C Arm Cable Replacement

ARCADIS/SIREMOBIL C-L
Replacement of Parts
System
C-arm cable
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Table of Contents 3
1 General information and safety information 5
1.1 General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

1.1.1 Validity of these instructions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
1.1.2 Required documents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
1.1.3 Required tools . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
1.1.4 Required test equipment. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
1.1.5 Required aids . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
1.1.6 Required C-arm cable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
1.2 Safety Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
2 Prerequisites 9
2.1 Preparations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
2.1.1 Working area . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
2.1.2 System placement and system bracing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
3 Procedure 11
3.1 Removal of the C-arm cable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

3.1.1 Preparing to lift the top cover . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
3.1.2 Lifting the top cover . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
3.1.3 Removing the cable connection from the top cover . . . . . . . . . . . 14
3.1.4 Removing main system connections. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
3.1.5 Removing the I.I. connections. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
3.1.6 Removing the I.I. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
3.1.7 Removing the cable connection to the C-arm. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
3.1.8 Removing SIREPHOS connections and components . . . . . . . . . . . 20
3.1.9 Removing SIREPHOS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
3.1.10 SIREMOBIL Compact L - removal of the counter balance weight . 22
3.1.11 Removing the C-arm cables from the SIREPHOS side . . . . . . . . . . 23
3.1.12 Loosening the C-arm cable holder from the bearing assembly. . . 24
3.2 Installing the new C-arm cable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
3.2.1 Checking the metal edges of the C-arm opening . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
3.2.2 Installing the C-arm cables running to the SIREPHOS . . . . . . . . . . 26
3.2.3 Installing the C-arm cables running to the I.I. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
3.2.4 Fastening the C-arm cable connection on the C-arm . . . . . . . . . . 26
3.2.5 Fastening the C-arm cable holder on the bearing assembly . . . . . 27
3.2.6 SIREMOBIL Compact L: Installing the counter balance weight . . . 27
3.2.7 Installing the SIREPHOS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
3.2.8 Installing the I.I.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
3.2.9 Installing the C-arm cable to the main system . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
3.2.10 Installing the mechanical parts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
3.2.11 Safety checks. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
3.2.12 Installing the I.I. cover and SIREPHOS cover . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
3.2.13 Checks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
3.2.14 Installing the rear cover (U-shaped) at the mains system. . . . . . . 30
3.3 Final work steps. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
3.3.1 IEC 62353 protocol . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
3.3.2 Optionally installed navigation system - customer information . . 33
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4 Changes to Previous Version 34
5 List of Hazard IDs 35

General information and safety information 1 5
1.1 General Information
1.1.1 Validity of these instructions

These instructions are valid for the replacement of the C-arm cable of the products:
n SIREMOBIL Compact L, material no. 03780629
n ARCADIS Varic, material no. 08080017
n ARCADIS Varic, material no. 10143406
1.1.2 Required documents

n Product system binder
n Product IQ quick test
See system binder and CB-Doc of the product: Installation - Quality Assurance
n Replacement of Parts (ARCADIS systems)
See CB-Doc of the product: Service - Replacement of Parts - System
n Troubleshooting guide (SIREMOBIL Compact L systems)
See CB-Doc of the product: Service - Troubleshooting Guide - System
n Product safety information
See CB-Doc of the product: Safety - Product name - System
n Protocol for the safety checks in accordance with IEC62353
See CB-Doc of the system: Installation - Product name - System - Report
1.1.3 Required tools

n Standard tool kit
n Set of Allen keys (metric, 1 to 10 mm in size)
Set of socket wrenches (metric)
n Torque wrench (e.g. Torque Wrench 8-40Nm, material no. 09900846 + 07058928).
n LOCTITE 221 or similar screw sealant (medium strength).
n Sealing compound for re-sealing of I.I. and SIREPHOS, material no. 02049716
n Guidewires, 4 sections, approx. 3 m (9 feet) in length.
n Personal protective equipment (i.e. rubber gloves)
n In addition, for SIREMOBIL Compact L: press-out tool 1 mm, material no. 07141331

6 1 General information and safety information
1.1.4 Required test equipment

n Protective earth resistance meter (such as a SecuTest SIII+ safety tester)
1.1.5 Required aids

n Wooden block (or a similar object), approx. 6 x 8 x 10 cm (2.5 x 3.5 x 4.5 in)
for bracing the basic unit
n Wooden block (or a similar object), approx. 2.5 x 5 x 20 cm (1 x 2 x 8 in)
for bracing the top cover of the basic unit
n Large table, at least 1.10 m (3.5 feet) in height
1.1.6 Required C-arm cable

SIREMOBIL Compact L, material no. 03780629, serial nos. < 3000:
 C-arm cable C06, material no. 03098501
SIREMOBIL Compact L, material no. 03780629, serial nos. > 3000:
SIREMOBIL Compact L, material no. 10409105, serial nos. > 10000 to 10999:
ARCADIS Varic, material no. 08080017, all serial numbers:
ARCADIS Varic, material no. 10143406, all serial numbers:

General information and safety information 1 7
1.2 Safety Information
 WARNING
Risk of physical injury or death and property damage!
Non compliance can lead to death, physical injury or property damage.
Observe
 the product-specific safety information in these instructions,
 the general safety information in the instructions TD00-000.860.01... and
 the safety information of your local service organization.
 WARNING
Risk of infection from pathogens!
Non-compliance can lead to severe injury and even death.
 This product can be contaminated with infected blood or other bodily fluids.
 Avoid all contact with blood or other bodily fluids!
 Strictly observe the safety information regarding prevention of infectious dis‐
eases from your local service organization and the corresponding national
and customer-specific hygiene guidelines and regulations.
 CAUTION
Risk of being burned by hot parts or components!
Non-compliance can lead to minor or moderate burns, especially on the hands.
 Removing the covers exposes parts or components (e.g. power components,
heat sinks, solenoid brakes) that may exceed temperatures of > 50˚ Celsius
when in operation.
 To prevent burns, switch off the system power supply before contacting any
parts or components and let the system cool off for at least five minutes be‐
fore resuming work.
 CAUTION
Electrical voltage!
Non-compliance can lead to property damage.
 ESD protection guidelines must be observed when performing service.

8 1 General information and safety information
 WARNING
X-ray radiation!
Non-compliance can lead to illness, irreversible damage to body cells and the gen‐
otype, severe injury, and even death.
During functional system checks where radiation must be released, compliance
with the radiation protection directives and the rules for radiation protection of
your service organization is mandatory.
Please note:
 Use available radiation protection devices.
X
 Wear radiation protection clothing (a lead apron).
 Stay as far away as possible from the radiation source.
 Release radiation only if necessary.
 Set the radiation activity as low as possible (low kV and mA values, short radi‐
ation time).
 Release radiation for as short a time as possible.
 Checks requiring the release of radiation are identified by the radiation warn‐
ing symbol shown on the left.
 WARNING
The optionally installed navigation system may be out of tolerance.
Once these service tasks have been performed, the accuracy of an optionally in‐
stalled navigation system is no longer guaranteed.
 If an optionally installed navigation system is present, the customer must be
notified that the accuracy of the installed navigation system is no longer guar‐
anteed, and that the navigation system must be checked and certified before
it is used again.

Prerequisites 2 9
2.1 Preparations
2.1.1 Working area

Begin by preparing your work area.
A table with adjustable height is preferred.
If this table type is not available, then you must use a table with a working height of at
least 110 cm (3.5 feet).
The height is necessary to allow the lift up of the top cover, as described later in the pro‐
cedure.
2.1.2 System placement and system bracing

n Angulate the C-arm and place the I.I. and the SIREPHOS on the table. See
( Fig. 1 Page 9).
Fig. 1: System placement
n Insert a wooden block underneath the rear of the system. See

( Arrow/Fig. 2 Page 10).
 This is important. When the SIREPHOS and I.I. are removed, the weight balance
of the system will be shifted and the system will tilt backwards.

10 2 Prerequisites
Fig. 2: System bracing

Procedure 3 11
3.1 Removal of the C-arm cable
3.1.1 Preparing to lift the top cover
 To remove the C-arm cable, the top cover has to be lifted up approximately 5 cm (2 in).
n Remove the rear U-shaped cover from the main system. The emergency stop button
must be disconnected. If needed, remove the protective earth wire connection of the
rear cover.
Fig. 3: Removing the cover around the vertical lifting column Fig. 4: Removing the fastening screws
n Loosen the small cover around the vertical lifting column. This cover is held in place
by double-sided tape. See ( Fig. 3 Page 11).
n Remove the four hexagon socket screws (M8) from around the vertical lifting column.
See ( Fig. 4 Page 11).
Fig. 5: Lower fastening screws at the edges of the top cover Fig. 6: D1.X3 connection
n Remove the two 6 mm lower fastening screws ( Fig. 5 Page 11) on the inside of the
main system.

12 3 Procedure
n Remove the D1.X3 control console connection. See ( Fig. 6 Page 11).
n Remove (lift up) the plastic cover around the steering lever ( Fig. 7 Page 12). The
plastic cover is held in place by double-sided tape.
Fig. 7: Cover around the steering lever Fig. 8: Steering mechanics
(1) Fastening screws for steering mechanics

(2) Fastening screws for small cover plate
n Remove the two 6 mm screws ( 1/Fig. 8 Page 12) from the steering mechanics.
n Remove the four screws ( 2/Fig. 8 Page 12) of the cover plate.
Fig. 9: Top cover with serial interface connector
(1) Fastening screws for metal lever
For SIREMOBIL Compact L systems only:

n Remove the metal lever with the installed serial interface connector for the service PC.
This is held in place with two cover screws ( 1/Fig. 9 Page 12).

Procedure 3 13
3.1.2 Lifting the top cover

Fig. 10: Main system - top cover and metal plate
(1) Metal plate (chassis)

(2) Top cover (plastic)
NOTICE
DO NOT lift up the metal plate ( 1/Fig. 10 Page 13) below the top cover
( 2/Fig. 10 Page 13)!
Otherwise the steering shaft is also lifted and will disengage from the plastic sup‐
port at the bottom side of the steering shaft!
This can cause the steering chain to fall off and down from the toothed wheel and
it must be reinstalled!
 Lift up only the top cover ( 2/Fig. 10 Page 13) (the plastic part).
 When you are lifting up the top cover, hold down the metal plate
( 1/Fig. 10 Page 13) below the top cover.

14 3 Procedure
3.1.3 Removing the cable connection from the top cover
Fig. 11: C-arm cable bushing at the top cover Fig. 12: Wooden block as support between the metal
plate and top cover
n The C-arm cable passes through the top cover. See ( Fig. 11 Page 14).
n Carefully lift up the top cover at the front and rear side to remove the C-arm cable.
Lifting the top cover is limited by the actual cable.

After pressing the cable connection downwards ( arrow/Fig. 11 Page 14), you can lift
 the top cover higher. Place the wooden block between the metal plate and top cover
( Fig. 12 Page 14) so that you can transfer enough force on the cable connection to
press it out of the top cover.
n Position a wooden block or a similar object between the top cover and the metal
plate. See ( Fig. 12 Page 14).
n Press the cable connection downwards out of the top cover.
n If needed, lift the top cover a little higher so that the cable connection can be com‐
pletely removed from the top cover.

Procedure 3 15
3.1.4 Removing main system connections

n Remove the following connections from the main system:
 D1.X1
 D1.X2
 D1.X13
 D2.X3
 D2.X4
 D3.X3
 BNC connector X1 ( 1/Fig. 13 Page 15).
 Protective earth wire connections of the C-arm cable ( 2/Fig. 13 Page 15).
 Only ARCADIS Varic: Sub D- connector X2 (gain/clock signal)
( Fig. 14 Page 15).
Fig. 13: BNC video data connector and protective earth wire con‐ Fig. 14: X2 connection
nections
(1) BNC video data connector

(2) Protective earth wire connection
n Fastening for some these cables listed above include grounding clamps, plastic clips,
or cable ties. Remove the grounding clamps, plastic clips or cable ties and take note of
the location of the fastening points of these cables.
n Remove the main grounding clamp ( arrow/Fig. 15 Page 16) of the C-arm cable.
 The C-arm cable can now be pulled out of the main system.

16 3 Procedure
Fig. 15: C-arm cable - Main grounding clamp
3.1.5 Removing the I.I. connections

n Remove the top cover of the I.I..
n Remove the following connections:
ARCADIS Varic SIREMOBIL Compact L *

n M4.X1 - Camera communication n M4.X1 - Camera connection
n M4.X2 - Video data or
n M4.X3.1 to M4.X1.4 - Fan & laser M4.X1 - Camera BAS signal
n M30.X4 - TV Iris connection M4.X11 - Camera power/brightness
n M61.D120.X1 - I.I. power supply n M4.X45 - Cassette
n Protective earth wires or
M4.X45A - Integrated laser
n M30.X1 - Iris & camera rotation
n M61.D120.X1 - I.I. power supply
n Protective earth wires
* Depending on the model number of the SIREMOBIL Compact L, you may not have all
connections listed.
There are 2 protective earth wires. The wire with the larger diameter can stay in the C-
 arm.
This wire connects the SIREPHOS and I.I.
SIREMOBIL Compact L:
n Check the connector M61.D120.X1.8. If a black ground wire is present, remove this
wire using press-out tool 07141331.

Procedure 3 17
Systems with I.I. power supply HV30-2:

n Loosen the connector M4.X1 from the metal lever (2 threaded bolts).
SIREMOBIL Compact L with 17cm (7 in) I.I.:
n Loosen the connector M4.X1 from the metal lever (2 threaded bolts).
3.1.5.1 Only for SIREMOBIL Compact L with 17 cm (7 in) I.I.

Removing the high-voltage section of the I.I. mini power supply II:
In these systems, the I.I. mini power supply type II is installed. This I.I. mini power supply

II is split into a high-voltage part and a control part. The high-voltage part
( 3/Fig. 16 Page 17) is installed inside a cutout of the C-arm. The high-voltage part
needs to be removed to make room for the old and new C-arm cable to pass through.
Fig. 16: Position of the high-voltage part inside the C-arm (cover Fig. 17: Removed high-voltage part of the I.I. power
removed) supply
n Remove the foam rubber bumper of the I.I. connection. See ( 1/Fig. 16 Page 17).
n Remove the two 2.5 mm screws ( 2/Fig. 16 Page 17) from the cover.
n Remove the cover and pull out the high-voltage part of the I.I. power supply. See
( Fig. 17 Page 17).
It should not be necessary to disconnect the wires running from the control part of the
 I.I. power supply and to disconnect the high-voltage wires running from the I.I. to the
high-voltage part of the I.I. power supply.

18 3 Procedure
3.1.6 Removing the I.I.
To make room for the cables to pass through, it is necessary to remove the I.I.
 It is only necessary to remove the I.I. from the bracket.

The I.I. is held in place by three 5 mm screws (SIREMOBIL Compact L) or three 5 mm
bolts (ARCADIS Varic).
Fig. 18: SIREMOBIL Compact L - I.I. fastening screws Fig. 19: ARCADIS Varic - I.I. fastening bolts
n Check that the I.I. lays stable on the table.

n Loosen the three fastening screws or fastening bolts, holding the I.I. at the I.I. sup‐
port. See ( Fig. 18 Page 18) and ( Fig. 19 Page 18).
Place the loosened I.I. in the vicinity of the I.I. holder.
 SIREMOBIL Compact with 17 cm (7 in) I.I: In this position you can leave all high-voltage
wires from the I.I. connected at the I.I. power supply.
n Place the loosened I.I. near the C-arm.

n Secure the I.I. against moving (rotating).

Procedure 3 19
n Take note of what cable is passed through what breakout of the I.I. support. See
( arrows/Fig. 20 Page 19). The new cables will need to pass through the same
breakout of the I.I. support. If possible, take a photograph.
Fig. 20: C-arm and I.I. support with cables running through the breakouts
n Now pull the cables from the top of the I.I. support through the I.I. support breakouts.
n For an easier installation of the new cables, tie 2 guidewires to the old cables.
n SIREMOBIL Compact L with 17 cm (7 in) I.I. If the cables connected to the high-volt‐
age part of the I.I. are too short, disconnect all cables and pull these out of the I.I. sup‐
port.
3.1.7 Removing the cable connection to the C-arm

Fig. 21: Cable connection to the C-arm
n Detach the C-arm cable from the C-arm by removing the two 3 mm Allen screws. See
( Fig. 21 Page 19).

20 3 Procedure
n Search for the wires, running to the I.I..

n Carefully pull out these wires with the connectors through the opening of the C-arm.
3.1.8 Removing SIREPHOS connections and components

n Remove the SIREPHOS top cover.
Fig. 22: SIREPHOS, components and connections removed Fig. 23: X30 Removing the securing clamp with fasten‐
ing screw
n Remove the X30 connector from SIREPHOS. See ( Fig. 22 Page 20).
n Remove one of the securing clamps from the X30 connector housing. You must do
this to remove the X30 connector housing through the small C-arm opening. See
( Fig. 23 Page 20).
n If a laser light localizer is installed:
 Desolder the white wire from the laser light localizer solder tag strip X55.1 or
loosen it from the laser light localizer clip strip X55.1
 Desolder the grey wire from the laser light localizer solder tag strip X55.4 or
loosen it from the laser light localizer clip strip X55.4.
 Loosen the fastening screws from the laser light localizer and remove it.

Procedure 3 21
n If a DAP / Air Kerma measurement device is installed:

Fig. 24: X32 Removing one half shell of the connector housing
 Disconnect the X32 connector and remove one half shell of the connector
housing and the two fastening bolts. Use a small screwdriver to release the
locks. You must do this to remove the X32 connector housing through the
small C-arm opening. See ( Fig. 24 Page 21).
 Loosen the fastening screws or bolts from the DAP / Air Kerma measurement
device and remove it.
n On the collimator:
 Remove the fastening screws or bolts, holding the white top cover of the colli‐
mator and remove the top cover.
 Remove the Z66.X1 connection.
 You do not need to remove the collimator.
n On the SIREPHOS, remove the two protective earth wires from the SIREPHOS housing
(on the small side of the SIREPHOS, near the C-arm). See ( Fig. 22 Page 20).
 There are 2 protective earth wires. The protective earth wire with the larger diameter
runs inside the C-arm from the SIREPHOS to the I.I. and can stay in the C-arm.

22 3 Procedure
3.1.9 Removing SIREPHOS
Fig. 25: Foam rubber bumper Fig. 26: SIREPHOS fastening screws
n Remove the foam rubber bumper ( arrow/Fig. 25 Page 22) from the connection be‐
tween the SIREPHOS and the C-arm.
 Before loosening any SIREPHOS fastening screws ( Fig. 26 Page 22), check that the SIR‐
EPHOS is resting on the table.
n Remove the two fastening screws from the SIREPHOS mounting bolt. See
( Fig. 26 Page 22).
n Remove the SIREPHOS and place it on a stable surface.
3.1.10 SIREMOBIL Compact L - removal of the counter balance weight
On certain SIREMOBIL Compact L systems, a counter balance weight is installed inside

 the C-arm. See ( arrow/Fig. 28 Page 23). To aid in the cable installation, the counter
balance weight needs to be removed.

Procedure 3 23
Fig. 27: Orbital angle scale Fig. 28: SIREPHOS counter balance weight
n Peel back the orbital angle tape to expose the two 5 mm screws. See
( arrow/Fig. 27 Page 23).
n Remove the two 5 mm screws.
n Remove the counter balance weight ( arrow/Fig. 28 Page 23).
3.1.11 Removing the C-arm cables from the SIREPHOS side
 To aid in installation of the new C-arm cable, tie two guidewires to this group of wires.
n Fasten 1 guidewire at the X30 connector.

n Fasten 1 guidewire at the X32 or Z66.X1 connector.
Fig. 29: Cable connection to the C-arm

24 3 Procedure
n From the C-arm cable connection on the C-arm ( Fig. 29 Page 23), first pull out the
protective earth wire, the wire with the X32 connector, and the wire with the Z66.X1
connector.
n Be sure that the previously fastened guidewire stays inside the C-arm. Loosen the fas‐
tened end of the guidewire from the X32 or Z66.X1 connector.
n Pull out the wire with the X30 connector.
n Be sure that the previously fastened guidewire stays inside the C-arm. Loosen the fas‐
tened end of the guidewire from the X30 connector.
 Now all wires from the multi-core C-arm cable should be outside of the C-arm.
If not, pull out the rest of the C-arm wires.
3.1.12 Loosening the C-arm cable holder from the bearing assembly
Fig. 30: C-arm cable holder
n Remove the two brake handles from the bearing assembly.

n Remove the two side covers from the bearing assembly.
n Remove the four 3 mm Allen screws ( arrows/Fig. 30 Page 24) and store the screws.
 The old C-arm cable is now completely removed.

Procedure 3 25
3.2 Installing the new C-arm cable
3.2.1 Checking the metal edges of the C-arm opening

Fig. 31: C-arm opening for C-arm cable
On some C-arms the edges of the C-arm opening ( arrows/Fig. 31 Page 25) are very

sharp and can cut the insulation of the C-arm cable.
To prevent damage to the new C-arm cable, check the edges around the opening prior
to installing the new C-arm cable.
n Wear gloves and check the inner and outer edges of the C-arm opening.
n If needed, insert a tissue in the opening of the C-arm and remove the burr on the
edges with a file.
n Remove any chips from inside the C-arm.

26 3 Procedure
3.2.2 Installing the C-arm cables running to the SIREPHOS
Fig. 32: X30 Removing the securing clamp Fig. 33: X32 Removing one half shell of the connector
n Remove one of the securing clamps from the X30 connector housing. You must do
this to remove the X30 connector housing through the small C-arm opening. See
( Fig. 32 Page 26).
n Remove one half shell of the connector housing and the two fastening bolts. Use a
small screwdriver to release the locks. You must do this to remove the X32 connector
housing through the small C-arm opening. See ( Fig. 33 Page 26).
n Use one of the guidewires and insert the X30 connector through the opening of the C-
arm as shown in ( Fig. 32 Page 26) and pull the wires to the end of the C-arm (the
SIREPHOS side).
n Use the second guidewire and pull the protective earth wire, the wires with X32 con‐
nector, and the wires with Z66.X1 connector through the opening to the end of the C-
arm (the SIREPHOS side).
3.2.3 Installing the C-arm cables running to the I.I.

n Using the guidewires, pull the rest of the wires of the C-arm cable through the open‐
ing to the end of the C-arm (the I.I. side). The wires and connectors are listed in the
"Removing the I.I. connections" section.
 All wires of the C-arm cable are now inside the C-arm and running to the SIRE‐
PHOS and I.I..
 The wires / connectors running to the I.I. are listed in the previous section “Removing the
I.I. connections” in these instructions.
3.2.4 Fastening the C-arm cable connection on the C-arm

n Now fasten the C-arm cable connection on the C-arm ( Fig. 29 Page 23).

Procedure 3 27
n Seal the screw heads with a drop of silicone.
3.2.5 Fastening the C-arm cable holder on the bearing assembly

n Lay the new C-arm cable on the floor and check that it is not twisted.
n Move the C-arm holder (plus cable) to the fastening point on the bearing assembly
( Fig. 30 Page 24).
n Be sure that the C-arm cable is running in one loop from the C-arm opening to the C-
arm holder. The C-arm cable should not be twisted.
n Fasten the C-arm holder with the previously loosened 3 mm screws.
3.2.6 SIREMOBIL Compact L: Installing the counter balance weight

n Install and fasten the counter balance weight ( Fig. 28 Page 23) in the reverse order
as described in the section "SIREMOBIL Compact L - removing the counter balance
weight" in these instructions.
n Be careful not to pinch any cables or wires.
n Fasten the orbital scale with glue.
3.2.7 Installing the SIREPHOS

n Fasten the previously removed securing clamp with a fastening screw on the X30 con‐
nector housing. See ( Fig. 32 Page 26).
n Insert the previously removed fastening bolts on the connector housing of the X32
connector and close the housing of the connector (press the two half shells together).
See ( Fig. 33 Page 26).
n Fasten the protective earth wires on the SIREPHOS.
n Install the SIREPHOS and fasten it on the C-arm ( Fig. 26 Page 22).
 Fasten the screws with a torque of 10.2 Nm (+/- 1 Nm).
n Install the foam rubber buffer on the SIREPHOS bolt ( Fig. 25 Page 22).
n Fasten the Z66.X1 connector on the collimator.
n Install the white cover over the collimator and fasten it with the previously removed
fastening screws or bolts.
n Fasten the DAP / Air Kerma measurement device (if installed) with the previously re‐
moved fastening screws or bolts.
n Connect the X32 connector to the DAP / Air Kerma measurement device.
n Fasten the laser light localizer (if installed) to the top of the collimator, using the pre‐
viously removed screws or bolts.
n Solder the white wire to the solder tag strip X55.1 or clamp it in the X55.1 clip strip.
n Solder the grey wire at the solder tag strip X55.4 or clamp it in the X55.4 clip strip.
n Reinstall all previously loosened grounding clamps. Be sure that the cable shieldings
have good contact with the grounding clamps.

28 3 Procedure
n Use cable ties and secure the cables / wires.

n Do not close the SIREPHOS cover at the moment.
3.2.8 Installing the I.I.

n Place the I.I. near the I.I. holder.
n SIREMOBIL Compact L with 7” I.I.:
If the cables running to the high-voltage part of the I.I. power supply were removed,
route these back to the high-voltage part of the I.I. and connect them.
n Route all cables running through the C-arm holder to the I.I. in the same way as previ‐
ously removed. If needed, use cable ties to secure the cables in place. See
( Fig. 20 Page 19).
n Use Loctite 221 and install the I.I. on the I.I. holder. See ( Fig. 19 Page 18) and
( Fig. 18 Page 18).
n Fasten the protective earth wires on the I.I.
n If present: Insert the previously removed (black) ground cable into the M61.X1.8 con‐
nector.
n SIREMOBIL Compact L with 7 in I.I.:
Reinstall the M4.X1 connector on the previously loosened metal lever, holding the
control part of the I.I. power supply.
Install the M61.D120.X1 connector on the control part of the I.I. power supply.
n Systems with I.I. power supply HV 30-2:
Reinstall the M4.X1 connector on the previously loosened metal lever, holding the
control part of the I.I. power supply.
Install the M61.D120.X1 connector on the control part of the I.I. power supply.
n Systems with I.I. power supply HV-U: Install the M61.D120.X1 connector on the flat
cable using connector M61.D120.X1.
n Reconnect the connectors M4.X1, M4.X2, M4.X3.1-4, M30.X1 (ARCADIS Varic) or
M4.X1 (M4.X1 and M4.X11), M4.X45 (M4.X45A), M30.X1 (SIREMOBIL Compact L).
have good contact with the grounding clamps.
3.2.9 Installing the C-arm cable to the main system

n Check that the C-arm cable is not twisted.
n Pass the C-arm cable through the opening in the top cover of the main system. See
( Fig. 11 Page 14).
n Install the slotted C-arm connection back inside the top cover.
n Install the big cable clamp ( Fig. 15 Page 16), holding the C-arm cable to the chassis.
Be sure that the cable shieldings have good contact with the ground.

Procedure 3 29
n Route the protective connector wires to the grounding screw, located near the Z1
noise reduction filter and fasten it. See ( Fig. 13 Page 15).
n Route the BNC connector X1 (video data) to the BNC connector X1
( Fig. 13 Page 15).
n Install the cable clamp on the shielding of the coaxial cable (video data cable).
n Route the wires with the connectors D1.X2 and D1.X13 to the D1 board and connect
it.
n Route the wires with the connectors D2.X3 and D2.X4 to the D2 board and connect it.
n Route the wire with the D3.X3 connector to the D3.X3 board and connect it.
n ARCADIS Varic: Route the wire with the X2 connector ( Fig. 14 Page 15) to the X2
connector and connect it.
have good contact with the ground.
3.2.10 Installing the mechanical parts

n Fasten the top cover with the previously removed 4 fastening screws around the verti‐
cal lifting cover ( Fig. 4 Page 11).
n Fasten the top cover from the bottom side with the previously removed fastening
screws ( Fig. 5 Page 11).
n Fasten the steering lever mechanics, using the previously removed fastening screws
( Fig. 8 Page 12).
n Fasten the small cover plate with the 4 previously removed 3 mm screws
( 2/Fig. 8 Page 12). Be sure that the flat cable and the protective earth wire, running
to the user console and installed in the top cover, will not be damaged.
n SIREMOBIL Compact L: Fasten the lever with the serial port connector on the top cover
( Fig. 9 Page 12).
n Reconnect the other side of the serial port cable to the D1.X7 board.
n If needed use cable ties and secure the serial port cable and the cables running to the
user console of the unit.
n Fasten the cover around the lifting column on the top cover (use double-sided tape)
( Fig. 3 Page 11).
n Fasten the cover around the steering lever on the top cover ( Fig. 7 Page 12).
3.2.11 Safety checks
 Perform this short test of the protective earth resistance values to ensure the correct wir‐
ing of the protective earth wires of the new C-arm cable and for your own safety.
n Before closing the covers, perform a protective earth wire resistance test in accord‐
ance with IEC 62353.

30 3 Procedure
n Check the protective earth wire resistance at the following measurement points:
 At the monitor trolley rear side and at a cover screw near the ON/OFF assembly
group
 For the main system, at the exposed metal of the electronics box.
 For the main system, the vertical lifting column
 For the main system, I.I. holder
 For the main system, I.I. cover screw
 For the main system, SIREPHOS, at the fastening screw of the protective earth
wire.
 For the main system, C-arm (exposed metal)
n If the result is OK, connect the monitor trolley to the wall socket and switch it on.
3.2.12 Installing the I.I. cover and SIREPHOS cover

n Install the top cover of the I.I.. Be sure that the protective earth wire is in good contact
with the cover and be sure not to pinch any cables or wires.
n Seal all previously removed silicone sealants on the I.I., I.I. holder and C-arm.
n Install the SIREPHOS cover. Be careful not to pinch any cables or wires.
n Seal all previously removed silicone sealants on SIREPHOS and the C-arm.
3.2.13 Checks
n Connect the main system with the monitor trolley (the X10 connector).
n Plug the mains cable connector to the mains (wall) socket.
n Switch on the unit and wait until it is ready for use.
 No error messages may be displayed.
X
n
Use the IQ Quick test to check the basic functions of the system. Enter the tested val‐
ues in a new IQ Quick test document.
n Check the basic functions of the options (if installed):
X  Cassette holder (direct exposure)
 Integrated laser light localizer (I.I. side)
 Laser light localizer (SIREPHOS side)
X  DAP/Air kerma measurement device
n Enter the test descriptions and the results in a new IEC 62353 protocol in the “Func‐
tional checks” - “Functional checks defined by tester” section. See below, “Final work
steps” section - and the sub section “IEC 62353 protocol”
3.2.14 Installing the rear cover (U-shaped) at the mains system

n Fasten the protective earth wire on the rear U-shaped cover of the mains system.

Procedure 3 31
n If previously loosened, reconnect the connector of the emergency stop button.

n Use cable ties and route the wires, running from the D1 board to the emergency stop
switch, so that they cannot mechanically contact the steering mechanics. Otherwise,
the cable could be destroyed by rotating the steering lever.
n Install the rear cover on the mains system.

32 3 Procedure
3.3 Final work steps

n Perform a function check of the emergency stop switch.
X
n
Perform a short function check by registering a test patient and briefly starting fluoro.
n If the unit is connected to a hospital network, perform a function check of the net‐
work connection.
3.3.1 IEC 62353 protocol

n Enter the customer data and the ident data of the repaired unit in a new IEC 62353
protocol.
n Perform the protective earth wire resistance test in accordance to IEC 62353 and enter
the measured values and measuring points in a new IEC 62353 protocol.
n Check the protective earth wire resistance from the protective earth wire contact of
the mains plug to the following measurement points:
 Monitor trolley: at the rear side and at a cover screw near the ON/OFF assembly
group.
 For the main system, potential contact bolt
 For the main system, at one cover screw of the rear U-shaped cover (electron‐
ics box).
 For the main system, the vertical lifting column
 For the main system, I.I. top cover screw
 For the main system, I.I. cover
 For the main system, SIREPHOS, at one of the cover screws near the C-arm.
 For the main system, C-arm (exposed metal)
n Enter the test descriptions and results of the previously performed tests, described in
the “Checks” section in the previous chapter of this document to the new IEC 62353
protocol in section “Functional checks” - “Functional checks defined by tester”.
n For the function check, the IQ Quick test was performed. In the section “Functional
checks” - sub section “Remarks” of the IEC 62353 protocol, enter:
“Functional checks were performed in accordance to the IQ-Quick Test of the system.
The IQ Quick Test protocol is attached to this protocol”.
n Perform the “Safety evaluation” as described in the IEC 62353 protocol, enter the re‐
sult and sign the protocol.
n Hand over the protocols to the customer.

Procedure 3 33
3.3.2 Optionally installed navigation system - customer information
 WARNING
The optionally installed navigation system may be out of tolerance.
Once these service tasks have been performed, the accuracy of an optionally in‐
stalled navigation system is no longer guaranteed.
 If an optional navigation system is present, the customer must be informed
that the accuracy of the optionally installed navigation system is no longer
guaranteed and the optionally installed navigation system must be checked
and certified before it is used again.
n If an optionally installed navigation system is present, inform the customer:

 The accuracy of the navigation system is no longer guaranteed.
 The navigation system must be checked and certified before it is used again.

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1 General information and safety information 5

1.1 General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

3.1 Removal of the C-arm cable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

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4 Changes to Previous Version 34

5 List of Hazard IDs 35

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1.1 General Information

1.1.1 Validity of these instructions

1.1.2 Required documents

1.1.3 Required tools

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1.1.4 Required test equipment

1.1.5 Required aids

1.1.6 Required C-arm cable

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1.2 Safety Information

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2.1.1 Working area

2.1.2 System placement and system bracing

n Insert a wooden block underneath the rear of the system. See

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Fig. 2: System bracing

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3.1 Removal of the C-arm cable

3.1.1 Preparing to lift the top cover

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Fig. 7: Cover around the steering lever Fig. 8: Steering mechanics

(1) Fastening screws for steering mechanics

(1) Fastening screws for metal lever

For SIREMOBIL Compact L systems only:

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3.1.2 Lifting the top cover

(1) Metal plate (chassis)

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3.1.3 Removing the cable connection from the top cover

Lifting the top cover is limited by the actual cable.

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3.1.4 Removing main system connections

(1) BNC video data connector

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Fig. 15: C-arm cable - Main grounding clamp

3.1.5 Removing the I.I. connections

ARCADIS Varic SIREMOBIL Compact L *

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Systems with I.I. power supply HV30-2:

3.1.5.1 Only for SIREMOBIL Compact L with 17 cm (7 in) I.I.

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3.1.6 Removing the I.I.

 It is only necessary to remove the I.I. from the bracket.

n Check that the I.I. lays stable on the table.

Place the loosened I.I. in the vicinity of the I.I. holder.

n Place the loosened I.I. near the C-arm.

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3.1.7 Removing the cable connection to the C-arm

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n Search for the wires, running to the I.I..

3.1.8 Removing SIREPHOS connections and components

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