21 INDEX BRACKET 46-129519P1
22 CONE RELEASE 506A54261 lndudes Item 16

23 TIE BAR 46217764Pl Rear cone track
24 SCREW 46-208916P22 Fillester head 6-32 UNC x 1 long 9 used
25 SCREW 46-208908P20 Flat head 6-32 UNC x 38 long
26 CAP SCREW 46-170498P80 Hex socket head 6-32 UNC x 625 long

28 SEALANT 46-170684P2 Loctde 271 10 cc
29 KNOB 46-111698P2 Used with Item 31A
30 SHIELD ASM 46-173813Gl
31A GRID ASM 46-12398764 Includes Items 318 31C
310 GRID 46-12395oP3
31C HANDLE 46-124581P1
'Not identfied in view
9-17
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REV 8
SM 88409188412 S
a
REAR COMPONENTS
~22Op10
18 17 35 16 2
34
WHEEL ASM (FURNISHED) REAR BUMPER (FUSNISHED)
CopyngM @ 1985 by General Electnc GJ 9 18

a
U

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REV 13 :p l # -t DIRECTION 46-001290 (SM B8409/68412)
REAR COMPONENTS

1 REAR COVER 46-166268P1
2A SPEED NUTS 58006 10 used Shurlok No SL210-08-2 (new style)
26 SPEED CLIP 46136228P3 Tinnerman (old style)
3 PLASTIC NUT 65959 Fastex 212- 180402 29 0101 6 used
4 BRACKET 48166093Pl
RELAY BOARD ASM 4816860661 3TB3 see Page 9-29

CLAMP 46-208718Pll T A Mfg Corp TA713D14
BUSHING 46-208695P17 Heyco SE5M)-6 3 used
MOTOR OR & SOL ASM T3059S See Pages 20 through 23
BOTTOM COVER 46-166257P1
10 COVER 46- 133427P2

11 BRACKET ASM 4614040861
12 RETAINING RING 13383 Waldes Truarc 5100-37
13 ROLLER ASM 46-124706G1
14 BUMPER 46-220183P1 3M No SJ-5018 112 in square x 22thk
15 BRACKET 46-303584Pl
16 BACK COVER 46-166252P1
17 GRID RECIPROCATOR 46 15496261 See Page 9 36
TRIM COVER 46- 1663436 1 For Gnd Reciprocator
18 SPIRAL TUBING 47427 Cole-Flex Spp 1/4
19 SWITCH COVER 46-166091P1

20 SWITCH 46-136334P3 S39 S40 SPDT Microsmh 2used
Cat No 13DMIAl
21 SWITCH BRACKET 46-16609OP1
22 TRACK 46-124565P1 Right
24 TERMINAL ASM 46-13344861 TB1

25 POTENTIOMETER ASM 46-16620361 For 9D1 8 12C1
POTENTIOMETER ASM 46-17847361 For 9E 9G 12D 8 12E
26 RESISTOR 46-12061OP14 R3 25W 160 ohm 3%
27 RESISTOR 46-220335P7 R4 Ohrnite No 1009 No 5 bracket
28 BALL STUD 46-136365P10 Tinnerman No Pl16-473-7 3B 2 used

29 FISHPAPER 46- 176333P1
30 FISHPAPER 507A904P32
31 RESISTOR 48136250P48 3R5 25W 560 ohm 5% -
9E & 9F
32 RESISTOR 46-13625OP55 3R6 25W 110Kohm 5%-9E 9 F & 9 G
33 O-RING 14063
34 MOTOR ONLY 72692
35A CONNECTOR 46-170451 P11 12 socket amp #1 480275-0
358 TERMINAL 511A590P105 For #22 GA wire in Item 35A
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22170-020
T3059S IS new design For views see Page 22 (46-12394OG2 replaced wrth 46-17633661)
9-20
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1 MOTOR DRIVE ASM 46-12471OG2 Includes Rems 2 through 12

2 MOTOR 46-133776P1 361
3 RETAINER RING 46-111658P1
4 FRAME ASM 46 111676G1
5 WASHER 1000904P190 3 used
6 SPRING A 46-111655P2
7 HUB 46-111657P1
8 BEARING 87 377
10 SPRING B 46-129367P2
11 ACTUATOR 46-123924P1
12 SHAFT ASM 46-124712G2 Includes Rems 13 through 20 25 through 31

13 COLLAR 512A614P1
14 HUB 512A615P2
15 BEARING 50081 Federal No FS225x1 111
16 TAPER PIN 16851 No 510 x 112 2 used
17 WASHER 46-16726OP1 2 used

18 SPACER 46-111672P1
19 ACTUATOR ASM 46-1 11660G1
20 SPRING C 46-1 116UP2
21 WASHER 1000904P359 4 used
22 SOLENOID 46-129620P1 SOL 302

23" BRACKET 46-129634P2
24 LEVER ASM 46-123916G1
26 SHAFT 46-133473P1
27 DISC 4 6 166504P1 2 used

28 SPROCKET ASM 46-1 3347561
29 WASHER 512A64OP1
31 NUT 46-133472P1
32 SPACER 46-167575P1
33 WASHER 46-167260P2 4 used
'T3059S IS new design For views see Page 22 (46-12394OG2 replaced wrth 617633661)
"This bracket must be removed when replacing this style assembly with new style
9 21 Copynght @ 1985 by Genera! Electric Co

GE MEDICAL SYSTEMS N O 63 SPOT-FILM D M C E
REV 11 SM B8409/B8412
MOTOR DRIVE & SOLENOID ASSEMBLY, T3059S (46-17633661)'

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23329-021
'LATEST DESIGN
9-22
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MOTOR DRIVE & SOLENOID ASSEMBLY (6176336Gl)’T3059S
T3059S EXCHANGE MOTOR DRIVE & SOLENOID ASM

46-176336G1 INCLUDES ALL COMPONENTS
LISTED BELOW
MOTOR 46133776P1 381

RETAINER 46-176337P1
FRAME 46159753P2
WASHER 1000904P190 3 used
SPRING A 46-111655P2
7 HUB 46-111657P1
8 BEARING 46-136282P40
10 SPRING B 46-129367P2
11 ACTUATOR 46-123924P1
12 SHAFT ASM 46124712G2 Includes Items 13 through 20 25 through 31 & 33 39
13 COUAR 512A614P1
14 HUB 512A615P2
15 BEARING 50081 Federal No FS225 x 1 111
17 WASHER 46167260Pl 2 used
18 SPACER 46-111672P1
19 ACTUATOR ASM 46-11166OG1
20 SPRING C 46-111654P2
22 SOLENOID 46-176335G1
25 TAPER PIN 46-208735P27 Split 078 dia x 875 lg st stl
26 SHAFT 46-133473P1
27 DISC 46-166504P1 2 used
28 SPROCKET ASM 46-13347561
29 WASHER 512A640P1
31 NUT 46-133472P1
33 WASHER 46-167260P2 4 used
35 CAP SCREW 46-170498P89 Hex soc hd 8 32 x 875 Ig
37 MACHINE SCREW 17773 Rd hd 2 5 6 x 187lg

38 LOCKWASHER 46-208601P1 For 2 56 screw
39 SET SCREW 18481 Hex SOC cup pt 8 32 x 125 lg
40 GREASE 81679 Cindol #2321 40 Ib pail
41 TAPER PIN 46.22- N O 510 x 3/4
‘LATEST DESIGN
9-23
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CASSElTE CARRIAGE ASSEMBLY 46-129667G1

(Induding Cassette Holder)
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DIRECTION 46-001 290 (SM B8409/88412)
CASSEllE CARRIAGE ASSEMBLY (Including Cassette Holder), 4612966761

1 BEARING 46-136282P48 Nice No GINS Lubnko M 24M 4 used
2 BEARING 46-136282P40 4 used
3 PAD 46-133401P1 8 used early 4 used in later unds
4 SPACER 1000274P450
5 BLOCK 46-129628P2 Carnage stop vvlth pad
6 PLATE ASM 461337576 1
7 BAR 46129607P1
8 SPRING 509A859P30
9 RIVET 16936 J L Thomson No 04190-012 brass 12 used
10 SPACER 46-129639P1 Nylon
1OA RETAINING RING 77638 Waldes Truarc No N5000-31
11 SHIM 12 2077 2 used
12 BLOCK 46-1334OOP1
13 BRACKET 4 6 137545P1
14 FRAME 46-12965561
15 CHANNEL 46-129672G1
16 BRACKET 46-129728G1
17 CHANNEL 46-129671P1
19 CHANNEL 46- 129674P1
20 PLATE 46-13378361
21 BEARING 46-133784P1
22 WASHER 12 251 No 19 2 used
23 RIVET 46-129621P1
24 C A S S m E HOLDER Consists of Items 25 through 38
(no part number for assembly)
25 BAR 46- 146837G1
26 BRACKET 4614684261
28 STRIP 46-129687P1 Nylon 2 used
29 FASTENER 57725 Car MS 49338-2 4 used
31 FRAME 4 6 12966361
32 STOP 46-137541G1
33 BUSHING 46-137543P1
34 MACHINE SCREW 48208560P21 Bind hd 4-40 x 125 lg
36 SPRING 46-129675P1
38 BEARING 46-136282P54 New Hampshire No SR166 2 used
39 BUMPER 13057 #2901 Grommet Atlantic India Rubber
40 BUSHING 46-176339P1
41 SPRING 59077
43 SPACER 46-217385P1 4 used
44 MACHINE SCREW 46208560P22 Bind hd 4 - 4 0 ~187lg
45 LOCKWASHER 17190 For 4-40 screw
46 SEALANT 46-170684P2 Loctrte 271 10 cc
47 MACHINE SCREW 17630 FI hd 4-40~
250 lg
Not shown in view (for use on Model 9 s only wdh Kodak X Omatic Cassettes)
9-25
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SM B8409/88412
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AIR CHECK ASSEMBLY, 46-13848761
STOP C
STOP B 12 (WELDED) 3 4 13 5
--------
----____
FRONT END
(WELDED)
20108 D12
AIR CHECK ASM 46-138487Gl

1 VALVE SCREW 48137972Pl
2 VALVE NUT 512A814P1
3 CUP 512A815P1 2 used
4 MOUNT 46-129638P1
5 ROD ASM 4 6 12964762 Consists of

ROD 46-129712P1 834 long
ROD 46129719P2 2 3 4 long
BLOCK 46- 12969OP1
6 FmlNG 46129615P1 Stop E
7 0 RING 16916 Parker 2-009 Cornp N219 7 2 used
8 WASHER 10009WP171 2 used
9 RETAINING RING 12787 No 513321
10 CYLINDER ASM 46-13848361
11 CAM 46-129646P1
12 BUSHING 46-165154P1 520' long 318-24 thread
13 COLLAR 4 6 167262P1 4 used
9-26
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COUNTERWEJGHT ASSEMBLY, 46-12968661 34 ,9

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17 43 18

1 ROD 46-111621P2
2 BUSHING 46133414P1
3 WASHER 46-117808P2 Leather 2 used
4 WASHER 12-244 2 used
5 VALVE SCREW 46-121161P i 2 used
6 COUNTERWEIGHT 46-129648P1 Tnmrner
8 ROD ASSEMBLY 46-129666G1
9 ROD ASSEMBLY 46-111755G2 See Page 9-69
10 VALVE NUT 46-129668P1 2 used
11 BLOCK 46129623P1
13 PLATE ASSEMBLY 46-12968261
14 PIN 46-129684P1
15 PULLEY 5 14A385P1 2 used
16 BRACKET 46-1296SP1
17 BALL BUSHING 46170148P4 Thornson No 84812 2 used
18 COUNTERWEIGHT 46-129626P1
19 BRACKET 46-129651P1
20 SPACER 46133410P1
21 COUNTERWEIGHT 46-129648P2
24 MACHINE SCREW 46-208560843 Bind hd 2 56 x 187 lg
26 MACHINE SCREW 46-20856OP23 Bind hd 4-40 x 250 lg
27 LOCKWASHER 17190 For 4-40 screw
28 MACHINE SCREW 17423 FiI hd 4-40 x 375 lg
29 OIL 06497 Neatsfoot (1 gal )
38 SEALANT 4 6 170684P2 Loctite 271 10 cc
42 MACHINE SCREW 17444 Fit hd 6-32x 375Ig
43 COUNTERWEIGHT ASM 46-179942G1 Items W%t p8 ASSEMBLED
9 27
N O 63 SPOT-FILM DEVICE
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COLLIMATOR CONTROL ASSEMBLY, 46-13959063
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1WD10

MOUNTING BLOCK 46-146394P1
STOP PIN 46148388P2 2 used
DISC 8 SHAFT ASM 46-139583G1
GEAR 8 SHAFT ASM 46-139588G1
GEAR 46-148389P1
6 STOP PIN 46-148388P1 2 used
7 POTENTIOMETER 46-1 17439P59 3P1
8 POTENTIOMETER 46-117439P55 3P2
9 BRACKET 46-139586G1
10 BRACKET 46-139586P2
11 SET SCREW 46-208563P51 8-32 x 1 Hex Soc Cup Pt

12 MACHINE SCREW 46208560P12 4 - 4 0 ~312lg bd hd
13 WASHER 46-220181P2 1 2 I D x 21 ODx 04THK
14 SET SCREW 46-208563P39 Hex soc cup p t 8-32 x 125 lg
15 SEALANT 46- 170686Pl Loctde242 5cc
9-28
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a 3TB3 & 3TB2 CIRCUIT BOARDS
COMPONENT NO NAME PART NO DESCRIPTION
3TB3t RELAY BOARD ASM 46- 168606G1 Including components

F1, F2 FUSE 60378 Littlefuse 313003,3AG, 3 OA, 250V
CR3 5 6 9 10,14 15,
17,18 22 23,24,25,
26 28 30 RECTIFIER 46-136241P1 200V, 1 OA, IN5059
R4 RESISTOR 46- 136207P415 1 OW 2 20K ohm 5%

R7 RESISTOR 46-136207P194 50W 2 70K ohm, 5%
K8 RELAY 46- 142241P8 12VDC 3PDT
K11 RELAY 46- 154420P25 SPDT, 1ZVDC (solder terminals)
K11 RELAY 46 -136370P 13 SPDT, 12VDC (socket mount)
K12 RELAY 46- 154420P1 DPDT 24VDC, 3A (solder terminals)
K12 RELAY 46- 136370P4 4PDT 24VDC (socket mount)
K13 RELAY 46- 154420P3 DPDT 24VDC, 3A (solder terminals)
K13 RELAY 46- 136370P1 4PDT 24VDC (socket mount)
K16 RELAY 46-158613P1 12VDC SPDT
c19 CAPACITOR 46-136227P10 25MFD 50V
R20A RESISTOR 46370 Ohmlte2882 525W 330ohm 5%
R20B RESISTOR 46-140431P51 5 25W, 1K ohm, 5%
R21 RESISTOR 78792 OhmneB D 525W 130ohm 5%
C27 CAPACITOR 46- 136227P13 lOOMFD (replaces 75MFD capacrtor)
CAPACITOR 54822 Centralab DDA-104 75V 1MF 80-30%
FUSE CLIP 59- 297 W/stop, 2 used (screw mount)
FUSE CUP 46- 170042P5 2 used (solder mount)
TERM INAL 46- 136348P4 Kent mfg No 123463
SOCKET 46- 136362P3 Relay for K11 K12 K13
CUP 46-170054P1 For socket-mounted relay
3TB2?? DIODE CIRCUIT BD ASM 46-158017G2* Including components

CR2 7- 22 DIODE 46- 136241P1
R 3 4 5 6 RESISTOR 77195 0 5W, 470 ohm 5%
?This board ISused on all untts

TtThis board is also used on 46-156933Gl/G2 46-156934Gl/G2 and 46-221435G1
*Directly replaced by 46-225682G1, see Page 9- 71

**If K16 relay IS Style 651 use R20A
If K16 relay is Style 671, use R20B
9-29
5-1784 SM B8409/B8412
BAFFLE ASSEMBLIES
BAFFLE ASSEMBLY R E A R VIEW 20233-DlO

1 PIVOT 4 8 173608P1
2 BRACKET 46166335G1
3 BIND HMS 46170015P18 6 3 2 x 31
4 STOP BAR 46173607Pl
5 SPRING 46133787P1
6 ROD 46166210Pl
7 BRACKET 46166298Pl Right
8 BRACKET 4 8 166298P2 Left
9 BAFFLE 46-166089P1 Lead wnyl
10 RETAINING RING 48220277P2 Truarc 5133-17
11 SCREW 46-208908PlO 4-40 x 114” lg 2 used
12 NUT PLATE 51 1A800P119
CASSETTE RELEASE LEVER ASSEMBLY

1 SHAFT 46- 129733P1
2 SPRING 46- 129735P1
3 BRACKET 46-129734P1
4 RETAINING RING 46-220277P5 Waldes Truarc 5133 18 3 used
5 BRACKET 46-129732P1
6 HANDLE 46-129736P1
9-30
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23
16 22
.. 36940-DO1

14 KNOB 48122199P1
15 DECAL 48124185P1 Numbers for knob
16 INSULATOR 25910 Whrtso Inc No 1Al A1
17 BRACKET 46- 166196P1 Mounbng
18 POTENTIOMETER 46-117439P36 P5
19 RESISTOR 46-136207P276 0 5W 13K ohm 5% R2

20 RESISTOR 46-136207P269 0 5W 6 8K ohm 5% R3
21 SET SCREW 25738 Hex soc cup pt 4-40 x 250 lg
22 MACHINE SCREW 46-20856OP23 4-40~ 250lg bd hd
23 LOCKWASHER 17190 For Item 22
9-31
&WAY TABLE TOP SWITCH ASSEMBLY, 46-14832862
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3 1 2 3
1
9 5 6 7 8 5 4 9

SWITCH ASM 46148328G2 Cway table top
1 HOLDER 46-148348P1
2 BUTTON 46-144463P1
4 SWITCH 46-303827P1 1OA 12W250VACSPDTSll 12 35&36
STOPPER 46-154303P1 2 used
BODY 46-16 W 1P l
SHIM 1Ooo90QP51 4 used
JOINT 46-14833OP1
INSULATOR 46-144658P2 4 used

9 32
2-WAY TABLE TOP SWITCH ASSEMBLY, 46-12494861
16
15
10 1 1
6 5 12 4 20792 D l 0
1 INSULATOR 511A800P86 2 used

2 SHAFT 1001217P28
3 SPRING 48124946Pl
4 WASHER 1000904P34
6 BRACKET 46-124947P1
7
RETAINER 511A800P84 2 used
9 SWITCH 46-303827P1 10A 125/250 VAC SPDT 3 1 8 S I 2
10 ACTUATOR 46-124945Pl
11 NAMEPLATE 46-135874P1 Table top
12 SET SCREW 46-208563P33 Hex SOC cup pt 6-32 x 187 lg
13 MACHINE SCREW 46-20856OP23 Bd hd 4 - 4 0 ~250lg
14 MACHINE SCREW 12806 Rd hd 2 5 6 x 50lg
15 WASHER 17239 09 IDx 31 O D x 03THK
16 SEALANT 46-170684P2 LocMe271 1 O c c
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NO 63 SPOT-FILM DEVICE 0
SM B8409IB8412
FLUORO-CAMERA SWITCH ASSEMBLY, 46-12494862
1 9I 8, 7 2 3 10 12 13
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SWITCH ASM 46-124948G2 Fluoro camera

2 SHAFT 1001217P28
3 SPRING 46-124946P1
4 BRACKET 46-124M7P1
WASHER 1000904P34
WASHER 10009O4P384 2 used
RETAINER 511A800P& 2 used
INSULATOR 511A800P85 2 used
SWITCH 82943 Limn No 1cj-404 S i & S2 2 used
10 WASHER 12 1998
11 WASHER 12 244 No 9
12 ACTUATOR 4 8 124945P1
13 NAMEPLATE 46-135874P3 Fluoro camera
934
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ROTATIONAL FOOT REST SWITCH ASSEMBLY, 46-12494863
1 2 3 10 11
6 5 4
20792 D10
SWITCH ASM 46124948G3 Foot rest

2 SHAFT 1001217P28
3 SPRING 46-124946P1
4 WASHER 1000904P34
6 BRACKET 46-124947P1
7 RETAINER 511A8OOP84 2 used
8 WASHER 511A800P85 2 used
9 SWITCH 82943 Lcon No 1-04 S5 S6 2 used
10 ACTUATOR 46-124945P1
11 NAMEPLATE 46 135874P2 Foot rest
9 35
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GRID REClPROCATOR ASSEMBLY (4H54962Gl) Cat No C2664CC
10 ,
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- MOTOR ASM 46- 15496561 Includes Items 2 through 8
2 MOTOR 72692 Barber-Coleman HZD8 48-110
3 EXTENSION 46-132369P3 2 used
4 GUIDE 46-132359P1 2 used
5 SHAFT 46132354G1
6 SPRING PIN 25798
7 Tubular SST 094D x 022W x 437L
BRACKET 46154457Gl
8 CAM PLATE 48154445P1
9 BRACKET 46-154451P1
10 BAR ASM 46-154980G1
12 SPACER 46-154455P1
13 BUSHING 46154988Pl
14 SPACER 1000274P411
15 COVER ASM 46-166343G1
21 GRID c2664AA
22 HANDLE 46-124581P1
23 KNOB 46-111698P2
24 SCREW 46208560P48 Bind hd #632 x 38 lg
25 TAPE 46-170097P1 03 x 75 wde
9-36
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R EV a SM 88409/88412-S
SPOT-FILM ADAPTERS FOR FLUORICON 300

(C7023AA) 4615620063 FOR 9" 8 (C7023GA) 46-156200<3;4 FOR 6
(C7023AFJ (C7023GB) SEE PAGE 42
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SPOT FILM
DEVICE
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1 MOUNTING PLATE 48146583G3 For 9 intensrfier

MOUNTING PLATE 6 146583G4 For 6 intensfier
3 SWITCH 6124948G2 Fluoroxanera for spot film device (Not illustrated here
See Front Panel Assembly for detals )
4 LEAD APERTURE 48131130G5 For 9 intensfier TrappedbetweenIntenstfierBadapter
4A LEAD APERTURE 6 131130G6 For 6 intensfier Trappedbetweenintensher& adapter
5 SCREW 46170016Pl Captive Deutsch No DR&7500-12Q-B4 1/4-28 3 8

Quadlead 4 used
6 WASHER 4 8 170017P1 Spnng Deutsch 4used
7 BUSHING 4 8 170016P2 Deutsch No DH 7500-128 4 used
(not used on later unrts)
8 NUT 46170016P3 Captlve Deutsch No DLG 6010-4 4 used on spot film
device
NOTE Replacement of the captive screws requires speclal tools See FMI 1029A
9 37 Copynghl @ 1985 by General Electnc Co

GENERAL ELECTRIC
REV 8
MEDICAL SYSTEMS NO 63 SPOT-FILM DEVICE
SM B8409lB8412-S
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SPOT-FILM ADAPTER ASSEMBLY FOR FLUORICON COMPACT
C7106DH, SEE PAGE 41
-(C7106DE)
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MOUNTING PLATE ASM 46-163531G1 Cat NO C7106DE

1 MOUNTING PLATE 46-163531P4
4 LEAD APERTURE 46-163529G3 6 12" Aperture for TH Image Tube 8 FL 300
4A LEAD APERTURE 46-163529G4 5 50" Aperture for GE 8 Phillips Image Tubes
5 SCREW 46-170016P1 Capbve Deutxh DRB-7500.12 QB4 4 used
6 WASHER SPRING 46-170017P1 Deutsch D7118 12 *

7 BUSHING 46-170016P2 Deutsch DH 7500-128 4 used (not used on
later unrts)
8 NUT PLATE 46-170016- Deutsch DLG 6010-4 4 used
Copynght @ 1985 by General EleUnc Co 9 38

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5 1784 SM B8409/88412
SPOT-FILM ADAPTER ASSEMBLY FOR COAXIAL OR OPTICAL COMPACT - C7108CE
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NAME PART NO DESCRIPTION
ADAPTER 46-1663O3Gl Coaxial compact C7108CE

1 MOUNTING PLATE 46-163531P5
4 LEAD APERTURE 46-16352963 6 12 Aperture for TH Image Tube 6 Fluorim 300
5 LEAD APERTURE 46163529G4 5 50' Aperture for GE and Phillips Image Tube
6 CAP SCREW 14736 Hex soc FH 1/4-20 x 518 4 used
7 BLOCK 46-167256P1 4 used
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CLIP 48992 Electrovert N 3 (rubber band)

STUD 46-152724F'Z 4 50 long for table vertical ctwt 2 used
I CTWT 46-16602OP2 250" thick for table vertical ctwt 23 long
CTWT 46-166020P3 125" thick for table vertical ctwt 23 long
CLIP 48991 Electrovert C 2
RAIL EXTENSION KIT 46-165026Gl For spot film device consisting of

LEFT TRACK 46- 165598P1 3600 long
RIGHT TRACK 46-165597P1 3588 long
BUMPER 18686 Atlantic India No 18 w
BRACKET KIT ASM 46-173809G1 Shield see FMI 1079 & Service Note 2129
BRACKET 46166338P2 See Page 40 for assembly

APRON SUPPORT 46-165595P1 Curtin rod see Page 40 for assembly
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SPACER 1000274P6
BRACKET 4 6 135791G1 For9A1 B1 C1 12A1 1281
SUPPORT 46133487Pl
SPACER 1000274P398 2 used
BRACKET 4 6 166338P1
6
LEAD APRON B8423AB 16' x 16' 3 panel 46-1119OOG1
7 HINGE 46131044P2 5 used
8 RIVET 16935 5 used
9 WASHER 46216041 P1 5 used
10 APRON 46219229Pl
11 RETAINING RING 13060 No 5101318 loused
12 PIN 508A774P33 5 used
13 SLIDE 46123681 P1 5used
14 APRON BKl 46166254P1 For901 E F G 12C D E
15 BRACKET 46166338P2 Part of C7108CE longer for rad extenslon for
permanently mounted compacts
16 SUPPORT 4 6 165595P1 Part of C7108CE longer for rad extensron for

permanently mounted compacts
17 MACHINE SCREW 17679 FI hd 8-32 x 62 lg
CopyngM 0 1985 by General Eleunc Co 9-40

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SPOT-FILM ADAPTER ASSEMBLY FOR FLUORICONCOMPACT (QlOCOH) -
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MOUNTING PLATE ASM 46-163531G2
1 MOUNTING PLATE 46-163S1P8
4 LEAD APERTURE 46183626Gl 6 12 Aperture for TH Image Tube & FL 300
5 LATCH 61059 southco 19-10-091 10 4 used (plastc)
6 TAPER PIN 46-183509P1 2 used for lineup
'Not identrfied in view
FMI #1155 new latch rework
9-4 1
REV 8 SM 88409/88412-S
SPOT-FILM ADAPTERS FOR FLUORICON 300

(C7023AF) 46-15620065 FOR 9"& (C7023GB) 46-1562ooG6 FOR 6'
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1 MOUNTING PLATE 46146583G5 For9 intensifier

MOUNTING PLATE 46-146583G6 For 6 intensifier
3 SWITCH 46-124948G2 Fluorwarnera for spot film device S O 1 8, S O 2
(not illustrated here)
4 LEAD APERTURE 4G13113065 For 9 intensifier Trapped between intensifier and
-- adapter
4A LEAD APERTURE 46-13113OG6 For 6" intensifier Trapped between intensifier and
adapter
5 LATCH 61059 Southco 19-10-091 10 4 used (plastic)

6 TAPER PIN 46183509P1 2 used for lineup
Not identified in view
Copynght @ 1985 by General Elednc Co 9-42

GE MEDICAL SYSTEMS v , NO 63 SPOT-FILM DEVICE
REV 13 DIRECTION 46-001290 (SM 88409/88412)
POWER ASSIST HANDLE ASSEMBLY, 46-16630161 (FOR MODEL 46-156934G1 THRU 64)
POWER ASSIST HANDLE ASSEMBLY, 46-16630162 (FOR MODEL 46-15693465)
DETAlLS OF TOGGLE ASM 17530D22

1A SUPPORT 46- 159613P2 Casting left (for G1)
18 SUPPORT 46-159613P3 Casting left (for 62) \
2 HANDLE 46- 166318P1 Tube

3A SUPPORT 46- 159612P2 Casting right (for G1)
38 SUPPORT 46- 159612P3 Casting right (for G2)
4 MOUNT 46-20875OP1
5 SPACER 46- 167257P1 No TY-35-M m a y be used n placeof I t e m 4 & 5
6 CAM 46-166088P1 Toggle 2used
7 SPRING 46-166321P1 2 used
8 RETAINING PLATE 46- 173324P1 2 used (replaces 47482 retaining nngs)
9 COVER 46-166087P1
10 INSULATION 46- 154323P2
12A CABLE ASM 46-168708G1
128 CONNECTOR 11133 Amp 1-480276-0
12c TERMINAL 511A59OP104 On wire in Item 128
13 SHAFT 46-166327P1
14 PIN 13368 Spring 062 dia x 012 x 0 187 ig
15 TRIM 46-166309P1 2used
16 TAPE 46-170106P5 7/2 W 36 yd roll (used as required)
17 SWITCH 46-286575P1 3S23 & 3s24
18 INSULATION 46-129551P1 2used
20 SHIM 1OO4596P167 2used
23 MACHINE SCREW 19461 Bd hd 2-56 x 88 lg
24 NUT 12046 2-56
25 MACHINE SCREW 14014 Oval Hd 6-32 x 25 lg
26 STRAP 46-208758P2
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AIR CHECK ASSEMBLY 46-21620464
9 10 4 5 24
25
2 CYLINDER 46-2161WG1
3 CAM 46129646Pl
4 FllTING 46-129615P1
5 ROD 46129647G2
6 MOUNT 46-129638P1

8 RETAINING RING 46220277P6 Truarc 513%21 2 used
10 O-RING 46-136374P11 2 used
11 VALVE SCREW 46-137972P1

14 SEALANT 46-170684P2 LocMe 271 10 cc
15 OIL 06497 Neatsfwt (1 gal )
16 GREASE 81679 Cindol #2321 40 Ib pall
21 BUSHING 46-165154P1
22 COLLAR 46-167262P1 4 used

23 SCREW 48170015P4 Bind hd sems 4-40 x 187 lg
24 FLEX COUPLING 48137276P1 3 piece
25 SPRING PIN 48208735P23 078 cba x 44 lg
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DIRECTION 46-001290 (SM 88409/88412)
RENEWAL PARTS
SM 88409/8412
NO. 63
SPOT-FILM DEVICE
MODELS TYPE 12C1, MODEL 46-156933Gl

TYPE 12D, MODEL 46-156933G2
TYPE 12E, MODEL 4615693303 (HHS)
TYPE 12F, MODEL 46-156933G4
See Page 9 v for Type 9D1,9E,9F, 9G
9-45
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DETAIL A 3537 BARRIER INTERLOCK SWITCH ASSEMBLY
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SWITCH PANEL ASM 46 - 166201G1 For 12C1 and 9D1
SWITCH PANEL ASM 46-l78472Gl For 12D1,12E, 126 9E and !3G
1 SCREEN 78048 Microswttch2A173
2 DENSITY CONTROL ASM 46-13347962 See Page 9-31
3 PLATE ASSEMBLY 46- 12498063 When switch not installed
4 SWITCH 46 -124951P3 Rocker S3, S13 & S34
0 :
7
X RAY SWITCH ASM
BAR ASSEMBLY
LAMP CARTRIDGE
46- 124902G1
46 - 17632861
69602
S7, S14, See Page 9-69
Was 46- 166198G1 - interchangeable
Dialight 507-3917-0371 600, DS2
8 SOCKET 62420 Eldema Corp l k 2 Pin
9 SPEED CLIP 56552 Dialco 515-0051
10 SWITCH 46- 140275P4 S4 For Lock
11 SWITCH PLATE ASM 46 -166085G1 Less components
12 POWER ASSIST HANDLE 46-166301G1 See Page 9-43
13 PROTECTIVE APRON 46-133497G1 Lend vinyl Cat B8423AB, See Page 9-40
14A PUSHBUTTON SWITCH 46- 133753G2 Sequence S17-20 S33, Includes Items148 14C
146 SWITCH 51598 Microswttch#13DM6 SPDT
14c BUTTON 46- 133449P2 For Item 148
15 LABELS 46-250421P1 For Pushbuttons (one complete set)
16 NAMEPLATE 46 - 166086P2
17* INDICATOR LAMP UNIT 71968 Microswttch 2F9
18* LAMP 46 -208634P3 Type 334,4 Used
19* FILTER 61517 Microswttch 2G5, Red, 4 Used
20 BARRIER 67811 Microswttch 284, Black, 2 Used
21 SWITCH ASSEMBLY 46 -148328G2 Cposition button see page 9-32
SWITCH ASSEMBLY 46-124948Gl 2 posttion Table Top, see page 9-33
22 ADAPTER PLATE 46-14852661 For 4-pos swttch Asm for Model 46-15693461 thru G4
23 SWITCH ASSEMBLY 46- 12494863 Foot rest see Page 9-35
24 SWITCH ASSEMBLY 46- 12494862 Fluoro camera see Page 9-34
25 SPACER 1000274P422 8 Used
30U) INDICATOR LAMP UNIT 46-315488P1 Mtcroswrtch 2f209
31(1) LAMP 46 - 208634P5 Type 387 4 Used
3W) FILTER 46-315616P2 Microswitch2912 Red 4 Used
* THE OLD INDICATOR, LAMP, AND FILTER WILL BE AVAILABLE UNTIL MARCH OF 1995
(1) THE NEW INDICATOR, LAMP, AND FILTER MUST BE USED TOGETHER WITHOUT MIXING THE OLD
@ PARTS SINCE T H N ARE NOT INTERCHANGEABLE
9-49
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30 34 31 30
1 23 4 56 24 78 9 10 2223 1 1 121314 15 16 517
29
28
27
26
32
32
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25
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GENERAL ELECTRIC MEDICAL SYSTEMS NO 63 SPOT-RLM DEVICE
5-1 784 SM B8409/88412
SWITCH PANEL ASSEMBLY (REAR VIEW)

SWITCH PANEL ASM 46-166201G1 For 12C1 and 9D1
SWITCH PANEL ASM 46-17847261 For 12D 12E 12F 9E 9F 8 9G
1 ANGULATION CONTROL 46-166205G1 See Page 9-70
2 CHANNEL 46-169060P3 1 [Y long 2 used
3 CHANNEL 46-169060P4 1 5 long
4 BRACKET 46-166084P1
5 SPACER 507A732P21 2 used
7 TERMINAL STRIP 81053 H B Jones No 2002 TS3
8 RESISTOR 46-136207P459 820 ohm 1 OW 5% R1
9 BRACKET ASM 46-12459761 Left
10 CLAMP 46-208713P2 Richco E 3
11 BRACKET 46-166199G1
12 STRAP 46-124722P1
13 SWITCH 52970 S8 Microswdch 2D2
15 ACTUATOR 46-1662OOP1
16 BRACKET ASM 46-12459762 Right
17 CLAMP 46-208718P2 T A Mfg Carp TA713DD5
18 SWITCH PANEL 46-166085G1
19 HINGE 46-208713P4 2 used
20 HINGE 46- 167576P1
21 COUl CONTROL ASM 46-139590G3 See Page 9-28
22 BUSHING 46-169005P1 Weh 3 hole mtg
BUSHING 46-139591P1 Wdh 2 hole mtg
23 SPACER 46146395Pl 4 used
24 DENSITY CONTROL ASM 46133479G2 See Page 9-31
25A DIODE BOARD ASM 46-15801762 3 TB2 see Page 9-29 (old style)
258 DIODE BOARD 46225682G1 See Page 9-71 (new style)
26A HARNESS ASM 46-16861OG1 Man for 12C1 and 9Dl
268 RECEPTACLE 51353 Amp 1-480273-0
26C TERMINAL 511A590P105 For wires in Item 268
HARNESSASM 46-178474Gl Main for 12D 12E 12F 9E 9F & 9G includes
Items268 26C
27 CLAMP ASM 46-158468G2 Dens@ control
28 CLAMP 18723 T A Mfg Cop TA713D12
29 SPACER 46-133451P1 5 used
30 SPACER 1000904P371 2 used
31 GROMMET 12166 2 used
32 FISHPAPER 46-16633OPl 2 used
33A SPEED NUT 58006 Shur Lok #SL210-08-2 (new style)
33B SPEED CLIP 46-136228P3 Tinnerman (old style)
34 MACHINE SCREW 46-208908P2 FI hd 2 56 x 188 lg (for mtg Item 22)
9-51
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FRONT SUBASSEMBLIES A N D PARTS
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GENERAL ELECTRIC MEDICAL SYSTEMS NO 63 SPOT-FILM DEWCE
REV 8 SM 68409/B8412-S
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1 SUPPORT 46-13342OP1 Chain
1A RETURN CABLE 46-133752P1
2 BRACKET 46-13347OP1 Pulley
3 FORWARD CABLE 508A855P14 31 2 long
5 BUSHING 46129609Pl Stud 3 used
6 BRACKET 46-1655806 1
7 INSULATION 46-133462Pl 2 used
8A SWITCH 82943 b n No 16-4-04 3 5 2 8 29 8 32
88 SCREW 46 208560P8 2 56 x 318 lg Bind HD
9 ACTUATOR 83066 2swltch LiconNo 76-1201
9A ACTUATOR 82981 bcon No 76-1200
10 RETAINING RING 12690

11 SPACER 46-133759P1
12 CARRIAGE ASM 46-14217162 Cassette seepage464 9 6 5
13 STUD 46.123978P2 Chain
14 CHAIN 46-116981P23
15 STUD 46-111729P1 Spring
1SA FORWARD SPRING 509A862P6
16 BRACKET 46-133408P1
17 BRACKET 46-133413G1 Shaft support
BRACKET 46 133413P2
BEARING 50213 Penn Eng Spyra Ro No FSD 187
18 BEARING 46-170013P6 Thomson Ind No 4LI FF
19 COUPLING 46-166202P1
21 BRACKET 46-133409P1 Air check return
22 STUD 46-165154P1 Bushing
23A AIR CHECK ASM 46-138487G2 See Page 9-66 directly replaced by Item 238
238 AIR CHECK 46-21620466 New style (includes Items 26 26A) see Page 9-67
24 ACTUATOR 46-133405P1 Swrtch
25 CAM A 46-176319P1
26 COUPLING 46-137276P1 3 Piece
26A PIN 46-208735P23 Spnng 078 x 018 x 437L (for coupling)
27A' SOL & SWITCH ASW 46-197572G2 Sol 301 & S330 12C1 only
278 RECTIFIER 46-136241P1 1N5059 on terminal strip TS 2
SOL 8 SWITCH ASW' 46-1975'2G3 Sol 301 & S330 12D 12E &12F only
29A TERMINAL BOARD 46 158017G2 3TB2 see Page 9-29
296 SUPPRESSOR BOARD 46-19363261 See Page 9-55
29C CIRCUIT BOARD 46 225682G1 Spot Film Assembly see Page 9 71
30 SPACER 46-133476P2
31 SPACER 46-135875P2
32 BRACKET 46-129631G1 Pulley
33 BRACKET 4613 3 ~ 715 ~ Cable
34 CABLE 508A855P13 No 2 4974 long
35 SPACER 1000274P272
'New style see service Note 2959

Solenoid or swrtch not available separately
9-53 CopyngM @ 1985 by General Elecb'~cCo

5 1784 SM B8409/B8412
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SM B8409/B8412
FRONT SUBASSEMBLIES AND PARTS (Contmued)

39 BRACKET 46-12965OP2 Pulley
40 BRACKET 48136750P1 For spring
41 ACTUATING SPRING 509A864P14 Counterweight
42 CHANNEL 46-l33782P1 Guide
43A BRACKET 46-137769Pl Furnished wrth detector
43B BRACKET 46-223844P1 Furnished with Ion Chamber
44A PHOTOTIMER DETECTOR 46-13377763 See SM A W B
PHOTOTIMER CABLE 46-12179861 8 cond wtth octal plug
PHOTOTIMER CABLE 46-156614Gl 6 cond wdh maten lok plug
44B ION CHAMBER 46-22385461 See SM A84OOB or Direction 14671
45 CABLE 46-133456P1 No 1 118 long wlth 2 balls
54 TOP PLATE ASM 46-16625661 12c1 a 1 2 ~ 1
55 TOP PLATE ASM 46-166256G2 12E 8 12F
56 FISHPAPER 46-166330P1
57 BACKPLATE 46-166255P1
74 SWITCH PANEL ASM 46-166201G1 For 12C1 see Pages 9-49 9 5 1
75 SWITCH PANEL ASM 46-17847261 For 12D1 12E 8 12F see Pages 449 9 51
76 BUMPER 13855 Atlantc India no 734
77 STOP BRACKET 46-1672MP1
78 FRONT TRIM 4616633761
82 SUPPORT 46-166331P1
83A HOUSING 46-166271G l For Model 12C1 12D1 12E
838 HOUSING 46 166271G2 For Model 12F
84 BUMPER 13800 Atlantic 82 7 S-120 wlth 1/2 inch stud 2 used
85 SPACER 507A732P18
86 SPACER 507A732P30
88 COVER SUPPORT 46-166259P1 Left 2used
89 COVER SUPPORT 46-166260P1 Right 2 used
90 ACTUATOR RAMP 46-176329P1
91 COVER 4e142181G2
92 FASTENER 46-136228P5 J 1/4-20 threads
93 SPEED NUT 46-136228P3 8-32 threads 2 used
94 NUT PLATE 511A800P84
95A SUPPRESSORBOARD 46-19363261 See below
958 SPOT FILM BOARD 46-225682G1 See Page 971
96 SPACER 48170150P3 2 used for Item 95
SUPPRESSOR BOARD, 46-19363261

R5 45996 525W 200ohm 5%
CR6 8 46-136241P1 1N5059
Q7 52691 MJE3055
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REV 8
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Copyright @ 1985 by General Elednc CO 9-56

REV a SM B8409lB8412 S
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REAR SUBASSEMBLIESAND PARTS
1 GUIDE 46-133421P1
2 RETURN CABLE 46-133752P1 28 84 long wrth fitbngs
3 CABLE FllTlNG 46-13376OP1
4 NUT 46-13378OP1 10-32 left hand thread
5 CABLE FITTING 46-131145P2
6 CHAIN 46-1 16981P23

7 FORWARD SPRING 509A862P6
8 STUD 512A68oPl
9 BUMPER 16061 Lavelle Rubber Go No 637HS 2 used
10 STUD 46-129642P1
11 BRACKET 46129650P1 2 used

12 BRACKET 46-166093P1
22 CARRIAGE TRACK 46-129619G1
23A HOUSING ASM 46-166271G1 Frame for Model 12C1 12D1 12E
23B HOUSING ASM 46-166271G2 Frame for Model 12F
24 CAM SHAFT 46-12972OP1

25 BRACKET 46-165151P1 Smtch
26 PLATE 46129613G1
27 IDLER SPROCKET ASM 46-12963661
28 RETAINING RING 46220277P7 No 5135.25 2 used
29 BRACKET 46-129624G1
30 CAM F 46138481F2
31 WASHER 18861 11 used
32 SWITCH 82982 s22 S326 5338 S321
33 ACTUATOR 82981 hcon No 76-1200 6 used
34 LABEL 46-257472P1
35 INSULATION 1OW596P167 5 used

9 57 Copyrght @ 1985 by General Elecinc Co

REV a SM 88409/88412 S
REAR
20799-Dl4
Copyright @ 1985 by General Elednc Co 458

5-1784 I k Fh ,it SM B8409lB8412
REAR SUBASSEMBLIES AND PARTS (Continued)
37 CABLE RETAINER 46-111725P2 3 used

37A SPACER 46-1-1 1P1
38 MOTOR DR & SOL ASM T3059S Seepages20 21 22 23
39 BRACKET 46-129673P1
40 LATCH 46-133423P1 Counterweight stop lever
42 CABLE 46-133456P1 No 1
43 CTVVT ASM 46-129686G1 See Page 9-27
44 CABLE CLAMP 512A793P1
45 ROD 46-116523P1 Countemeight guide
47 BUMPER 46-111754P5
48 BRACKET 48129629P1 Bumper
49 BRACKET 4 6 129661G1
52 BRACKET 46-129649P1
53 SPACER 46129739P1
54 CABLE 1OO5O48P20 No 3 11 5- long
55 SPRING 509A864P14 Actuatmg
57 TERMINAL BOARD 46-133448Gl TB 1
58 BRACKET 46129747P1 Pulley

59 BRACKET 46-166206P1
60 CLAMP 46208715P4 T A M g No TA500D16
63 ROLLER 46-111568P2
65 LEVER 46-12965661 Counterweight stop

66 SPACER 46133467Pl For 12C1
POTENTIOMETER ASM 46-16620361 Includes Items 68 69 & 73
POTENTIOMETER ASM 46-178473G1 For 12D 12E & 12F includes Items 70 71 72 & 73
68 BRACKET 46-166197P1 -
For mounting potentiometers 12C1
69 INSULATION 46-166329P1 12c1

70 SWITCH 53217 S41 Continental WirtG126 DPDT 12D 12E&12F
71 POTENTIOMETER BRACKET 46-178476Pl 12D 12E 12F
72 INSULATION 46-178478P1 12D 12E 12F
73 POTENTIOMETER 46-117439P6 P6 P l l 2W 5K 6used 12D 12E & 12F
4 u s d 12c1
74 CHANNEL 46-166261G1
9 59
REV 13 DIRECTION 46001290 (SM 68409/68412)
UNDERSIDE PARTS
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28 31 16 17 18
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FRONT 24 LEFT CONE TRACK FRONT 24 RIGHT CONE TRACK
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REV 13 ('6.n DIRECTION 46-001 290 (SM B8409/88412)
UNDERSIDE PARTS
1A TRACK 46 124565P1 Right (For Model 46-156933G1 G2 63)

1B TRACK 46-165597P1 Right (For Model 4615693364)
2 SPACER 46-156636P1 2 used
3 SPACER 48132377Pl 2' long
4 SPACER 46-12458OP2 2 8 4 4 long
5 SLIDE 46-124584P2 2 used
6 CONE TRACK 48123970P4 Right

7 STOP BRACKET 46-167254P1 Front cone track be bar
8 BUMPER 13855 Atlanbc India No 734 3 used
10 CONE ASM 48124593G7
11 SPACER 46- 12458OP1 283/4" long
12 SPACER 4 8 1-28P 1 11 used

13 BUMPER 18686 Atlantic India No 18Wlwasher
14 MASK ASM 46- 17633261 -
Was 4 8 11169561 interchangeable
15 CONE TRACK 46-123970P5 Left
16 SPRING 506A539P1 3 used
17 STEEL BALL 48221583P4 No 52100 3/16 dia 3 used

18 SET SCREW 46208563P5 Hex soc cup pt 1/4-20 x 114
19A TRACK 46-124564P2 Left (For Model 46-15693361 G2 G3)
19B TRACK 46 165598P1 Left (For Model 46-15693364)
20 COVER 46-133427P2
21 INDEX BRACKET 46-129519P1
22 CONE RELEASE 506A542Gl Includes Item 16

23' TIE BAR 48217764P1 Rear cone track
24 SCREW 46208916P22 Fillester head 6 3 2 UNC x 1" long 9 used
25 SCREW 48208908P20 Rat head 6-32 UNC x 38" long
26 CAP SCREW 46-170498P80 Hex &et head 6-32 UNC x 625 long
28 SEALANT 46-170684P2 Loctrte271 lOcc
29 KNOB 46-111698F2 Used wlth hem 31A
30 SHIELD ASM 46-17381361
31A GRID ASM 46-123987G4 includes hems 31B 31C
31B GRID 46-12395OP3
31C HANDLE 46-124581P1
*Not identified in view
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REV 13 & IJ*4& DIRECTION 46-001290 (SM 88409/88412)
REAR COMPONENTS

1 REAR COVER 46-166268P1
2A SPEED NUTS 58006 10 used Shurlok No S L 21GO8-2 (new style)
28 SPEED CLIP 46-136228P3 Tinnerman (old style)
3 PLASTIC NUT 65959 Fastex 212 180402 29-0101 6 used
4 BRACKET 46 166093P1
RELAY BOARD ASM 46 16860661 3TB3 see Page 9-29

CLAMP 46-208718P11 T A Mfg Corp TA713F14
BUSHING 46-208695P17 Heyco SB-500-63 used
MOTOR DR 8 SOL ASM T3059S See Pages 9-20through 23
BOlTOM COVER 46-166257Pl
10 COVER 46-133427P2
11 BRACKET ASM 46-140408G1
12 RETAINING RING 13383 Waldes Truarc 5100-37
13 ROLLER ASM 46-12470661
14 BUMPER 46-220183P1 3M No 51-5018 112 in square x 2 2 t h k
15 BRACKET 46-303584P1
16 BACK COVER 46-16M52P1
17 GRID RECIPROCATOR 46-15496261 See Page 9 36
TRIM COVER 46-16-1 For gnd reciprocator
18 SPIRAL TUBING 47427 Cole-flex SPP 1/4
19 SWITCH COVER 46-166091P1

20 SWITCH 46-136334P3 S39 S40 SPDT Microwtch 2 used
Cat No 13DMIAl
21 SWITCH BRACKET 46-166090P1
22 TRACK 46-124565P1 Right
23 CLAMP 46-208715P4 T A Mfg Co TA500D16
24 TERMINAL ASM 46133448G1 TB1

25 POTENTIOMETER ASM 46-166203G1 For 12C1 8 9D1
POTENTIOMETER ASM 46178473G1 For 12D 12E 12F 9E 9F& 9G
26 RESISTOR 4 6 120610P14 R3 25W 160 ohm 3?40
27 RESISTOR 46-220335P7 A4 Ohmrte No 1009 No 5 bracket
28 BALL STUD 46-136365PlO Tinnerman No P116-473 7 38 2 used

29 FISHPAPER 46-176333Pl
30 FISHPAPER 507A904P32
31 RESISTOR 46-136250P48 3R5 25W 560 ohm 5% 12D 12E 8 12F
32 RESISTOR 46136250P55 3R6 25W 1 10K ohm 5% 12D 12E 8 12F
33 0 RING 1463
34 MOTOR ONLY 72692
35A CONNECTOR 46-170451P I 1 12 socket amp #1 480275-0

358 TERMINAL 511A590P105 For #22 GA wire in Item 35A
9 63
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CASSETTE CARRIAGE ASSEMBLY 46-142171G2
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CASSETTE CARRIAGE ASSEMBLY, 48142171G2

2 WASHER 1000904P4Q6 2 used
3 BLOCK 46-142163P1
4 ANGLE 46-142148P1 12C1 & 12Dl
5 SHAFT 46-142149P1
6 BALL BUSHING 50154 2 used
7 BLOCK 46-146839P1 Carnage stop wfih pad
8 LATCH BAR 46-14841 7G1
9 BEARNG 50214 Nice No C4NS M 24 M 4 used
10 BEARING 50069 6 used Fafnir 33K5FS118
11 PLATE ASM 46-13375761
12 BAR 46-129607P1
13 CASSETE HOLDER 46-142157G1 Inner carriage
14 CARRIAGE 46-14215661
15 BRACKET 46-142167P1
17 BRACKET 46-142159G1
18 BLOCK 46-129628P2
20 PAD 46-133401P1 6 used
21 SPACER 1000274P450
22 RIVET 16936 Thornson No S 590 188L
23 SPRING 46-13 m 8 P 1
24 STRIP 46-142164P1
25 FASTENER 65973 Carr MS 49338-2K2215
26 SPACER 46-142162P1 2 used
27 PLATE 46-133783G1
28 BEARING 46-133784P1
29 STUD 46-137846P2
30 STRIP 46-142180P1
31 HANDLE 46-148416P1
32 RIVET 16932 Thornson No S 590 156L
33 WASHER 1OO09O4P376 6used
34 WASHER 1000904P377 Brass 010 TH No 7 6 used
35 RIVET 46-129621P1 2 used
36 WASHER 12 251
37 CATCH 46-1 11520P1
38 SPRING 46-1 11519P1
39 PIN 1001292P79
40 BRACKET 46-142169P1
41 CHANNEL 46-129671P1
42 SPRING 80401 Lee Sprg Co LE-022B-2 2 used
43 ANGLE ASM 46-142148G1
44 SHIELD 507A194P159
45 WASHER 17200 2 used
46 SPACER 46-129639Pl
47 RETAINING RING 77638 Waldes Truarc N5000-31
9-65
5-1784
SM B8409lB8412
a
AIR CHECK ASSEMBLY, 46-13848762
STOP D
STOP 6 12 (WELDED) 3 4 ?
12 11
(WELDED)
201WDll
AIR CHECK ASM 46-138487G2

4 MOUNT 46-129638P1
5 ROD ASM 46-12964762 Conslsts of

ROD 46-129712P1 834 long
ROD 46129719P2 2 34" long
BLOCK 46-12969OP1
6 FmlNG 46-148054P1
7 0 RING 16916 Parker 2-009 Comp N219-7 2 used
9 RETAINING RING 12787 No 5133-21
10 CYLINDER ASM 46-148053G1
11 CAM 46-129646P1
12 BUSHING 46-165154P1 520" long 318-24 thread
13 COLLAR 46-167262P1 4 used
9-66
GENERAL ELECTRIC MEDICAL SYSTEMS, ,,, -Ix ~
5-1784 SM 88409/88412
AIR CHECK ASSEMBLY, 46-21620466 (DIRECTLY REPLACES 46-13848762)
15 23 25
7- §- 22 24
- -3- - 9 7- - 8 9- -in--- 5
CYLINDER 46-216194G3
CAM 46-129646P1
ROD 46-129647G2
MOUNT 4 6 1B638P1
CUP 512A815P1 2 used
8 RETAINING RING 46-2202RP6 Truarc 5133 21 2 used

10 O-RING 46-136374P11 2 used
15 OIL 06497 Neatsfmt (1 gal )

20 FITTING 46-148054P1
21 BUSHING 46-165154P1
22 COLLAR 46-167262P1 4 used
23 SCREW 46-170015P4 Bind hd 4-40 x 3/16 lg
24 FLEX COUPLING 46-137267P1 3 piece

25 SPRING PIN 46-208735P23 078 dia x 44 lg
9-67
51784 SM 88409/B8412
SPOT-FILM CABLE, 4617841362

21 24
ITEM NO NAME PAFK NO DESCRlPTlON
3 TERMINAL 511A590P1 Push on non-nsul (22 18 wre)

4 TERMINAL 511A590P126 M e t (24-20 wire)
7 CONNECTOR 46-170451P4 12 pin male amp 1-480276-0
9 TUBING 46-136322P27 1 25 ID gray specrfy length
10 TUBING 46136322P20 1 00 ID gray speafy length
11 STRAP 46208758P3 Wire tie

20 TERMINAL 511A590P107 Pin (20-14 wre)
21 CONNECTOR 46-170451P3 9 pin male amp 1-480277 0
22 TERMINAL 511A590P104 Pin (24-18 wire)
24 CONNECTOR 46-170451P1 4 pin male amp 1-480426-0
25 STRAP 46-15O917P2 Marked 2

30 TERMINAL 511A590P124 Push on insul (22 18 wre)
32 CONNECTOR 46-136316P8 15 pin female amp 205606-3
9-68
51784 S M B8409/B8412
ROD ASSEMBLY, 46-11175562
-
-
2 4 / 36937 W1
6
2 BRACKET 46-111545P1
4 ROD 46-1 11618P2
5 CAP SCREW 46-170498P70 Hexsoc hd 4 - 4 0 ~2 5 l g
6 SEALANT 46-170702P1 Loctite 35 50 cc
I
X-RAY' SWITCH ASSEMBLY 46-12490261
2
E
J
36936001
2 ACTUATOR 14036 Microswitch #8PA47

3 BLOCK 48124943Pl
4 SWITCH 82736 Microswrtch #11 SM1
5 PLATE 511A800P97
6 MACHINE SCREW 12806 Rd hd 2 56 x 50 lg
7 PIN 13369 094 dia x 250 lg
9 69
REV 12 SM B8409IB8412
VARIABLE SPEED SWITCH, 4616620SGl

2 PLATE 46-16905761
3 CAM 46-166207P1
4 SPRING 46-129521P1
6 SPACER 46-150561P1
8 LINK 1004596P150
9 LINK 1004596P167
10 POTENTIOMETER 46166304Pl
11 PIN 48208735P37 094x 51g
12 WASHER 12-251
13 SET SCREW 48208563P32 Hex soc cup pt 6-32 x 125 lg
14 SWITCH 82982 S15 S16
17 NUT 4820894 1P1 256
21 LOCKWASHER 48208601P1 For #2 screw
22 WASHER 12 296 09 ID x 18 OD x 03 THK brass
23 HARNESS 46-133480Gl
26 SPACER 4+j-i50250pt 2 used
27 SCREW 46-20856OP4 Bind hd 2-56x 31219
31 WASHER 46-161732P1 2 5 I D x 1 5 O D x 02THK
32 WASHER 48220181P1 08 ID x 17 OD x 03 THK
33 SPACER 46-150079P4
34 SCREW 46208560P16 Bd hd 2 56 x 5 lg
35 ADAPTER 46-166208P1
36 SCREW 46-208908P15 FI hd 4 - 4 0 ~75 lg
37 NUT 46-208643P5 3/6-32
39 LOCKWASHER 46-208601P9 For 318 screw
970
GENERAL ELECTRIC MEDICAL SYSTEMSt , ~ ,*, , NO 63 SPOT-FILM DEVICE
51784 SM B8409/88412
SPOT-FILM BOARD, 46-22568261
43
1
~ O R N
SPOT FILM ASH

4622568261 0
RECTIFIER
CR6 7 9 15 16 17 18 25 26 27
28 29 35 36 37 38 39 45 46 46-136241P1 1N5059
RESISTORS
R8 46-170431P38 5 25W 200 ohm 5%
R10 19 30 40 46136207P241 5W 470ohrn 5%
TRANSlSTORS
Q5 52691 WE3055
MISCELLANEOUS
1 28 TERMINAL 46-136348P4 47 used
9 71
CHAPTER 10
PERIODIC MAINTENANCE
TABLEOFCONTENTS
SECTION TITLE PAGE
1 GENERAL 10-1
2 TRIM COVER REMOVAL 10 1
3 AIR CHECKS 10 3
4 CABLES AND PULLEYS 10 3
5 MOTOR DRIVE 104
6 SEQUENCER 10 5
10 I CopynghtO 1985 1986 by General Electric CO

GENERAL ELECTRIC MEDICAL SYSTENK NO 63 SPOT-FILM DEVICE
REV 9 SM 88409lB8412
CHAPTER 10
PERIODIC MAINTENANCE
- -
SEC 1 GENERAL
Penodic maintenance for spot film devices should be conducted at six-month intervals After completmg Penodic
Maintenance perform the Functional Check procedure (Chapter 4) to check interlocks and overall operabon Use
PMS Data Record-Spot Film Device " (formerly called Form F-3401) to record results To make copies of thls
PMS Data Record use the form on the last two pages of operating manual OM BO1 17/8 for the Monitrol-15
Table
SEC 2 TRIM COVER REMOVAL
To gain access to internal parts on 9D1 and 12C1 and later u n a remove the front cover (Illustration 10-1) remove the
rear tnm plate and tnm cover (Illustration 10-2)and removethe entire center top cover (Illustration 10-3) Also remove
tnm on older model spot-film devices
To Remove Cover
1 Remove Angulation Control Knob (set screwed) and shaft extension
(loosen fiat head screw)
4 Tilting the front coyer and switch panel upward together dismnnect
312 Mate-N Loc connector if table has power assist Remove front
mer
FRONT COVER REMOVAL

ILLUSTRATION 10 1
10 1 CopynghtO 1985 1986 by General Electnc Co

1-1574 SM 88409/88412
Remove trim as follows
1 Remove ( 6 ) 8 32 x 5/16 Bind Hd Mach Screws t o remove rear trim plate
2 Lift off rear t r i m cover
CAUTION
USE ONLY 832 x 5/16 LONG

SCREWS TO A l T A C H REAR
TRIM PLATE A SCREW
LONGER THAN 5/16 USED
IN THE UPPER LEFT HAND
CORNER COULD MAKE * --
CONTACT WITH 3TB1-05 .
* I
c
*
-
- - . ..,
#..
y ,231
,”
-*-..
“ -
*_ .Z /REARTRIMPLATE
-_‘L- L c
- --
.- L
- w- -
e x
5 -
-.- * I *
%*--
L -
-
ILLUSTRATION 10-2 REAR PLATE AND TRIM COVER REMOVAL
(9D1 12Cl SPOT FILM SHOWN)
To remove center top cover
1 Remove (4)Hex Soc Flat Hd Screws from center top cover
2 Carefully lift off center top cover so as not t o damage 3’37 x ray interlock switch near left front
corner of cover
CENTER TOP
ILLUSTRATION 103 CENTER TOP COVER REMOVAL
10 2
1-1 574 SM 68409/68412
SEC 3 AIRCHECKS
Inspect both forward and counterweight air checks Square shafts must be greasy and round shafts oily
Apply Cindol No 2302 grease or petroleum jelly to square shafts Apply a drop or two of Neatsfoot oil
or light machine oil through adjusting screw hole on forward a i r check only Oil the leathers of the counter
weight air checks by applying oil directly to them on the right end Tilt the table toward Trendelenberg
and operate the carriage several times t o work in the oil
SEC 4 CABLES AND PULLEYS
CHECK CABLES FOR

FRAYING AND KINKING
REPLACE I F NECEFARY
JAMMED CUSHION SPRING
REPLACE I F NECESSARY
AREAS ON THE FILM AND INSPECT A L L PULLEYS

INCREASED NOISE WILL RESULT MAKE SURE PULLEYS ARE
USE A GOOD CONTACT CEMENT NOT BOUND UP APPLY A
SUCH AS PLIOEOND TO DROP OF LIGHT 01L TO
RESECURE PAD EACH PULLEY BEARING
19068 D40
CASETTE HOLDER OPERATING SYSTEM (SIMPLI F E D )

ILLUSTRATION 10 4
10 3
2-1381 SM 68409/88412
A Indicates Change
SEC 5 MOTORDRIVE
(61)
1978GO10
ILLUSTRATION 105
A NOTE Rinse the motor dnve spnng dutch assembly wrth CDX, allow to dry and apply one drop of oil to each spnng
If motordnve has a tendency to machine-gun after treatmg in CDX, reset actuator for motor stop swdch so that motor
stops a ltttle sooner but not to the point where sequencing is affected Also incomplete return travel may cause
unreliable latching of the counterweight when the carnage IS in the parked posdion This leads to double or missed
exposures If motor runs too slow or too fast shrfttothe next higher or lower tap on the secondary of the power supply
transfotmer
10-4
GENERAL ELECTRIC MEDICAL SYSTEMS DlVlSlON ~
g , ?V> 4
2 1381 SM 88409188412
SEC 6 SEQUENCER
NOTE For description of sequence operation, see Chapter 5, Section 5 Theory
ILLUSTRATION 10-6
NOTE After cornpletmg Penodic Maintenance perform the Functlon Check procedure Chapter 4
10-5

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Direction 46-001290 (SM BS409/BS412)

a No. 63 Spot -Film Device

THIS SERVICE MANUAL IS AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH ONLY

CE MANUEL DE MAINTENANCE ”EST DISPONIBLE QU’EN ANGLAIS

DIESES KUh’DENDIENST-HANDBUCH EXISTIERT NUR I N ENGLISCHER

ESTE MANUAL DE SERVICIO S6LO EXISTE EN INGLES

ESTE MANUAL DE ASSISfiNCIA TECNICA S 6 SE ENCONTRA DISPONNEL

IL PRESENTE MANUALE DI MANUTENZIONE E DISPONIBILE SOLTANTO IN

Direction 46-001290 (SM B8409/B8412)

No. 63 Spot-Film Device

IMPORTANT! X-RAY PROTECT1ON Q

REV 15 DIRECTION 46-001290 (SM B8409/B8412)

CERTlFlED ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR STATEMENT

a addrbon, electncal feeds into the

REV DATE REASON FOR CHANGE

LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES

Titlepage 15 TAB - CH 6 - TAB- CH 9 -

LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES (Cont )

9-27 11 9-56 thru 9-58 8

SECTION TITLE PAGE

2 CASSETTE LOADING 4-3

X RAY SWITCHES AND INTERLOCKS 44

4-1 Copyright@ 1985 1986 by General Electnc Co

SEC 1 SEQUENCE SELECTOR (SEQUENCER)

OPERATION RESULTS EXPECTED SERVICE REFERENCEI

2 Reset sequence selector FORWARD light is lit Ch 7, Schematics

GENERAL ELECTRIC MEDICAL SYSTEMS DIVISION NO 63 SPOT-FILM DEVICE

With carriage parked, program Sequence selector will not automatically Ch 7

SPOT-FILM - FRONT PANEL

INDICATOR SINGLE FLUOR0

SEQUENCE SELECTOR x RA Y EXPOSURE CASSETTE X RAY EXPOSURE

SEC 2 CASSETTE LOADING

Single-step the sequence selector to a Cassette releases for operator access

2 2 Rear Load Units

SEC 3 X RAY SWITCHES AND INTERLOCKS

1 Visually inspect the safety Safety setup prevents the Ch 6, Sec 5,

2 Release plunger lock on vertical Fluoro exposure prevented by inter- MONITROL

4 Turn off power to table On Spot-film exposure prevented b e Ch 5,Sec 7,

6 With carriage parked

b Depress exposure button - Fluoro exposure

c Depress fluoro camera Fluoro exposure

d Depress foot switch Fluoro exposure

Copyright @ 1986 by General Electnc Co 4-4

GENERAL EtECTRIC MEQICAL SYSTEMS NO 63 SPOT-FILM DEVICE

SEC 4 COMPRESSION CONE AND MYELOGRAPHIC MASK

Release compression cone latch and Field reduced t o 1/4 field

45 CopyngM @ 1986 by General Electnc Co

SEC 5 AUTOMATIC CASSElTE RETURN OPERATION

I f an overlap of exposed spot films X Ray tube and

* Models 9D1 12C1 and later models

SEC 6 OTHER ITEMS

6 2 Lead Vinyl Protective Apron

Check that lead vinyl protective apron is trapped on rail

Copyright@ 1985 1986 by General Electric Co 46

SECTION TITLE PAGE

1 IDENTIFYING FEATURES OF NO 63 SPOT FILM MODELS 51

2 NOMENCLATURE AND GENERAL FUNCTIONS 55

3 CASSETTE CARRIAGE OPERATING SYSTEM 59

5 SEQUENCER MECHANISM 5-17

7 AUTOMATICALLY OPERATED SWITCHES AND RELAYS 5-33

8 COLLIMATOR SHWER-SERVO CONTROL 5-34

9 SPOT FILM AND FLUOR0 EXPOSURE 5-38