8H5327 PM Oct10 PDF

{PreventiveMaint}{Production}{Health Group}{Confidential}
Publication No. 8H5327

14OCT10
Confidential
Preventive Maintenance
for the
DRYVIEW 6850 Laser Imager
Service Code: 6875
Important
Qualified service personnel must repair this equipment.

See the Carestream Health Service Portal for possible updates before using this
document.
When doing the procedures in this document, you must use safe work practices and wear
the correct personal protective equipment (for example, safety eyewear) according to your
companys standard operating procedures.
H210_0800GC
CARESTREAM HEALTH, INC. 2010
PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
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PLEASE NOTE The information contained herein is based on the experience and knowledge relating to the subject
matter gained by Carestream Health, Inc. prior to publication.
No patent license is granted by this information.
Carestream Health, Inc. reserves the right to change this information without notice, and makes no
warranty, express or implied, with respect to this information. Carestream Health shall not be liable
for any loss or damage, including consequential or special damages, resulting from any use of this
information, even if loss or damage is caused by Carestream Healths negligence or other fault.
This equipment includes parts and assemblies sensitive to damage from electrostatic
discharge. Use caution to prevent damage during all service procedures.
Table of Contents
Description
Necessary Materials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Maintenance Plan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Preparing for Preventive Maintenance (PM) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Cleaning the Flatbed. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Cleaning the Drum, Drum Cover, and Pressure Roller Assembly . . . . . .
Cleaning the Cooling Section . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Installing a New Cooling Roller and Exhaust Duct. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Installing a New Preventive Maintenance Module (PMM). . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Performing Additional PM Steps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Checking the Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Resetting the PM Counts and Changing the Service History . . . . . . . . . .
Completing the PM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Publication History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Necessary Materials
The materials necessary for performing Preventive Maintenance are:
Tools (see Table 1, Required Tools)
PM Materials Kit, 2G0295 - required for every PM (see Table 2, PM Materials - Required
for every PM)
PM Spare Parts Kit, 2G0296 - required for every PM (see Table 3, PM Spare Parts Kit,
2G0296 - Required for every PM)
PM Replacement Parts Kit, 2G0297 - required for PMs at 80,000 cycle intervals (see
Table 4, PM Replacement Parts Kit, 2G0297 - Required for PMs at 80,000 Cycles)
NOTE: The parts in the Spare Parts Kit do not have to be replaced. They are included
in the event that a part is lost or damaged during the PM.
Publications (see Table 5, Publications)
Table 1 Required Tools
Tool No.
Description
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Laptop computer with MICROSOFT WINDOWS 98 Operating System or

higher and MICROSOFT Internet Explorer 5.5
Service Tool for the 6850 Laser Imager
Crossover cable
Temperature meter and probe - drum
Block for probe, kit
Temperature meter kit - flatbed
Vacuum cleaner
Flashlight
Scraper
Gloves - heat-resistant
Standard tool kit
--TL5568
TL5574
SP7F3477
TL6526
TL4071
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Table 2 PM Materials - Required for every PM

Part No.
Description
1C8287
Alcohol wipes
2G0295
Kit, Preventive Maintenance - includes:

SP78801828027 - Cleaning pads,
4 x 4 in.
Notes
TEXWIPE TX1065 - 50 each;

this item should be carried in
your custody.
100 each
SP8F3955 - Kit, Preventive

Maintenance Module (PMM), 2
Install one every PM and leave

the other one with the
customer.
SP78999828680 - Bag with tie wrap
Use as needed.
Table 3 PM Spare Parts Kit, 2G0296 - Required for every PM

Part No.
Description
SP8F1330
Bearing sleeve (4)
SP5F7912
SP8F2177
SP8F0091
(6800 old)
Bearing - ball (2)

Gasket - duct (1)
Belt - drive, thermal processor (1)
SP8F2850
SP5F8095
SP5F8096
SP5F8099
SP5F8100
SP5F2826
Belt - drive, cooling (1)

Screws (5 each)
Cups - bellows (4)
Notes
The parts in this kit do not

have to be replaced. They are
included in case a part is lost
or damaged during the PM.
This part is used on the

DV6800 older flatbed
assemblies. If needed, order
SP2G4849.
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Part No.
Description
SP7F2254
(6800 old)
Tubing - heel, front (1)
SP7F2255
(6800 old)
Tubing - heel, back (1)
SP8F3111
SP2G0913
Pulley - pivot, pickup (1)

Tubing - finger, pickup (2)
Notes

SP2G8896.
SP2G8897.
Table 4 PM Replacement Parts Kit, 2G0297 - Required for PMs at 80,000 Cycles
Part No.
SP8F2325
SP8F2492
Description
Notes
Exhaust Duct Assembly

Roller - cooling
Install 1 every 80,000 cycles.

Install 1 every 80,000 cycles.
Table 5 Publications
Publication No.
8H5325
Publication
Adjustments and Replacements
Maintenance Plan
Important
A Preventive Maintenance (PM) call must be made every 40,000 film cycles.
40,000 cycle procedures are completed every PM call.
80,000 cycle procedures are completed every other PM call.
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Table 6 Preventive Maintenance

Procedure
Preparing for Preventive Maintenance (PM)

Installing a New Preventive Maintenance Module (PMM)
Cleaning the Flatbed
Cleaning the Drum, Drum Cover, and Pressure Roller Assembly
Cleaning the Cooling Section
Installing a New Cooling Roller and Exhaust Duct
Checking the Operation
Resetting the PM Counts and Changing the Service History
Performing Additional PM Steps
Completing the PM
40,000
Cycles
80,000
Cycles
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
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Preparing for Preventive Maintenance (PM)

1 Obtain the service passcode for the Imager from the customer.
2 Make a flat-field or grayout test print. On the local panel:
a Touch:
Drawer icon
Test Patterns
b Select TG18-UN10.
c Change the density to 2.0.
d Touch:
Print
OK
3 Keep the print to compare with a test print that will be run after the PM.
4 On the local panel:
a. Touch the Unlock icon.
b. Select Unlock Processor.
c. Touch OK.
5 Remove the main door.
a. Open the door.
b. Lift the door off the hinges.
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Secondary RELEASE LEVER
PROCESSOR
RELEASE LEVERS
H210_0595HCA
6 Press down on the left and up on the right processor release lever.
7 Pull the processor forward until it stops.
Important
For Step 8 and Step 9, use a small flat-bladed screwdriver to engage the levers.
8 Press down on the right side secondary release lever and pull the processor about 2.5
cm (1 in.) forward.
9 Press up on the left-side secondary release lever and pull the processor forward to
service position.
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10 Release the two latches and raise the flatbed cover.

Note
The drum and flatbed must cool for a minimum of 30 minutes before cleaning.
AIR INTAKE
DOOR
ELECTRONICS
FILTER
RJ45 CONNECTOR
2 SCREWS
AIR INTAKE DOOR
Caution
Dangerous Voltage
11 Connect the laptop computer to the Imager.
a Open the air intake door.
b Remove:
2 screws
electronics filter
c Connect the laptop computer to the RJ45 connector on the DRE with a crossover
cable, TL5568.
12 Energize the laptop computer.
13 Log on to the Service Tool.
a Select Start>Programs>Kodak>SecureLink.
b Type your password.
c Click OK.
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d Type the IP address of the service port: 192.168.000.1

e Click Connect.
f Select Start>Programs>Kodak>Service WebLink.
The main menu of the Service Tool displays.
14 Select System Information>Service History.
15 Check the Service History log to determine if this PM is at the 40,000 or 80,000 film
cycles interval, and follow the Maintenance Plan as outlined in Table 6, Preventive
Maintenance.
16 Click Diagnostics>Scripts>Remote
a From the pull-down menu, select EHF_move.vbs.
b Click Run.
c Click OK.
d Click Monitoring and Control>Image Viewer.
e Under Rendered Images, click .csv file>open.
f View the error codes under column F and note any errors, especially 2X-117.
17 Log off from the Service Tool.
a In the upper-right corner of the Service Tool, click Log Off.
b At the Kodak Service WebLink screen, click Log Off.
c Close the WebLink Client Software.
d At the Kodak Secure Link 2.1 screen:
Click Disconnect
Close the screen
18 Disconnect the laptop computer from the Imager.
19 Press the power button on the local panel.
Wait for the Start Power Save message to appear.
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20 On the local panel, touch:

Power OFF
OK
21 Disconnect the power cord.
22 Remove the Preventive Maintenance Module (PMM).
23 Check the inside of the PMM compartment for snow. If necessary, vacuum the
compartment.
24 Vacuum both sides of the electronics filter.
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Cleaning the Flatbed

Important
Do this procedure while the flatbed rollers are still warm to the touch.
Place used alcohol wipes in a bag, SP78999828680.
1 Check the underside of the cover and clean with an alcohol wipe if necessary.
SCREW
RETAINER CLIP
NIP ROLLERS
H210_2656BCA
H210_2656BC
Caution
Hot surface. Use the heat-resistant glove to handle the rollers.

2 Remove the nip roller:
Important
When removing the roller, keep the bearing sleeves on both ends.
a Remove the screw and retainer clip.
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b Pull the roller forward to disengage the back end.

c Move the back end to one side.
d Disengage the roller from the front and lift it out.
3 Clean the nip roller with an alcohol wipe.
4 Repeat Step 2 and Step 3 for the other nip roller.
IDLER
Flat DRIVE BELT
TENSIONER SPRING
H210_2657BCA
H210_2657BC
5 Lift up on the tensioner spring.

6 Remove the flat drive belt.
7 Check the belt for damage.
8 Does the belt have damage?
Yes
Obtain a new drive belt, SP2G4849.

Advance to Step 10.
9 Clean the belt with an alcohol wipe.
BEARING SLEEVE
No
Continue with Step 9.
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Important
When cleaning the rubber rollers, also clean the two rollers that are under the two nip rollers.
10 Clean the rubber rollers and idlers with an alcohol wipe.
11 Install the drive belt (see the belt path label).
Important
When installing the nip rollers, make sure that the bearing sleeves are in place on both ends.
12 Install the nip rollers:
a Position the back end of the roller under the flat drive belt and to one side.
Note
The back end has the longer shaft.

b Insert the front end of the roller into place.
c Insert the back end of the roller.
d Install the retainer clip and screw.
13 Turn the blue knob on the front of the cooling assembly several times to allow the belt to
center itself.
14 Lower the flatbed cover.
Note
Do not engage the latches at this time.

15 Do Cleaning the Drum, Drum Cover, and Pressure Roller Assembly.
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Cleaning the Drum, Drum Cover, and Pressure Roller Assembly

Important
Do this procedure while the drum is still warm to the touch.

1 Release the two latches and raise the drum cover.
DRUM
COVER
2 LATCHES
KNOB
Check for
snow and FAZ
H210_2651AC
2 Check the drum area for snow and FAZ.

3 Vacuum snow, FAZ, and any loose debris.
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COVER
SHELL
RETAINER
SHAFT
6 SPACERS
6 SCREWS
PRESSURE ROLLER AY
Caution
Hot surface. Use the heat-resistant glove to handle the rollers.

4 Remove:
6 screws
6 spacers
Pressure roller assembly
5 Use alcohol wipes to clean the rollers and retainer shafts.
Note
Rotate the rollers and retainer shafts to clean all sides.

It may be necessary to use a scraper on the retainer shafts. Do not use a scraper on the
rollers.
6 Use alcohol wipes to clean the inside of the cover shell.
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Important
When installing the pressure roller assembly, make sure that the roller with the springs on the
ends is located at the top of the cover shell.
7 Install:
Pressure Roller Assembly
6 spacers
6 screws
8 Use the knob to rotate the drum and check for damage.
9 Does the drum have damage?
Yes
a. Install a new drum (see Adjustments and Replacements,

8H5325, DRUM AY - THERMAL PROCESSOR AY).
No
b. Advance to Step 11.

10 Rotate the drum using the knob and clean the surface with alcohol wipes.
11 Lower the drum cover.
12 Engage the two latches.
13 Do Cleaning the Cooling Section.
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Cleaning the Cooling Section

Important

1 Raise the flatbed cover.
2 Open the cooling assembly top cover.
2 SCREWS
FLATBED
COVER
COOLING
TOP COVER
H210_2647HC1
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3 Remove:
2 screws
Top cover
4 Clean the underside of the cover with alcohol wipes.
Snow on
ROLLERS
H210_2648HC
5 Inspect for snow on the top rollers. Vacuum if necessary.
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BACK RETAINER BLOCK
2 SCREWS
TOP ROLLERS
and BEARINGS
FRONT RETAINER BLOCK
SCREW
H210_2647HC2
6 Remove:
2 screws
Back retainer block
1 screw
Front retainer block
Top rollers and bearings
7 Check for snow on the bottom rollers. Vacuum if necessary.
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BEARING slot in
SIDE PLATE
IDLER
Flat DRIVE BELT
H210_2649HC1
8 Check the flat drive belt for damage.

9 Does the belt have damage?
Yes
a. Install a new drive belt, SP8F2850 (see belt path label).

b. Advance to Step 11.
10 Clean the drive belt:
a Hold the belt with an alcohol wipe.
b Use the pulley to advance the belt.
11 Use an alcohol wipe to clean:
Idlers
Bearing slots in the side plate
No
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Important
When installing the silver rollers, place the recessed end toward the back.
12 Install:
Top rollers and bearings
Back retainer block
2 screws
Front retainer block
1 screw
Cooling cover
2 screws
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13 Tilt the cooling assembly out of the way.
FAN BRACKET
Top SCREW
Bottom SCREW
FAN
H210_0602GC
a From the back of the cooling assembly, remove the top fan bracket screw.
b Loosen the bottom fan bracket screw.
c Lift off the bracket and fan, and set on top of the imaging assembly.
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REMOVE 2 SCREWS
COOLING
INTAKE
DUCT
4 SCREWS
2 SCREWS
REMOVE 4 SCREWS
TENSIONER
BELT
PULLEY
TENSIONER
SCREW
TENSIONER
SCREW
BELT
PULLEY
H210_0603HCA
H210_0603HC
d Loosen the two screws.

e Remove:
4 screws
Cooling intake duct
f Loosen the tensioner screw.
g Disengage the belt from the pulley.
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Remove SCREW
COVER
2 SCREWS
and slots
Loosen 2 SCREWS
H210_2618GC1
h Remove the screw.

i Loosen the two screws.
j Slide the cover to the right and remove it.
COOLING DUCT
H210_2635AC1
2 SCREWS
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k From the front of the cooling assembly, remove the bottom two screws from the
cooling duct.
Access holes
4 SCREWS
H210_2636HC
l From inside the PMM compartment and through the four access holes, loosen the
four screws (two in front and two in back) four or five turns.
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Slotted SCREW hole

and SCREW
COOLING AY
Locator PIN
DUCT GASKET
H210_2624HCB
Important
When moving the cooling assembly, do not damage the duct gasket.
m From the right side of the processor, lift the cooling assembly to disengage it from
the locator pins, then pull the cooling assembly towards you to disengage the 4
bottom screws from the slotted screw holes.
n Lift the cooling assembly on the side.
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14 Is this PM for a 40,000 or 80,000 cycle interval?

40,000
80,000
Advance to Installing a New Cooling Roller and Exhaust

Duct.
Clean this area
15 Clean all around the exhaust duct with an alcohol wipe.

16 Secure the cooling assembly (reverse the procedure in Step 13).
17 Lower the flatbed cover.
18 Engage the two latches.
19 Install a new PMM.
20 Push the processor back into the Imager.
21 Close the main door.
22 Do Checking the Operation.
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Installing a New Cooling Roller and Exhaust Duct
ROLLER
SCREW
BEARING
BUSHING
H210_2652HC
1 From the front of the roller, remove:

Screw
Bushing
2 Lift the roller and two bearings out.
3 Clean the bearing slots in the side frame with an alcohol wipe.
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4 Install:
2 bearings
New roller
Front bushing
Front screw
EXHAUST DUCT
5 SCREWS
H210_2626HC
5 Remove:
5 screws
Exhaust duct
6 Clean the surface below the exhaust duct with an alcohol wipe.
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7 Install:
Exhaust duct
5 screws
Slotted SCREW hole

and SCREW
COOLING AY
Locator PIN
DUCT GASKET
H210_2624HCB
8 Secure the cooling assembly.
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Important
Make sure the locator pins and four screws on the cooling assembly are located in the
slots.
Take care not to damage the duct gasket.
a Set the cooling assembly in place.
Access holes
4 SCREWS
H210_2636HC
b From inside the PMM compartment, go through the four access holes and tighten
the four screws (two in the front and two in the back).
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COOLING DUCT
H210_2635AC1
2 SCREWS
c Install two screws in the cooling duct.
SCREW (install)
COVER
2 SCREWS
and slots
2 SCREWS (tighten)
H210_2618GC2
d Install the cover and slide it to the left.

e Install the screw.
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REMOVE 2 SCREWS
COOLING
INTAKE
DUCT
4 SCREWS
2 SCREWS
REMOVE 4 SCREWS
TENSIONER
BELT
PULLEY
TENSIONER
SCREW
TENSIONER
SCREW
BELT
PULLEY
H210_0603HCA
H210_0603HC
f Install the belt on the pulley.

g Tighten the tensioner screw.
h Install:
Cooling intake duct
4 screws
i Tighten the two screws.
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FAN BRACKET
Top SCREW
Bottom SCREW
FAN
H210_0602GC
j Set the bracket and fan into position.

k Install the top fan bracket screw.
l Tighten the bottom screw.
9 Install a new PMM.
10 Push the processor back into the Imager.
12 Do Checking the Operation.
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Installing a New Preventive Maintenance Module (PMM)

Unlock icon
Unlock Film Supply
OK
2 Open the main door.
PMM
Release KNOB
H210_2636HC2
3 Pull down on the release knob.

4 Remove the PMM.
5 Install the new PMM.
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Utilities
Change filter
Log Filter Change
Yes
OK
Main
Caution
Spent activated charcoal filters are not considered a special or hazardous waste in most
regions.
Contact local waste management authorities to determine if additional disposal
requirements apply.
8 Discard the old PMM.
Performing Additional PM Steps

1 Inspect the pickup assembly. Check the grayout for scuff marks or scratches on the antihalation side. If needed, clean or replace the items in the pickup assembly:
a. Pickup cups
b. Tubing covering the tethering cables
c. Pivot pulley
2 Check all vacuum tubing for kinks, and correct or replace if necessary.
3 Inspect the idlers and rollers in the flatbed and cooling section. Clean and lubricate the
idlers and rollers.
4 Check the bearings in the drive assemblies for the drum and flatbed cooling section. If
the bearings are failing, replace the bearings with the new design.
5 Check the Error History for warnings about potential problems such as 33-387 or 2X-117.
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Checking the Operation

1 Connect the power cord.
2 Energize the Imager by pressing the power button on the local panel.
3 Allow the processor to warm to Ready.
4 Connect the laptop computer to the Imager.
5 Log on to the Service Tool.
6 Use the Service Tool and the temperature meter kit to check the temperature of the
drum and flatbed. See Adjustments and Replacements, 8H5325:
Section
Adjustments
Procedure
PROCESSOR - Temperature of DRUM

PROCESSOR - Temperature of FLATBED
7 If necessary, adjust the temperature.

8 Make a flat-field or grayout test print.
9 Compare the test print with the test print made before the PM.
10 Make a print of a customer image.
11 Check the quality of the print with the customer.
12 Do Resetting the PM Counts and Changing the Service History.
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Resetting the PM Counts and Changing the Service History

1 Use the Service Tool and select Configuration>Hardware>Installed Hardware to
display the MCS Hardware Configuration screen.
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2 In the Print Counts Reset area:

a. Set the Prints to PM to 40,000.
b. Click Reset.
c. Set the Prints to Processor Filter Change to 20,000.
d. Click Reset.
3 Select System Information>Service History to display the Service History log.
4 Click Modify.
Note
The fields for Date Time, Service Code, UserID, and User Name will be entered
automatically.
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5 Enter:
Activity Code: PM
Problem: PM due
Cause: N/A
Solution: N/A
Parts: part number and description of any part that was replaced
Notes: the type of PM done (40K or 80K), and any information about the PM
Note
This information will be reviewed by the Field Engineer at the start of the next PM to
determine which type of PM to do.
6 Click Save.
7 To download the Service History to a file on the hard drive of your laptop computer, click
Download.
8 Store the file in a selected folder.
9 Do Completing the PM.
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Completing the PM
1 Log off from the Service Tool.
2 Disconnect the laptop computer from the Imager.
3 Install:
Electronics filter
2 screws
4 Close the air intake door.
5 Place all used alcohol wipes in a bag, SP78999828680, and discard.
6 Check connections with CARESTREAM Remote Management Services:
a Check for the globe on the local panel.
b If the globe does not appear, restart the Imager.
c If the globe still does not appear, restart Remote Management Services.
Note
If Remote Management Services is not installed, you may need to install it.
7 Leave the extra PMM with the customer.
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Publication History
Publication
Date
Publication
No.
ECO No.
Changed
Pages
File Name
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New Publication
Rev A
DRYVIEW is a trademark of Carestream Health, Inc.

The Kodak trademark and trade dress are used under license from Kodak.
Printed in U.S.A. 8H5327_A.fm
Carestream Health, Inc.

150 Verona Street
Rochester, NY 14608

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{PreventiveMaint}{Production}{Health Group}{Confidential}

Publication No. 8H5327

Qualified service personnel must repair this equipment.

CARESTREAM HEALTH, INC. 2010

Laptop computer with MICROSOFT WINDOWS 98 Operating System or

Table 2 PM Materials - Required for every PM

Kit, Preventive Maintenance - includes:

TEXWIPE TX1065 - 50 each;

SP8F3955 - Kit, Preventive

Install one every PM and leave

SP78999828680 - Bag with tie wrap

Table 3 PM Spare Parts Kit, 2G0296 - Required for every PM

Bearing sleeve (4)

Bearing - ball (2)

Belt - drive, cooling (1)

Cups - bellows (4)

The parts in this kit do not

This part is used on the

Tubing - heel, front (1)

Tubing - heel, back (1)

Pulley - pivot, pickup (1)

This part is used on the

Exhaust Duct Assembly

Install 1 every 80,000 cycles.

Adjustments and Replacements

Table 6 Preventive Maintenance

Preparing for Preventive Maintenance (PM)

Preparing for Preventive Maintenance (PM)

Secondary RELEASE LEVER

10 Release the two latches and raise the flatbed cover.

AIR INTAKE DOOR

d Type the IP address of the service port: 192.168.000.1

20 On the local panel, touch:

Cleaning the Flatbed

Hot surface. Use the heat-resistant glove to handle the rollers.

b Pull the roller forward to disengage the back end.

Flat DRIVE BELT

5 Lift up on the tensioner spring.

Obtain a new drive belt, SP2G4849.

Continue with Step 9.

The back end has the longer shaft.

Do not engage the latches at this time.

Cleaning the Drum, Drum Cover, and Pressure Roller Assembly

Do this procedure while the drum is still warm to the touch.

2 Check the drum area for snow and FAZ.

Hot surface. Use the heat-resistant glove to handle the rollers.

Rotate the rollers and retainer shafts to clean all sides.

a. Install a new drum (see Adjustments and Replacements,

Continue with Step 10.

b. Advance to Step 11.

Cleaning the Cooling Section

Place used alcohol wipes in a bag, SP78999828680.

5 Inspect for snow on the top rollers. Vacuum if necessary.

BACK RETAINER BLOCK

FRONT RETAINER BLOCK

8 Check the flat drive belt for damage.

a. Install a new drive belt, SP8F2850 (see belt path label).

Continue with Step 10.

13 Tilt the cooling assembly out of the way.

d Loosen the two screws.

h Remove the screw.

Slotted SCREW hole

14 Is this PM for a 40,000 or 80,000 cycle interval?