UIE MeN TE MANU MAJOR SURGICAL TABLE + 2080L Tag P450552-001LIMITATIONS AND LIABILITY AND INDEMNITY INNO CASE, WHETHER AS A RESULT OF A BREACH OF CONTRACT, BREACH OF WARRANTY (OR TORT (NCLUDING AVSCO'S OR CUSTOMER'S WLLFUL ACTS OR NEGLIGENCE OR STRICT LUABILITY) SHALL AMSCO OR CUSTOMER BE LIABLE TO THE OTHER FOR ANY CONSEQUENTIAL (OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES INCURRED BY THE OTHER, NCLUDING, BUT NOT UMITED TO, LOSS (OF REVENUE. PROFITS OR GOODWILL. HOWEVER, NOTHING CONTAINED IN THIS AGREEMENT IS INTENDED TO RELIEVE EITHER AMSCO OR CUSTOMER FROM CLAIMS, LIAGILTY, OAMAGES (OR EXPENSES RESULTING FROM SODILY RUURY, INCLUCING DEATH, OR FROM PROPERTY DAMAGE INCURRED DUE TO THE WILLFUL ACTS, THE NEGLIGENCE OF OF THE STRICT LAB IY OF THAT PARTY. |AMISCO AGREES TO DEFEND, INDEMNIFY AND HOLD CUSTOMER HARMLESS FROM ANY AND [ALL CLAIMS, LABILITY, DAMAGES OR EXPENSES DUE TO PERSONAL INJURIES, INCLUDING (DEATH, TO EMPLOYEES OF AMSCO AND CUSTOMER AND TO THRO PARTIES AND FOR PROP- ERTV DAMAGE TO THE EXTENT OF THE WILLFUL ACTS OF THE NEGUGENCE OF AMSCO OR THE STRICT LIABLITY OF AMSCO CAUSED BY THE ACTS OR OMISSIONS OF ALSCO. CUS- ‘TOMER AGREES TO OEFEND, INDEMNIFY AND HOLD ANISCO HARMLESS FROM ANY ANO ALL (CLAIMS, LABILITY, DAMAGES OR EXPENSES DUE TO PERSONAL INAIRIES, INCLUDING DEATH, TO EMPLOYEES OF CUSTOMER AND AMSCO AND TO THIAD PARTIES AND FROM PROPERTY DAMAGE TO THE EXTENT OF THE WILLFUL ACTS OR THE NEGLIGENCE OF CUSTOMER OR THE STRICT LABILITY OF CUSTOMER CAUSED BY THE ACTS OA OMISSIONS OF CUSTOMER, WARNING ~ COPYING PROHIBITED ‘This manual is protected by Federal Copyright Law, which provides for damages of up to $20,000, as well at criminal fs and imprisonment, for unauthorized copyingIMPORTANT: A SUMMARY OF THE SAFETY PRECAUTIONS TO BE OBSERVED WHEN OPERATING THIS SURGICAL TABLE CAN BE FOUND ON PAGE 1. DO NOT OPERATE THE TABLE UNTIL YOU HAVE BECOME FAMILIAR WITH THIS INFORMATION. EQUIPMENT MANUAL MAJOR SURGICAL TABLE °2080L * 2080RC (7/4195) P-150552-001 Rev. 3 (©1995—Asco AllightsResened ssoss.0gt Printed in USA.A WORD FROM AMSCO 5 er ‘This manual contains important information on the proper use and routine care of Models 2080L and 2080RC Surgical Tables. All personnel involved in the use of the tabies should carefully review and become familiar wth the warnings, cautions and instructions found in this manual, and it should be retained in a conveniently accessible area for quick reference. Following are some important points regarding table operation: Mode! 2080 Tables are designed to safely support and position a '800-pound patient with floor locks engaged and body weight appropriately distributed to attain standard surgical positions. ‘patient grounding receptacle is provided. The male connector {or patient grounding is not furnished by AMSCO. Compiete UNCRATING INSTRUCTIONS for your table, as well as an EQUIPMENT DRAWING, have been furnished. If you cannot find them. ..write, fax or telephone AMSCO giving the serial, unit ‘and model numbers of the table. Replacement copies willbe sent to you promptly WUMUMLILILLLLULLLLLLLILILILLLLMLtb, thorough preventive maintenance program is essential to safe Service Information 2nd proper table operation. Comprehensive instructions for WAMU eee can be found in the Maintenance Manual, You are encouraged to contact your AMSCO representative ‘concerning our Preventive Maintenance Agreement. Under terms of this agreement, preventive maintenance, adjustments and replacement of worn parts are done on a scheduled basis, assuring equipment performance at peak capability and avoiding untimely or costly operating room schedule interruptions. AMSCO Engineering Service maintains a nationwide staff of well- equipped, factory-trained technicians to provide this service, as well as expert repair services. Please contact your local AMSCO representative for service details. i 150552001TABLE OF CONTENTS Paragraph Page SUMMARY OF WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS. IMPORTANT USER INFORMATION.. Pinch Points . Patient Positioning Requirements .. INSTALLATION .... OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS, 2080L Tabi Attach Head Section Power Control 10 Emergency Power Failure Positioning ruins 2 Head Section and Kidney Elevator ConttOlS «novo 12 Pads and ACCeSSOTieS enn ennnneninnnn 13 2080RC Table... Attach Head Section... 15 Remote Control Unit. 16 Secondary ContrOls urn So 18 Emergency Power Failure Positioning 20 Head Section and Kidney Elevator COntOIS .senne 20 Pads and Accessories.. ROUTINE MAINTENANCE Daily Cleening/Disinfecting Procedures Weekly Cleaning Procedure PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE. Monthly Preventive Maintenance Quarterly Preventive Maintenance. ‘Semi-Annual Preventive Maintenance TROUBLESHOOTING DISPOSAL HAZARD ii 150552001v 1s0s8e.001SUMMARY OF WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS 4 | Following is a summary of the safety precautions which must be observed when operating or servicing this table. WARNINGS indicate potential for danger to personnel or patients and CAUTIONS indicate potential for damage {o equipment. These precautions are repeated, where applicable, throughout the manual WARNING — PINCHING HAZARD: Ay Pinch points are created during extreme tabletop articu in Figure 1, Possible Pinch Points, before operating the table. jon. Carefully review illustrations WARNING — PINCHING AND TIPPING HAZARD: Ay Patient injury may result if the operaior of this table is not completely famillar with the controls fot pallent positioning and table operation. WARNING — TIPPING HAZARD: Ay do not place patient on the table unless floor locks are engaged. Ay Do not release floor locks while patient is on table. Ay Do not exceed 300-pound maximum patient weight. Ay Do not place obese patients (reversed) on a revorsed head section (seo Figure 4). Ay Always check table stability when pationt is reversed on table. WARNING — PATIENT OR USER INJURY HAZARD: aA Possible patient or user injury, as well as table or accessory failure, may result from using AMSCO table accessories for other than their stated purpose — or from using, on AMSCO tables, accessories manufactured and soid by other companies, Ay stabilize table when transferring patient. Ay Unanticipated table movement could cause patient injury. Patient must be secured to the table in ‘accordance with recommended positioning practices, Ay Health care professionals must ensure that patients are positioned and monitored so as to prevent compromising respiration, nerve pathways or circulation. AX When installing any table accessory, check for correct attachment and tighten securely (if appropriate). Do not use worn or damaged accessory. Check installation before using any accessory. WARNING — EXPLOSION HAZARD: Ay Do not use these tables in the presence of flammable gases or flammable anesthetics. WARNING — TRIPPING HAZARD: 4X Route power eordto receptacle ina postion so that twill not be tripped overby personnelin the area Section 1- Summary of Wamings and Cautlons 10882001WARNING — FAILURE HAZARD: fy The safe and reliable operation of this equipment requires regularly scheduled preventive maintenance in addition to the faithful performance of the routine maintenance described in this manual. Contact AMISCO Engineering Service to schedule preventive maintenance by an experienced, fully trained service technician Ay Repairs and adjustments must be performed only by experienced personnel, fully acquainted with this equipment, Maintenance done by inexperienced, unqualified personnel or instela- tion of unauthorized parts could cause personal injury, invalidate the warranty, or tesultin costly damage. Contact your AMSCO Engineering Service or sales representative regarding service options: WARNING — INFECTION HAZARD: Ay Rubber or plastic gloves, masks and eye protection must be worn and OSHA blood-borne pathogens standards followed when cleaning, io protect against aerosols being reflected from contari- nated surfaces. WARNING — PATIENT OR USER INJURY OR EQUIPMENT DAMAGE HAZARD: Ay When moving the table, do not run the table into solid objects such as doors, doorways, walls, anchored equipmentor other heavy equipment. Structural falure may result or damage may occur to the table which may result in later structural failure resulting in personal injury. This damage may not be immediately evident WARNING — DISPOSAL HAZARDS IN TABLES: 4d This product contains materials which may require disposal through appropriately licensed and permitted hazardous waste management fms. See Section € for materials listing. CAUTION — PERSONNEL OR EQUIPMENT DAMAGE: Ay Use only recommended cleaners/disinfectants on AMSCO tables. Donot use phenolics, which may cause patient skin burnsifinadequately rinsed off, or alcohol which does not have sufficient cleaning/cisinfection properties. AX fread the label of aerosol can thoroughly and follow all directions and cautions as shown. Cleaning procedures requiring articulation of the table should be performed only by persons familiar with table operation. AX During some exireme articulations, the tabletop or leg section and leg section lever arms may contact the base and/or column shrouds. Take care to avoid positioning the table in such away as to cause damage 10 the shrouds. Ay Aiter performing cleaning procedures, ensure pads and X-ray tops are completely dry before reinstalling. Moisture trapped between pads and X-ray tops may contribute to equipment damage, such as X-ray top warpage. By Do not spray cleaning fluid into patient grounding receptacle, or into any receptacle contact. Doing so may cause corrosion and loss of function Ay Do not force POWER pedal during emergency operation without first positioning one of the control levers, Failure to do so will cause undue strain on POWER pedal 2 ‘soss2001 ‘Section 1 - Summary of Wamings and CautionsIMPORTANT USER INFORMATION B ULL Ltitttide, Ding extreme tabletop articulation, eight possible pinch points Pinch Points ©%s:. These points are identlied in Figure 1 UMMM LLL: ‘\\ personnel involved in tabletop positioning should examine and be aware of these points before operating the Table. AQ WARNING - PINCHING HAZARD: Pinch points are created during extreme tabletoparticulation. Care- fully review ilustrations in Figuret, Possible Pinch Points, before op- erating the table. ‘NF00T Secon sige row ‘Seivaa DIO CSearHc 103 ot HO ae Seat Sess a AOMEY BRIDGE Figure 1. Possible Pinch Points ‘Section 2- Important User information 20882001CULL Patient Positioning Requirements CMLL 4 WARNING - PINCHING AND TIP- PING HAZARD: Patient injury may result if the operator of this table is notcompletely familiarwiththecon- trols for patient positioning and table operation, (Ay WARNING - TIPPING HAZARD: Do not place patient on the table unless floor locks are engaged. ~ Do not release floor locks while patient is on table. = Do not exceed 300-pound maxi- mum patient weight. = Do not place obese patients (re- | versed) on a reversed head section (see Figure 4). Always check table stability when patient is reversed on table 4. WARNING - PATIENT OR USER IN- JURY HAZARD: + Stabilize table when transferring patient. + Health care professionals must ensure that patients are positioned and monitored so as to prevent ‘compromising respiration, nerve pathways or circulation. 4 0852001 This Table is designed to safely support and position a 300-pound patient with body weight appropriately distributed to attain stan- dard surgical positions typical of those shown in AMSCO literature, This same design criteriais applied to AMSCO accessories used with this Table. Norma! Patient Orientation © Do not exceed 300 pounds maximum patient weight, * Do not use Table unless floor locks are engaged. * Do not attempt to move Table while patient is on it. # Do not extend (lengthen) the patient support surface beyond that shown (refer to Figure 2), Have a qualified medical professional monitor patients during surgery forall possible patient positioning hazards. Back Section Seat Leo jure 2. Normal Patient Orientation ‘Section 2 Important User InformationAd WARNING - PINCHING AND TIP- PINGHAZARD: Patientinjury may result if the operator of this table is not completely familiar with the controls for patient positioning and table operation. AX WARNING - TIPPING HAZARD: -Donotplace patient on the table unless floor locks are engaged. = Do not release floor locks while Patient is on table. ~Do not exceed 300-pound maxi- ‘mum patient weight. - Do not place obese patients (re- | versed) on a reversed head sec- | tion (see Figure 4). ~Alwayscheck table stability when patient is reversed on table. AX WARNING - PATIENT OR USER INJURY HAZARD: - Stabilize table when transferring patient. - Health care professionals must ensure thatpatientsarepositioned and monitored so as to prevent compromising respiration, nerve pathways or circulation. ‘Section 2- Important User information Reverse Pa! nt Oriental ‘© Observe all normal patient orientation guidelines (see Figure 3). © Do not use reversed head section for obese patients (see Figure 4). © Always check Table stability when patient is positioned. © Have a qualified medical professional monitor patients during surgery for all possible patient positioning hazards. © Leg, Flex, and Reverse Flex may not operate unassisted with a reversed patient. Other Considerations © Use extreme care when transferring patients to or from Table, ‘© Check that all accessories are properly installed and secured, © Check for and eliminate harmful patient pressure points once patient is positioned. Head Seaton ~ Back Seat ls Do Wot Use in Secen Serion Seton fis Postion or ‘ese Patni ~ see gue 4 Figure 3. Non-Obese Reverse Patient Orientation Seat i Seaton a Back Seaton easton - Bante win serie! Viesinfase Control End Postion, xcept as shown, Figure 4. Obese Reverse Patient Orientation 5 1s0882.001WARNING. EXPLOSION HAZARD: Donotusethese tables inthe pres- ‘ence of flammable gases or flam- mable anesthetics. QXWARNING - TRIPPING HAZARD: Route power cord to receptable In @ position so that It will not be ‘tripped over by personnel In the area. AQWARNING - PATIENT OR USER INJURY OR EQUIPMENT DAMAGE HAZARD: When moving the table, do not run the table Into solid ob- Jects such as doors, doorways, ‘walls, anchoredequipmentorother heavy equipment. Structural fall- ure may result or damage occurto the table which may result in later structural failure resulting In per- sonal Injury. This damage may not be immediately evident. 6 160852.00 INSTALLATION 1. Place Table in desired location. 2. Fully depress LOCK pedal. (This will lock Table in position by lowering the floor locks. Table will remain locked [immobile] until pedal is again fully depressed and then released.) NOTE: Floor locks are factory-aajusted for a level surface. How- ‘ever, as floor surfaces may vary, readjustment may be required. When property adjusted, locks should engage simultaneously. Casters shouldnotclear floor (.e., they should not swing freely with Table in tocked position). 3. Check floor locks. Be sure each is snug against floor. If necessary, adjust floor focks as follows: a. Place LOCK pedal in its up (unlocked) position. Us wrench, screw floor locks into base as far as possible (see Figure 6). Figure 5, Locating Table ‘Section 3 Installation. Place LOCK pedal in its down (locked) position. Unscrew floor locks until they are snug against the floor (see Figure 6), Place LOCK pedal i additional 1/2 turn. ‘up position. Unscrew tloor locks an 1. Operate LOCK pedal through several cycles. Operation should be smooth and positive; Table should rise evenly as floor locks are actuated. With locks engaged, Table should Not rock or move when normal forces are applied. You may alsofind that afurther 1/4turnin either direction wil'finetune™ the operation. Insert plug on power cord into wall receptacle (120 volt, 60 Hz). >> Installation Checkout Afterinstalling the 2080 Table, contact your AMSCO representive Section -Instalavon —who will gladly schedule a checkout and test of your installation ‘and show the persons designated how to operate the equipment. Figure 6. Floor Locks Lowered ‘80552001B OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS WMULILULLLLLLLttitttéh. NOTE: The 2080 Table is designed to accommodate a (maximum) 20B0L Table 300-pound load, distributed as follows: head section, 25 lbs; back WML section, 100 Ibs; seat section, 140 Ibs; and foot section, 35 (bs. Section Trondoenburg Control srounaing Recep Figure 7. 2080L Table 150552.0) Section 4- Operating instructionsCMMOLLOLLLLLOLLL MOMMA Attach Head Section - 2080L LULL LLL 4d WARNING - PINCHING HAZARD: Pinch points are created during extreme tabletop articulation, Carefully review illustrations in Figure 1, Possible Patient Pinch Points, before operating the tabl AX WARNING - PINCHING AND TIP- PING HAZARD: Patient injury may result if the operator of this table is not completely familiar with thecon- trols for patient positioning and table operation. A WARNING - TIPPING HAZARD: = Do not place patient on the table unless floor locks are engaged. = Do not release floor locks while patient is on table. + Do not exceed 300-pound maxi- mum patient weight. = Do not place obese patients (re- versed) on the headifoot section (see Figure 4). - Always check table stability when Patient is reversed on table. Ay WARNING - PATIENT OR USER IN- JURY HAZARD: Possible patient or user injury, as well as table or accessory failure, may result fromusing AMSCO table ‘accessories for other than their stated purpose or from using, on AMSCO tables, accessories manu- factured and sold by other compa- nies. + Stabilize table when transferring patient. + Unanticipated table movement could cause patient injury. Patient must be secured to the table in accordancewith recommended po- sitioning practices. Section 4- Operating Instuctions NOTE: Thumbscrews located under tabletop frame must be loosened before Head Section can be attached or removed. Attach Head Section as follows (see Figure 8) Fully insert rods extending from side of Head Section altach- ment into the bores provided in the tabletop frame, Reach under tabletop frame and fully tighten the two thumb screws to secure the Head Section attachment in place. Check to assure Head Section has been securely locked. Taoitep Frame = eas Backor Leg Seaton Thumbserews Figure 8. Attach Head Section 1505522001Lfededdceddededeeeddddéédtée Wilt Power Control - 2080L Mh CLLLULLLLLL LLL >> Back-Side-Foot-FlexControl Ay WARNING — PATIENT OR USER INJURY HAZARD (continued): = Health care professionals must ensure that patients repositioned and monitored so as to prevent compromising respiration, nerve pathways or circulation, = When installing any table acces- sory, check for correct attachment and tighten securely (If appropri- ate). Do not use worn or damaged accessory. Check installation be- fore using any accessory. Ay WARNING - EXPLOSION HAZARD: Donotuse these tables in the pres- ence of flammable gases or flam- mable anesthetics. WARNING - TRIPPING HAZARD: Route power cord to receptacie in a position so that it will not be tripped over by personnel in the area. AX WARNING - PATIENT OR USER INJURY OR EQUIPMENT DAMAGE HAZARD: When moving the table, do not run the table into solid ob- jects such as doors, doorways, walls, anchored equipmentor other heavy equipment. Structural fall- ure may result or damage may oc cur to the table which may result later structural failure resulting personal injury. This damage may not be immediately evident. | AXCAUTION: During some extreme articulations, the tabletop or leg section and leg section lever arms may contact the base and/or col- umn shrouds. Take care to avoid positioning the table in such a way as tocausedamagetothe shrouds. 10 +50552.00: All controls are conveniently located at the Table head end. Two simple control levers provide complete maneuverability of table- top. On the right side is the BACK-SIDE-FOOT-FLEX selector control ... on the left side, the TRENDELENBURG/REVERSE TRENDELENBURG control, Both control levers are within easy reach of the anesthesiologist. Clearly identified foot pedals allow the Table to be RAISED or LOWERED through an 18° range (See Figure 9) 1. Move Selector Lever to BACK, SIDE, FOOT or FLEX. 2, Move Control Lever up or down to actuate table section selected. (Direction that lever is moved will govern direction of tabletop movement.) Depress and hold POWER pedal. Release of Control Lever or POWER pedal automatically stops tabletop and locks it in position. ZZ ANE S pe sate ENF Figure 9. Posture Selector Selection Selector ever Section 4-Cperating netuctians>> Trendelenburg/Reverse (See Figure 10) indelenburgt Tre ou daca Lower Control Lever for Trendelenburg positioning... raise for Reverse Trendelenburg positioning, (Direction that lever is moved will govern direction of tabletop movement.) 2. Depress and hold POWER pedal. Release of Control Lever or POWER pedal automatically stops tabletop and locks it in position, NOTE: An easy-to-read Tilt Indicator shows degree of angulation, “rendelenburg Indicator Tt Indicator /; Trendeenburg Cantal Laver Figure 10. Trendelenburg Control >> Ralse-Lower Control (See Figure 11) 1. Depress RAISE pedal to elevate tabletop ... depress LOWER pedal to lower tabletop. 2. Release of RAISE or LOWER pedal automatically stops tabletop and locks it in position, Tableop Figure 11. Raise-Lower Control " ing Instructions 150552.008AMMO UUM Emergency Failure Pesitioning - 2080L Mitt, CULL CAUTION: Do not force POWER pedal during emergency operation without first positioning one of the control levers. Failure to do so will cause undue strain on POWER pedal. CULL Head Section and Kidney Elevator Controls - 2080L Vllillte ULLAL >> Head Section Control >> Kidney Elevator Control 12 1s0582.00 Emergency operation is the same as POWER CONTROL, except: 1, Position tabletop as follows: a. Select tabletop section to be positioned. b. Actuate Control Lever. c. Pump POWER pedal. 2. To elevate tabletop, pump RAISE pedal. (See Figure 12) These controls must be manually operated. The Head Section has ‘aPosition-Control Ratchet located beneath the Head Section. The Kidney Elevator Crank Handle is adjacent to the Trendelenburg Conirot Lever. 1. Pull the Release Handle (spring-loaded) toward the Table head end. 2, Place the Head Section in desired position 3. Release the Handle to lock the Head Section in position, Turn Crank Handle clockwise to raise Kidney Elevator ... counter- clockwise to lower. Aeteate Horde eae Section Figure 12. Head Section and Kidney Elevator Controls Seaton ¢- Operating insructionsCULLLLLILILLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL CULULLULLLALLLLLLLLLLLLL LL >> Pads >> Accessories Ay WARNING - POSSIBLE PATIENT OR USER INJURY: - Possible patient or user injury, as well as table or accessory fail- ure, may result from using AM- ‘SCO table accessories for other than their stated purpose-or from using, on AMSCO tables, acces- sories manufactured and sold by other companies, - When installing any table acces- sory, check forcorrectattachment and tighten securely (if appropri- ate). Donat use worn or damaged accessory. Check installation before using any accessory. “Repistered tadmarkof Veloro Corporation. Seaton 4- Operating instuctions (See Figure 13) The conductive rubber matiress pads are backed with Velerot strips which fasten to opposing strips on the tabletop, 1. To install, place pad in position and press Velera strips together, 2, To remove, “peel’ pad away trom tabletop. Removable accessories are positioned and secured by clamps or sockets which are applied to (and slide along) the side rails, 1, To install, place clamp (or socket) on side rail and lock in Position with knob (or handle) provided. 2. To remove clamp (or socket) from the side ral, asen knob (or handle) and slide clamp (or socket) along rail until a noich is reached ... then remove clamp. NOTE: Clamp (or socket) may also be removed fram the end of side rail by lowering the stop. 3. If table includes X-ray top, refer to P-79779-001, Equipment Instructions (supplied with top) for proper installation proce- dure. Side Rail, Nich ey Figure 13. Pads and Accessories 13 ssoss2001ULL ltlttttts NOTE: The 2080 Table is designed to accommodate a (maximurn) 2080RC Table 200-pound toza, distributed as follows: head section, 25 Ibs; back UUM Ltt, section, 100 bs; seat section, 140 Ibs; and foot section, 35 Ibs. emate Control Uni Groundion Reeeptace Figure 14. 2080RC Table ULL ltld Power Conta is provided through a remote control unit at @ point Power Control = ouiside the surgical field. (The remote control unt attaches to OBO RC Tadewhen not inuse.) Secondary controls, at head end of Table, anuewnunounuuunuuumninnn ey 2 sed Ie fequired. A second control receptacle is also provided for an optional foot control. (See Figure 20.) 14 ssass2001 Section 4- Operating insuctionsULLAL Attach Head Section - 2080RC WALULLULLITLLLLL 4d WARNING - PINCHING HAZARD: Pinch points are created during extreme tabletop articulation. Carefully review illustrations in Figure 1, Possible Pinch Points, before operating the table. | 4 WARNING - PINCHING AND TIP- PING HAZARD: Patient injury may result ifthe operator of this table is, notcompletely familiar with thecon- trols for patient positioning and table operation. Ad WARNING - TIPPING HAZARD: = Do not place patient on the table unless floor locks are engaged. = Do not release floor locks while patient is on table. mum patient weight. = Do not place obese patients (re- versed) on the head/foot section (see Figure 4). - Always check table stability when patient is reversed on table, (As WARNING - PATIENT OF USER IN- JURY HAZARD: -Possible patient or user injury, as well as table or accessory failure, may result from using AMSCO table accessories for other than their stated purpose or from using, on ‘ANISCO tables, accessories manu- factured and sold by other compa- nies, + Stabilize table when transferring patient. + Unanticipated table movement could cause patient injury. Patient must be secured to the table in accordancewith recommended po- sitioning practices. ees Section 4- Operating Instructions MMM - Do not exceed 300-pound maxi-- NOTE: Thumbscrews located under tabletop frame must be loosened before Head Section can be attached or removed. ‘Attach Head Section as follows (see Figure 18): 1 Fully insert rods extending trom side of Head Section attach- ment into the bores provided in the tabletop frame, Reach under tabletop frame and fully tighten the two thumb- screws to secure the Head Section attachment in place. Check to assure Head Section has been securely lacked. ‘aston Frame Beck or Leg Head Settion Thumbserews Figure 15. Attach Head Section 18 ssoss2001CLITA LLL Remote Control Unit - 2080 RC CUUUULULALLLLLXLLLL le (Ay WARNING — PATIENT OR USER | @S INJURY HAZARD (continued): - Health care professionals must ensure thatpatientsare positioned and monitored so as to prevent compromising respiration, nerve pathways or circulation, = When installing any table acces- sory, check for correct attachment and tighten securely (it appropri- ate). Do not use worn or damaged accessory. Check installation be- fore using any accessory. Ad WARNING - EXPLOSION HAZARD: Donotuse these tables inthe pres- ence of flammable gases or flam- mable anesthetics. WARNING - TRIPPING HAZARD: Route power cord to receptacle in a position so that it will not be tripped over by personnel in the area. AX WARNING - PATIENT OR USER INJURY OR EQUIPMENT DAMAGE HAZARD: When moving thetable, do not run the table into solid ob- jects such as doors, doorways, walls, anchoredequipmentor other heavy equipment. Structural fail- ture may result or damage may oc- curto the table which may result in later structural failure resulting in personal injury. This damage may not be immediately evident. AXCAUTION: During some extreme articulations, the tabletop or leg section and leg section lever arms. may contact the base and/or col- umn shrouds. Take care to avoid positioning the table in such a way astocause damagetothe shrouds. 16 1s0852.001 (See Figure 16) HEAD ( Trendelenburg/Reverse Trendelenburg), HEIGHT (Raise- Lower), BACK, SIDE, FOOT, and FLEX switches automatically provide desired type and direction (as indicated on each switch) of tabletop movement. A pilot light indicates when remote control unit is energized. Power ton Powe 7 Indeaton gat EQ ausco 2080RC | ee Pog Trendslenburg Contra Paise-Lower ‘ontl __ Posture ‘contrat Figure 16, Remote Control Unit Section 4-Operating structions>> Head Down [Trendelenburg) - Head Up (Reverse ‘Trendelenburg) Control >> Raise-Lower Control >> Back-Side-Foot-Flex Control ‘Section 4- Operating Istuctions 4. Push and hold HEAD switch. (Direction that switch is pushed will govern direction of tabletop movement.) 2. Push and hold POWER button, 3. Release of HEAD switch or POWER button automatically stops tabletop and locks it in position. NOTE: An easy-to-read Tilt Indicator (on the Table) shows degree of angulation. Push and hold HEIGHT switch. (Direction that switch is pushed will govern direction of tabletop movement.) 2, Push and hold POWER button. 3. Release of HEIGHT switch or POWER button automatically stops lablelop and locks it in position, 1, Push and hold the BACK, SIDE, FOOT, or FLEX switch. (Direction that switch is pushed will govern direction of tabletop movernent.) Push and hold POWER button. Release of Position switch or POWER button automatically stops tabletop and lacks it in position, NOTE: Dual safety contro! is purposely designed to eliminate accidental movernent of tabletop during surgery. "7 s605s2.001WULUILUIILLALLLLLLA 0 sitp\e. control levers provide complete maneuverability of Secondary Controls = tabletop. The TRENDELENBUAG/REVERSE TRENDELENBURG BOBORC © lis onthe let side; the BACK-SIDE-FOOT-FLEX controlison y the right. Both contro! levers are within easy reach of the anesthe- WLLULLUTI LAI io. Clearly dentiied foot pedals alow Table to be RAISED or LOWERED through an 18:inch range. >> Trendelenburg/Reverse (See Figure 17) TrendolenburgControl 5 wor Control Lever for Trendelenburg positioning ... raise for Reverse Trendelenburg positioning, 2. Depress and hold POWER pedal, 3. Release of Control Lever or POWER pedal automatically stops tabletop and locks it in position, NOTE: An easy-to-read Tilt Indicator shows degree of angulation. Trendlenburg Incator SQ ae coat Figure 17. Trendelenburg Control >> Rlaise-Lower Control (See Figure 18) 1. Depress RAISE pedal to elevate tabletop ... depress LOWER Pedal to lower tabletop. 2. Release of RAISE or LOWER pedal automatically stops tabletop and locks it in position, Figure 18. Raise-Lower Control 18 1505520001 Section 4- Operating insnuctions>> Back-Side-Foot-Flex Control Section 4 -Operating Instructions (See Figure 19) 1, Push in and turn Selector Crank for BACK, SIDE, FOOT or FLEX position. 2, Move Control Lever to actuate table section selected. (Direc- tion that lever is moved will govern direction of tabletop movement.) Depress and hold POWER pedal. 4, Release of Control Lever or POWER pedal automatically stops tabletop and locks it in position. Selection Ingsator Figure 19. Posture Selector Hand Control ety ox Cover. Receptace Hand Controt Foot Cane, Aecepace Figure 20. Control Receptacles 19 1soss2 001MMMM LLL Power Emergency Failure Positioning - 2080RC WLLLLLILLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLULUL Ay CAUTION: Do not force POWER pedal during emergency operation without first positioning one of the control levers. Failure to do so will cause undue strain on POWER pedal, ZZ Head Section and Kidney Elevator Controls « 2080RC UULUULLULLULLLLL LLL >> Head Section Control >> Kidney Elevator Control 20 10ss2.001 Emergency operation is the same as POWER CONTROL (on Table), except: 1. Position tabletop as follows: a, Select tabletop section to be positioned, b, Actuate Control Lever on Table. ©, Pump POWER pedal. 2. To elevate tabletop, pump RAISE pedal. (See Figure 21) These contro's must be manually operated, The Head Section has ‘a Position-Contral Ratchet located beneath the Head Section. The Kidney Elevator Crank Handle is adjacent to the Trendelenburg Control Lever. 1, Pull the Release Handle (spring-loaded) toward the Table head end. Place the Head Section in desired position. Release the Handle to lock the Head Section in position. Turn Crank Handle clockwise to raise Kidney Elevator... counter- clockwise to lower. Release Fanci Head Secton Figure 21. Head Section and Kidney Elevator Controls Section 4 Operating nsiuctonsUML Pads and Accessories - WLLL LLL >> Pads >> Accessories Ay WARNING - POSSIBLE PATIENT OR USER INJURY: - Possible patient or user injury, as well as table or accessory fail- ure, may result from using AM- SCO table accessories for other ‘than their stated purpose- or from using, on AMSCO tables, acces- sories manufactured and sold by other companies. = When installing any table acces- sory, check forcorrectattachment and tighten securely (If appropri- ate). Do not use worn or damaged accessory. Check install before using any accessory. “Registered racmarko Voero Corporation, ‘Section 4-Operating insructons (See Figure 22) ‘The conduotive rubber mattress pads are backed with Velcro" strips which fasten to opposing strips on the tabletop, 1. To install, place pad in position and press Velcro strips together. 2, To remove, "peel" pad away from tabletop. Removable accessories are positioned and secured by clamps or sockets which are applied to (and slide along) the side rails. 1. To instal, place clamp (or socket) on side rail and lock in position with knob (or handle) provided. 2. Toremove clamp (or socket) from the side rail, loosen knob (or handle) and slide clamp (or socket) along rail until a notch is reached ... then remove clamp. NOTE: Clamp (or socket) may also be removed from the end of side rail by lowering the stop. 3. If table includes X-ray top, refer to P-79779-001, Equipment Instructions (supplied with top) for proper installation proce- dure. Sid Rall Stop Samp Figure 22. Pads and Accessories at 150582.001a& WARNING - FAILURE HAZARD: The safe and reliable operation of this equipment requires regularly scheduled preventive maintenance in addition to the faithful perfor- ‘mance of the routine maintenance described in this manual. Contact AMSCO Engineering Service to schedule preventive maintenance by an experienced, fully trained service technician. a Wtlll Disinfecting Procedures UM AXWARNING- PATIENT OR USER IN- VMUULLLLLLOLL ing/ Daily Cleai VALU WARNING - INFECTION HAZARD: Rubber or plastic gloves, masks and eye protection must be worn and OSHA blood-borne pathogens standards followed when cleaning, to protect against aerosols being reflected from contaminated sur- faces. JURY OR EQUIPMENT DAMAGE HAZARD: When moving the table, do not run the table into solid ob- jects such as doors, doorways, walls, anchoredequipmentor other heavy equipment. Structural fail- ture may result or damage may oc- cur to the table which may result in later structural failure resulting in personal injury. This damage may not be immediately evident. CAUTION: - Use only recommended cleaners! disinfectantson AMSCO tables. Do notusephenolics, whichmay cause Patient skin burns if inadequately Finsed off, of alcohol which does not have sufficient cleaning/disin- fection properties. 22 160552.001 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE Perform the following procedures at reguiar intervals, as indicated, This frequency is the minimum and should be increased with increased usage of the Table. ‘A Preventive Maintenance Agreement is available where mainte- ‘nance, adjustments, and replacement of worn parts are performed bby a quaified technician on a scheduled basis to assure peak equipment performance and avoid unscheduled downtime. Con- tact your AMSCO representative, Expanded maintenance procedures require reference tothe Main- tenance Manual, P-754234-091,, and should be performed only by a qualified technician, IMPORTANT: If Tables to be placedin extended storage, have table prepared for storage by a quailfied service technician. Materials Needex © Several clean, dry, lint free cloths * Can of AMSCO OAJCS Spray N' Wipe Cleaner (Reorder #NK351, P-00000-721)" * Container of clean water NOTE: When using disinfectants, manufacturer's label recom- ‘mendations must be followed. Post-Usage Cleaning Procedure 1. Remove gross soil witha disposable cloth and place used cloth in an appropriate bichazerdous waste disposal container. 2. Clean tabletop as follows: a. Articulate tabletop to level condition and place at a comfort- able working height (See CAUTION at left) b, Remove tabletop pads by pulling up to free them trom Velcro fasteners and piace on another table or flat surface. ©. Hold can 6-8 inches from surface and spray cleaning fluid liberally on top and sides of pads. (It is recommended to clean only one pad at a time.) 4. Wipe sprayed surfaces with aclean int free cloth dampened with water to remove cleaning fluid (dampening cloth will minimize streaking). . Wipe the cleaned surfaces again with a clean damp lint ree loth to remove residue. f. Repeat steps c, d and e for bottom of pads. Repeat steps ©, d and e for tabletop surfaces exposed when pads are removed. Thoroughly dry bottom of pads and tabletop surfaces. Q. Place pads back anto tabletop by aligning with sides Table and pressing into place on the Velcro fasteners, “Avaliable am your local AMSCO representatve. ‘Section 5- Reutine MaintenanceA. CAUTION (continued): ‘oughly and followall directions and cautions as shown. -Cleaning procedures requiringar- ticulation of the table should be performedonly by persons familiar with table operation. - After performing cleaning proce- dures, ensure pads and X-ray tops are completely dry before reinstall- ing. Moisture trappedbetween pads and X-ray tops may contribute to equipment damage, such as X-ray top warpage. = Do not spray cleaning fluid into patient grounding receptacle, or into any receptacle contact. Doing so may cause corrosion and loss of function, ULLAL Weekly Cleaning Procedure 2 CULL LLL ‘Section 5- Routine Maintenance 3 Raise Table to maximum height to access lower surfaces. -Read the label ofaerosolcanthor- | 4. Clean column cap and shrouds, and entire base surface as follows: a. Hold can 6-8 inches from surface and spray cleaning fluid liberally on column cap and shrouds. b, Wipe sprayed surfaces with a clean cloth dampened with water to remove cleaning fluid (dampening cloth will mini- mize streaking). c. Wipe the cleaned surfaces again with a clean, damp, lint free cloth to remove residue. d. Repeat steps a, b and c for base surface, End-of-Day Cleaning Procedure 1 2 1 Perform all steps of the Post-Usage Cleaning Procedure, Check table casters for any accumulated debris. Perform steps 1-4 of the Post-Usage Cleaning Procedure. Perform step 2 of the End-of-Day Cleaning Procedure, Articulate the Table through alll movements and clean all additional exposed surfaces during these articulations: a. Hold can 68 inches from surface to be cleaned and spray cleaning fluid liberally on surface, bb, Wipe sprayed surfaces with a clean cloth dampened with waler to remove cleaning fluid (dampening cloth will mink mize streaking) , Wipe the cleaned surfaces again with a clean, damp, lint- {ree cloth to remove residue, 23 180582.01WALLA Monthly Preventive Maintenance WALLA LLL lle Ay WARNING - EXPLOSION HAZARD: Do not use these tables in the presence of flammable gases or flammable anesthetics. 4 WARNING - FAILURE HAZARD: - The safe and rellable operation of this equipment requires regularly ‘scheduled preventive maintenance In addition to the falthful perfor- ‘mance of the routine maintenance described in this manual. Contact AMSCO Engineering Service to ‘schedule preventive maintenance by an experienced, fully trained service technician. -Repalrsand adjustments must be performedonly by experienced pe sonnel, fully acquainted with this equipment. Maintenance done by Inexperlenced, unqualifiedperson- nol oF installation of unauthorized parts could cause personal injury, Invalldate the warranty, or result in costly damage. Contact your AMSCO Engineering Service or sales representative regarding ser- vice options. Ay WARNING - PATIENT OR USER INJURY OR EQUIPMENT DAMAGE HAZARD: When moving the table, do not run the table Into solid ob- Jects such as doors, doorways, walls, anchoredequipmentorother heavy equipment. Structural fall- ture may result or damage may oc- curtothe table which may resultin {ater structural failure resulting In personal injury. This damage may not be immediately evident. "Mir: Fiske Brothers Refining Co., Newark, Nd 24 150582-001 PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE 1. Service base assembly as follows (see Figure 23): 1 Raise tabletop to maximum height 'b, Remove socket-head screws (1/4") and raise base cover. ¢. Secure base cover in raised In with blocking or by tying to table frame. 4, Lubricate the following floor lock items with MOLYLITH HD No. 2* or equivalent, + Floor lock bar linkage interlocks + Floor lock posts and reamed holes in base + Bearings, shafts and other moving parts e. Clean casters. {. Inspect base assembly and hydraulic system for any sign of damage and loose or misaligned parts. 4g. Lower and secure base cover. 2. Inspecttabletop assembly for any sign of damage and !oose or misaligned parts. Foor Lock Linkage Figure 23. Base Assembly ‘Section 6- Preventive MsintananceWLLL Ltda‘. Service tabletop drive assemblies as follows (see Figures 24 Quarterly Preventive §— 270 25): Maintenance =. Remove side covers. Wlldiiiddildidiliiiditilitditiliiiid ',, exemine drive assemblies and linkage for any sign of damage and loose or misaligned parts. c, Coatthe following drive assembly items (both sides of Table) with MOLYLITH HD No. 2 or equivalent. + Gears, worms and gear sectors + Bearings, bearing blocks, and shafts , Replace side covers. 2. Service litt assembly (see Figure 23) as follows: ‘a, Raise tabletop to maximum height. b, Remove socket-head screws (1/4") and raise base cover. ©. Secure base cover in raised position with blocking or by tying it to Table frame. 4. Coat the two sides of elevator column on which tabletop Support assembly rollers do not roll with MOLYLITH HD ‘No. 2or equivalent. . Lubricate the following items with MOLYLITH HD No. 2 ot equivalent: + Tabletop Support Assembly Shatts and Bearings (keep roller sides of elevator column free of lubricant). + RAISE-LOWER Pedal Assembly Shalts, Levers and Connecting Links. {. Lower and secure base cover. Figure 24, Trendelenburg Drive Assembly Selector Assembly (20808 ny) SideTit Screw Assembly Figure 25. Posture Drive Assembly 5 Section 6-Praventve Maintenance 10552001WUULLULLULLLULLLLUOLLLMMU LO lll Semi-Annual Preventive Maintenance WLLL LLL ssosszc0t 1. Service kidney elevator and tabletop positioning linkage (see Figure 26) as follows: a. Coat the following items with LUBRIPLATE No. 630 AA* or equivalent: + Kidney Elevator Gears ‘+ Headrest Cross Shaft and Ratchet Lever . Lubricate the following items with LUBRIPLATE No. 630A or equivalent: + Kidney Elevator Shafts Leg and Back Section Cross Shafts cc Lubricate the following items with a light coat of medium- grade lubricating oil: : + Kidney Elevator Bearings and Universal Joints + Leg and Back Section Lever Arm Joints . Remove side covers from both sides of Table (Figures 24 and 25). Lubricate control lever linkage and 2080RC selector assembly screw shaft and cam with MOLYLITH HD No. 2 or equivalent. Also coat selector assembly gears with same lubricant. Replace side covers. Heatrst lems tobe Wareated are on underside) Figure 26. Kidney Elevator and Tabletop Sections “Wir: Fst Brothers Reng Co Newark NU ‘Section 6- Preventive MaintenanceFigure 27. Hydraulic System Section 6- Preventive Maintenance Check oillevel and lubricate caster assemblies (see Figure 27) as follows: a. Raise tabletop to maximum height, b. Remove socket-head screws (1/4") and raise the base cover. . Secure base cover in raised position with blocking or by tying it to Table frame. d, Remove filer plug and inserta clean piece of sti cardboard orsimilar instrumentinto sump to check oillevel. Instrument ‘must touch bottom. e. Normal oil evel is 1-1/2" from bottom of sump. Add ollif level is 1/8" or more below normal... replace filer plug. Capacity ofthe hydraulic systems three quarts; do notoverfll, Order ‘and use the AMSCO hydraulic ol indicated on the sump decal. {. Inject LUBRIPLATE No. 63084 or equivalent into fittings on sides of casters. g. Lower and secure base cover. Ifoil was added, operate Table. If operation is “spongy.” bleed hydraulic system as follows: a. Raise tabletop to maximum height. b. Raise base cover to expose elevating oylinder. Secure cover in raised position. . Loosen bleeding screw (see Figure 27 inset) and depress the RAISE pedal. Allow fluid to flow until al trapped air has escaped. Tighten the screw; be sure it is completely re- cessed in piston rod. d, Lower and secure base cover. e. Completely lower, then raise tabletop. If any trapped air remains, Table will not operate smoothly and entire proce- dure must be repeated. 2 sosszc0t28 150852.001 TROUBLESHOOTING Please call your local AMSCO representative if you encounter problems other than those mentioned below. The AMSCO repre- sentative will promptly arrange to have your Table placed in proper working order by a factory-trained service technician. NOTE: Never permit inexperienced, unqualified persons to at- tempt to make any repairs on your table. The following guide is for maintenance personnel when minor problems occur. 1. Check building power supply i: ® motor does not operate (on 2080RC Table, Remote Control Unit "POWER® light is not on). 2, Check oil level and add oil if necessary (see Preventive Maintenance, Section 6) when: ‘« motor operates but tabletop positions slowly; or « tabletop will nt elevate to maximum height. 3, Bleed air from hydraulic system (see Preventive Maintenance, Section 6) if « tabletop raises erratically. ‘Section? TroubleshootingDISPOSAL HAZARD : DISPOSAL HAZARDS IN TABLES: This product contains materials which may require dis- posal through appropriately censed and permitted hazardous ‘waste management firms. ‘Section 8 Disposal Hazard The following materials are contained within 2080L and 2080RC Tables. When disposing of the Table orits parts, ensure the proper disposal of hazardous and other regulated waste in compliance with Federal, State, and local regulations. ‘+ Hydraulic Oil - Chevron AW32 or equivalent, approximately quar, located in the sump, pump, lift cylinder, hoses and oll fines, and in valves, motors, and lines in Table side frames. © Lubricating Greases - various types, minute amounts in bearing jaints and on the column sliding surfaces. ® Lead in Solder - minute amounts, contained in solder in 2OBORC telay box on circuit boards, hand control, and in miscellaneous wiring connections throughout the Table. * Electronic (2080RC) and Electrical Parts - no! known to require special disposal methods at time of editing of this, manual. © Metal Parts - made from aluminum, steel, cast iron, copper, and copper alloys, plastic, synthetic rubber, plating, and adhesives not known as requiring special disposal methods, 29 190582.0011080RC/2080RC 1.A./2080 COMPAT IV. URGICAL TABLES -754234-091 AMSCO + 242% WEST 23RD STREET + ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA 18506LIMITATION OF LIABILITY AND INDEMNITY Inno ease, whether as aresit ofa breach of contact, breach of warranty a ort (Intuding AMSCO's or customer's willulacts orneglgence er strict aby) shall ASCO or customer be fabie to the other for any consequential or Incidental damages incured by the other, Including, butnot limited to, loss of evanue, profs or goodwill However, nothing contained in thisagreementisinionded oreliove ether AMSCO or customer rom claims, fabilty, damages ‘orexpencesresuling rom body injury, including death orm property dammageincurred due ‘ the wil acts, the negligence of or the set labily ofthat party. [AMSCO agrees to defend, indernly and hold customer harmless tren ary and all aims, Tabilty, damages or expenses dua to persona! injuries, including deat, 1o employees of ‘AMSCO and eustomer and to thed partis endfor property damage tothe extent cf the wil facts of the negigence of AMSCO or the stict fabilly of AMSCO caused by the acts or ‘omissions e AMSCO. Customer agrees todefend, indemnity and hold AMSCO harmless trom ‘any and al dais, lability, damagas er expenses due to persona injure, including deat to ‘employees of customer and AMSCO and to thi parties and trom property damage to the ‘extent ofthe wilful acts othe negigence of customer or the sbict faisly of customer caused by the acts er omissions of customer. WARNING ~ COPYING PROHIBITED “This manual is protactod by Fedoral Copyright Law, which provides for damages of up io $20,000, as well as ciinal {ines and imprisorment, for unauthorized copyingChapter 20801/2080RC/2080 Compat IV’ Surgical Tables “TABLE OF CONTENTS Paragraph Title Page SUMMARY OF SAFETY PRECAUTIONS. .....0-..essseceses : v GENERAL INFORMATION ..... Aa cl APPLICATION AND DESIGN. 2... 202s sscseses a a OPERATION 1 1-1 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 2080. AND 2080 COMPAT IV .....sccceeeveeen, 141 4-2 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 2080RC AND 2080RC 1.A, vocerenenres FS. MAINTENANCE INSPECTION AND ADJUSTMENTS eee 2-1 SUPPORTING TABLETOP a 24 22 FLOORLOCKS .......... re 2a 2:3. HYDRAULIC SYSTEM : 23 2-4 TABLE ELEVATION ooo coc cctecceenese ee 24 25 TABLETOP POSITIONING 000000000000 25 2:6 LIFT CARRIAGE ADJUSTMENT . ‘| ce 26 2-7 SIDE TILT ADJUSTMENT 27 2-8 FOUR-WAY (GABRIEL) VALVE ADJUSTMENT 28 29 PEDAL LEVELING — RAISE/LOWER ACTUATORS AND SOLENOIDS 28 210 ADJUSTMENT OF RAISE AND POWER PEDALS 29 2:11 MOTOR ACTUATOR CONTROL CABLE AND SOLENOID ADJUSTMENT 240 242 FRICTION DEVICE ON LIFT CYLINDER ADJUSTMENT (Units Shipped Betore 12172)... one eee se 210 249 SELECTOR ASSEMBLY SWITCH ADJUSTMENT ant 2-14 ELECTRICAL CONTACT CLEANING — 2080 COMPAT . cee BAB 248 ELECTRICAL INTEGAITY...... eee eerste serie 2418 PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE GUIDE. 213 LUBRICATION a4 HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS : : 4-1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION 5 se 4tde2 42 FILLING ...... eee eae 43 BLEEDING 4116-2 4-4 TESTING. 41a? ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS 6.2.0.2... 545-2 TROUBLESHOOTING ...... ee eset 6-1 ELEMENTS OF TROUBLESHOOTING CHART . Sec 6f 6-2 ELEMENTS OF THE MAINTENANCE DEPENDENCY CHART et 63 TROUBLESHOOTING USING THE MAINTENANCE DEPENDENCY CHART... 6:2 TABLE 6-1, TROUBLESHOOTING CHART (PART 1).......... 6316-4 TABLE 6-1. TROUBLESHOOTING CHART (PART 2) ..2.200000ccsccses 1 65/66 TABLE 6-2. MAINTENANCE DEPENDENCY CHART Feneceees 67IGB TABLE 6-3. SIGNAL SPECIFICATION TABLE eet a) ‘caMsco— 1975887 Rov. 8/87 Pomesio ina USTA 72 73 Ta TS 76 77 79 710 7A 712 743 744 718 716 7A? 748 719 7-20 721 722 7.23 7-24 7-25 7-26 20801 /2080R./2080 Compat 1° Surgieal Tables COMPONENT REPLACEMENT REMOVING SUPERSTRUCTURE FROM BASE HEAD SECTION . BACK SECTION. . LEG SECTION ... SEAT SECTION....... BASE COVER AND SHROUDS PUMP ASSEMBLY — MANUAL EMERGENCY - ELEVATING CYLINDER, FLOOR LOCKS ....... LIFT CARRIAGE ASSEMBLY SIDE TILT ASSEMBLY TRENDELENBURG SHAFT AND BEARING KIDNEY ELEVATOR (Units Shipped Betore 8/74) KIDNEY ELEVATOR (Units Shipped After 8/74) DRIVE SIDE ASSEMBLY R.C, SELECTOR ASSEMBLY ROLL PIN REPLACEMENT ON BRACKET AND ROD ASSEMBLIES FIELD CONVERSIONS ORBIT HYDRAULIC MOTORS (Units shines Betore 2873). RADIOGRAPHIC TOPS ....... OIL FILTER AND SAFETY VALVE DIRECTIONAL VALVE POWER CORD REPLACEMENT LEG SECTION (2080RC LA.) .... HEAD/FOOT SECTION (208086 | A). NEW TRANSFORMER . EXPLODED VIEWS... Rev. 8/8778 4A 4A 85 a6 87 88 B10 att 812 8-13 B14 8-15 B16 817 e168 818A 20801. /2080RC!2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS Title Page 2080L AND 2080 COMPAT CONTROLS 2080RC AND 2080RC IA, CONTROLS ........ SUPPORTING TABLETOP . : RAISE/LOWER VALVE (TOP VIEW) .. SELECTOR ASSEMBLY ADJUSTMENT 20801/2080RC/2080RC |.A. HYDRAULIC BLOCKED SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM 20801 /2080RC/2080RC |.A. HYDRAULIC BLOCKED TEXT DIAGRAM. .......... 2080RC/2080RC |.A. ELECTRICAL BLOCKED SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM 2080RC/2080RC |.A. ELECTRICAL BLOCKED TEXT DIAGRAM DRILL POINT DETAIL....... : : . 768 SELECTOR HANDLE MODIFICATION | 78 OIL FILTER ....... 7 REVISED PRESSURE LINES .. LTT POWER CORD CONNECTION 78 2080RC AND 2080RC |.A. TABLE ASSEMBLY... : . 84 2080L AND 2080 COMPAT TABLE ASSEMBLY cer + 83 2080RC TABLETOP ASSEMBLY; UNITS SHIPPED BEFORE 6/74 (Sheet 1 of 3) 285 2080RC TABLETOP ASSEMBLY; UNITS SHIPPED BEFORE 8/74 (Sheet 2 of 3) . - 86 2080RC TABLETOP ASSEMBLY; UNITS SHIPPED BEFORE 8/74 (Sheet 3 of 3) . 2080RC TABLETOP ASSEMBLY; UNITS SHIPPED AFTER 8/74 (Sheet 1 of 3) 2080RC TABLETOP ASSEMBLY; UNITS SHIPPED AFTER 8/74 (Sheet 2 of 3) 2080RC TABLETOP ASSEMBLY; UNITS SHIPPED AFTER 8/74 (Sheet 3 of 3) 2080. TABLETOP ASSEMBLY; UNITS SHIPPED BEFORE 8/74 (Sheet 1 of 3) 2080L TABLETOP ASSEMBLY; UNITS SHIPPED BEFORE 8/74 (Sheet 2 of 3) 2080. TABLETOP ASSEMBLY; UNITS SHIPPED BEFORE 8/74 (Sheet 3 of 3) 2080L AND 2080 COMPAT TABLETOP ASSEMBLY; UNITS SHIPPED AFTER 8/74 (Sheet 1 of 3) 2080L AND 2080 COMPAT TABLETOP ASSEMBLY; UNITS SHIPPED AFTER 8/74 (Sheet 2 of 3) .. 20801 AND 2080 COMPAT TABLETOP ASSEMBLY; UNITS SHIPPED AFTER 8/74 (Sheet 3 of of3) 2080RC RELAY BOX ASSEMBLY .. 7 2080RC REMOTE CONTROL BOX ... LEG SECTION ASSEMBLY ........ ‘SEAT SECTION ASSEMBLY . BACK SECTION ASSEMBLY | 2080RC HEADREST ASSEMBLY ...... 2OB0L AND 2080 COMPAT HEADREST ASSEMBLY LEG SECTION LEVER ARM ASSEMBLY .... BACK SECTION LEVER ARM ASSEMBLY .. 20B0RC VALVE ASSEMBLY ............0+4 2080L AND 2080 COMPAT VALVE ASSEMBLY ‘TRENDELENBURG SHAFT AND BEARING ASSEMBLY . 2080RC TRENDELENBURG SOLENOID ASSEMBLY 7 KIDNEY ELEVATOR HANDLE RATCHET ASSEMBLY: UNITS SHIPPED BEFORE 6/74... KIDNEY ELEVATOR CRANK ASSEMBLY; UNITS SHIPPED AFTER 8/74 . Rev. 8/67 wi619 819A 8-20 B2IA 8-218 8210 21D B.21E 8-22 823 8.24 8-25 8:26 827 827 8:28 8.28 8-29 8-30 831 832 .20201L/2080R.C/2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables SUPPORT ASSEMBLY; UNITS SHIPPED BEFORE 8/74. KIDNEY ELEVATOR SUPPORT ASSEMBLY; UNITS SHIPPED AFTER 8174 KIDNEY ELEVATOR SHAFT ASSEMBLY; UNITS SHIPPED BEFORE 6/74 . BACK SECTION DRIVE ASSEMBLY SIDE TILT DRIVE ASSEMBLY SEAT SECTION DRIVE ASSEMBLY LEG SECTION DRIVE ASSEMBLY .. 2080RC SPECIAL PARTS .... 20801. AND 2080 SPECIAL PARTS SIDE TILT SCREW ASSEMBLY 2080RC SELECTOR ASSEMBLY . 2080RC SIDE FRAME ASSEMBLY . ad 2080L AND 2080 COMPAT SIDE FRAME ASSEMBLY... -.......- 2080RC BASE ASSEMBLY (Sheet 1 of 2) : : 2080RC BASE ASSEMBLY (Sheet 2 of 2) 7 2080L AND 2080 COMPAT BASE ASSEMBLY (Sheet 1 of 2) 20801, AND 2080 COMPAT BASE ASSEMBLY (Sheet 2 of 2} BOBORC BASE ELECTRIC COMPONENTS ASSEMBLY PIPING ASSEMBLY PUMP ASSEMBLY 2080RC SOLENOID ASSEMBLY .. TABLE SUPPORT ASSEMBLY ..... LIFT CYLINDER ASSEMBLY; UNITS SHIPPED BEFORE 10172 LIFT CYLINDER ASSEMBLY; UNITS SHIPPED AFTER 10/72 eo 178. LIFT CYLINDER ASSEMBLY; UNITS SHIPPED BETWEEN 1/75 AND 7/77 - PEDAL ASSEMBLY (Sheet 1 of 2)...... PEDAL ASSEMBLY (Sheet 2 of 2) 2080R'C AND 2080 COMPAT MOTOR AND PUMP ASSEMBLY 2080L MOTOR AND PUMP ASSEMBLY. : FLOOR LOCK ASSEMBLY (Sheet 1 of 2) .. FLOOR LOCK ASSEMBLY (Sheet 2 of 2)... 2080 COMPAT LOCKING DEVICE (Sheet 1 of 2) 2080 COMPAT LOCKING DEVICE (Sheet 2 of 2) ... 2080 COMPAT SASE ELECTRIC COMPONENTS ASSEMBLY . 2080 COMPAT FIXED PIVOT ADAPTOR (Sheet 1 of 2) 2080 COMPAT FIXED PIVOT ADAPTOR (Sheet 2 of 2) LIFT CYLINDER ASSEMBLY; UNITS SHIPPED AFTER 7/77 . 20B0RC |.A. TABLETOP ASSEMBLY LEG SECTION LEVER ARM ASSEMBL' 6-63 865 8-67 8-69 871 a7 8.710 .B71F 8-73 6-75 877 8-79 881 6-83 84 + 888 a) 2 893 2 8-95 : 897 2. 899 8-101 +. 8103 fee 8105 v.. BOT ve 8109 cee B10 2. B13 + 8115 2 8417 8-118 121 tes 8122 tee B25 : 8-127 + 8-129 + 8-131 8132 8135 Roy. 11/832O80L!2080RCI2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables SUMMARY OF SAFETY PRECAUTIONS. ‘The following are personnel (WARNINGS) and equipment (CAUTIONS) safety precautions to be observed when operating or servicing this unit. This is a summary listing of safety precautions appearing in the text. Carefully read them before proceeding to use or service the unit. The precautions are repeated where applicable throughout the manual. Observance of these safety precautions will minimize the risk of personal injury or the possible use of improper maintenance methods which may damage the unit or render it unsate, Its important to understand that these precautions are not exhaustive. AMSCO could not possibly know. evaluate and advise maintenance departments of all conceivable ways in which maintenance might be done or the possible hazardaus consequences of each way. The operation and maintenance procedures recommended by AMSCO are described in this manual. Only these. recommended maintenance procedures should be followed. WARNINGS: REPAIRS AND ADJUSTMENTS SHOULD BE ATTEMPTED ONLY BY EXPERIENCED TECHNICIANS FULLY ACQUAINTED WITH THIS EQUIPMENT. USE OF INEXPERIENCED, UNQUALIFIED PERSONS TO WORK ON ‘THE EQUIPMENT OR THE INSTALLATION OF UNAUTHORIZED PARTS COULD CAUSE INJURY OR RESULT IN COSTLY DAMAGE. TIPPING HAZARD, DO NOT OPERATE THIS TABLE WITHOUT ENGAGING FLOOR LOCKS. ENSURE TABLETOP IS PROPERLY SUPPORTED BEFORE PERFORMING ANY MAINTENANCE REQUIRING ‘THE TABLETOP TO BE MAINTAINED IN THE “RAISED” POSITION. CRUSHING HAZARD. CAUTIOUSLY LOWER LEG SECTION OR POSITION TABLE IN REVERSE TRENDELEN- BURG WHEN HEAD/FOOT SECTION IS EXTENDED. DISCONNECT POWER AT WALL DISCONNECT BOX PRIOR TO INSPECTING AND CLEANING ANY ELECTRICAL CONTACTS. CAUTIONS: Forcing the power pedal during emergency operation without first positioning one of the control levers exerts undue strain on the power pedal shaft and mechanism. This should be av Do not open flow-control valve more than 1/2 turn as it may cause loss of pressure in the hydraulic system. It adjustment procedure does not correct the problem, replace the valve. Do not mix different brands of hydraulic oll. Recommended hydraulic oll ~ Chevron AWS2. During Cam and Roller adjustment, eccentric nuts should be tightened only with slight wrench pressure. Excessive tightening will fracture eccentric at flange. Aad. 8/87 v2os0L/2080RC/2080 Compas 'V Surgical Tables CHAPTER A GENERAL INFORMATION A-1 APPLICATION AND DESIGN The product literature included in this section contains technical data relating to the principal descriptive and identitying characteristics of particulars for surgical tables. The literature is informational rather than instructional. It provides, textually and illustratively, a general concept af the equipment, its purpose, capabilities, limitations, and technical specifications, The following information should be included in this Section: Add, 8/87 At20801 /2080R.C12080 Compat IV Surgical Tables CHAPTER | . OPERATION 1. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 2080L AND 2080 COMPAT IV Position Contrat Lever Tat Indicator contro! Lever Release Pedal — Only on COMPATIV Table 2 Figure 1-1.2080L AND 2080 COMPATIV CONTROLS. a, Attaching 2080 COMPAT to Fixed Pivot Depress release pedal. Align table base with pivot and slowly push table onto pivot. When table is properly p tioned, release pedal will remain up. Table is automat: cally mated with power and grounding contacts. b. Power Control All controls are conveniently located at the table head fend. Two simple contol levers provide complete man- ewverabilty of the tabletop. On the right side is the BACK-SIDE-FOOT-FLEX control ... on the left, the TRENDELENBURG/REVERSE | TRENDELENBURG control. Both control levers are within easy reach of the anesthesiologist. Clearly identified foot pedals allow the REV.9/78 table to be RAISED or LOWERED throughout an 18" range ... smoothly and quietly. (1) Back-Side-Foot-Flex Control (2) Move Selector Lever to BACK, SIDE, FOOT or FLEX. (0) Move Control Lever to actuate table section selected. (Direction that lever is moved will govern di- rection of tabletop movement.) (c) Depress and hold POWER pedal. (¢) Release of Control Lever or POWER pedal ‘automatically stops the tabletop and locks it in position. WW2050L/2080RC12080 Compat IV’ Surgical Tables NOTE: Dual safety control is purposely designed to eliminate accidental movement of tabletop during surgery. (2) Trendelenburg/Reverse Trendelenburg Con- trol {a) Lower Control Lever for Trendelenburg posi- tioning ... raise for Reverse Trendelenburg position- ing. {b) Depress and hold POWER pedal. (c) Release of Control Lever or POWER pedal ‘automatically stops the tabletop and locks it in position. NOTE: An easy-to-read Tilt Indicator shows the degree of angulation. (3) Raise-Lower Control (2) Depress RAISE pedal to elevate tabletop ... depress LOWER pedal to lower tabletop. (b) Release of RAISE or LOWER pedal au- tomatically stops tabletop and locks it in position. ¢. Emergency Power Failure Positioning Emergency operation is the same as POWER CON- TROL except: (1) Position the tabletop as follows: (a) Select the tabletop section to be positioned. (b) Actuate the Control Lever. {c) Pump the POWER pedal. (2) To elevate the tabletop, pump the RIASE pedal. CAUTION: FORCING THE POWER PEDAL DURING EMERGENCY OPERATION WITHOUT FIRST POS!- TIONING ONE OF THE CONTROL LEVERS EXERTS UNDUE STRAIN ON THE POWER PEDAL SHAFT AND MECHANISM. THIS SHOULD BE AVOIDED. d, Head Section and Kidney Elevator Controls ‘These controls must be manually operated. The head section has a ratchet-type Position-control Lock which is located beneath the head section, The Kidney Elevator Handle is located adjacent to the Trendelen- burg Control Lever. (1) Head Section (2) Pull the Release Handle (spring loaded) to- wards the table head end. (b) Place the head section in the desired posi tion, (c) Release the Handle to lock the head section in position. (2) Kidney Elevator (Units Shipped Before 8/74) (a) Turn the Selector on the handle ratchet clockwise to raise the kidney elevator ... counter- clockwise to lower. (b) Raise and lower the Handle in a jacking mo- tion until the desired height of the kidney elevator is obtained. (8) Kidney Elevator (Units Shipped After 8/74) (a) Rotate handcrank clockwise to raise kidney elevator. (b) Rotate handerank counterclockwise to lower kidney elevator. e. Pads and Accessories ‘The conductive rubber mattress pads are backed with Velcro® strips which fasten to opposing strips on the tabletop Removable accessories are positioned and secured by clamps or sockets which are appltectto (and slide along) the side rails. (1) Pads (a) To instal, place pad in position and press Velcro strips together. REV. 97782OB0L/2080RCI2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables (©) To remove, “peel” pad away rom tabletop, (b) To remove the clamp (ar socket) from the side rail, loosen the knob (or handle) and slide clamp (ot (2) Accessories socket) along rail until anotch is reached ... remove (a) Toinstall, place clamp (or socket) onthe side clamp. NOTE: Clamp (ar socket) may also be removed rail and lock in position with the knob (or handle) pro- from the end of side rail by lowering the stop, vided 2. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 2080RC AND 2080RC |.A. WaRWING — DO NOT USE THiS TABLE IN PRESENCE OF FLAMMAGLE GASES, NOTE: 20608 1.4 TABLE SHOWN Power Indieating Light BACK:SIDE-FOOT-FLEX Ze REMOTE CONTROL UNIT ontot Kidney Elevator Handle _ ‘a. Power Control Figure 1-2. 2080RC AND 2080RC ILA, CONTROLS. (1) Remote Control Unit WARNING: TIPPING HAZARD. DO NOT OPERATE THIS TABLE WITHOUT ENGAGING HEAD (Trendelenburg/Reverse Trendelenburg), FLOOR LOCKS. HEIGHT (Raise-Lower), BACK, SIDE, FOOT, and FLEX switches automatically provide the desired type Power control is provided through a remote control and direction (as indicated on each switch) of tabletop unit at a point outside of the surgical field. (The remote movement. A pilot light indicates when the remote con- Control unit attaches to the table when not in use.) trol unit is energized. Secondary controls, atthe headendof the table, maybe used if required, Rey. 11/83, 132080L/2080RC:2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables (2) Head Down (Trendelenburg) — Head Up (Re- verse Trendelenburg) Control (a) Push and hold HEAD switch. (Direction that switch is pushed will govern direction of tabletop move- ment.) (b) Push and hold POWER button {c) Release of HEAD switch or POWER button automatically stops the tabletop and locks it in position. NOTE: An easy-to-read Tilt Indicator (on the table) shows the degree of anguiation. (8) Raise-Lower Control (a) Push and hold HEIGHT switch. (Direction that switch is pushed will govern direction of tabletop movement.) (®) Push and hold POWER button. {c) Release of HEIGHT switch or POWER but- ton automatically stops tabletop and locks it in position. (4) Back-Side-Foot-Flex Control (a) Push and hold the BACK, SIDE, FOOT or FLEX switch. (Direction that switch is pushed will gov- em direction of tabletop movement.) (b) Push and hold POWER button. (c) Release of Position switch or POWER button ‘automatically stops the tabletop and locks it in position. NOTE: Dual safety control is purposely designed to eliminate accidental movement of tabletop during surgery. (8) Secondary Controls ‘Two simple control levers provide complete man- euverability of the tabletop. On the left side is the TRENDELENBURG/REVERSE TRENDELENBURG control... onthe right, the BACK-SIDE-FOOT-FLEX control. Both control levers are within easy reach of the 1-4 anesthesiologist. Clearly identified foot pedals allow the table to be RAISED or LOWERED throughout an 16" range ... smoothly and quietly. (6) Trendelenburg'Reverse Trendelenburg Con- trol (a) Lower Contro! Lever for Trendelenburg posi- tioning ... raise for Reverse Trendelenburg position ing. (0) Depress and hold POWER pedal. (©) Release of Control Lever or POWER pedal automatically stops the tabletop and locks it in position. NOTE: An easy-to-read Tilt Indicator shows the degree of angulation. (7) Raise-Lower Controls (a) Depress RAISE pedal to elevate tabletop ... depress LOWER pedal to lower tabletop. (b) Release of RAISE or LOWEA pedal au- tomatically stops tabletop and locks it in position. (8) Back-Side-Foot-Flex Contro| (@) Push in and turn Selector Crank for the BACK, SIDE, FOOT or FLEX position. (©) Move Control Lever to actuate table section selected. {Direction that lever is moved will govern di- rection of tabletop movement.) (¢) Depress and hold POWER pedal. (4) Release of Control Lever or POWER pedal ‘automatically stops the tabletop and locks iin position. NOTE: Dual safety control is purposely designed to eliminate accidental movement of tabletop during surgery. b. Emergency Power Failure Positioning Emergency operation is the same as POWER CON- ‘TROL (on the table) except: REV. 9/7820801 /2080R.C/2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables (1) Position the tabletop as follows: (a) Select the tabletop section to be positioned. (b) Actuate the Control Lever on the table. (c) Pump the POWER pedal. (2) To elevate the tabletop, pump the RAISE pedal. CAUTION: FORCING THE POWER PEDAL DURING EMERGENCY OPERATION WITHOUT FIRST POSI- TIONING ONE OF THE CONTROL LEVERS EXERTS UNDUE STRAIN ON THE POWER PEDAL SHAFT AND MECHANISM, THIS SHOULD BE AVOIDED. ©. Head Section and iney Elevator Controls ‘These controls must be manually operated. The head section has a ratchet-type Position-control Lock which is located beneath the head section. The Kidney Elevator Handle is located adjacent to the Trendelen- burg Control Lever. (1) Head Section (a) Pull the Release Handle (spring loaded) to- wards the table head end, (b) Place the head section in the desired posi- tion. (c) Release the Handle to lock the head section in position. (2) Kidney Elevator (Units Shipped Before 8/74) (a) Tum the Selector on the handle ratchet Clockwise to raise the kidney elevator ... counter- Clockwise to lower. (b} Raise and lower the Handle in a jacking mo- tion unt sn desired height of the kidney elevator is obtained. (@) Kidney Elevator (Units Shipped After 8/74) (a) Rotate handerank clockwise to raise kidney elevator. Rov. 11783, (b) Rotate handcrank counterclockwise to lower kidney elevator. d. Head/Foot Section (2080RC 1.A.) Control WARNING: CRUSHING HAZARD. CAUTIOUSLY LOWER LEG SECTION OR POSITION TABLE IN REVERSE TRENDELENBURG WHEN HEAD/FOOT SECTION IS EXTENDED. ‘The headstoot section has a ratchet-type lack. The release or control handle (located beneath the working surface on the right side of the table) 1s spring loaded to assure positive locking action. To adjust, pull the release handle away from the leg section, Head/toot section can be raised/lowered. 0-90 degrees from horizontal and lock in 1 degree increments, Section also folds completely under leg section so as not to interfere with standard table positioning e. Pads And Accessories ‘The conductive rubber mattress pads are backed with Velcro® strips which fasten to opposing strips on the tabletop. Removable accessories are positioned and secured by clamps or sockets which are applied to (and slide along) the side rails. (1) Pads {a) To install, place pad in position and press Velcro strips together. (b) To remove, “peel” pad away from tabletop. (2) Accessories (a) Toinstall, place clamp (or socket) on the side rail and lock in position with the knob (or handle} pro- vided. (b) To remove the clamp (or socket) from the side rail, loosen the knob (or handle) and slide clamp (or socket) along rail untiia notch is reached ... remove clamp. NOTE: Clamp (or socket) may also be removed from the end of side rail by lowering the stop. 15!1-620801 /2080RC/2080 Compat IY” Surgical Tables CHAPTER Ii MAINTENANCE INSPECTION AND ADJUSTMENTS WARNING: BE SURE TABLETOP IS PROPERLY SUPPORTED BEFORE PERFORMING ANY MAINTENANCE REQUIRING THE TABLETOP TO BE MAINTAINED IN THE “RAISED” POSITION. 1, SUPPORTING TABLETOP a. With Base Cover Raised (Figure 2-1) (1) Remove the four socketthead cap screws 52718 (Fig. 8-27, sheet 2 [RC] or Fig. 8-28, sheet 2 [L)) that secure base cover 99324 to the base casting. (2) Raise the tabietop to its maximum height. (3) Liftand support base cover 99824 and shrouds 99326 and 99327 by blocking from base or tying to table frame. (4) Support tabletop by inserting a spacer, ten- inch Crescent wrench or equivalent between the top of, 2¥inch-square steel post and underside of the elevator cartage end plates (roller side). End Elevator Carriage Space (rer-incn }SEY!S Crescent Wrench or equvalnt wre ‘Square ie, : Staton 15) Figure 2-1. SUPPORTING TABLETOP. (5) Depress LOWER pedal and allow elevator cartiage to seitle on top of spacer. Release and again depress LOWER pedal to be sure the tabletop is ‘securely supported (cannot lower). (6) Be sure spacer is not bending. If itis, remove and replace it with a stronger item. REV. 9/78 b. When Base Cover Is Not Raised (1) Raise the tabletop to maximum height. (2) Place a support (saw horse or another table) under the tabletop. Be sure itis so positioned that it will not damage any of the table components, (3) Depress LOWER pedal to gently lower the tabletop onto the support (4) Be sure table is stable. 2. FLOOR LOCKS NOTE: Improper adjustment is the main reason for ficult tloor lock operation. The force required to operate the floor locks should not change appreciably, whether or not the table is occupied. When the floor locks are properly adjusted, the casters need not be raised off the floor (i.c., they should not swing freely with the table in the locked position). Each floor lock should be equally engaged and, therefore adjusted individually. Some other reasons for difficult floor lock ‘operation are: binding of pedal linkage. insufticient clearance between pedal and floor, pedal sticking in the up (unlocked) position, or pedal falling to return to the ‘maximum up position. Be sure you read and understand the entire procedure before attempting to make any adjustments (refer to Fig. 8-40), Operate the LOCK pedal several times to evaluate floor lock operation, and if necessary, proceed to the applicable problem-correction procedure. While evaluating floor locks, inspect casters. The ‘conductive compound from which the casters are made fractures easily, particularly when table is moved over irregular surfaces such as thresholds and elevator entrances. H necessary, replace casters. Refer to Chapter 7, Paragraph 9e. 8, Floor Lock Improperly Adjusted (1) Place the LOCK pedal 133687 in its up (unlocked) position. Adjust all tour feet 77728 clockwise as far as possible. at20801 .2080RCI2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables NOTE: The feet should not tum freely by hand; the adjustment should require a wrench. Feet that tum freely will not hold adjustment; therefore, the leg assembly 77728 should be replaced. (2) Place LOCK pedatin its down (locked) position. Adjust all four feet counterclockwise until they are snug {slight resistance is noticed) on the floor. (3) Place LOCK pedal in its up position. Adjust all four feet counterclockwise ¥ tum. (4) Operate the LOCK pedal through several cycles, Operation should be smooth and positive; the table base should rise evenly as the floor lock is actuated (not one side before the other). With the lock engaged, the table should not rock or move when normal forces are applied. You may find that a further ‘ye-lurm of the feet in either direction will “fine tune” the operation. b. Binding of Pedal Linkage (see WARNING on page 2-1), If binding is evident during pedal operation, place LOCK pedal nits unlocked position and check the following. (1) Liftand suppor the base cover as describedin paragraph ta of this chapter. (2) Press down on top of floor lock rods 41530 and then release, allowing the lever arms to spring back. If this action is not free, proceed as follows: (a) Be sure the reamedholes inthe base casting for the floor lock feet are properly lubricated. (b) Be sure pivot holes in lever arms are free to rotate on the shoulder screws 82481. (NOTE: Exces- sive plating in a hole could result in a tight fit and subsequent binding.) {c) Check for interference between any two parts which would require an increased effort to operate (e.g., ends of lever arms riding on the base casting ‘during operation). (8) Depress LOCK pedal slightly (but not enough to lock) and then release. Repeat this several times. Be sure the pedal does not rub on the base casting. drip pan or other surfaces. The pedal should spring back rapidly when released; if it does not, proceed as follows: (a) With the tabletop at its maximum height, lean the table against the wall and block the base to prevent it from moving. (b) Remove the two screws 31838 in each of the three bearing blocks 78203; then take out the floor lock cross shat: 55084. Ifnecessary, remove a caster 36584 by unfastening the nut 13397 on the top of the base casting. (c) Measure the free length of the pedal return spring 80117, Replace spring if it is not 2-1/4 1/16 inches long, (6) Check the hole in the underside of the base casting from which the pedal return spring was re- moved. Be sure the camber ('é inch by 45 degrees) is sufficient to prevent the spring from catching, (e) Replace the cross shaft, pedal return spring ‘and bearing blocks removedin step. Operate the cross shaft several times to be sure there is no binding. I necessary, loosen the screws and reposition the bear- ing blocks. (NOTE: The shaft will bind if the bearing blocks are not in line.) () Check the adjustment of the pedal retum spring set screw 80196 on the top of the base casting, accessible through the hole in the motor support. The screw should be adjusted to extend approximately 7/16 inch above the base casting. Turn the screw clockwise to increase spring tension and aid pedal return. (g) Inspect the two cams 77731 on the ends of the cross shaft. Replace them if the cam surfaces are ot smooth. Be sure the cams are parallel and contact the lever arm rollers 45272 simultaneously. The roller can be repositioned by moving the supports for the locking arms. ¢. Insufficient Clearance Between Pedal and Floor (see WARNING on page 2-1) Proceed as follows if the pedal is striking or coming 00 close to the floor during floor lock operation. (1) Liftand support the base cover as described in paragraph 1a of this chapter. (2) Loosen the four screws 31838 which secure the bearing blocks 77521 supporting the latch casting 55088, REV. 11783,2080L/2080RC/2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables (3) Place an equal number of shims under both bearing blocks at each screw. (4) Operate the floor locks and observe the latch operation. Be sure the pin 79878 in the pedal arm engages the latch during locking and that the latch swings clear of the pin during unlocking. If necessary, increase the height of the latch spring 47777 on the base stud 47939 by repositioning the two nuts 3097. ‘The distance between the bottom nut and the base casting should be approximately 1-5/16 inches. The tioor locks are designed to operate on a relatively level floor, if table is used in a room with a slope to a floor drain, further adjustments may be necessary. 4. Pedal Sticks In Up Position (see WARNING on page 2-1) Proceed as follows if the pedal will not depress. (1) Lift and support the base cover as described in paragraph 1a of this chapter. (2) Be sure the pin 79878 is centered in the pedal ‘arm and that it is locked in place with the set screw 10585. (8) Be sure latch 85088 operates properly. (4) Refer to step 4 in paragraph 2c of this chapter and check the adjustment of the latch spring, €. Pedal Does Not Return To Maximum Up Position (see WARNING on page 2-1) If the pedal does not return to the maximum up position, the pedal arm pin will not properly engage the latch during the next lock cycle. Therefore, proceed as, follows: (1) Lift and support the base cover as described in paragraph 1a of this chapter. (2) Be sure the pedal leveling screws 79583 (Fig. 837, sheet 2) are properly adjusted, and the LOCK pedal screw does not prevent it from returning to the maximum up position. (3) Refer to step 4 in paragraph 2c of this chapter and check the latch operation. Rev. 8/87 (4) Refer to step 3 in paragraph 2b of this chapter land check the condition and adjustment of the pedal return spring, 3. HYDRAULIC SYSTEM 2. Oil Level (See WARNING on page 2-1) (1) Remove base cover and support as outlined in paragraph ta of this chapter. Tabletop must be at maximum height, (2) Remove pipe plug 20580 (Fig. 8-27, sheet 1 [RCI or Fig. 8-28, sheet 1 [L}) which is located in the lett-hand rear comer of the base assembly. (3) Insert a clean, dry object about the size of a Pencil through the hole now vacated by the sel screw Until object touches bottom of the sump. (4) Withdraw object and measure indicated height of the oi, Depth of oil should be 13% inches. If ol ievel is below this height, add the proper oil. (See NOTE below.) Do not over NOTE: This table uses Chevron AW2 oil, Substitute oil should not be used. (8) Replace plug and base covers. b. Strainer. A dirty or plugged strainer can result in erratic, sluggish or noisy table operation. To clean the strainer, proceed as follows: ‘See WARNING on page 2- (1) Liftthe base cover and support as describedin paragraph ta of this chapter. (2) Disconnect hydraulic fi 42542-081 (Fig. 6-30.) 1g from strainer (3) Unscrew strainer 42542-091 trom manifold 78198-091 and back flush the strainer to clean.20801/2080R C2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables c. Hydraulic Leakage. ‘There should be no signs of oll leakage from any part of the superstructure or base. Leakage can be caused by loose fitting on copper pressure hydraulic lines. Getective leather cups on the lift cylinder, defective O- rings, defective gabriel valves, Vickersvalve, selector motors or the pump assembly. If leakage is observed other than fittings, remove defective element and replace if necessary. ‘When checking the lift cylinder for an oll leak that causes the tabletop to lower, do not overiook the possibility that the leak may be from the cylinder bleeder port, This port is in the small assembly piston rod 758077 (Fig, 8-34, 8-35 or 8-36) and is revealed only when the lift cylinder is fully extended. If oil is leaking past the O-ring seal, it will run down the piston rod inside the upper cylinder cap 80932 with all indications of a leaking cup seal. Cil leakage al the bleeder port is mainly caused by an overtightened screw which tends to extrude or distort the O-ring seal. This screw should be tightened only enough to seal the bleeder port. Check. the bleeder port for oil leakage as follows: (1) Elevate the tabletop to maximum height. (2) Wipe the piston rod dry in the area of the bieeder port. (3) Wait five minutes, then rub the piston rod below the bleeder port with your finger to see if bleeder, port is leaking oil (4) If oil is leaking, replace O-ring and screw. 4, TABLE ELEVATION Depress RAISE pedal to raise the table to its maximum height. The table should rise smoothly and quietly. Depress the LOWER pedal. Table shouid lower smoothly and quietly to the lowest position. 5. TABLETOP POSITIONING By correctly manipulating the positioning controls (described in Chapter |, Operation, it should be possible to articulate the tabletop to any position within its specified limits. The action of the position selector lever (2080L} or position selector crank (2080RC) 24 should be easy and positive. The action of the position- ing mechanism should be positive and smooth. It tabletop positioning adjustments are required. proceed as follows: NOTE: The back section $5105 and leg section $5104 both have a lever arm assembly 55114 which requires adjustment, The procedure described below is applicable to both back and leg section. a. Back or Leg Section Adjustment. The back and Jeg section both have a worm and gear which may require adjustment. If adjustment is required, proceed as follows: (Refer to Fig. 8-3 or 83A, sheet 1 [RC] or Fig. 8-4 or 8-44, sheet 1 (L).) (1) Loosen two large nuts 16212 on lever arm assembly 5114-1 (back adjustment) or 55114-2 (leg adjustment). (2) Tighten stop nut 80930 on the trendelenburg side of tabletop. Thrust washer 16201 (Fig. 8-12.0r8-13) ‘must not be tree to finger rotation, (3) Rotate eccentrics 16197 on both sides of table- top until contacts made between worm and gear 16247. Eccentrics should be adjusted to same relative position. (4) Rotate shaft 16218 (Fig. 8-12 or 8-19) in each irection a few times. (6) Rotate eccentrics 16197 on both sides of table- top an equal amount to obtain minimum clearance between worm and gear. (6) Turn eccentric 16197 on the drive side counter- clockwise slightly (approximately ¥s turn) until worm and, gear are free moving by hang rotation. (7) Lock the drive side eccentric in place with large nut 16212. (8) Position eccentric 16197 on the trendelenburg side to same relative position as the eccentric on drive side. (9) Lock trendelenburg side eccentricin place with large nut 16212. Free movement of worm and gear must be possible at this point. REV. 11/83,2080L/2080RC/2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables b. Seat Section Adjustment. The seat-section has 2 worm and sector which may require adjustment. If adjustment is required, proceed as follows: (Refer 10 Fig. 8-3 or 8-3A. sheet 1 [RC) or Fig, 8-4 or 8-4, sheet 1 [L}.) (1) Remove plug buttons buttons 26577 by prying free. (2) Loosen cap screws 3902 on both sides of tabletop. (3) Centralize sector on worm 16290 (Fig. 5-8) by tuming eccentric 16235 on drive side clockwise while, at the same time, moving the seat section laterally back and forth, (4) Rotate drive side eccentric 16235 to obtain minimum clearance between worm and sector. Force eccentric snugly against section support and secure cap screw 3902. (5) Rotate trendelenburg side eccentric 16235 to the same relative position as the drive side eccentric, Force eccentric snugly against section support and secure cap screw 3902. NOTE: Free movement of worm and sector 16290 (Fig. 8.8) should be possible at this point. Readjust slightly if necessary to achieve tree moverent, (6) Replace plugs 26577. ¢.:Trendelenburg Adjustment, The trendelenburg section has a worm and sector which may require adjustment. End play and stop limit adjustments may also be required on the trendelenburg section. It adjust- ment is required, proceed as follows: (Refer to Fig. 2-3, or 8-3A, sheet 2 [RC] or Fig. 84 or 8-48, sheet 2{L}) (1) Worm and Sector Adjustment, (a) Back off nut 24987 which secures swivel head screw 80193. (b) Loosen swivel head screw 80193, (6) Loosen cap screws 80222, (d) Loosen nut 3099 and cap screw 5895. REV. 9778 (3) Align worm vertically into sector of shaft and bearing assembly 133676-001 using swivel head screw 80193 to achieve minimum clearance but free movement. (f) Tighten three cap screws 80222 to secure shatt and bearing assembly 133676-002 to side frame. (g) Tighten cap screw 5895 and lock with nut 3098, (2) End Play Adjustment. (Refer to Fig. 8-16) (a) Loosen set screw 4772 in nut 16189. (b) Tighten adjusting nut 16169. until worm 77639 cannot be rotated by hand. (©) Back off adjusting nut slowly untif rotation of worm is possible. (d) Lock adjusting nut 16189 with set screw 4772, (3) Stop Limits Adjustment (Reefer to Fig. 8-3 or 8-3A, sheet 2 [RC] or Fig. 8-4 or 8-4A, sheet 2 (L}). (2) Position tabletop to 18° trendelenburg (b) Position stop 77682 against lever 80288 and secure. (c) Position tabletop to 18° reverse trendelen- burg (0) Position stop 77682 against lever 80200 and secure d. Drive Head Adjustment. The drive head assemblies of the leg section, seat section, and back section may require adjustment to remove all possible end play of related parts while maintaining free movement of gear involved. NOTE: Check each section adjustment with distributed weight of approximately 300 pounds on tabletop. Weight distribution: Head Section 25 pounds; Back Section 100 pounds: Seat Section 140 pounds; Leg Section 35 pounds. (Refer to Fig. 8-21 (RC) or 8-22 1) 252080L/2080R C2080 Compat IV’ Surgical Tables (1) Leg Section (a) Loosen cap screw 16425.s requiredto allow tuming of adjusting nut 16184 in leg section. (b) Back off adjusting nut 16184 so that bearing 16209 is tight and not capable of hand rotation while positioning leg section from horizontal to down position, whereas thrust washer 16214 is free to rotate by hand. Reposition leg section from down to horizontal will reverse this condition. [e., thrust washer 16214 will be tight and bearing 16209 is free to rotate by hand. (©) Atter adjustment is complete, tighten cap ‘screw 16425 to lock adjusting nut 16184. (2) Seat Section (Refer to Fig. 8-21 [RC] or 8-22 i} (a) Loosen cap screw 16425 as required to allow tuming of adjusting nut 16184 in seat section. (©) Back off adjusting nut 16184 so that bearing 16249 is tight and not capable of hand rotation while positioning seat section from horizontal to flex position. whereas thrust washer 16214 is free to rotate by hand. Repositioning seat section from flex to horizontal will reverse this condition, ie., thrust washer 16214 will be tight and bearing 16249 is free to rotate by hand. (e) After adjustment is complete, tighten cap screw 16425 to lock adjusting nut 16184. (@) Back Section (Refer to Fig. 8-21 [RC] or 8-22 1). (a) Loosen cap screw 16425 as requiredto allow turning of adjusting nut 16115 in back section. {b) Back off adjusting nut 16115 so that thrust washer 16201 is tight and not capable of hand rotation while positioning back section from horizontal to back up position, whereas bearing 16204 is free to rotate by hand. Repositioning back section from back up to horizontal will reverse this condition; je, bearing 16204 willbe tight and thrust washer 16201 is tree to rotate by hand, (c) After adjustment is complete, tighten cap screw 16425 to lock adjusting nut 16115. 26 6. LIFT CARRIAGE ADJUSTMENT (Refer to Fig. 8-33) a. Cam and Roller Adjustment. The elevation guide assembly on table support assembly 133636 nas eight bearings 46572 that regulate the amount of table- top movement which can be measured at the head or fool end of the table, I adjustments are required to reduce the amount o! “play” or movement, proceed as follows: ‘See WARNING on page 2-1 (1) Litt and support the base cover described in paragraph 1a of this chapter. NOTE: Always adjust the eccentrics on one side of the square pedestal only, as this greatly simplifies the adjustment. However, check the four eccentrics on the opposite side to make sure that they are all set in the same relative position and turned in by the same amount. NOTE: Eccentrics 46478 have a locating mark on the low side of the eccentric. When adjusting eccentrics, it is important that the locating mark on each eccentric, be in the same relative position. (2) Back off on hex nuts 78374 which secure set screws 80116. (8) Loosen set screws 80116 as required to allow bearing slides 77528 to hang free. The slides will not be tightened until after eccentric adjustment is complete, (4) Loosen four small set screws 43223 that lock eccentrics 46478. (5) Back off on four nuts 78314 that seat against the eccentric faces on the side you want to adjust. (6) Set bearing pressure against column by rotating eccentrics 46478, two in line at the same time, {or required adjustment. In the majority of cases, this, ‘adjustment will be very small. Adjust the top two eccentrics first, then repeat for the bottom two eccentrics. The locating mark on all four eccentrics should be in the same relative position, REV. 9/7820801/2080RC/2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables (7) Check bearing adjustment by sliding the ‘support assembly up and down the entire length of the column. Make sure that all eight bearings make contact, with the column through entire length of cplumn Readjust eccentrics if necessary. CAUTION: Nuts 78314 should be tightened only with slight wrench pressure. Excessive tightening will fracture eccentric at flange. (8) Atter adjustment is complete, tighten set ‘screws 43223 and then lock eccentrics with nuts 78314. Make sure eccentric setting is not disturbed. b. Slide Bearing Adjustment. (Refer to Fig. 8-27, sheet 1 [RC] or Fig. 8-28, sheet 1 [L].) The elevation ‘guide assembly on table support assembly 133636 has ‘two bronze slide bearings 7728 that regulate the table- top movement from side to side. If a equited to reduce the amount of “play” or movement, proceed as follows: (1) Support the tabletop so that slide bearings ‘77528 are approximately one-half way up the column. (2) Centralize the cariage assembly laterally about the column by adjusting eight set screws on the sides of the carriage. NOTE: Acjust set screws 80116 (Fig, 8-33) on both sides in equal amounts when bringing bearing faces against column to insure parallel adjustment, (3) Tighten set screws 80716 (Fig. 8-33) against slide bearings 77528 so as to form a seatiin the bearing surface, then back off on the screws slightly. (4) Adjust set screws 80116 so that the slide bearings are snug against the square column, elimina~ ting all possible side movement of tabletop but still allowing free movement of carriage along the full length of the column, (8) Lock set screws 80116 in piace with nuts 78314 (figure 8-31). (6) To check adjustment of the slide bearings, try to rock the tabletop from side to side. I necessary, readjust. REV. 11/83 7. SIDE TILT ADJUSTMENT (Refer to Fig. 8-23) a. End Play Adjustment. Maximum allowable ‘movement of tabletop at side rail edge is 1/16 inch with the top in horizontal position. If adjustment is required, proceed as follows: (1) Position table top to side tit, left side (from head end) of table down and in trendelenburg, to expose adjusting nuts 75819. Position should be one turmback from maximum. NOTE: Set screws 10583 and nylon plugs 80203 sedure adjusting nuts 75819. (2) Loosen two set screws 10583 and move two adjusting nuts 75819 away from each other. (3) Tum the front adjusting nut 75819 against thrust bearings 75828 (Fig. 8-3 or 8-34, sheet 3 [RC] oF Fig. 8-4 or B-4A, sheet 3 [L}} to eliminate all end play. Moving of tabletop trom sideto side while adjusting is recommended. (4) Secure the rear adjusting nut 75819 against the front adjusting nut and lock by tightening set screw 10583, b. Nut, Power Screw Lateral Play. The following adjustment should remove all lateral play yet permit ree rotation of nut (1) To reduce excessive movement of Power ‘Screw 78247 (Fig. 8-23) in nut 83250, tighten two screws 13102 against plate 80108 until screw bottoms. At this point the power screw will drag or bind. Back screws out slightly in equal amounts to relieve drag but lake up thread clearance which was producing side movement. (2) Tighten button head screws 80213 (Fig. 8-1) to secure end plates 80111 on one side of the table support assembly. {3) For units shipped prior to 2/82 — tighten screws (13102) until (by trial and error) power screw begins to drag. Back out two screws ¥i-turn. c. Yoke and Saddle Clearance Adjustment. Tighten hex nut 80115 (Fig. 8-1) until side tt movement becomes difficult. Back off Ye turn on nuts, 27‘20801 2080RC/2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables 8, FOUR-WAY (GABRIEL) VALVE ADJUSTMENT ‘Check that the distance between top and bottom of valve lever 78199 (Fig. 8-14 [RC} or 8-15 [L]) and gabriel valve 42569 is equal and is approximately 9/32 inch. If one dimension is less than the other, adjust, sel screw 42629 in valve lever 78199 counterciock- wise, Y turn ata time, until the dimensions are equal NOTE: If valve lever 78199 is loose after adjustment, tum both adjusting set screws (42629) clockwise ¥% tum ata time until all lateral play is removed from valve lever and both dimensions are equal 9. PEDAL LEVELING — RAISE/LOWER ACTUATORS AND SOLENOIDS a. Pedal Adjustment See WARNING on page 2-1 (1) Raise and support base cover as described in paragraph 1a of this chapter. (2) Adjust set screws 15343 (Fig, 8-37, sheet 2) 80 that there is approximately % inch from the edge of, pedals to top of front plate. b, Raise/Lower Lever Actuator Adjustment ‘See WARNING on page 2-1 (1) Raise and support base cover as described in paragraph 1a of this chapter. (2) Loosen two cap screws 48060 (Fig. 8-37, sheet 2) that hold raise actuator lever assembly 78232. (3) Move lever assembly up or down as necessary so that lever has % inch movement when pedal is, completely depressed. (4) Tighten cap screws 48080 and repeat steps (1) through (3) above for the lower actuator lever assembly (78231). ¢. Raise/Lower Solenoid Adjustment ‘See WARNING on page 2-1 28 (1) Raise and support base cover as described in paragraph ta of this chapter. (4-way valve should be adjusted per preceding paragraph.) (2) Loosen three cap screws 15339 (Fig. 8-27, sheet 2) that secure solenoid assembly mounting plate 5274, (3) Slide solenoid assembly mounting plate forwarc or back so that solenoid will have 1/16 inch more travel when pedal is depressed. (4) Tighten cap screws 15338. d. Hydraulic System Raise/Lower Valve Dynamic Adjustment ‘See WARNING on page 2-1 (1) Raise and support base cover as described in paragraph 1a of this chapter. (2) Reter to Figs. 2-2, 8-30 and 8-37, sheet 2. (3) Place a 3%" diameter screw or equivalent spacer between valve 55278 and valve lever 78199 as shown in Fig. 2-2. (4) Apply pressure on rod "A" (Fig. 2-2) to prevent spacer from dropping out. (5) Keeping pressure -on rod "A", insert Allen wrench in adjusting screw “L" and slowly tun clockwise until tabletop starts to lower; then tum wrench counter- clockwise ¥ turn, (6) With pressure still applied to rod "A", insert ‘Allen wrench in adjusting screw “R" and depress POWER pedal with your right knee. Slowly turn wrench clockwise until tabletop starts to rise; then tum wrench counterclockwise % turn, (7) Release pressure on rod “A” and remove spacer. Lower base cover. (8) Operate the RAISE and LOWER pedals to be sure table is functioning; then test adjustment of raise/ Tower vaive as follows: REV. 9/782080L/2080RC12080 Compat IV’ Surgical Tables Sewer Bauraiet Soe Figure 2-2. NOTE: Unless set for zero leakage, the raisellower valve should permit pressure in the hydraulic system to escape when force is applied to the tabletop. (a) Lower tabletop foot section, {b) Stand on right side of table (as viewed from end of table having pedals). Depress POWER pedal with your left foot; grasp tabletop foot section with your Fight hand; and actuate position control lever (to raise foot section) with your left hand, (©) As foot section starts to rise, attempt to hold back on it with your right hand. If you are unable to do 0 (approximately 50 to 75 pounds pressure), raise/ lower valve is properly adjusted. If you are able to Prevent foo! section from rising, lift base cover and tum adjusting screw "L” counterclockwise ¥ turn, repeat the above test (8) After achieving correct setting, secure base cover. 10, ADJUSTMENT OF RAISE AND POWER PEDALS Static pressure in the hydraulic system is a common cause of RAISE and POWER pedals becoming difficult to operate. A flow-control valve 42605 (Fig. 8-30) to REV. 978 ne “adn Seren RAISE/LOWER VALVE (TOP VIEW). relieve static pressure is included in the pressure line, ‘Should the pedal action become tight, the valve 42605 locatedin the left-handrear corner of the base assembly may be adjusted as follows: ‘See WARNING on page 2-1 a. Raise and support base cover as described in Paragraph 1a of this chapter. b. Loosen hex locknut of flow-control valve 42605 and tum adjustment stem clockwise to close: do not overtighten, c. Tum stem counterclockwise ¥4 turn (hold stem with pliers to prevent it from turning), then tighten locknut. . Remove tabletop support and lower base cover. e. Operate the RAISE and POWER pedals. Repeat above procedure it pedals are still difficult to operate; however, turn stem counterclockwise % in lieu of ¥ turn. _ CAUTION: Do not open valve more than ¥% turn as. It may cause loss of pressure in the hydraulic system. if this procedure does not correct the problem, replace the valve 42605.‘20801 /2080RCI2080 Compat IV Surgical Tebles f. After satisfactory setting has been achieved, tighten locknut (while holding stem) on flow-contro! valve 42605 and secure base cover. 11, MOTOR ACTUATOR CONTROL CABLE AND SOLENOID ADJUSTMENT a, Cable Adjustment ‘See WARNING on page 2-1 (1) Raise and support base cover as described in paragraph 1a of this chapter. (2) Depress the POWER pedal to determine it motor switches on before pedal is fully depressed. It not, release set screw 10585 in actuator 72238 (Fig. 8-27, sheet 1) and move inner cable wire. If motor is ‘switching on belore POWER pedal is fully depressed, pull wire into actuator slightly; motor doesn't switch on with fever fully depressed, move wire in opposite direction, b. Motor Solenoid Adjustment NOTE: With solenoid in retracted position, motor switch should be on. If not, perform the following adjustment. ‘See WARNING on page 2-1. (1) Raise and support base cover as described in paragraph 1a of this chapter. (2) Loosen four mounting screws on solenoid TT717 (Fig. 8-27, sheet 1) (8) Hold motor switch in the on position and slide solenoid assembly so that plunger will be bottomed. (4) Tighten screws on solenoid 77717. 12, FRICTION DEVICE ON LIFT CYLINDER ADJUSTMENT (Units Shipped before 12/72) This unit controls the staging of the elevating cylinders as the table moves through its “Raise-Lower" operating range. Being a friction davice, it requires readjustment from time to time and should be checked once every three months (see WARNING on page 2-1). NOTE: The following procedure requires Test Fixture P-753909-091 and Spring Scale, 0 to 50 pound range, P-757290-091 (both available from Regional Ottice) fa. Lift and support the base cover as described in paragraph 1a of this chapter. b. Depress the "Lower" pedal and place a weight on it to prevent it from rising. Manually compress the lift cylinder 133634-001 (Fig. 8-34) to its minimum height. c. Remove lift cylinder from base assembly by removing four screws 13796 (Fig. 8-27, sheet 1) and disconnecting fitting 52737 (Fig. 8-34) trom cylinder base and fitting 47101 from collector can 55369-001. 6. Assemble test fiture to top of 34° diameter piston rod on lift cylinder. Connect spring scale to test fixture: e. With lift cylinder at minimum height, gradually pull up on spring scale until small piston breaks free; note the scale reading. (This piston should break tree at less than 15 pounds; if it won't, cylinder must be replaced.) {. With the small piston fully extended, continue pulling up on the spring scale until the larger cylinder breaks tree; note the scale reading. g. The friction device split ring 81142-001 must de adjusted so thal the larger cylinder (Step f) will break free at a force 8 to 10 pounds higher than that for the smaller cylinder (Step e). if necessary to adjust the fiction device, turn the two screws 48486 clockwise to Increase friction, counterclockwise to decrease friction. h, Repeat Steps ¢ and {three times after the proper friction setting is obtained. f the same differential is not present during each check, replace the It cylinder and again repeat Steps @ and f three times to confirm that break points are within the limits Remove the spring scale and test fixture. Replace cylinder in table base. Pressurize cylinder and check for leaks at fitings. |. Remove the weight from the “Lower” pedal. Raise the tabletop to its maximum height and remove the spacer (wrench). Lower and secure the base cover. REV. 9/782080L/2080RC/2080 Compat IV’ Surgical Tables k. Reise the tabletop to its maximum height. ‘Measure the exact distance from the floor. After one hour, again measure the table height. If it has decreased more than 1/16", check for leaks: correct and retest, as necessary. 12, SELECTOR ASSEMBLY SWITCH ADJUSTMENT ‘The following procedure describes how to make @ bench check adjustment of selector assembly 99428 ‘An ohmmeter or buzzer circuit can be used to check switch contact closure. (Refer to Figs. 2-3 and 8-24.) SHIFTER a. With cam 77649 in the position indicated in Fig, 2-3, check that switch 1 is made just before nose of cam is under centerline of roller. b. Raise or lower switch if necessary using adjusting nuts on switch. Roller face must be parallel to cam movement. ©. Operate selector cam manually through positions 2.3 and 4, checking to see that each switch is made just before nose of cam is under centerline of roller. Readjust if necessary. SWITCH 7e2II ADJUSTING Figure 2-3, SELECTOR ASSEMBLY SWITCH ADJUSTMENT. REV. 9782080L/2080RC/2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables 44, ELECTRICAL CONTACT CLEANING — 2080 ‘COMPAT WARNING: DISCONNECT POWER AT WALL] BOX PRIOR TO INSPECTING AND CLEANING| CONTACTS. a. Depress release pedal and pul table away trom pivot. 242 b. Inspect contacts on table and pivot (Figs. 8-41 ‘and 8-83) fr signs of corrosion, deterioration cue to arcing, oF foreign matter accumulation. ©, If necessary, clean contacts with"Caeon#27" (Caig Laboratories, inc,, Escondido, California) or other non-flammable solvent and burnish with fine emory cloth, For minor deterioration, bumishing with emary cloth should be sufficient. 15, ELECTRICAL INTEGRITY a, Verify unit complies with Nationai Electric Code current leakage; 500 Amps (General Patient) or 100 Amps (Critical Care). b. Ensure ground resistance is less than 0.1 ohm. Rev. 9/8720801 /2080R.C/2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables 16, PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE GUIDE EQUIPMENT: 20801/2080RC/2080RC 1.A/2080 COMPAT IV Surgical Tables This form is to be used as a preventive maintenance record and as a guide to performing preventive maintenance. The frequency indicated is the minimum and should be increased if usage of the unit demands. (Circle “X" In B-Monthly Column When Service Is Performed) PROCEDURES Inspections 3 4 1,0 PREPARATION FOR PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE 1.1 Discuss equipment operation with department personnel, 1.2 Remove pads. Examine pad covers and velcro (pads and table) tape. 1.3 Examine clamps and other side rail hardware. | 1.4 Tighten side rails, 1.5 Unfasten and lift table covers, de x prererer dee de prrerrs de 2.0 HYDRAULIC SYSTEM 2.1 Clean oil strainer. 22 Replace oil filter element, 23 Check hydraulic oi! level. 2.4 Inspect floor directly beneath the table and all tubing, fittings and components of hydraulic system for oil leaks. x xx x 3.0 CASTERS AND FLOOR LOCKS 3.1 Clean and inspect casters. 32 Lubricate casters. 3.3 heck floor lock mechanism for proper operation. xe, eX 4.0 SELECTOR ASSEMBLY SWITCH (2080RC only) 4.1. Using remote control, check table positioning, 5.0 ELECTRICAL CHECKS (it applicable) 5.1 Disconnect table from facility electrical supply. 5.2 Inspect remote contro! box (2080RC only). 53 Verity unit complies with National Electric Code current leakage 500 Amps (General Patient) or 100 Amps (Critical Care). Ensure ground resistance is less than 0.1 ohm. 54 Check all table functions using foot pedals (2080RC). 55 Inspect electrical cord, 5.6 Connect table to proper electrical supply. xx ervnress mx mK ex 3 3 xx > xx > 33 Add, 8/87 2413‘20801 /2080R.C12030 Compat IV’ Surgical Tables 146. PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE GUIDE (Continued) Inspections PROCEDURES: sfzelalal[s|e 60 TABLETOP OPERATION 6.1 Check operation of back section. x |x |x] x [x] x 6.2 Check operation of foat section with seat section horizontal x |x |x |x ]x] x 6.3 Check flex then reflex operation. x |x |x |x [x}x 6.4 Check lateral tilt operation. x |X |x ]x |x] x 6.5 Check Trendelenburg then Reverse Trendelenburg operation. x Ix |x ]x [x] x 6.6 Check Kidney Elevator operation. x |x |x}x fx] x 6&7 Check raise and lower operation. x |x |x }x [x] x 6.8 Check head section operation. X |XX] xX |x| x 7.0 MANUAL EMERGENCY PUMP OPERATION 7.1 Pump raise pedal to check manual table operation, x |x |x ]x [x] x 8.0 DRIVE GEARS 8.1 Verify proper engagement of clutch keys and drive head gears. x x x 9.0 FINAL TEST 9.1 Examine all lubricated parts, Apply lubrication as needed, x x 9.2 Secure all covers. x |X |x [x [x] x 9.3 Install all pads. x |x |x [x px] x 8.4 Police work area to ensure removal of all materials used during inspection.) X |X |X| X |X | X 244 Add. 8/67‘20S0L/2080RC/2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables CHAPTER III LUBRI The table below lists gears, worms, gear sectors, and other items which require periodic lubrication. The table provides a reference to the illustration where the part may be located and indicates the time interval at Which the part must be lubricated. For ease of location, lubrication points are indicated in the right-hand column of the exploded views in Chapter VIIl, adjacent to the applicable part. Refer to the applicable note indicated in the table for applicable lubricant. NOTES: 1. Lubricate with Moly-Lubripiate type MS HD No. 2 (ordering specification RM 6400-825, 5 pound can), 2. Lubricate with Lubriplate type 630 AA (ordering specification RM 6400-140, 5 pound can} ICATION 3. Apply a light coat of @ good grade of medium- ‘weight lubricating oil to the inner diameter of sleeve bearings, the faces of thrus! bearings, shafts, and ‘other moving parts when replacing a part, 4. Coat the sides of the square column on which the rollers do not roll with Moly-Lubriplate. Do not lubricate sides of the column on which the rollers roll 5. Lubricate the reamed holes where rods 41530 ‘come up through base casting with Moly-Lubripiate 6. Lubricate linkages 77725 or 92524 and 77727 or 82479 where they interiock with rods 41530. Lubricate with Moly-Lubripiate, LUBRICATION FIG. SEE ITEM INTERVAL | REF Piel Spur Gear 16220 (RC) 6 No. 8-3 oF B-3A (1) 2 Shaft 76253 (RC) 6 Mo. 8-3 oF 8-3A (1) 2 Worm Gear 16247 (RC) 6 Mo. 8-3 of B-3A (1) 2 Bearing 16285 (RC) 6 Mo. 8-3 oF B-3A (1) 2 Gear 15220 (L) 6 Mo. 8-4 oF B-4A (1) 2 Shatt 76253 (L) 6 Mo. 8-4 or B-4A (1) 2 Gear 16247 (L) 6 Mo. 8-4 or B-4A (1) 2 Bearing 16285 (L} 6 Mo. 8-4 oF B-4A (1) 2 Worm Sector 16290 3 Mo, a8 1 Gear 42727 (RC) 6 Mo. 8-10 2 Gear 42727 (L) 6 Mo. ett 2 Gear 16108 3 Mo. B12 1 Gear 16108 3 Mo, 813 1 Bearings (16182) (80190) 3 Mo. B16 1 Inner Races 80189 and 80191 3 Mo. 816 1 Shaft 60188 3 Mo, B16 1 Worm Gear 77639 3 Mo. B16 1 Universal Joint 76543 6 Mo. B16 2 Ratchet 78220 6 Mo. 8-18 2 Handle Pin 82604 6 Mo. BBA 2 Shaft 77668 6 Mo. a9 2 Shaft 82608 6 Mo. B98, 2 REV. 9778 Bt2080112080R C/2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables LUBRICATION (Continued) see | 32 FIG ITEM INTERVAL nee a Shaft 82605 6 Mo. 8-198 2 Washer 16952 6 Mo. 8-198 2 Worm Gear 16234 6 Mo. 8-20 2 Uioint 20200 6 Mo. 8-20 2 Bearing 44766 3 Mo. 8.20 1 Shaft 16227 6 Mo. 8-20 2 Coupling 7552 6 Mo. 8.20 2 Bearings 16271 3 Mo. 8-21, B-22 1 Bearings 16233, 3 Mo. 8.21, 8-22 1 Bearings 16213, 3 Mo. 8:21, 8-22 1 Bearing Blocks 43823 3 Mo. 8.21, 8-22 1 Bearing Blocks 43213 3 Mo. 8-21, 8-22 1 Bearing Blocks 43217 3 Mo. 8-21, 8-22 1 Shatt 43267 3 Mo. B21, 8-22 1 Gears 16105 3 Mo. 8-21, 8-22 i Gears 22728 3 Mo. 8:21, B22 1 Gears 18107 3 Mo. 8-21, 8:22 1 Gears 16109 3 Mo. 6-21, 8-22 1 Drive Heads 28047 8 Mo. 8-21, 8-22 1 Drive Heads 28046 3 Mo. B21, 8-22 1 Drive Heads 28049 3 Mo. 6:21, 8-22 1 Drive Heads 28048 3 Mo. 8-21, 8-22 1 Uldoint 78246 oF 92128 6 Mo. 823 2 Power Screws 78247 6 Mo. 8.23 2 Bearing 80112 3 Mo. 8-23 1 Gear 78219 6 Mo. 8.24 2 Gear 78218 6 Mo. 824 2 Bearings 77528 6 Mo. 8.27 (1) 2 Bearings 77528 6 Mo. 8-28 (1) 2 Shafts 77527 6 Mo. 833 2 Bearings 46572 6 Mo. 233 2 Shafts 77720, 77594 and 133686 3 Mo. 837 1 Guides 77725 or 92524 3 Mo. 8-40 (1) 6 Bars 77727 or 82479 3 Mo. 8-40 (1) 6 Rods 41530 3 Mo. 8-40 (1) 5 Shaft 77524 3 Mo. 8-40 (2) 1 Casters 36584 6 Mo. 8-40 (2) 2 Pin 77519 3 Mo. 8-40 (2) 1 REV. 97820801 /2089R.C/2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables CHAPTER IV HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS 1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION Figure 4-1 is the hydraulic schematic diagram for ‘the 2080L and 2080RC tables. The drive-side Vickers, valve and drive-side shift motor in the top right- section of the schematic are unique to the 2080RC. ‘and 2080RC |.A. tables, the rest of the diagram is common. To determine the function of any circult element, refer to the associated Block Text diagram. Fig. 4-2. 2. FILLING Check oil level as described in paragraph 3a of Chapter Il. If oil is required add oil using hose and tunnel. System requires approximately 3 quarts. Chevron AW32 is the only recommended oil. When filled, the sump has a measurable oil level of 1% inches with table at maximum height. Do not overfill 3. BLEEDING (1) Lift the base cover and support as described in paragraph 1a of Chapter I! (see WARNING on page 24). (2) With the table at its maximum height, slip a thick ‘object such as a hammer handle between lift carriage 193696 (Fig. 8-28, sheet 1) and elevator stop 52682. Slip the object in from the front. NOTE: While bleeding itis important that the bleeding port, which is located on the upper rod of the lift cylinder, does not dri down below the top of the intermediate cylinder. (3) Back out Buttonhead set screw and put pressure ‘on the Raise pedal. When oil starts to flow out through set screw, the majority of air is out of the system, At this time, tighten screw. 4, REPLACING HYDRAULIC OIL. CAUTION: Do not mix different brands of oil, Recommended oil — Chevron AW32. {1) Drain all oil from table sump, tubing and lift oylinder. Discard oil Rev. 11/83, (2) Wipe out sump. (3) Change oil filter assembly (refer to chapter 7, figures 7-3 and 7-4 (4) Retill the hydraulic system using the recom- mended oil (5) Operate the table through all positions at least once. {6} Drain sump, tubing and lift cylinder. Discard oil (7) Refill hydraulic system, again using the recom- mended oil (8) Operate table through all positions. (8) Mark tag with type of oll now being used. Att- ach tag to table base. NOTE: Tables shipped from factory starting with serial number 0406281-XXX will have a tag attached totable base. The tag will identity the type of oll used when table was built. See tag below: ‘THIS EQUIPMENT WAS ORIGINALLY FILLED WITH E mosic ore ze wvonauic on : 1 SHELL TELLUS 2 HYDRAULIC ON, 5. TESTING ‘Testing is required when any hydraulic fine is broken ‘or @ component has been replaced. Place table in ‘maximum height position and leave in this position for at least 2 hours and preferably 8 hours (or overnight), Measure how much table has dropped during this time. ‘The table should not drop more than 1/16 inch for two hours or 3/8 inch for 8 hours or more. A drop of more ‘than this indicates @ hydraulic problem, probably a leaking fiting or a defective valve, 4114220801 /2080RCI2060 Compat IV Surgical Tables 2080RC BASE ELECTRIC COMPONENTS ASSEMBLY Figure 8-29. 6-93 ov. 6/87OOLI2080RCI2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables Fe 8 PART 7 UNITS PER v Wor NUMBER: Peecreterd ASSEMBLY 8.23 99047-091 | 2080RC BASE ELECTRIC COMPONENTS ASSEMBLY 1} 3038-041 | NUT. Hex. 8-32 (Units Shipped Alter 12°74) 2 2| 3eee-041 | SCREW. Round Head. 6-32 x 5/6 + 5 | 13322042 | SCREW, Round Head. 1/420 x 26 (Unis Shipped Ater 1274) 1 4 STRAIN, Relief (Units Shipped Ater 12:74) ...... 1 S| ars95.010 | SCREW, Ft Head 8.92 xi (Uns Srisped Aer 1374) 2 6 CORD, Coted See Fig 6) 1 7 CORD. 18 Ft. Long esses sesesees 1 | raso7-061 |ScREW, 832x978... ‘i 2 9 | 75230-081 | LOOKWASHER, 1/4 (Units Shieoed ‘ater sa). 3 10 | 7047-091 | BLOCK, Terminal Board... ...0.0++s0+e ee 10 a1 | 78088-091 | CAP. End. Terminal Board « 1 +12 | 6397-076 | TRANSFORMER ...... 1 13 | 2312-001 | REGEPTAGLE, Ground (Units Stripped ater 12°74). 1 14 | 2392-001 | BAR, Mounting (Units Shioped Ater 12°74), 1 35 | 90991-091 | LOCKWASHER. (Units Shipped After 12774) 2 16 | 92491-001 | WIRE, Ground (Units Shipped Atter 12774) 1 17 | 54570-0901 | CABLE ASSEMBLY ......... 1 se | 150823-090 | BLOCK. Fuse ......-...+ 1 sg | 178159-091 | CLAMP, Wite vosseeceeesceceeeee 3 20 | 2i7ii042 | SCREW, 5407/16 sec ieesoene 2 zi | 3960-041 | SCREW. Round Head. 1/4-20% 1/4 «..--seeseee 1 22 | aeta-041 | SCREW, Round Head, 410-32 x 8/16......-. 2 23 | 14592091 | TERMINAL . eee 3 2a | 91702081 | NIPPLE, Chase - 4 25 | s2724-o91 | WIRE ASSEMBLY 2 1 26 | 17589-045| WASHER, Flat .. ; 2 2 27 | 1967-041 | WASHER. Lock - zy 2 2g | Tes01-085 | WASHER. Lock =... 2 23 | 82675-001 | GROUND SCREW. #10-82 x3/8.. 2 30 | 150823081 | FUSE.. 3 ar | 150473-002 | WASHER. Flat 48... 2 32 | 11817-0981 | TERMINAL 2 a3 | 56397-077 | BRACKET... 4 3 | sadgs-oo1 | PLUG 1 45az0v-o01 | * DECAL. AR 92615-002 | * LABEL. 1 Amp an 0202-081 | » TAG, Warning an NOTE: Old style transformer no longer available, Substitute kit P-764821-335. i 894 Rev. 8/872080L/2080RCI2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables ‘0 ae? Old Piping Arrangement ot 2 _ 2 2 7 30 n ‘ 4 40 Presse tum Line NOTE: Use tis wow for units Piped before 872. Toinstal 42605 and £80917. cutout parton +180e Parts List ‘hat isin prariom Figure 8-30. PIPING ASSEMBLY UNITS PER cee ASSEMBLY :99388-001 ‘2080 AND 2080 COMPAT PIPING ASSEMBLY . 99388-002 : ‘2080RC PIPING ASSEMBLY .............- 1 | 2087-081 | VALVE, Check. ado 2| 42542.091 | STRAINER... spada 3 | 42605091 | VALVE, Flow Control (One Required For Units Shipped Before 6/72) .. | 2 | 2 4 | +56276-001 | FILTER ASSEMBLY... eee : a] 5 a] 47208-091 | © O-RING (Not Shown) . REV. 9/82 8-95-20301/2080R C2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables 8-96 NOTE: tine aris 3.3/¢incheslong,order56276-001 androveree safety vave, Make changes as shown in Figure 7-4. Refer o paregreph 7-21. Figs | pant UNITS PER NoEK | NuMBER beamartondttical ASSEMBLY [5-0 '98988-001 | 2080L AND 2080 COMPAT PIPING ASSEMBLY . 99988-002 | 2080RC PIPING ASSEMBLY .. : 6 | 50697.091 |» FILTER, Oi! (Not Shown) ra 7 | 76574081 | SEAL (Not Shown) al | ssz7eos: | VALVE ASSEMBLY (See Fig. 8-37) rfa 8] sentr0e1 | CONNECTOR, Mae (One Requtes Fer Unis Shoes Below 6)...] 2 | ¢ 10 | te0%20.085 | vaLvE. Safety .- a3 ty] vesraoar | Tue ae va 32 | geraeos: | ELBOW, Male, S/1 ODT XVMANPT ccccccscecceeeesceneeeee | 2 | 2 13] 7as7o.o01 | TUBE. aeeereay +44 34 | 78299.081 | TEE, Male Aun, §/16 ODT x 1/8 NPT : 2/2 15 | 939-042 | BUSHING, Reducing, 174x178 eer eurea lian 36] 7es7o-001 | TUBE... a peaee ales 47 | S27a708t | CONNECTOR, Mate, 5/16 ODT x74 NPT .. e alfa ia | 4656-081 | ELBOW, Male, 3/8 ODT x 1/4 NPT «1.0... 2|2 19| res77-o81 | TUBE. ; +44 20 | 1175-001 | TUBE so. sccs ccc vesecneeeecceneeeseseeees via 21 | 5896-048 | PLUG. Pipe, /@ NPT. . a4 22 | 80818-091 | CONNECTOR, Male, 3/8 ODT x 1/8 NPT... ida 23 | 42626-091 | TEE, Pipe, 1/8 NPT : 1/4 24 | 34779.091 | NIPPLE, Brass, 1/8 NPT x 2-1/4. ss 25 | sos01-091 | ELBOW. Male, 378 ODT x 1/8 NET i]s 25 | 78267-081 | TEE, Street, S/BNPT........ ada ar | 7969-091 | TUBE .....-... ada 25 | 78293081 | CONNECTOR, Male, 3/8 ODT x 376 NPT .. 2|2 23 | aosisoot | TUBE. ada 30 | 78295091 | TEE, Union, 3/8 ODT. : a] 31] 4350-042 | ELBOW, Male, 3/8 ODT x 3/8 NPT 2 {2 32 | 7896-091 | TUBE ...--cecesereesees : +4 33 | se0s7-001 | TUBE... va ae | 7es0s.001 | TUBE... v]4 as | 7esaeost | TUBE. va as | 7esss-001 | TUBE. ata 37 | 2798-081 | ELBOW, Union, 3/8 ODT...... via a8] 76967-091 | TUBE ...-..--c.ee ita 33 | 7easooo1 | TUBE. rfa 40 | 7eseos1 | TUBE. ada ai | 7e06s091 | TUBE... va 42 | 7s007-001 | TUBE... ita 43 | 0925-061 | CLAMP, Tube... ata aa] 4e060.001 | SCREW. Cap... va 45 | 139590-001 | TUBE, Col va as | se7e-061 | SCREW. RG. Ha. 2}2 a7 | 7e198-001 | MANIFOLD. a fa 23 | 42586-001 | PLUG. Pipe. 2/2 43 | 5565-081 | CONNECTOR, Male « 2 50] 78292-091 | CONNECTOR, Male - a]a st | 78272091 | SPACER, Tube a4 s2| 20500-042 | PLUG, Pip. 2|2 53| 1967-081 | LOCKWASHER. 2/2 ba | 46126056 | SCREW, F. Ha a4 ss | snsze-001 | Tuae.s/16 00 va 6 | 29621-001 | TUBE.5/16 00 aa 37] 93629-001 | TUBE.3/8 0D... aa REV. 978220801 /2080RC/2080 Compat IV’ Surgical Tables 8.9720801 /2080RC12080 Compat IV Surgical Tables FIG & PART UNITS PER INDEX | NUMBER. Deere ASSEMBLY NO. B1- 193685-091 | PUMP ASSEMBLY 1 7073-091 |GASKET... 1 2 | 43676-081 |CONNECTOR 2 3] 43¢89-081 |O-RING 3 4] astesoa1 [O-RING 3 5 | Se7s0st ELBOW, Compression Fiting 1 6 | 52737-0981 | CONNECTOR. Male 1 7 | 72275091 | FITTING, Pump 1 8) Teze2.091 | FITTING, Saint Compression 1 9| 56397-051 | VALVE, Check 7 3 10 | 133662.010 | BODY, Pump. 1 iF Rev. 8/8720801 /2080R.C/2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables @ S ‘ a Boy ' = —t (GD Go) fore Figure 8-32. 2080RC SOLENOID ASSEMBLY REV. 9782 699‘20801 12080R.C/2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables (ree PART Uunmts PER INDEX NUMBER DESCRIPTION ASSEMBLY i ese | rrrirc21 | zosoRc SOLENOID ASSEMBLY (Units Shipped Before 9/81) x Zeas7-009 | 2080R¢ SOLENOID ASSEMBLY (Units Shipped Alter 8/81) x 1 | 4e17-061 | screw. Fat Head. 6-92 x38 ale 2] assovos1 [PIN Rot ieee 1 3| 77700045 PLATE, Meuning 1 4] s1o08001 [SOLENOID NLA 1 5 81012-045 | LEVER .. fa BEE 6 3185-041 | PIN, Cotter a 3] rrra0-00: | PLATE. Mounting : 8] seeero10 |soLeNomD.... 1 | aa | ao ro 5-100 fev. eer20801,/2080RCI2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables Figure 6-33. TABLE SUPPORT ASSEMBLY REV. 9/78 8-1012080L/2080RCI2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables 8-102 FG & iwoex een: DESCRIPTION Pea sca | 199696001 | TABLE SUPPORT ASSEMBLY + | te250091 4 2 | 43220001 8 3 | 46«7e-091 | CAM, Loading 8 4+ | asaesoas | Seacen.. 4 5 | 46572091 | BEARING - 8 & | 77526003 | SPACER 8 7 | z7se70s1 | SHAFT. Bearing --.. 4 8 | 150823073 | LOCKNUT, Jam 1/2-20 with Nylon Insert 16 9 | 7a7evoo1 | PLATE, Wear 2 10 | sovieoaz | sETSCREW, 12.201 8 11 | 90383:091 | BUMPER, Rusber 4 32 | 99617-001 | CASTING, Suppor + Rev. 0/8720801 /2080RC/B080 Compat IV Surgical Tables LIFT CYLINDER ASSEMBLY; UNITS SHIPPED BEFORE 10/72. Figure 8-34. 8-103 REV. 978‘2080L/2080R.C/2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables FIG & INDEX ‘NO. PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION — UNITS PER. ASSEMBLY NLA LUFT CYLINDER ASSEMBLY (Units Shipped Before 10:72) (+193634) CUP, Leather, Large NUT, Piston CYLINDER ASSEMBLY ‘SCREW, Pan Head CONNECTOR, Male O-RING ......- SCREW, Socket Head SCREW, Flat Head . CONNECTOR, Male |. ‘OUTER CYLINDER ASSEMBLY. ‘SLEEVE WELDMENT CAP, Large Cylinder CAP, Small Cylinder... RING, Split STRIP, Leather RING, Retainer... ‘SMALL PISTON ASSEM: WOOL, Monel . ‘Note: 133634-001 is replaced by new fit cyinder 138375-001 wR = 8-104 REV. 11/83stsH60RC2080 Conga 1 Sue Tables a i 4 | eae | | | | bo 8-@-€e- <>" | 5 | | | : jeri Figure 6-35. _LIFT CYLINDER ASSEMBLY; UNITS SHIPPED AFTER 10/72 BUT BEFORE 1/75. xy REV. 9/78 8-10520801/2080R.C/2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables FIG & INDEX No. PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION UuNrTs PER ASSEMBLY 035. NLA. LIFT CYLINDER ASSEMBLY (Units Shipped Atter 1072 But Before 1/75) (4135940) . CUP, Leather, Large NUT, Piston... SCREW, Pan Head, 6-32 x 1/4 « CONNECTOR, Male O-RING i CONNECTOR, Male CYLINDER ASSEMBLY SLEEVE WELDMENT CAP, Large Cylinder CAP, Small Cylinder 2... LARGE PISTON ASSEMBLY ‘SMALL PISTON ASSEMBLY WOOL, Mone! ‘Note: 135940-001 is replaced by new lit cylinder 136375-001. aera A 8-106 REV. 11783,ND 7/77. BETWEEN 1/75 Al IBLY; UNITS SHIPPED Figure 8-36. LIFT CYLINDER ASSEMI‘20801,2080R.C/2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables FIG & INDEX PART NUMBER, DESCRIPTION UNITS PER. ASSEMBLY 3-36- NLA LIFT CYLNOER ASSEMBLY (Uns Shppes Between 175 and 777) (4135940). CUP, Leather, Large . ELBOW, Male NUT, Piston... SCREW. Pan Head, 6-92 x 1/4. O-RING cece CONNECTOR, Male... CYLINDER ASSEMBLY ‘SLEEVE WELDMENT ..... CAP, Large Oylinder ... CAP, Small Cylinder... LARGE PISTON ASSEMBLY SMALL PISTON ASSEMBLY WOOL, Monel... SPLASH CUP ASSEMBLY . + Note: 135940-002 is replaced by new itt ‘eylinder 136375-001 Shee aT cg af a =. 8-108 AES REV. 11/83‘20801/2080RC12080 Compat IV Surgical Tables Figure 6-37. PEDAL ASSEMBLY (Sheet 1 of 2) 8-109 REV. 9782O80LZ080RC2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables Figure 8-37. PEDAL ASSEMBLY (Sheet 2 of 2) e110 REV. 97622080L/2080R C2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables Fes PART UNiTs PER INOEX | WUMBER aaa ASSEMBLY ear. | sxaonost | peDaL asseMaLy — 2060. AND 2000RC...... x saszon001 | PEDAL ASSEMBLY — 2020 COWPAT IV. x Sheet of2 1 4772-045 | SETSCREW, Se. Point, 1/4-20 x 1/4 vit 2 | revocoat |xev ifs 5] tstecost [sens 000 2/2 2 | tasenoss | SoneW, Secu Hess 2|2 5 | testo rey... 2/2 8 | eres |LooewasHied 2) 2 $ | zzeseost [Rerancr. 22 & | ooocosr |SErsoRevi vax Sie e135 8 | Ssrrmoro | SuPeonT, Peas is 10] Sseseoor [RaMEPtaTe — "POWER yt it | SSaseooe [NAMEPLATE — “LOWER ili 12 | Seetogg | NaEmLare — “RAISE a 13 | sseost | Pri Pec! ia ve | Treoos: [PI ia 13 | Fesenoto | SOaEWi Fat Hosa W.2ax 38 gfe te | ssso-o10 [ABW Power |i 1 | dasssr-o1e [ARM Lower ifs 18 | tseseote [AR Rae ia q2 | Tessseoer [acTuaTOR ifs 20 | saaser-oro [PEDAL Cas’. 3] 8 sheet 20f2 2 2792-045 | SCREW, Socket, 1/4-20 x 1/2 2)2 Z| sooraer [NUT Hex a] 3 B | Secon: |Sonew viaz6 3ia ii m | szesaes | spain it a | riesaer | washen | aie Be | ‘zecaes | Sone, Socks Head iia % 2/2 2 | tageoost | RING, Reining aia 2 | Teereoes |LocewasHes CO ra ze | stezoaor [BING Reianng ©” ae ti wo | Sezcmaot [PN Corer pee a at | ssoezeane |Sonew, rat Head slazox | ala a2 | “easoece) | PIN, Rot en +] 3 & | aezasoet [span i]s si | aecesoer | sent, Sod 430% 38 aya & NOT USED ett20801 /2080RC/2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables (rcs met | laSin beseneron oat 7 6-37- 55278-091 | VALVE ASSEMBLY (Includes items 36 thru 51) (See Fig. 8-30) . 1 zi Cod 46175-091 | ¢ LOCKWASHER, 10 ..... 3)]3 43 78199-001 | © LEVER, Valve vid @) zoe [cry a : ‘i: 53 7596-091 | LINK, Connecting a4 cod 77597-0391 | LINK, Power. 1 1 | rns eae a4 S| Raman [em coe AE | soe, | ee, Bessa | ute on 6-112 REV. 11/83,Rev. 8/87 ‘20801/2080R.C/2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables Figure 8-38. 2080RC AND 2080 COMPAT IV MOTOR AND PUMP ASSEMBLY. +SEE PARTS LIST FOR IMPORTANT NOTE. 8113,‘20801/2080RC/2080 Compat IV’ Surgical Tables FIG & a | em | Gable oxsonnon a 3 | -5300-600 | SEALING COMPOUND .. AR 5 19678-045 | WASHER, Lock... - Bi cet: eto ee ee 4} eueee ear a] eee ras : ose eae ; 15 3500-150 TUBE. Tygon.....+ 3. 1 St ee atcatd aaa wove a‘2080L/2080RC/2080 Compat IV Surgiea! Tables Rev. 8/87 Figure 8-38. 2080L MOTOR AND PUMP ASSEMBLY +SEE PARTS LIST FOR IMPORTANT NOTES. 8115,‘20801 /2080RC!2080 Compat IV’ Surgical Tables FIG & INDEX PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION UNITS PER ASSEMBLY 8-33- 99426-001 3087-081 3928-041, -5300-600 5473-041, 1801-097 19676-025, 46055091 52736-081 55128010, -759206-001 "78282-081 + 79808-001 ‘g0103-06) 0541-091 +#134063-007 ++136350-001 2985-001 18538-081 178178-091 2080L MOTOR AND PUMP ASSEMBLY NUT. Hex... : SCREW. Flat Head, 1/4-20 x 314 SEALING COMPOUND WASHER, Bevel .. CONNECTOR, Bor LOCKWASHER, ELBOW. Male ... ELBOW, Male PLATE, Mounting BRACKET, Mounting WIRE. Ground -....... MOTOR AND PUMP . CORD AND BOX ASSEMBLY CONDUIT, Rigid.....- CONNECTOR . TERMINAL. not break set on pure, motor and bex uni. The unit must be returned factory forsenicing. The eordand box assembly canbe replaced eld. See instructonsin paragraph {NOTE 2: Danottemove plug. plugis removed, AMSCO's waranty is voided and Table no longer meets UL safety standards. AR ene ov. 8/8720801 /2080RC/2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables LUB. w foes \ ge sreesr ~ By, 807 a yy <. ' nee 03 ® NOTE: Use ts view tor units shipped atter 4/74, See pars ist. Figure 8-40. FLOOR LOCK ASSEMBLY (Sheet 1 of 2) REY. 0/82 eu72080L/2080R.C/2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables LUB. NOTE: Use this view for units shipped after 2172. See parts list. Figure 8-40. FLOOR LOCK ASSEMBLY (Sheet 2 of 2) tie REV. 9/8220801 I2080RC/2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables wee Pant : unis PER wwoex | \GuBER ceceaney ASSEWLY | FLOOR TOGK ASSENBLY — Ben UTTa SHppas Ar) 5 FLOOR Lock ASSEMBLY —20E0 AND 20N0K6 (Une Shrpue a0. oor 2783) x GOR LOCK ASSEMBLY — 2080 COMPAT i Sheet tof 1] seuson [wut tin... ale|e 2] Seraots | Sone, rosa ted, 1038 88 afa| 2 | sesacons | Sevscnew. 109% tals | deassces | Sonewr sous read 36.16% i (Unis Spd Getrw aa | 8 | ~ | | jenseus | Sonew, Socent road (Un snpred Atte 275 efe|= | Teeboes |SEREU, Set raew Voces Se ine Snood ater’ 2 | 8 | 3 5] taerzcet | LocimasHes Ware Stopes Ato 2) compa | a] 8 | tsssceet | Locewasten wo| to + | dacasoat | Piue, nyon ela] e 10] sieanoer | Seanig’ e|e]e 11] Bésreaer | wane, ion ara i] dtorsoet | Some. Seer 1682012 2|2] 2 | farseoes | wae, Par : ale] e ut] ‘earaoet | peanne a|2 |e 18] derzsom | Locrwasiin nis shipped toon 27a 2 |=] is] _Sertoet | Surpomr cor Uns Stopes ate 272) i}ada {| sermsooes | Brace, rou Let Mouning (te Stenad Bee 778 ee 18 | Hrrrenoce | Sone, Susie (nts Spee See 7) |Z] 2 13| “Trreson | susroat = 2|2| 2 20] ttre | GUDE Po’ isn Shopd ie Hs) 2|=|- 2 | Hrrverocs | Ban, Fee occ nie Shines Bele 70) cope JZ] az| s2e77.001 | BRACKET, Fo Lock Mouing (Us Stored Ate 778) «fal - 2 | S2e70001 | Bam Poor Look (Ute Shipped ser 779) 2|2|- | S21 | SCREW, Snover (Uns Snopes ater 79 uw THBOH8). | a | & | 25} 282693-001 | BEARING, Sleeve, Cilite (Units Shipped After 4/74) + a ayaya 2 | “Sesacoor | GuIpE. Foor Leck (Unis Spec ater Pa) scence a fa | A 2| $5500 | BASE (Unis Spas ae 70). fi] | Seeeroro | BASE (unis Snppd Boe 45) 000" ff] 22] tsze0ecor | piv avo FOOT ASSEMBLY (neues 21506, 41509 and 150100).....] 4 | — Barr | PR AND FOOT ASSEMBLY neces 2040527 naar) | — |s | 4 20| Brcovonr |e CvUNDER Riser aren | frsonoes |S evascavaty eft} i areromt | opm aSSEMaLY al lie se| storonaor | root are ‘Nove 10:02 wed on tse ble 77 2020.02 deste an pat Cutereatesvsoateronorn Tanseat, Too0r a eso on Cie sage et outer dn apa arsine 50060 8a ‘Bato tn us oan e176 swore 2:1 kt 07511905 toy tari ents epee ms _NoTe 2: Oder 2288000 came bles wot ole beta at ee bowen REV. 11/83 B19‘20801 /2080RC:2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables ea PART UNITS PER No NUMBER, Pea ASSEMBLY iz Sheet 2 of 2 e4o- 93 | 3097-061 | NUT. Hex... 2lele 3a | rosescas |SETSCREW. 10:32 1 avfaf- 35 | 19397.041 | NUT, Hex a|a|a 36 | 16261-091 | KEY. Woodruff a|3| 37 | 19580-.0e1 | LOCKWASHER 10 | 10} 10 ge) 19881-045 | LOCKWASHER ajala 39 | 91820091 | RING, Retaining : 2lela2 40 | 3189.02 | SCREW. Hex Head... 20.00. 10 | 10} 0 41 | 99313.001 | CASTER, Swivel .. a —[ala 36584.091 | CASTER (Includes 758693) a|-|- a2 | 7sa60-.001 |* WHEEL... a{—-|- 4a | se0ss061 | Pin, Rol i afada aa | 40006051 | SETSCREW, 1/4-20 x5/16 - a|sis 45 | 4777-091 | SPRING afafa 46 | 47999-0681 | STUD, 114-20 x3 : a]ada 47| 55084010 | SHAFT i erties 48 | 35098091 | LATCH, Floor Lock... : vfada 43| 55264.004 | NAMEPLATE — LOCK Ae [eae e 50 | 77519. |PIN, 12x 1-8/16 (Units Shipped Before ‘ara (Sub: 79876-001) . if-|- st | 77521-091 | BEARING, Floor Lock... i 7 2]2}2 s2| 77524045 | SHAFT, Floor Lock a : yf] 53| 77729045 |SPACER....... pees ae 2|2|2 4 | 7731-001 [CAM Lit... i 2l2}2 55 | 76203091 | BEARING ....... a)3]3 58 | 79536010 | SCREW, Fiat Head 3) 3] 3 57 | 73876-001 | PIN, Groove (Unis Shipped After 272) vfada 58 | aor17.091 | SPRING . papa} 50 | aoiae-o45 | SETSCREW, ib Faia’ 14 a) a act 0 | 8374s-001 |SPACER -|afe ex | 83746-001 | SHIM te Bee ie 82 | 133681-010 | PEDAL. Lock .. vada 63 | 150687-010 | CaP, Pedal vfafa ea | 134068-017 | LATCH, Floor Lock : 1 65 | 134069-018 | LATCH, Floor Lock 1 es | 148209-001 | BASE... 7 1 8120 REV. 11/83,‘20801 /2080RC/2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables ADD. 9778 Figure 8-41. 2080 COMPAT LOCKING DEVICE (Sheet 1 of 2). e121‘2080L/2080RC2080 Compat IV Surgical Tebles Figure 8-41. 2080 COMPAT LOCKING DEVICE (Sheet 2 of 2). 8122 ADD. 9778‘20801/2080RC/2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables FIG. & PARTNUMBER ~ UNITS PER MBE | pysco | ADM DESCRIPTION fear T | eas | seats |r Locane Device pag Ge eect lau [fe east | ha cm al | | 2/6) Maes fom) Ssere | See yy E/E Sus lee | beoe | Sere eee: 3 fej (oes eoetett pcre cea : 5 | P| 143135 [010 ROD, Grounding (Strack-t 1 : mop, aownaia re : § Gian |e seen : El sags ous Hocus tine cea : e |e tens [one| Coens’ | Sonre leat : fe] iesus foe] ere | oorinentie : 16 |b) tesies [ors] Baese | Serres ctesin : i [el sans fore] Exes | Smesacarmresen-- 3 2 aie etal ian 7 | LJ peas 8-123,-20801/2080RC/2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables FIG. & PART NUMBER UNITS PER. WNEEX |) gusco ail DESCRIPTION Acseuely T Sheet 2 of 2 | 41-13 | P| 143195 [008] 0-181-90 | PEDAL, Release .. att 14 | P] saaras joo? B-9810 | BOLT, Hinge... 3 15 | P| 143135 |005] B-9696 | PEDESTAL, Bearing 1 16 | P| 143195 |008| B-9694 | SHAFT, Pocal . 1 47 | P| 149135 00s] B-S811 | BOLT, Hinge. 1] 18 | P| 143135 003] © B-7442 | STRADDLING, 2 19] P| 743135 |oo2| B-8858 | HINGE, Bott ....... 2 20 ©-181-37 | PLATE, Locking (See Fig, 6-41 Sheet 1 of ee 1 21 10470 | 061 LOCKWASHER . # 4 22| | 38633 | 051 SCREW. 918-16 x 1-3/4 4 23} | 93270 | 001 GASKET, Oil Pan 1 24 | | 138243 | 001 DRIP PAN ASSEMBLY, Oil (See Fig. 8-28) 1 25| | 146199 | 001 BASE ASSEMBLY (See Fig. 8-28) « 1 25 | | 146200 | 091 PEDAL ASSEMBLY (See Fig. 8:37) 1 1 Rie ADD. 9/82“MIGWASSV SANSNOdWOO O1N1937a 3S¥E LVAWOD O80z Zr-a aun!2080L/2060RC/2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables FIG. & PART NUMBER - UNITS PER INDEX | asco Ape DESCRIPTION eee ualy jm Baz. 2080 COMPAT BASE ELECTRIC COMPONENTS: ASSEMBLY 1 [P| 93288 | oor BRACKET 7 1 | 2|P| 18131 | 091 LOCKWASHER : poe “|e 3|P) 2171 | oz SCREW, 5-40 x 7/16 a 2 4|P] s06s9 | 091 STRIP, Terminal Barror 1 5|P| 3984 | ost SCREW, 632 x 3/8 2 8 |P| 41287 |os1 CLAMP, Nylon Cable 1 | 7 |e] 462 |ost SCREW, 8-92 x 3/6 2 8 | P| aas12 |ost ‘CLAMP, Tube 1 9 P| sa290 | 001 ‘CABLE ASSEMBLY 1 10 [P| 93768 | 001 PLATE, Cover ...-.-. 1 a1 [P| 12451 | 041 SCREW, 6 x 92 x 1/4 RH 2 32|P| 91702 031 NIPPLE, Chase | 8126 ADD.9/78‘20801/2080RC/2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables 8127‘20801/2080RC!2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables Figure 8-43. FIXED PIVOT ADAPTOR (Sheet 2 of 2). ADD.9/78 8-1282080L/2080RC2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables FIG. & PART NUMBER ONS PER WEE! aueco | ADM DESCRIPTION staat se || setae [on FED POT ADEPTOR x sheet of2 | : eet | PHOT BLOCK seen : 3 cues | COMTAcr SOx ASSIA. : 3 wash eon ea : : Seaewiee Sob Sid ; 5 [P| sore loos faeness wie : Ald ee cos | oe, : ; WAShER GD a6 : a] | - Seeewie ton 93 : $ |p| wats loro] cases | Ewmrounovens ot ; 10 [b ‘sae [oo noaTee ; : sre | come ; 12 fe | oss foo Sone 2 13 Te} ease [on Snes ice 2 ie | Sesto [aoe RuooR : 15 /e | ese on SEUNG tap i te [bore [on toons ; 1 |B] ar [en ehh : 7 sooea | amusrune : . 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Fah 4 f sere | Coven, Terminal ioc Housing : 12]°| scers | oot Ground screws ‘ 8 Scat. wey 6 DIN 7815 i a TOCKWASHER 10 DIN 7360 ‘ iH SenSw arto 20 DIV ‘ i CAP, lass 164 3 102038 - ‘ 17) P| 14593 | 097 TERMINAL at \ e [P| asrss [oot i ° c-r61-40 sa : 2 Sone, x 16 DI est 2 z LOCKWASHER.@ IV 6880... 3 3 |plsenrae lore] esses | SPancr cuce ; ADD. 9/78‘20801 /2080RC/2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables wy] —2 © 2 cS 2 5 4 —S 6 2 3 4 4 ¥ (( Figure 8-44, LIFT CYLINDER ASSEMBLY; UNITS SHIPPED AFTER 7/7 FIG. & INDEX NO. ANSCO ‘PART NUMBER ADM DESCRIPTION —t UNITS PER ASSEMBLY le-a4- 198375 | 001 ‘763908 | 002 wevomsens LIFT CYLINDER ASSEMBLY (Units Shipped After 7/77) LIFT CYLINDER ASSEMBLY (Rebuilt) CYLINDER AND BOTTOM PLATE ASSEMBLY... SPLASH CUP ASSEMBLY .......... ce CAP, Small Cylinder . CAP, Large Cylinder. STRIP oo... ‘SEAL, Polypak STRIP... SEAL, Polypak BALL VALVE . RETAINER BALL... GATE, Ball VaWe. 02.20... ‘SCREW, Button Head (4-40 x 1/4) O-RING abe PISTON ROD ASSEMBLY CYLINDER ASSEMBLY . WASHER, Spring .. WASHER, Piston-Ro SCREW, Flat Head .. Rov. 8/87 8131‘2080L/2080RC/2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables Figure &-45, TABLETOP ASSEMBLY — 2080 LA. RC* “See Figure 6-9A Shoets 2 of 3 and 3 of 3 For Remainder of Tabletop Assembly. a32 ADD. 11/832080L/2080RC/2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables ee PART UNITS PER A es | “Seeeat | SEOUECSS SERRE erg rn S| SBae | wegeeenon even 3] neck] tamer a] mata] ieee | 3) nega | et S| gates | ets 47] jaassr-o82 | BEARING, Stew, 81610.x716 0.0.x 1198 | Rev. 8/87‘2080L/2080RCI2080 Compat 1V Surgical Tables a PART UNITS PER. INDEX | AUMBER Sener ASSEMBLY 146545-215 | HEAD/FOOT SECTION ASSEMBLY 1 150055-001 | * SCREW, Truss Head, 1/4-20 x 7/8 4 146865-512 | * SUPPORT. LH... 1 45605-061 | PIN, Roll, 1/4 Dia. x 3/4 2 93902-1168 | * PAWL. 1 45741-081 | © PIN. Roll, 1/4 Dia x 1/2 2 36749-045 | © SPRING. 17/64 0. x 11/9200. 1 1 198800-700 | * HANDLE : 1 "72025.042 | + SCREW. Button Head Sackel, #8-32%7/8 .. 2 79588-001 | * LOCKWASHER, #8, Iniernal Tooth 2 9902-117 | RATCHET....... q 1 36786-061 | PIN, Roll, 1/4 Dia. x 1-2/4. 1 99902-121 | COVER, Weldment 1 45176-044 | SCREW, Flat Head, #4-40 x 1/6 2 129387-081 | WASHER, Special. 1 1580-061 | SCREW, Fiat Head Socket, 1/4-20% 3/8... 1 e134 -{— ADD. 11/83,2080L/2080RC/2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables Figure 8-46. LEG SECTION LEVER ARM ASSEMBLY (2080 1.A. TABLE) UNTTS PER NUMBER ASSEMBLY 136800-702 | LEVER ARM ASSEMBLY — 2080/1.A. TABLE... 16268-063 | PIN, 498 1300-041 | PIN, Tay 136800-693 | LEVER ARM, Lower, Ri ¥38800-698. | LEVER ARM, Lower, LH. 6218-061 | SHAFT 02... -.ee eee 901-091 | KEY, Woodrult, #808, 1/4 Thk. xT. 26028-0981 | NUT, Stop, 5/16-18 19014-091 | WASHER, .628 1D. x 16108-091_ | GEAR, Worm .. 16201-091 | WASHER, Thrust, 1-1/64 1.0.x 20.0. x 1/8. 16918-06 | | SCREW, Set, #10-32 x3/8 vs. cssevs 9902-112 | LEVER ARM, Upper, FLH.. 9902-115 | LEVER ARM, Upper, LH. ADD. 11/83 81352080L:2080RC/2060 Compat IV Surgical Tables TABLE 6-3 SIGNAL SPECIFICATION TABLE TEST IF INDICATION ALIGNMENT POINT VOLTAGE ABNORMAL, CHECK FLAG NOTES REF. 1 118 Vac Input power source 2 24Vac Transformer T1, CB1 A CB1 must be manually reset 3 24 Vac Ft, F2, wiring between base and relay cabinet 4 24 Vde CRI — CR4, C1 5 24 Vee swe 6 24 Voc 7cR 7 24 Vde RSWeA 8 24 Voc 9cR 8 24 Vac RSWEA 10 24 Vide 8CR A Motor-pump does not operate when relay 8 CR energized 1" 24 Vee RSW5A 12 24 Voc 110R 1B 24 Voc RSW5A 14 24 Vde 10 CR 15 24 Vde RSWiA 8 zavéc — 120R A\ ts one ofthe it switches (11 — 1L4} stuck in closed position, 1 CR, 2 CR, 3 CR, or 4 CR will be energized and Le of L9 cannot be actuated 7 24 Vde RSW1A 18 24 Vde 13. CR 18 24Vde = RSW4B, 20 24Vdc «4 CR, LS4 21 24 Vde RSW3B 22 24 Vde RSW2B 23 24 Vde RSWiB 24 24Vde —-§ CR, 6 CR, LS1-L84 | | | REV.9778 6916-10 |2001 /2080RCI2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables CHAPTER Vil COMPONENT REPLACEMENT REPAIRS AND ADJUSTMENTS SHOULD BE ATTEMPTED ONLY BY EXPERIENCED TECHNICIANS FULLY ACQUAINTED WITH THIS EQUIPMENT. USE OF INEXPERIENCED, UNQUALI- FIED PERSONS TO WORK ON THE EQUIPMENT OR THE INSTALLATION OF UNAUTHORIZED PARTS COULD CAUSE INJURY OR RESULT IN COSTLY DAMAGE. NOTE: This chapter provides procedures for removing assemblies and detail parts from the table for repair. ‘modification or replacement. Reassembly is essentially the reverse of disassembly and may be accomplished by referring to the exploded view illustrations includedin Chapter VIII. After replacing a part, perform the appro- priate inspection and maintenance procedures in Chapter IV. Always perform applicable testing after replacing a hydraulic component. 4, REMOVING SUPERSTRUCTURE FROM BASE ENSURE TABLETOP IS PROPERLY SUPPORTED BEFORE PERFORMING ANY MAIN- TENANCE REQUIRING THE TABLETOP TO BE MAINTAINED IN THE “RAISED” POSITION. a. Engage floor lock. . Lift and support base cover as previously described in Chapter Il, paragraph 12. ©. Support superstructure with horses or some means on each side of column to allow rolling of base out later. 4. (Refer to Fig. 6-27, sheet 2.) On RC unit disconnect wires from 52690 at base terminal board. Disconnect cable clamp 118185. fe. Disconnect coiled hydraulic tubing 133690 atbase fittings two places. Disconnect cable clamp 80325. . Lower base cover to original position. Remove screws 46123 to allow shrouds 99326 and 99927 to drop onto base cover. g. Remove rollers 48572 (Fig. 8-33) spacers 77526, 46485 and shafts 77527, etc., from rear side of table support only, leaving other side intact for easier adjust- ing upon reassembling. Back off wear plate set screws one side, Rev. 8/87 h. Depress lower pedal to allow lift cylinder to descend slightly. i. Release floor locks and roll base out from under superstructure. 2. HEAD SECTION fa. Loosen knobs 77559 (Fig. 8-3 or 8-3A, sheet 1 TRC} or Fig. 8-4 or 8-4A, sheet 1 (L1)- b. Pull head section 133688 (Fig. 6-4 or 6-4A, sheet 1) from back section. 3. BACK SECTION (Refer to Fig, 8-3 or 8-34, sheet 1 [RC] oF Fig. 8-4 or 8-4A, sheet 1 (L)} a. Remove screws 9282 and washers 16438 to disconnect the back section from lever arm assembly 5514-001 b. Back off on set screws 25834 which lock pivot pins 44440 in position ¢. Disconnect back section 55105 at the seat section by removing pivot pins 44440. 4. To remove back section side rails, refer to Fig. 88. 4, LEG SECTION (Refer to Fig. 8-3 oF 8-3A, sheet 1 [RC) or Fig. 8-4 or 8-4A, sheet 1 {L}.) a. Remove sorews 9282 and washers 16438 to disconnect the leg section from lever arm assembly 55114-002. b. Back off on set screws 25834 which lock pivot pins 43337 in position. c. Disconnect leg section 55104 at the seat section by removing pivot pins 43337. . Toremove leg section side rails, refer to Fig. 8-7. ay20801/2080R.C:2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables 5. SEAT SECTION (Refer to Fig. 8-3 or 8-3A, sheet 1 (RC) or Fig. 8-4 or 8-44, sheet 1 [L}) . Disconnect pivot points of leg and back sections as described in paragraphs 3 and 4 of this chapter. b. Pull off plug button 26577 underneath the seat section from each side ¢. Back off screw 3902. d. Rotate eccentric 16235 as necessary to loosen it and pull out pin 16215 on each side. Seat section will drop tree. e. Tilt seat section 5100 to left free of the superstructure. f. To remove seat section side rails, refer to Fig 88. 6. BASE COVER AND SHROUDS (Refer to Fig, 8-27, sheet 2 or Fig. 6-28, sheet 2.) a. Remove superstructure as describedin paragraph 1 of this chapter. b. Remove shrouds 99326 and 99327 by removing from shroud clip 80220 and litting from base assembly. ©. Remove cover 99324 by removing four socket head screws 52718 and four speed nuts 44086 that ‘secure cover to the base casting. Litt cover tree of base assembly 7. PUMP ASSEMBLY — MANUAL EMERGENCY (Reter to Fig. 8-27, sheet 1 or Fig. 6-28, sheet 1.) ENSURE TABLETOP IS PROPERLY SUPPORTED BEFORE PERFORMING ANY MAIN- TENANCE REQUIRING THE TABLETOP TO BE MAINTAINED IN THE “RAISED” POSITION. a. Lift base cover and support as described in paragraph 12 of Chapter I 72 b. Remove snap rings 13320 and pin 77590 and Gisconnect shaft 43474 from pedal support 99309. . Disconnect tubing to pump al next fitting from pump. d. Remove screws 15339 and washers. fe. Remove pumps and bracket and dismantie push pull cable 78307 and related hardware if necessary. (Refer to Fig. 8-31 for dismantiing of pump. components.) @. ELEVATING CYLINDER (Refer to Fig. 8-27, sheet 1 or Fig. 8-28, sheet 1.) a. Lift and support the base cover as described in paragraph ta of Chapter I b. Depress the LOWER pedal to the floor and force cylinder 133634 all the way down to vacate cil out of the cylinder. This will prevent spilling of oll when the line is broken, c. Break the hydraulic line at fitting at the base of lit cylinder 183634 and also break the hydraulic ine to fitfing on the return line from the collector can, 6. Remove screws 13796 (Fig. 8-28, sheet 1) and washers 19680 and remove cylinder. 9. FLOOR LOCKS NOTE: With the exception of replacing toot 77721 (Fig. 8-40, sheet 1), the disassembly procedures described in this paragraph require that the base cover be raised and supported (see paragraph ta of Chapter Il). Ifit Is. necessary to tit the table for access to parts on the underside of the base assembly, first remove the superstructure as described in paragraph 1 of this chapter. a. Pin and Foot Assembly. Pin and foot assembly 77728 (Fig, 8-40, sheet 1) contains a foot (77721) and ‘a rod (41530) which may be replaced. To replace foot 77721, proceed as follows: (1) Engage floor lock by depressing the LOCK pedal‘20801 /2080R.C/2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables (2) Tilt table as necessary to provide access to foot which is to be removed. For instance, if tis desired to replace @ foot on the tight side of table, tit table to the lett. To remove rod 41530 (Fig. 8-40, sheet 1) proceed 2s follows: NOTE: The two linkages overlap each other. When removing linkages from base assembly, first remove linkage that overlaps the other. Then remove the second linkage. (1) Remove screw 12439 (Fig. 8-40, sheet 1) and ull linkages 92524 or 77725 and 82479 or 77727 free of tod 41530, (2) Til the table and pull rod 41530 through the bottom of the base assembly, b. Spring 80117 NOTE: Replacement of spring 80117 (Fig. 8-40, sheet 2) will be required if the LOCK pedal does not return to raised position after pedal is depressed and then released, atter adjustments fail (1) Remove set screw 80196 (Fig. 8-40, sheet 2) ‘from the top of base assembly and check to seit spring 80117 can be removed through hole in top of base assembly. (2) It spring 80117 cannot be removed from the ‘top of the base assembly, lift base with @ hoist or tit table and support. (8) Remove bearing blocks 78203 (Fig. 8-40. sheet 2) by removing attaching screws 31838 and washers, (4) Lower shaft assembly 55084 to provide access to spring 80117. c. Pedal (1) Repeat step (1) through (4) of paragraph Sc of this chapter to lower shatt assembly 55084 (Fig. 8-40, sheet 2). (2) Pull bearing blocks 78203 from shatt assembly 55084. REV. 9/82 (3) Remove set screw 40006 (Fig. 8-40, shee! 2) and remove pedal assembly 133633 by sliding trom the shat 4. Cam Roller. Remove cam roller 45272 (Fig. 8-40, sheet 1) by removing attaching nuts 2945 and washers 43754, 19880, e. Casters (1) Titttable and support. (2) Remove nut 13397 (Fig. 8-40, sheet 2)-and washer 19681 attaching caster 36584 to the base assembly, (3) Remove caster by dropping out of the bottom of the base assembly. (4) Remove spacer 83745 and shims 83746 (Fig. 8-40, sheet 2) from old caster and install on new caster. Spacers and shims must be revised at their original position on the base assembly. 10. LIFT CARRIAGE ASSEMBLY a. Remove the superstructure as described in Paragraph 1 of this chapter. b. Refer to Fig. 8-1, insert C. Remove nut 80115, and shatt 52734. ©. Refer to Fig. 8-33. Remove 80114. Remove 80133. Carriage is tree to be removed, 11, SIDE TILT ASSEMBLY a. Remove superstructure and lift carriage per paragraph 10 above. Refer to Fig. 8-3 or 8-3A, sheet 3. b. Remove nut, 80915 gears and thrust bearings. . Disassemble trom side frame. Further disassembly of this unit can be accomplished by referring to Fig, 8-23. 12. TRENDELENBURG SHAFT AND BEARING (Fig, 8-16) (Refer to Fig. 6-3 or 8-3A, sheet 2 [RC] or Fig. 8-4 or 8-4A, sheet 2 [L}.) a. Remove side cover 135242-001. b. Loosen nut 3099 and remove screw 5895. ra20801 /2080R.C/2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables c. Loosen swivel head screws 80192 and 80193. 4d. Remove 3 screws 80222 and related washers. fe, Remove unit from side frame. 1. See Fig. 8-16 for component dismantling, 13, KIDNEY ELEVATOR (Units Shipped Before 3/74) Ratchet Handle Assembly. Remove set screw 77881 (Fig. 8-3, sheet 2 or Fig. 8-4, sheet 2) and remove ratchet handle assembly 55269 (Fig. 6-3, sheet 2 or Fig. 84, sheet 2) b. Kidney Elevator Shaft Assembly Reter to Fig. 8-3, sheet 2 or Fig. 8-4, sheet 2. (1) Remove stainless ste! side cover. (2) Remove 55142-001 (3) Remove 78224. (4) Remove painted cover. (8) Remove pin 41511 at universal (6) Remove screw 3986. (7) Refer to Fig. 8-20. Loosen bearing nut 16186. (6) Further disassembly can be per Fig. 8-20. Support Assembly 55138 is now exposed for ease of removal. ©. Gear Box (1) Remove Kidney Rack Assembly 22266 by backing out two set screws 25834 (Fig. 8-3 or 8-4, sheet 1) in side rail Ink 78200. Remove pins 44440 (Fig. 8-3, or 8-4, sheet 1) and remove one pin from Universal joint adjacent to gear box. Lift assembly out of table. 7-4 (2) Reter to Fig. 8-3 or 8-4, sheet 1 and remove parts 78200, 18578, 52715, 52716 and shims. Back out screw 3967 (Fig. 8-3 or 8-4, sheet 3) and turn 16285 counterclockwise to remove. Slide shatt 76253 through 53328 far enough to expose gear 16247. Remove pin 24700 which secures gear'o shaft and gear box may then be removed. 14. KIDNEY ELEVATOR (Units Shipped After 8/74) a. Kidney Elevator Crank Assembly. Remove pin 41510 (Fig. 8-3A or 8-4A, sheet 2) and remove kidney elevator crank assembly 92588 by pulling from shaft and bearing assembly 133676. b. Trendelenburg Support Assembly. Perform the procedures of paragraph 12 of this chapter to remove shaft and bearing assembly from side frame. Dis- assembly of Trendelenburg support assembly trom shaft bearing assembly can be accomplished by referring to Fig. 8-16 and 8-194, . Gear Box (1) Remove Kidney Elevator Rack Assembly 122266 by backing out two set screws 25834 (Fig. 8-3A, ‘of 8-4A, sheet 1) in side rail ink 78200. Remove pins 44440 and remove one pin from universal joint adjacent to gear box. Lift assembly out of the tabie. (2) Reterto Fig. 6-3A or 8-4A, sheet 1 and remove parts 78200, 16578, 52715, 52716 and shims. Back ‘out screw 3967 (Fig. 8-34 or 8-4A, sheet 2) and turn 16285 (Fig. 8-3A of 8-4A, sheet 1) counterclockwise toremove. Slide shatt 76253 through 53328 far enough to expose gear 16247. Remove pin 24700 securing gear to shaft. Gear box may then be removed. 15, DRIVE SIDE ASSEMBLY (Refer to Fig. 8-21) a. Remove cover 193864-002 (refer to Fig. 8-3 or 8-3A, sheet 3 [RC] or Fig. 8-4 or 8-44, sheet 3 [L].) b. Remove pins 14394, 3 places to release clutches 16185, 2 each and 1 of 16198. c. Remove snap rings 31952 and pin 43230. REV.9/7820801L./2080R C/2080 Compat IV’ Surgical Tables d. Remove end cover 193655-91 e. Slide shaft 43267 toward leg section to clear 43235. 1. Lower worm gears on back and leg sections away from worms (refer to Chapter Il, paragraph Sa) by use of eccentrics. Raise worm sector on seat section away from worm (refer to Chapter Il, paragraph Sb by use of eccentrics. g. Remove fasteners and washers 44747, 44743 and 25832. fh. Complete drive train assembly may now be removed with shaft intact or individual drive heads. worm and bearing block may be removed it problem is localized, by removing shaft completely trom end. 16, F.C. SELECTOR ASSEMBLY a. Remove cover 133684-002 (Fig. 8:3 or 8-3A, sheet 3), b. Remove indicator 77662. c. Remove cover 133667. 4d, Disconnect tubing 78399 and 80195 at Vickers valve 80540. fe. Remove 48080 and 19886. 1, Remove 7658. 9. Remove 12423 and 17918. h. Remove assembly 99428. Disconnect tubing at orbit motor fitings 30718 if necessary for clearance. i, Remove screws 9374 to leave limit switch assembly in side frame. To bring assembly out with selector disconnect wiring back at relay box, Fig. 8-5. Rev. 8/67 17. ROLL PIN REPLACEMENT ON BRACKET AND ROD ASSEMBLIES (Reterto Fig. 6-3 0r8-3A, sheet3) li excessive pressure on the power handle 55142 shears off a roll pin 43266 in the bracket and rod assemblies 43247 and 77671, replace the roll pin as tollows: ‘a. Remove the sheared-off pin (9/32"' diameter) . Using the existing holes in the bracket and rod assemblies as a pilot, dril through with an 1/8” dil . Insert an 1/8" diameter roll pin 43227. NOTE: Roll pin 43266 is used to connect part 43247 (Fig. 8-3 or 8-3A, sheet 3) to part 77676 (Fig. 8-3 or 8-3A, sheet 2). This is not illustrated. 18. FIELD CONVERSIONS A. Tightening Selector Handle and Power Levers (Units Shipped Before 5/72) Reference: To prevent selector handle and power levers from loosening, changes have been made to the method and dimensional control of spotting the shatts forthe related setscrews. Also on 2080L tables, acone- point setscrew was added to the selector handle assembly. if the above difficulty is encountered, proceed as follows: © Disassemble and rotate the affected shaft 180 degrees. ‘© Using a £0 degree point drill, perform the appli- cable operation: NOTE: The 90 degree (1/4-inch diameter) point drills are special and must be ordered from a local industrial supply house. An alternative would be to take @ standard drill and grind it to a 90° point. (a) Drill hole in shaft 77664 for 2080L table selector handle 133671-002 (Fig. 8-4 sheet 3) to depth and with dil called for in Fig. 7-1 se sae Use a 90° point, 14" diameter dll. Spot hole in shart tow 5132" diameter. Figure 7-1. DRILL POINT DETAIL.‘2080L/2080RC/2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables {b] Modify handle as follows (see Fig. 7-2): © Using #7 (.201 inch) drill, drt! through existing threads on lever handle. © As shown, drill to 1/4-inch depth using 5/18-inch drill, © Tap remaining depth with 1/4-20 tap. © Insert 1/4-20 setscrew (P-150823-136) and fasten handle to shaft (©) Spot hole in shat 77671 for 2080L table Power lever 55364-001 (Fig. 8-4, sheet 3) to diameter ‘and with aril called tor in Fig. 7-1 (2) Spot hole in support assembly shaft 55138 {or 20801 table power lever 55142-001 (Fig. 8-4, sheet 2) 10 diameter and with drill specitiedin Fig. 7-1, (NOTE: ‘Shatt 77668 Is shown on Fig. 8:19.) (@) Spot hole in support assembly shatt $5138 for 2080RC table power lever-Trendelenburg 55142 (Fig. 8-3, sheet 2) to diameter and with drill called for in Fig. 7-2. (NOTE: Shaft 77688 is shown on Fig. 8-19.) (f) Spot hole in shaft 77671 for 2080RC table power lever-drive 55142-001 (Fig. 8-3, sheet 3) to ameter and with drill specified in Fig. 7-1 b. Tabletop Lowering Speed (Units Shipped Before 6772) Reference: To prevent tabletops from lowering too rapidly (less than 10 seconds), a flow-control valve 42605 has been addedio the ltt cylinder pressure/retum, tine To add the flow-control valve, order valve 42608 and two male connectors 80917. With these parts on hand, proceed as follows: ENSURE TABLETOP IS PROPERLY SUPPORTED BEFORE PERFORMING ANY MAIN- TENANCE REQUIRING THE TABLETOP TO BE MAINTAINED IN THE “RAISED” POSITION. (1) Lift base cover and support as described in paragraph 1a of Chapter I Refer to Fig. 8-30. (2) Remove pressure/return fine; cut line as shown. 76 14 tach Before ‘After Figure 7-2. SELECTOR HANDLE MODIFICATION. 3116 neh (3) Reinstall tine. (4) Add flow control valve 42605 in line, using male connectors 89017. Fully open flow contro! vaive. {5) Remove tabletop support and lower base cover. {6) Lower tabletop; note time required for top (without load) to descent from maximum to minimum, height (should be between 10 and 20 seconds). Raise base cover and adjust control valve if necessary. (7) Raise tabletop to maximum height and repeat step (6). Readjust valve, it necessary (8) Tighten locknut on flow-contro! valve after correct setting has been achieved. Lower and secure base cover. 19. ORBIT HYDRAULIC MOTORS (Units Shipped Betore 8/75) Orbit hydraulic motor, Char-Lynn Mode! 101-1267- 005, 43226-091, is no longer available from manu- facturer. Units shipped after August, 1975, have “new orbit hydraulic motors, Char-Lynn Model 101-1267-007, P-150168-001. A “new” Trendelenburg side frame support bracket is also included to prevent interference with end cover of orbit motor. ‘When an orbit motor has to be replaced on a unit, shipped before 8/75, order "new" motor, P-150169-001 It motor is for Trendelenburg side, also order “new” ‘support bracket, P-150173-001. Replace motor while referting to Figure 8-3 or 8-3A (for 2080RC) or 8-4 or 8-44 (for 2080L) and Chapter IV. To replace Trendelen- burg side frame support bracket, reter to Figure 8-25 (for 2080AC or 8-26 (lor 20BDL). Alter replacing part(s), perform the appropriate test, inspection and mainte- ance procedures in Chapters I and iV. Rev. 8/87‘2080112080 C2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables 20. RADIOGRAPHIC TOPS (Refer to Figures 8-7 ‘through 8-11) ‘The thickness of the radiographic tops has been ‘changed from 1/2 inch to 7/16 inch. When replacing only one section of a 1/2-inch-thick top with a 7/16-inch-thick section, insert a 1/16 inch, plain, washer (for example P-31932-061) between the thinner board and each leg that it rests on. 21. OIL FILTER AND SAFETY VALVE (Refer to Figures 7-3 and 7-4) When performing any maintenance on the table, check the length of the fiter, If it is 3-3/4 inches long, remove and replace it with “new” stainless-stee! filter, P-56276-001 (at customer expense). TEE (1/8 MPT x 5/16 ODT x5/18 ODT BUSHING, Reducing (1/8 x 14) TUBE (5/16 OD) CONNECTOR, Male (5/16 ODT x 1/4 MPT) ELBOW, Malo (S16 ODT x 14 MPT) ELBOW, Male (318 ODT x 1/4 MPT) PLUG, Pie (14 MPT) TURE (5/16 0D) TUBE (6 00) FILTER, Of VALVE, Saat (Note direction of arow) REV 978 ‘The oil fiter is not protected from high pressure. When replacing the oil fiter, reverse the safety valve (item 11, Figure 7-4) and revise the pressure lines to configuration shown in Figure 7-4, 460704091) Figure 7-3. OIL FILTER, il fter assembly P-50704-091 (3-3/4 or 4-1/4 inches, long) is no longer available. A new-style, stainless-steel ol fiter assembly without bosses has been designed. (NOTE: The new-style assembly is heavier than the old- siyle one.) When a fiter element in an old-style ol iter assembly oF old-style oi fiter assembly has to be replaced, order and install new-style oil fiter assembly P-56276-001, and discard the old-style ot fiter assembly. Test fier unit according to paragraph 4 in Chapter IV “Hydraulic ‘System.” 7 improper adjustment of relie! valve (P-80920-045, Item 10, Figure 8-30) could cause high pressure to develop within the hydraulic system. As a result the hydraulic system could fail, When servicing the base of any 2080L or 2080RC table, order label P-180425-001. So affix this label on the relief valve that it does not cover directional arrow on the valve and that instruction on label can be read. 22. DIRECTIONAL VALVE Directional valve (P-80540-091 or P-56191-001; Figure 8-3 or 8-3A, sheet 3 of 3) has been discontinued by manufacturer. The valve is being replaced with a double “A” valve P-56280-001. When replacing the Vickers Directional Valve, order valve replacement kit 2-763702-001 ne‘2080L/2080RC/2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables 23, POWER CORD REPLACEMENT Formerly, when replacing a cord on a 2080L table, the ‘motor and pump assembly (Figure 8-39) also had to be teplaced. New replacement cord and box assembly 138950-002, does not require replacement of motor and pump. unetion Box On Broak Cord Assembly ore From Pump and Motor Figure 7-5. POWER CORD CONNECTION. New replacement cord is separate part from motor and pump, and meets requirements of UL and CSA. To replace cord only, proceed as follows: 8. Unplug old cord from power source. b. Remove cover from junction box at the table, cc. Remove wire nuts and separate wires. 4d. Remove cord assembly from Table at threaded union connector (see Figure 7-5). fe. Assembie the new cord to the Table following steps a, through d. in reverse order. Be sure wire nuts are taped and union is tightly secured, 78 24, LEG SECTION (2080RC |.A.) — Reter to Figure 8-45, a. Remove set screws and hinge pins joining Leg Section and Seat Section side rails b. Remove two flat head screws joining Leg Section with Lever Arm Assembly, c. Remove Leg and Head/Foot Sections fram table. 4. Attach Leg and Head/Foot Sections to table by following steps a. through c. in reverse order. 25. HEAD/FOOT SECTION (2080RCI.A.) — Referto Figure 8-45, a. Remove pad, b, Remove four truss head screws, c. Remove top plate with the two inserts d. Actuating/locking mechanism ang ratchet assemblies are now easily accessible, 26, NEW TRANSFORMER — Refer to Figure 8-29. For 2080RC units shipped prior to 5/29/86, when transformer (P-80542-091) needs replaced, order and install Replacement Kit (P-764321-335). This kit in- cludes new Energy Limiting Transformer, fuse and fuse holder, bridge rectifier assembly and instructions. Rev, 8/872080L/2080R.C/2080 Compat IV Surgica] Tables CHAPTER VIII EXPLODED VIEWS 2080RC TABLE 2OBORC L.A, TABLE Figure 8-1. 2080RC AND 2080RC I.A. TABLE ASSEMBLIES. +See Parts List. Rev. 11/83 at‘2080L/2080RC12080 Campat IV” Surgical Tables NOTE 1: 9382-001 used on units shinged before 2/71. 99362-001 deleted and parts transterred to 99932-001 on units shipped after 2/71. On units shipped ater 1/75, some parts transferred from '99932-001 to 9888-002 and from 9985-002 to 99932-001. ee PART UNITS PER je UBER DESCRIPTION pelts et 9428-081 | 2080RC TABLE ASSEMBLY . x 14845-5038 | 2080RC 1.A, TABLE ASSEMBLY x 3] e720 TAPE, Neoprene Scoich Mount Pressure Sensitive, 1-1/4" wide x 1-1/82" thick, double costed (R-7200-272 is for a 72-yard long roll of tape) (Sub: 764317-527) : an] WR 2] 4798-081 | SCREW, Drive, Round Head. 2| 2 3] se7aeo61 | PIN, Support y fa 4} 55363-.01 | DecaL : 1 8] 56008-001 | PAD, Foot. j-inch Thick afa 99074-001 } PAD. Foot. 2inehes Thick... + fw 762023-001__ | PAD, Foot. inches Thick... + fwa 1616360-001 | PAD. Foot, éinches Thick > |Nva 6] 5629-001 | PAD, Back. t-inch Thick va 23075-001 | PAD. Back. 2-inches Thick 14a 762022-001 | PAD, Back. S-inches Thick ada 616979-001 | PAD. Back. é-inches Thick a] 7] 56230-001 | PAD. Head, 1-inch Thick v]o 99076-001 | PAD. Head. 2-inches Thick - ty 752021-001 | PAD. Head, inches Thick vfa 616978-001 | PAD. Head, 4-inches Thick afa 8} 7308-010 | LEVEL. Target... vf 9] sorr-o10 | PLATE, End mo pede 30] 0115-045 | NUT. Hexagon Thin. 32416. : eee le | a1] 0213-045 | SCREW. Button Head Sockel, Nylock. V-20x 1-1/2... | 8 |e x2] 90170-045 |SCREW. Sel! Tapping. 85/18 e a} 13] $2000.00: | NAMEPLATE (Units Shipped Betove 8/74) 1fa4 6118-001 | NAMEPLATE (Units Shipped ater 8/74) 1 sa002-128 | NAMEPLATE. 1 14] 9308-001 | TOP ASSEMBLY (Units Shipped Before 6/74: see Fig. 3) 1 gesssanz | TOP ASSEMBLY (Unts Shipped Ater 874; See Fig. A)... 3 148645-510 | TOP ASSEMBLY (See Fig. 8-45) i 1 15] to0382-001 | BASE ASSEMBLY (See Fig. 6-27)... : af 16] 169620-091 | SHIELD, Top . 1 82 Rev. 8/87REV. 9/82 ‘2080L/2080R.C/2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables Figure 8-2. 2080L AND 2080 COMPAT TABLE ASSEMBLY. +See Parts List. 83‘20801 /2080RC/2080 Compat IV Surgicel Tables FIG & PART UNITS PER. Ne | NuMBER Gencneat ASSEMBLY 82 99418-001 | 20801 TABLE ASSEMBLY x 146202-001 | 2080 COMPAT TABLE ASSEMBLY x 1 | R-7200 | TAPE. Neoprene Scotch Mount Pressure Sensitive, 1-1/4" wide x 14-1192" thick, ouble coated (R-7200-212 is for a 72-yard long rol ef tape} (Sub: 764317-527) : aAl wR 2, | 47598-091 | SCREW. Drive. Round Heac 2|e 3'| 52734-0681 | PIN, Support ta 4 | 55360091 | DECAL. ada 5 | 6228-001 | PAD, Foot, tsinch Thick va 6 | 56229.001 | PAD, Back, t-inch Thick va 7 | 56230-001 | PAD, Head, tsinch Thick | ada 2 | 79208.010 | LEVEL, Target tha 9 | gorrs-o10 | PLATE, End. 2... 2]2 30 | 0115-045 | NUT. Hex Thin. 344-16 afa 11 | 20213-045 | SCREW, Bution Head Socket, Nylock. 1/4-20 x 1-1/2 sis 12 | 90170-045 | SCREW. Sell Tapping. 8 x 5.18 a|a 13 | 92522001 | NAMEPLATE. vy 6193-008. | NAMEPLATE -|a 14 | 9074-001 | PAD, Foot, 2-inches Thick . afd 35 | 9075-001 | PAD, Back, 2.inches Thick - ada 16 | 93076-001 | PAD. Head. 2-inches Thick a]a 17 | +99424.001 | BASE ASSEMBLY (See Fig. 6-28) a|— 146199-001 | BASE ASSEMBLY . -|0 18 | 99427-001 | TOP ASSEMALY (Units Shipped Betore 874; See Fig, 8-4) v= 19 | 9994-002 | TOP ASSEMBLY (Units Shipped Aiter 8/74: See Fig. 8-48) ada 20 | 163620051 | SHIELD. Top ata 21 | er403.001 | PLATE, Waring (Not Shown) .....-. ae 22 | 84478.001 | BLOCK, Pedal Guard (Not Shown) - -l|2 23 | 9425-001 | BAR, Pedal Guard (Not Shown) ...., —|t *4NOTE 1: 99424.00 used on units shipped Belore 2/71. $9424.001 deletes and paris ttansterred 1o 99536-001 on unt shipped ater 271. On unite shipped ater 75, some parts wanslerted trom 93995-001 to 99986-00) and trom 99929-002 to 28995-00 84 Rev. 6/8720801/2080RC/2080 Compst IV Surgical Tables Figure 8-3. __2080RC TABLETOP ASSEMBLY UNITS SHIPPED BEFORE 8/74 (Sheet 1 of 3). REV. 9178 a5-2080L/2080RC/2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables Figure 8-3. 2080RC TABLETOP ASSEMBLY UNITS SHIPPED BEFORE 8/74 (Sheet 2 of 3). 86 REV. 978DETAIL A 161 or 1814 +See Parts List. REV.9178 20801./2080R/2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables Figure 8-3. 2080RC TABLETOP ASSEMBLY UNITS SHIPPED BEFORE 8/74.(Sheet 3 of 3). a7‘20801/2080R C/2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables 68 Fee PART units PER WWOEX | yUMBER DeScRIFTION ASSEMBLY es 29208001 | AC TASLETOP ASSEMBLY (Unis Shipned Bolte 8°74. x Sheet 1 of 1 | ssozoet | SCREW, Hex Head, 1816 x1 2 2 | 3ocece2 | SCREW, 120% 314 ‘ 3 | asrooes | PIN, Tube Link 2 & | secon | Sonew Fat Head, 10.82.38 ‘ s | seisce: | SCREW, Dive, ax ite ‘ & | rzesract | SCREW, Mactine 6-2 » 14 ‘ > | tS2z000 | |QEAA, Spur 2 & | tsseeoce | Scone Mocking, 1180 36 2 8 | ietoroes | BUSHING. Eoventic ‘ so | tezoros [WASHER Treat 2 ii | Yeerzoe2 | Locknut i i | isisost [PIN 2 1s | teassoes | Bustin 2 1 | tezarcor | GEAR. Wor 1s | teeecoae | sraaiuizen : te | tezssor | BEARING i i 17 | teoosost [Wastes 5... 2 1a | tesssos1 | WASHER, Tost ae 2 to | teuasos2 [WASHER Shaft .vscssooo. i i 20 | tssrscas | WasHeR,.- i ¢ 2 | taseecet | Locewashicn ‘ m2 | 2oirass | spacer. 3 23 | 22266 ELEVATOR, Kidney (Sub: 5697-015) 1 2s | zareoos1 | PIN, Groove ‘ 3 2s | 2sescoot |serscrew é ze | zesrro02 [BUTTON Pug 2 27 | asss7083. [PIN Hinge 2 ze | deaaoss [PIN Hinge 2 23 | terse [Beare Fa (i: 8685) i 30 | Serisoa: [spacer : i ai | serteost |SPACER:. i 2 | Sessoa |BOx oor. i 2 | sstoooet | SEAT SECTION ASSEMBLY (G00 Fig €9) i 3: | Sstocost | Lee SECTION ASSEMBLY (ee Fa @-7) i & | setoros: |Back SECTION ASSEMBLY (Gee Fig ©). i gs | sstwoot | BAGK SECTION LEVER ARM ASSEMBLY (Seo Fig. 619 ; & | intote |G seovion Leven ar ASSENELY cre Pe 6) i a3 | 70250063. | SHAFT, Gross vee ; se | rrsssoo1 [Sleeve ns... a ao | 7sss0s0 anos aSSeuaLY | ‘ ay | Tryso0e: [pan Geer Rack 2 “2 | Terooose LINK: 2 is | resto | Rack 2 S| saetwonr | renareay ASSEN oe 86) i 5 a | tsoce2c0r |Locxnut gu 2 ase Rev. 9/87130RC/2080 Compt IV Surgical Tables Fee : Pant UNITS PER INDEX | WONDER baaaaai aSSeMaLY sneet20f3 as 4s | zre2.015 | soREW. Sooke: Hoas. 14-20% 12 2 a7 | Rtsoae [Nor 366 : we | Sereon | wasven : ss | Seoeaet | SCREW Reina eae 6385 58 2 s0| Sesrce: | SCREW, Mecnne e320 14 : 51 | Seoaet | SCREW, Rouna tices 30 38 é S| Ssee0e1 | SoREW. Maonne. 822012 : S| dosoet | SCREW Roundtiene 420% 12 : & | Sss0ae2 | wasnen Fat 2 & | Se950%9 | SCREW, Soo! Head 3218x3 ; 5} eeerae [NUT Hex tose 3 7 8897-091 | PIN. Cotter 2 58 12451-041 | SCREW, Round Head, 6-32 x 1/4 6 59 1253-061 | SCREW. Round Head. 6-32 x 3/8 (Not Shown). fo | tdsoboss | ScHew Soot Meas, Gaas he 3 sr | szvesest | PIN Taper 2 f | tecrvanr | Sena, Gost teas vi20 8 2 fe | soozcet |NUT Hex anos : & | jeneor | ker, Moca! ee ' & | tarsen |Locuwasnen 6 OnE ‘ & | josreass | LocKwasnen 9a é & | sseee081 | LocwasHen. 10 ‘ se | toseros: | LocxwasHen. 30 ae 3 s | mosron |RoTtez oe : ro | Seosrosr | SCREW Socket Hess 108% 58 : : i | Sseeros: | wasnen 2 re | Seeasoet | PI. Pot 2 Ts | sreoran | Sonew Socket Head, ieee Se i ke | Sosanoss |SEARING, Seove. i Xs | Hoteosr | Sonew. Score Hees i te | ‘rvast [PI ceo oe ‘ rr | ‘asccan [PLUG Pee Serene 2 ra | tzoesont | SerscREW ioe. ve III ‘ Ts | dzaseont | SCHEV et Hows, 98-18% ic oe : fo | ‘zzezans | Serscnew. 102 sre i &i | dezsoon: | rire, compressa 7 2 2 | fso0061 [PIN Rot en 2 | tsoocont | ctevis. : & | feetoos1 | screw... : & | dsnioons | abwucren 1 be | favee | Seams, mat (us Sais) : ' er | dsssvon [pI : 2 be | aeizso10 | SCnEvi Fat Head Soe 0.52% 42 5 fe | deiseost | PIN Ro ‘ so | Sexocost | Nur, taoeman, 6:32 3 tt] nev. 188 29‘20801/2080R/2080 Compat IV’ Surgical Tables B10 FIG & Pl moe | stiusen bescarrrion ASSEMBLY Ne Sheet 2 of 3 83 ar | 62791-081 | DECAL, Trenaelenburg Tik Incicetor ....-+sss00rs00+1 1 $2 | $5030.09 | SOLENOID ASSEMBLY (See Fig. 8-17) 1 $5 | s8008 [KIONEY ELEVATOR SHAFT ASSEMBLY (See Fp. 6:20/20027-000)-| + e¢ | 55123091 | SELECTOR, Worm Gear 1 95 | 5135056 | BEZEL 2 Se | sstgsco1 [support ASSEMALY (See Fig 6-18) 1 97 | ss142-001 |LEVER, Power ‘ 1 26 | 55150001 | VALVE ASSEMBLY (See Fig. 814) 1 99 | 58260-001 | HANDLE ASSEMBLY (See Fig. 6-18), 1 100 | 55280-001 | BRACKET, Mounting ...-.. 1 tor | 7650-085 | SCREW, Suton Head Socket, 916-16 x 51 4 402 | 75381-091 | SCREW, Flet Head. 632 x 9/4... 3 403] 76s13-081 [ ELL, Special 2 404 | 76807-085 | LOCKWASHER, 10, 3 40s | 7561-061 | SETSCREW, 10-24 x 1/6 1 306 | 7570-091 | BEARING, Flange... 1 107] NLA | GEAR, Worm ..(77871), 1 108 NLA | GEAR, Helical (77572) ; to | 7573-001 | KEY, Woodrutt 1 +10 | 7578.01 | RING, Stop. 1 sit | 7500-091] RING. Stop... 1 2 NLA | SHAFT. Kedney Drive (7598), 4 119 | 77656061 | SHAFT, Pinion : 1 414 | 77673045 | ROD, Vawve Operating ene 1 145 | 77674048 | ROD, Vavve Operating part 1 416 | 77675-081 | ROD, Connecting 1 417 | 7682-045 | STOP, Lever «0.2... 4 418 | 73192-088|NUT, Jam sri6-24 : 1 419 | 78164091 | TUBE, Nylafio .. : 1 120 | 7165-081] TUBE, Nylafio - 1 sat | 78281-045 | ROD. Cont! : 1 422 | 76292-091 | FITTING, Compression 2 12a | 7299-091 | TUBE, Copper. : 1 42a | 78300-081 | TUBE, Copper. : 1 425 | Goo01-091 | SETSCREW, 114-20 x 12 2 125 | 20192.081 | SCREW, Swivel Head, 14-20. 112 = 4 427 | 60198-091 | SCREW, Swivel Head, 14-20 x 3/4 Secale 426 | 80200045 | BAR, Restraint ...-..0ecseesecosesseceeeee i 429 | 90222061 | SCREW, Button Head, SIB-16 x 1-1/2 ....-.0+- 3 430 | 80804-0091 | SELECTOR ASSEMBLY : 1 sai | @100s091 | INSULATOR 1 132, 81010-091 | CONNECTOR: . 2 433 | 81015045 | NUT, Tinnerman, 10-32. ‘ 1 434 | 89617-081 | WASHER . : 2 435 | 90514091 | CLAMP, Tube - 1 yas | 97190081 | COVER. Terminal... 1 13 | ssovo00t | SIDE FRAME ASSEMBLY (See Fig. €25) - 1 Tr | Teeereoot | TRENOSLENSURG SHAFT AND BEARING ASSEMBLY, (see Fa. Bi) 4 438 | 195241-001 | PLATE, Trendelonburg He 1 ] REV. 11783,2050L/2080RC12080 Compat IV Surgical Tables REV. 11/83 wa | setae | Bere ronda é Me] fitsan | atann Nen RE § tes) erga | wor : ta) tno fisereseen: : te | rset recente - Mi | gueoet |aenen: rane 0380 : wg | ieem emcee : is | saan [comm : S| SEE |iStenigec wavaie ; te | rose [Benen co a ; jes | arierosi NUT. Timmerman, 6-32. 3 i we) ioe! [at Tas 3 Th | Soe Ee as ; te| fesotes Seren Sect os a ‘ 176 §5135-056 | BEZEL.. i q ia) Bare (Sa ands: : wm | aan |surort S : eee ; wm | sezeooy | surren re asso |: P| SBS, |S csi dbo ioe TA Sew aS |, | aie hase20801 /2080RC/2080 Compat IV’ Surgical Tables FG& | pant UNITS PER INDEX | NUMBER DESCRIPTION hae Sheet 3 ot 3 vera | s2ee001 [sien SonEW ASSEMELY Unis Shines At 75) See Fa 8-29) vse 1 1s | t5626-001 | vALVE, Dreciona’. ey tes | 74850-095 | SCREW, Button Head Sooke, 36765 58 i 184 75828-0931 | BEARING, Thrust . 4 185 75829-0931 | RACE, Thrust Bearing 3 186 78870-0931 | BEARING, Sleeve 6 187 NOT USED 13 | —776s8-001 | SCREW, Shoulder 1 169 | 7rec2-056 | INDICATOR... 2 1 180 | 7rers-04s | BRACKET AND ROD ASSEWELY i ist | “Trereost | Leven ASSeMaLY : ise | rrese-ost | PIN. Crank : se | far7y | TUBE, Nylatiow (Sub: 150872003) i 39¢ | fet70 | TUBE, Nylatow (sun: 180878-001) ; 135 | Jez0e | PLATE, Sub. (Sub: 150828-001) i 436 | 7e27e-001 | CRANK i 137 | 7eage.091 | TUBE, nyiaiow t 433 | Gooos-o9t | SeTSCREW, 14-20% 118 : 492 | eort0091 | BEARING. Neede 2 200 | 019-081 | TUBE, Nytiow 3 zor | eos1s-085 | NUT, Tensiock, 36-18 : 1 202 | aroosos: | INSULATOR - aie qa 203 | ersee-001 | PIN, Suppor «os. : 20a | g7ras.010 | COVER, Rolay Box | ea 205 | ariasos: | COVER. Swicn... 1 20s | asa15-00: | SIDE DRIVE ASSENLY (Unis Shipped Beiore 2771 (See Fig, 6-21) | 4 207 | ssaz60a1 | SELECTOR ASSEMBLY (See Fig, 824) a zoe | sooapans | Sie DRIVE ASSEMBLY (inte Snpped Aor Soe Fg 625) | 3 209 | 118150091 | CLAMP, Cable... t 210 | yaaecsor0 | SADDLE, Sie Tit. 1 211 | Yesseno0e | COVER, Dive... ; 2i2 | teaeor001 | COPPER TUBE ASSENBLY i 213 | tas622001 | COPPER TUBE ASSEMBLY... a 1 214 | 150169-005 | MOTOR, Hydraulic (Orbit) ...----- a a ma 218 | teasor.001 | RELAY BOX ASSEMBLY (Seo Fig. 8-5) ae NOTE: The directional ve, 0640-051, was diconinsed in Oeber, 178. Te valve Seio1-0ot was deconsiuedn Novena, 177. To velco ether va, ore a E7eu70201. The row vane leu Sova "Ave REV. 1176920801.2080RC:2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables Figure 8-3A. _2080RC TABLETOP ASSEMBLY UNITS SHIPPED AFTER 8174 (Sheet 1 of 3). 813eta 20s0L/2080RC/2080 Compst IV Surgical Tables Figure 8-3A. —_2080RC TABLETOP ASSEMBLY UNITS SHIPPED AFTER 8/74 (Shoot 2 of 3). "REV. 977820801,/2080R/2080 Compat IV" Surgical Tables DETAIL A ETAL B Figure 8-3A. _ 2080RC TABLETOP ASSEMBLY +tSee Parts List. UNITS SHIPPED AFTER 8/74 (Sheet 3 of 3). REV. 9/78 8452080L2080RC12080 Compat 1° Surgical Tabl FG wwoex | yonBeR DESCRIPTION ASSEMBLY N jess | 90038002 |ptc TABLETOP ASSEMBLY (Units Shpped Ater 874) Sheet 1 of 3 + | socz0e1 |ScREW, Hox Head, 96:18» 9 2 2| Seioa2 |scnew, 120% i ‘ S| Sereoss [Pen Tube Link -se.cescccce 2 {| Seezosr [SCREW Flat Head, 10.32 x38 ‘ $ | _deteost |SCREW, Drvo, axa76 ‘ & | azssroet [ScReW, Macrine, 6:32 + tid ‘ 7 | ts220098 |eeAR, Spur 2 8 | tssoroca |ScREW, Machine, 16:20 38 i 2 $ | te1o708s BUSHING. Eccentie ‘ ‘ 10] tecorost [WASHER Tht 2 it | ieeizoe2 [LocKNut ‘ 12] teeieoo: Pn... 2 13 | teessoes [austin 2 ta | teza7-001| | GEAR, Worm : 15 | tezoeo42 |srasiuizen i 48 | tez0soe2 [BEARING i ii 1 17 | Yezoe-os1 [WASHER |. : 2 1a | tesosos1 |WaSHER, Thrust 2 13 | tevae-cee | wasnen, shat ‘ 20 | tosreoss [WASHER ...... 6 ti | tasseos1 |LocKwashea | ‘ m2 | zoieross |sPacen... 3 Z| zaees [euevaron kidney (un sss87-015 i de | 2erocos: [PIN Gooe i 3 ze | assseo01 |[SeTSCREW... iii é be | 25877002 [BUTTON, Pig .00ccccscccscscsccesisueecee 2 B | Biehees [pwc tinge .ccoccccccS0UTIITIT 2 So | seaaooss [PIN Hinge ah 2 bo | aareo [BEARING Thrust (Sub: 60775-0015 2 go | szrisoo: |spacer I i si | szneos |spacer.. 1 a2 | saseoode [box Gear im ' & | sstonoa1 | SEAT SECTION ASSEMBLY (Gee Fa 0-8)... i S| Etocoo: [ure SECTION ASSEMBLY (See Fig 67)... i 3% | Estosoo: [sack SECTION ASSEMBLY (See Fe. 9)... i 35 | Seite oe! | BaGk SECTION LEVER ARM ASSEMLY (Soe Fig. 613) 1 & | ssirecne [tes SEoTION LEVER wr ASSEMBLY (See Fi -12) 1 bo | 76250063 | SHAFT, Gross ..... : go | rrsssoot SLEEVE... i %2 | 7rsssose KNOB ASSEMBLY -- i a | rrs006: | BAR, Gear Rack 2 fo | rezooose [une - i % | festeoee |Rack i 2 a 150092-001 LOCKNUT 2 45 133686-001 HEADREST ASSEMBLY (See Fig, 6:10) 1 : eae Cre e16 ev. 9872080L.2080RC72080 Compat IV Surgical Tables FIG & moe | abEn DESCRIPTION vars pen i ate sheet 23 as | 2720s | screw, soot Hoss 1.201... 2 S| sesso [nur aete 2 i S| ssreont |wasiea : S| seseoer [soacw round ead 62 88 faerie te $0 | Seercer [soneW:Mechne S220 14 ccc 5 | Ssevort_[SoneW noung eed. 08 x 36 : | seecaet [sone wachne. 802i : S| seesost [sorew.nounatiees 1-20, 12. ‘ & | Ssooote [ashen Fat 2 S| saecose |ontin,Soctetiead sist0.2 : se | searos: {aut nea 1032 2 | beorost_ |pnccater 2 S| szeron [sone mound end 62% Va é se | assroet | Sonew, Round nea 6-32» 30 (No Sawn) ‘ so | tarocoes [screw Sock vead, za 1. 2 | iavescot [pn Tare 2 se | istoaaes [Sone Sock oad, 10.30% eae : | tsrrraot |Screw, seo: nnae. vo20s 8 2 & | tsarron |sontw.poundvead toe ve : ss | teuezoe [nvr mex srezs an : | teresote [uur msucing vc csocni : & | teat [Sa 1 te | iezsson!_ |oean weir : | twersoss |toodwasnen ¢ i 0 | tseveoss |Cocaueswen 1. : 7 | teeesset |CoctanasHen, 10 ‘ re | joserost |Loowasnen 20. : 3 | dezooes [SOW Unvera eels mi aioeroe Rut dieeo ma 75 | Seosoost [wu Grooved id 3, ASA Typo "6 Saess See. : 16 | Scostost |scns, Sooke Head, 109248 i | Secotost [wasnth secs 2 Fa] Sesrrost | Wastes tien : ‘ 72 | secosce: [rm ron : & | ayegrout |ScaEW Socket Hea 630x8, 4 | Seseest | Seann: ieee ‘ &| Ssorz0st_| screw, Socte Head os... : & | ‘Hstoost |scnew, socket Head... .0-- : & | itsrtost [en creove 2 ss | tascoonr |puus, pe 2 2 te | SSzeoosr |serscnew, ioe ie ; er | sscerost [rn Ao, 0x50, Stet ; $ | asoaoost | sonew, Pet Head, ge-16% 3 i to | sszesest |rirtive, compression ss 2 | assooost [aninol cnn 2 or | ssweon |cuevs . ; se | destoon1 [screw : ss | ssorso [aosusten : | See |aearne i Sori 2 se | sexstacr fon. : 2 nev, 1183 e17‘20801 /2080R.C/2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables a18 FIG & moe | yamBER cae ASSEMBLY Ne Sheet 2 of 3 esa. 96 | 45129-010 | SCREW. Flat Head Socket, 10-32 x 1/2 3 97 | 48156081 | PIN, Rol a ag | 52306-031 | NUT, Tinnerman, 6:32 3 99 | 52731-091 | DECAL, Trendelenburg Til Indicator 1 100 | 85039-081 | SOLENOID ASSEMBLY (See Fig. 8-17) 1 tor | $5129-081 | SELECTOR, Worm Gear 1 soz | 5135086 |SEZEL........ 2 403 | 55142001 | LEVER, Power... 1 10 | 55150-091 | VALVE ASSEMBLY (See Fig. 6-14) 1 105 | 5280-001 | BRACKET, Mounting . 1 106 | 7650-045 | SCREW, Button Head Socket 318-16 x 5/8 4 107 | 75aan-081 | SCREW, Flat Head, 6.32 «3/4 ...... 3 sos | 7613-091 | ELL, Special am 2 309 | 76807-0a5 | LOCKWASHER, 10... 7 3 110 | 77551-081_ | KIDNEY ELEVATOR SHAFT 1 111 | 77673-0858 | ROD, Valve Operating 1 1x2 | 77676.085 | ROD: Valve Operating «=. RUINED 1 113 | 7675-081 | ROD; Connecting : 1 tia | 7682.05 | STOP, Lover oe : 4 115 | 78132-0458 | NUT, Jam 5/1626 : 1 118 | 7erse081 | TUBE, Nylafo - 1 117 | 7a165-081 | TUBE: Nylatio | 1 31a | 7281-045 | ROD, Control 1 419 | 7292-081 | FITTING, Compression 2 120 78299-091 | TUBE, Copper ....... 1 121 | 7300-081 | TUBE, Copper 1 122 | gooot-o91 | SETSCREW, 114.20 112. 2 123 | eorgz-091 | SCREW, Swivel Head, 116-20 1/2 1 124 | g0195-091 | SCREW, Swivel Head, 114-20 x 1 125 | 0200-045 | BAR, Restraint....... 1 126 | 80222.081 | SCREW. Button Head, 516-16 1-172 - 3 127 | gog0s.091 | SELECTOR ASSEMBLY 1 128 | 81005091 J INSULATOR ....... 1 129 | sio10.09: | CONNECTOR - 2 130 | 91015045. | NUT, Tionerman, 10-32 + sat | aget7-os1 | WASHER. 2 4s2 | 90514-091 | CLAMP, Tube a 1 433 | 92588-001_ | KIDNEY ELEVATOR GRANK ASSEMBLY (See Fig. 6- ‘h) 1 134 | 97190091 | COVER, Terminal : 1 495 | 139676-001 | SHAFT AND BEARING ASSEMBLY (See Fig 8-16) 1 435 | sssosr-08 | SIDE FRAME ASSEMBLY (Se Fig, 8-20) 0.1. 4 137 | 135283-001 | PLATE, Trendelenburg ee 1 198 | 135242001 | COVER AND STUD ASSEMBLY 3 339 | 135963-001 | SUPPORT ASSEMBLY (See Fig. 6-194) 1 +40 | 150169-001 | MOTOR, Hyeraulc (Orait) peeeetestses 1 141 | 16366800: | SOLENOID COVER ASSEMBLY .. aa 1 REV. 9/8220801 /2080R.C/2080 Comper IV’ Surgical Tables FG & PART UNITS PER mmoex | cape DESCRIPTION RSSEMaL eee Sheet 301 3 sag | Re215025 | TUBE, Washing. 1/4 00.2 AR 343 | 7200826 |GASKET, Scoten Foam Sngie Costed Black Tape. 1/8 x33 aR 144 | 7200. |GASKET. Scoten Foam tid x ia (Sub, 768517-525) AR 44s | 396r-001 | SCREW, Flt Head, 632 x3'6 6 tae | 3980.03 | SCREW, Round Head. 6-32 x 318 6 147 | 9655001 | SETSCREW, 316-16 x 5 1 145 | 12425-041 |SCREW, Socket Head Cap. 516-18 x 34 3 tae | 12591-061 | SCREW, Round Heas, 6:32 x 2 4 150 | 19103007 | RELIEF, Strain 3 1504] 18294-081 | PIN, Dowel . one 2 sst | 16405-0981 | BEARING, Needie 3 32 | roa6091 KEY, Wooerut....... 3 153 | s6aze001 [PIN, Dowel... 0... 8 vee | s7ete-091 | LOCKWASHER |... 3 155 | 19685061 | LOCKWASHER 4 tes | 25032.047 | LOCKWASHER on 2 187 | 30379041 | SCREW, Fiat Head, 632 x58 - 3 158 | 30718024 ELL, Compression : 2 jo | S6se5061 [PIN Rol... 4 jo | «320091 | SCREW, Fiet Head, 16-16 x 34 8 161 | «9247-091 |LEVER, Contr! Assembly . 1 12 | 43266061 |PIN, Roll ......... 1 yes | 43262001 |SETSCREW, Nyiock, 10-92 5116 2 joa | 44743001 | SCREW. Cap, 18-16 x 50. a yes | 44747.042 | SCREW, Cap, 316-16 x 2 io tes | 45155061 |PIN, Rall. 4 467 | 47163-0981 |NUT, Tinnerman, 8.32 : 3 tes | 480600091 | SCREW, Socket Head Cap, 1/6:20 x 3 3 tes | 52697-091 |ELBOW, Male, 45 ; 4 170 | s2698081 | SCREW. Socket Head, 1032 x 2-318 4 a1 | 52729001 DECAL, Postion insieator + 472 } 85134031 [CHANNEL «.-...cecsssssscss sceneries 1 73 | 55135055 BEZEL. 1 174 | ssrro01 |SUPPOAT, Shit Handle |... ‘ i 17s | 55142001 LEVER, Power ....... + 476 | 55276001 | SHIFTER FORK ASSEMBLY 3 a7 | $5280-001 | BRACKET. Mounting . : 3 178 + | VALVE, Directional ...... + 173 | raeso-045 | SCREW, Button Head Socket, 3i6-16 x 5/8 4 120 | 75823097 | BEARING, Thrust. : 3 sat | 75629.091 | RACE, Thiust Bearing cae 8 182 | 75870091 | BEARING, Sioave... : 3 183 | 7656-091 | SOREW, Shoulder ; : 1 1e4 | 77652.056 | INDICATOR ; ‘NOTE: The drctonal ve 60540091 was Saconirued in October 1976. The vave 6191-001 was dsconinved in November, 197. To replace eAhe valve, ore &762702-001. The naw valve ie 3 oubie "A" valve REV, 11/83 e1920B0L!2080RCI208 Compat TV Surgical Tables +NOTE 1: 9900-001 uses on units belore 1/75. 98830-001 deleted and parts transfers {0 134196-001, 134187-001, 194188-001, 124189-007 and 150125-001 on units shipped aher 175, cn re uns en | Noe | yoMBER — ASSeMeLY sheet 3 of 8 pon 185 | 7ertoas | BrACKET AND ROD ASSEMBLY 1 tee | Teveost | Lever assamaty : ter | Treaeoe! [PIN Gren, 1 tee | Termt | TUBE, nyafow (Sub 360875601 i tes | fais | TUBE, Nyon (Sub 150578-007} i qs0 | feo | PLATE. Subs {Sub 450524-005) i ist | 7ezre0s1 | cRank 1 eo | Jesseos) | TuBe,nysiow 1 tes | aoooros; | serscrew, 14.20 v2 2 jer | sortoos: | BEARING, Necde 3 ss | soreso; | TUBE, Nyiatow 1 qos | sostsoes [NUT Tenses, 846 ; jer | stoccos: | NSULATOR ~~ i Jee | aisseo0t | PIN, Suppor an) se | ariesoro | Coven Relay Box i zoo | srisscet | COVER Swen... i Bor | soteeost | SELECTOR ASSENALY (ee Fg 6.25 : aoe | sazssoooi [Side onive assewaiv (eer 621 1 bos | rieiss-oet | CLAMP. Cable ; os | ta3ses-0t0 | SADDLE, Sice TH i bes | ta92e+002 | COVER, Drive wn 1 Boe | isseoran1 | eoppen ruse ASSENSLY i Ber | Isscoeo0t | coPPEn TUBE ASSEMBLY i toe | toeetoass | Sibe Tur SoneW ASSEVALY (Se Fg 823) i 2oe | tsoiesc01 | MOTOR, Hydaule Ora 1 210 | teasztcet | RELAY BOX ASSEMELY (Gee Fig 8) 1 8-20 REV. 11/83,‘2080L/2080RC2080 Compat IV Surgieal Tables Figure 8-4. 2080L TABLETOP ASSEMBLY UNITS SHIPPED BEFORE 6/74 (Sheet 1 of 3). REV. 978 8.21B22 ‘20801/2080R C2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables Figure 6-4. 2080L TABLETOP ASSEMBLY UNITS SHIPPED BEFORE 8/74 (Sheet 2 of 3). REV. 9/78‘20801 /2080RC12080 Compat IV Surgical Tables NOTE: Use this view for units shipped atter 6/72. Yo Figure 8-4. 2080L TABLETOP ASSEMBLY +See Parts List. UNITS SHIPPED BEFORE 8/74 (Sheet 3 of 3).‘2080 2080RCIZ080 Compat IV Surgical Tables FIG & wwoex | \oebeR DESCRIPTION pat No. es. 99427.001 | 20801. TABLETOP ASSEMBLY (Units Shipped Betore 874) Sheet 1 of 3 1 | 3902041 | SCREW, Hex Head, 98-16 x 1 2 | 3949-042 | SCREW, 1/4-20 x 3i4 3 | 8873.04 | PIN, Tube Link ... 4 | s282.061 | SCREW, Fiat Head 1032x398. 5 | 9645-061 | SCREW, Drive 6 | 12451-0a1 | SCREW, Round Head, 6-32 x 1/4 7 | 15220-045 | GEAR, Spur... 8 | 18324042 | SCREW, Machine, 1/4-20 x 318 9 | 16197-045 | BUSHING, Eccentric 10 | 16201-0991 | WASHER, Thrust aa | 16212.082 | LOCKNUT 12 | 16215091 | PIN... 19 | 16235045 | BUSHING 14 | 16247-0901 | GEAR, Worm 18 | 1628-042 | STABILIZER 16 | 16285042 | BEARING q7 | 1629-091 | WASHER « 18 | 16395-0981 | WASHER, Thrust 19 | 16438-042 | WASHER, Shaft... oe 20 | 16578-.0¢5| WASHER ..... 21 | 19684-0681 | LOCKWASHER anes 22 | 20197-0405 | SPACER....... a 23 | 22266 ELEVATOR, Kidney (sus: '36397-015) i 24 | 24700081 | PIN, Groove ..... ‘| 25 | 25834.091 | SETSCREW. 26 | 26577-002 | BUTTON, Plug 27 | 43337-063 | PIN, Hinge 28 | 24440063 | PIN, Hinge 29 | 44766 BEARING, Thrust (Sub: 80750099). 30 | 52715091 | SPACER a1 | 82716091 | SPACER 32 | $3328-002 | BOX, Gear... : 33 | sst00-0a1 | SEAT SECTION ASSEMBLY (See Fig. 68)... 34 | 5104-091 | LEG SECTION ASSEMBLY (See Fig. 6-7) 35 | 55105091 | BACK SECTION ASSEMBLY (See Fig. 6-9) : 36 | ss112001. | BACK SECTION LEVER ARM ASSEMBLY (See Fig. 819)... 37 | s5114002 | LEG SECTION LEVER ARM ASSEMBLY (See Fig, 812) 38 | 76253-083 | SHAFT, Cross ...... 7 39 | 7555-091 | SLEEVE 40 | 7559-058 | KNOB ASSEMBLY 41 | 7730-081 | BAR, Gear Rack «2... 42 | 7820-052 | LINK 43 | 72316042 | RACK .. 24 | 133688-001 | HEADREST ASSEMBLY tee Fa 840 45 | 150092.001 | LOCKNUT . Rev. 8/8720801 /2080R.C/2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables Fig & PART UNITS PER Wwoex | oMBen DESCRIPTION SA UELY ‘Sheet 2 0f 3 Ba. 46 | 7200 GASKET, Scotch Foam, 1/4 x 1/4 (Sub: 764317-529) AR a7 | 279% SCREW. Socket Head, Cap 1/4-20 x 1/2 2 43 | 2960-042 | NUT, Hex, 10-32 2 49} 3099-042 | NUT, 96-16 1 50 | 3516-041 | WASHER ...... 4 Bt | 3967-041 | SCREW, Machine, 8-32 x 1/4 1 52 | 3984-041 | SCREW, Round Head. 6-32 x 318 10 53 | 3985-041 | SCREW, Machine, 8-32 x 1/2 1 ss] 5590-042 | WASHER, Flat. 2 5 | sessces | SCREW, Sooke Head Cap, 96:18 x2 1 86 | —ag97-081 | PIN, Cotter : : 2 87 | 16082041 | NUT, Hex, 5/16-24 1 sa | 1646-091 | KEY, Woodrutt. 1 59 | 1967-041 | LOCKWASHER, 2 60 | 19685-061 | LOCKWASHER. 10 ae 4 61 | 19687-061 | LOCKWASHER. 2/8... peseapes 3 62 | 24987-041 | NUT, 114-20... é 1 63 | 30979-041 | SCREW, Fiat Head, 6-32 5/8 a | 3281-061 | WASHER, 2 65 | 36683-061 | PIN, Rol 2 66 | 3787-041 | SCREW, Socket Head, 10-24 x 518 4 67 | 39528091 | BEARING, Sleeve 1 62 | 1012-061 | SCREW, Socket Head. 10:52 172 3 es | 41511-0681 | PIN, Groove .. 1 70 | 42566-0901 | PLUG, Pipe ..... 2 7 | 43229-091 | SETSCREW, 10:32 1/4 a 1 ze | 43240-091 | SCREW, Flat Head, 318-18 x 9/6 0... 8 7a | 43282-0991 | SETSCREW, 1092x516 ....... : 1 24 | a4gzes-091 | FITING: Compression : 2 75. | 43300-061 | PIN, Roll. 2 76 | 43306-091 | CLEVIS... 1 77 | 43313-045_| ADJUSTER 7 1 ye} 44766 ‘BEARING, Thru 1 73 | 46123-010 | SCREW, Fiat Head Socket, 1092 x 1/2 2 80 | 46156-051 | PIN, Roll....... 6 es | 47t61-091 | NUT, Tinnerman 4 a2 | 52731-0981 | DECAL, Trendelenburg Tit Indicator - 1 6 | $5005.09: | KIDNEY ELEVATOR SHAFT ASSEMBLY (See Fig. -20) 1 a4 | §5120-010 | PLATE.. 1 5 | ssta4-061 | CHANNEL 1 ee | 55195-0586 | BEZEL... Seer ie 1 27 | s5138-021 | SUPPORT ASSEMBLY (See Fig. 8-19)... 1 6 | 55142-001 | LEVER, Power ... : 1 9 | 55148.091 | VALVE ASSEMBLY (See Fig. 8-15) 1 REV. 11/63, 8252080L/2080RC/2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables FiG & PART unseen | IwoEX | uMBER DESCRIPTION ASSEMBLY Sheet 2 of 3 ea 90 | 85269-001_ | KIDNEY ELEVATOR HANDLE RATCHET ASSEMBLY (See Fig. 6-18)..] 1 91 | 55280045 | BRACKET, Mounting ql : 1 92 | 74650-0483 | SCREW, Button Head Socket, Si6-i6 x 518 ‘ 93 | 76619091 | ELL, Special. : 2 ea | 7561-061 | SETSCREW, 10-24 x 1/4 1 95 | 7570-091 | BEARING, Fiange..... 1 98 NLA | GEAR, Worm (77871) 1 97 NLA | GEAR, Holical (77572) 1 98 | 7573-091 | KEY, Woodrutt : 1 99 | 77579-091 | RING, Stop (NotShown} 1 100 | 77880-091 | RING. Stop........ 1 101 NLA | SHAFT, Kidney Drive (77588) . 1 102 | 7656-061. | SHAFT, Pinion.........- 1 103 | 7673-045 | ROD, Valve Operating :. 1 10s | 77674045 | ROD, Valve Operating 1 105 | 77675061 | ROD, Connecting . sc 1 108 | 7682-085 | STOP. Lever ....... i 2 107 | 78192045 | NUT. Jam, 516-24 : 1 108 | 7a1e4os1 | TUBE. Nyiaio. 1 tos | 78165081 | TUBE, Nyiatio - : 1 110 | 7281-045 | ROD, Control... : 4 sit | 7e282.091 | FITTING, Compression . 2 112 | 78298081 | TUBE, Copper 4 313 | 7830-091 | TUBE, Copper .... : 1 414 | 0001-001 | SeTSCREW, 114-20 x 172 2 115 | g0192.081 | SCREW, Swivel Head 1 116 | 0193-081 | SCREW, Swivel Head . 1 317 | 80222.061 | SCREW: Bution Hoad, Si-t8 x 1-1/2 ‘ 3 118 | 0904-091 | SELECTOR ASSEMBLY 4 11g | 99817-061 | WASHER . : 2 320 | 0514-091 | CLAMP, Tube - 1 i21 | 133865002 | COVER ASSEMBLY .. 1 122 | 133670-002 | SIDE FRAME ASSEMBLY ..... : 1 423 | 199676001 | TRENDELENBURG SHAFT ANO BEARING ASSEMBL 1 424 | 150169001 | MOTOR, Hydraulic (Orbit). 1 Sheet 3 of 3 125 | 7200-426 | GASKET, Scotch Foam Single Coated Black Tape, 1/8 x 318 AR 128 984.041 | SCREW, Round Head, 6-32 x 3/8...... 6 27 5691-091 | SETSCREW, Hek Socket Cone Point (Units Shipped iter er 72 2 128 9655091 | SETSCREW, 316-16 x 5/8... 1 129 | 12423041 | SCREW, Socket Head Cap, 5116-18 x 2/4 3 130 | 12895045 | SCREW, Socket Head, 172-13 x 1-1/4 .... : 2 131 | 12786091 | PIN, Taper 2 saz | taets-091 | SCREW, Socket Head, 14-20 x5/8 te 2 133 | 15294-091 | PIN, Dowel .........-. . 2 ye | 16405091 | BEARING, Needle 3 yas | 16416091 | KEY, Woodrut 1 136 | 16424-0981 | PIN, Dowel....... 8 ak i REV. 1178 8-26‘20801/2080R.C/2080 Compat 1V Surgical Tables bles PART UNITS PER INDEX | yUMBER ane ASSEMBLY —- sneetaot9 oe tar | vero |LookuasHen..... 2 tm | Taereass |Loommasnen 5 tae | aseoeoet |Locewasten : 2 120 | Sorieose |ELL compressor : 2 tat | aeeasoe |Scaem, Poa head 62x78 | 2 ve | sczz7a61 [Pn Rot 2 183 | aroost_ [In Rot : : : ta | deacoasr | SCREW, Hat Head 3816534 ene a tes | tzecrom [ConTaOL LEVER ASSENGLY : ies | Sezezoor |Serecaew 2 tar | dantoon |Sonew cap. Seed 2 tao | aavarase |Scnew Gap Se-10x2 * 149 | asrao0sr- en pot : tio | Serenaot [DEGat Cosi indesor : ter | setasoat [Becton Wm Ger. : tse | sstasose Jeevan. : tas | Ssracoor |SHirrea FORK ASSEMBLY | : tet | sstenaot [suPpost. Suter : 185 | Ser2zoot | sipe TUT SCREW ASSEVBLY (Units Shipned Blore 672) (G20 Fe 625) ae : 155 | sszan.ocs. |aRACKET, Mounting : tar | Sseseoot [LEVER Power sens, ; : 158 | Seoean1 sine Lt SOnEW ASSEMBLY (nie Supe Ate B79 (Gee Fo. 829)... : : : 180 | r4sso04s | SCREW, Buton He ‘ 160 | fseasoet | BEARING, Tmt 2 ts: | Tssaeaer | RAGE, Thr Being 6 is2 | Tserocs1 | BEARING, Seve : tes | Tressost SCREW, Stouaer : tee | Freeeaet [Pw Cone : tes | Trerioes | arAckeT AND BOS ASSEMBLY | ; tes | Trerzat2 | ROO, Comecirg- ; : ter | Tereost |Leven assene.y : tes | Treaease | space, bese : iso | Treesosy [onan ‘ 0 | docorasr |serscev. i 2 i | sowcest [BEARING Neode 3 12 | stoooees [Ban Resvant- : 15 | sooisoes : : 4 181896-001 | PIN, Support . 1 Ws | seotsoee. [Sie Dave ASSENELY (Uns Shinped Bator 27%) (See Fa B21) | 1 ite | seesoeos |SIGe pre ASSENGLY (Unt Siped ater 71) (ee ig. 6211.~.| 4 177 | 133645-010 | SADDLE, Side Tit . 1 We | tWaeocone | COVER, Dave : : two | servocd [HANDLE Soest : 420 | asesron | copren Tuse asseuai : ist | tsaeszeor | copeeR Tuae ASSEMBLY : 422 | soreso0r | MOTOR, Hyraue (Ors : REV. 9/78 827‘2080L/2080RC/2080 Compst IV Surgical Tables Figure 8-4A. 2080L AND 2080 COMPAT TABLETOP ASSEMBLY UNITS SHIPPED AFTER 8/74 (Sheet 1 of 3). 8-28 REV. 97782080L/2080RC12080 Compat IV Surgical Tables REV. 978 Figure 8-4A. 2080L AND 2080 COMPAT TABLETOP ASSEMBLY UNITS SHIPPED AFTER 8/74 (Sheet 2 of 3).2080L/2080RC12080 Compt IV Surgical Tables Figure 8-4A. 2080L. AND 2080 COMPAT TABLETOP ASSEMBLY UNITS SHIPPED AFTER 8/74 (Sheet 3 of 3). +See Parts List. REV. 9778‘2080L/2080RC'2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables ESE] pant units PER wwoex | \uiBen DESCRIPTION ASSEMBLY es. | sesescoe | zot0. AND 2280 COMPAT TABLETOP ASSEMBLY (Unie Snpped ater 276) sheet 18 1 | ssczaes | screw, Hex Heed 3.16% 1 : 2 | ssieoe | sonew, zo eat : S| ersoss | pi, tute un ‘ 4 | Seazoss | Sonew at wead 108% 38 i 3 | Seteoe: | scnen, pine ‘ & | ressrort | Some Round Head 632» i ‘ 7 5220-045 | GEAR, Spur....... iz | tesacoue | Sonebi Machine, is36x 318 2 8 | teteroes | susrina, eccon i 10 | tezoraer | wasuen Tans 2 1 | tezizaw | Locaut - ‘ 2 | stezisosr | en E 2 3 | tezesoes | evening 0... 2 te | teserost | Gean Worn i 3 | lessrow | StaDzen : te | teassoue | seanne i i | teesoost | waster so. ; 2 te | tesssost | WuaSHER us clic 2 18 | teseore | wasren, St i zo | tesreos | Waster cn. eee ° 2 | tacseasr | loswwasien eee : be | anreraes | SPeSeaER ae 3 2% | gan | eLearn ine it Sis : 2 | Zercooe: | PI come 3 zs | 2usmos | Serscnew é be | Zesreoce | buTTON. rho 2 a | fearass | Prince 2 | detiooes | Pri rnge ; 2 | deren | seannc vas is Sti 2 So | ferieos | sracen ns ; St | dzreos: | sracen : se | evar | cox cost 1 S| Sicoosr | Sear secrion aSSenly Goo Fig. 88) ‘ S| sstoeosr | Lee SECTION ASSEMALY (See Fig 87 : 3 | Siasos | Baocsecron assewaLy (os Po. 29) ; | Ssrteoor | Back SECTION LEVEN ara ASGEMELY (See F613) : 5 | ssieooe | Leo Secnion LEVER afi ASSEMBLY (200 Fe. 81) : Se | reasooss | Shar. Goss - : se | yressost | Siteve, : So | Tressose | kwon asévalv ‘ & | Trreooat | Ban, Gear Rack 2 @ | teense | uN 2 & | resteoe 2 St | saseoocr : 4 | seeosooer 2 REV. 11/83 8312080LI2080RC/2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables 8-32 (ace T Wwoek | wuMBER bicceitiaa ASSEMBLY Ne | Sheet 2 of 3 esa 4s | -7200 _ |GASKET, Scoten Foam, 1/4 x 1/4 (Sub: 764317-529) AR 47 | 2792-085 | SCREW, Socket Head Cap, 14-20 x 172 2 4s | 2960042 |NUT, Hex, 10-32... : 2 49 | 3090-042 |NUT. 30-16 1 0 | aste0a1 |WASHER 4 si | 3967-041 |SOREW. Machine, 8:52 x 114 4 52 | agaco41 | SCREW, Round Head. 6-32 x 318, 10 53 | 3986-001 | SCREW. 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Pipe «... 2 78 | 49229-081 | SETSCREW. 10-32 x 114 4 79 | 43227-061 | PIN. Roll 1/8 x 56, Stee! 1 20 | 4aaco-oa1 | SCREW. Flat Head, 316-16 x 3/4 8 st | 49269-081 | FITTING, Compression . 2 22 | 43300-061 | PIN, Roll 2 23 | 43305001 [CLES .... 5 e4 | aaats.045 [ADJUSTER ..... 1 es | 44768 | BEARING, Thrust (Sub: 8075-081) . 2 as | 46123-.010 | SCREW, Flat Head Socket, 10-92 x 1/2 - 2 a7 | 46156-061 | PIN, Roll ......- meer 6 es | 47161-0901 | NUT. Tinnerman 4 69 | 52791091 DECAL. Trendeterburg itn indeator 1. 1 so | sst29.010 | PLATE ier 1 er | 55134031 | CHANNEL - et 1 so | 55135-0586 |BEZEL.......- i 3 s3 | 5512-001, | LEVER, Power 1 s¢ | 55149091 | VALVE ASSEMBLY (See Fig. 6-5). 1 REV. 11/83‘20801 /2080RC/2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables FIG & PART UNITS PER INDEX ) NUMBER Cece ASSEMBLY a Sheet 2 of 3 e-s4- 95 5280-045 | BRACKET, Mounting ..... ne 1 96 74650-045. | SCREW, Button Head Socket, 918-16 x 5/8... 4 97 76613-081 JELL. 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Valve Operating .. 1 101 7675-081 | ROD, Connecting 1 02 77682-045 | STOP, Lever ....... 2 103 78132-045 |NUT, Jam, 6/1624... ‘i 1 104 7e164-091 | TUBE, Nyiatio errs 1 105 78165-081 | TUBE, Nyiafio esos sc ceesseeeeee 1 108 78281-045 | ROD, Control 3 107 78282091 | FITTING, Compression .- ae 2 108 78299-081 | TUBE, Copper Seereecteeeo freee 1 409 7830-081 | TUBE, Copper... ses 1 110 aooor.o9: | SETSCREW, 14-20% 172.000... 2 ar 0192-091 | SCREW, Swivel Head 1 12 0193-081 | SCREW, Swivel Head... 1 13 80222061 | SCREW, Button Head, 316-16 x 1-1/2 3 114 0904-081 | SELECTOR ASSEMBLY . 7 18 9617-081 | WASHER ant 2 116 90514.091 | CLAMP, Tube... 1 7 92568-001 | KIDNEY ELEVATOR CRANK ASSEMBLY (See Fig. 6-18) 1 11a | 133668-002 | COVER ASSEMBLY 1 419 | 199676-001 | TRENDELENBURG SHAFT AND BEARING ASSEMBLY (See Fo. a) 1 120 | 134067-005 | SIDE FRAME ASSEMBLY . 1 421 | 195963-001 | SUPPORT ASSEMBLY (See Fig. 6-194) . 1 122 | 180169001 | MOTOR, Hydraulé (Crbit) . a 1 ‘Sheet 3 of 3 123 | raooz6 | GASKET, Solch Foam Single Coated Black Tape, 118x316 « AR 124 ‘3984-041 | SCREW. Round Head, 6-32 x 3/8. 6 125 3631-091 | SETSCREW, Hex Socket Cone Point . 2 128 9685.091 | SETSCREW. 318-16 x 5/8... 1 1a 12423-041 | SCREW, Socket Head Cap, 5/16-18 x 3 3 128 12695.045 | SCREW. Socket Head, 1/2-13 x 1-1/4 2 129 1276-091 | PIN, Taper .. 2 130 43411-0981 | SCREW, Socket Head, 1/4-10 x 5/8 2 131 15294-091 | PIN, Dowel .... 2 132 16405-081 | BEARING, Needie : 3 133 16416-091 | KEY, Woodruft... : 1 136 16424.091 | PIN, Dowel... 8 138 1718-081 | LOCKWASHER . 3 138 19878-045 | LOCKWASHER |. : 6 137 25892.041 | LOCKWASHER «10s. so sss 2 138 30716-044 | ELL, Compression .. 2 142603-091 | SCREW, Round Head, 6-32 x 7/6. 2 REV.9/78 833‘20801 /2080R.C/2080 Compat IV Surgical Tables PART UNITS PER NUMBER eee ASSEMBLY Sheet 3 of 3 4927-061 | PIN, Rot .. 2 45229061 | PIN, Roll. 1 49240-0981 | SCREW, Flat Head, 3/8-16 x 3/4 8 49247091 | CONTROL LEVER ASSEMBLY 1 ‘49262-0981 | SETSCREW......-.-» 2 ‘2743-041 | SCREW, Cap, 76-16 x 58. 2 44747-042 | SCREW, Cap, 3/8-16 x 2 « 10 46156-061 | PIN, Roll 52729-001 | DEGAL, Position Indicator. 35123.081 | SECTOR, Worm Gear . 381350568 | BEZEL '35140-001 | SHIFTER FORK ASSEMBLY. 55141-091 | SUPPORT, Shifter 5280-045 |BRACKET, Mounting ....... 5596-001 | LEVER, Power 6046-001 | SIDE TILT SCREW q 74650-043 | SCREW. 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