Barrier-Free Power Exam Table 625: Service and Parts Manual

Barrier-Free®
Power Exam Table

Model Numbers:
Service and
Parts Manual
625
FOR USE BY MIDMARK TRAINED TECHNICIANS ONLY
004-0763-00 Rev. AA8 (3/14/19)

GENERAL INFORMATIOn access procedures
Symbols............................................................iii Manually Raising / Lowering Table................. C-6
General Info
Ordering Parts..................................................iii Removal / Installation:
Section C
Table of Contents Serial Number Location....................................iii
Specifications.................................................. iv
Model Identification /
Compliance Chart.......................................... vi
Scheduled Maintenance
Cladding................................................... C-2
Table Shrouds.......................................... C-3
Upholstery................................................ C-7
Chair Arms / Brace................................... C-8
Top Cover................................................. C-9
Cleaning Chart...............................................vii
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Chart.................................. A-2
WIRING DIAGRAMS
Section D
Power to the Chair: 625-001.......................................................D-2*
120 V models.......................................... A-10 625-003.......................................................D-3*
230 V models...........................................A-11 625-004........................................................ D-4
Section A
Base Up / Down.......................................... A-12 625-005........................................................ D-5

Back Up / Down.......................................... A-14 625-006........................................................ D-6
Home Function........................................... A-16
Drawer Heater System............................... A-18 Exploded VIEWS / PARTS LIST
Section E
Table Receptacle(s).................................... A-19
Scale Information Flow............................... A-20 625 (-001 /-003 /-005 / -006)............................ E-2
625 (-004)........................................................... E-3
tESTING REpair procedures & forms
Digitally Linked Files

Foot / Hand Controls.................................... B-2 Base Actuator.................................003-2072-00
Wireless Controls......................................... B-4 Back Actuator.................................003-2071-00
Base Function Components......................... B-7 Main PC Board...............................003-2073-00
Scale / USB PC Boards..................003-2454-00
Section B
Back Function Components........................B-11

Drawer Heater System............................... B-15 LIN to VSM PC Board.....................003-2455-00
Table Calibration Procedure....................... B-20 Wireless Basestation PC Board.....003-2471-00
Scale Calibration Procedure....................... B-21
Scale Boards / LED Testing........................ B-22 Color Selector.......................www.midmark.com
(*) Indicates multiple pages due to model / serial number break(s).
© Midmark Corporation 2009 SF-1935 [Revised: 9/20/13] ii

Symbols Ordering Parts
General Information
The following information is required when ordering parts:
danger • Serial number & model number
Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which • Part number for desired part
will result in serious or fatal injury if not avoided. (Refer to Section E: Exploded Views & Parts Lists)
This symbol is used only in the most extreme conditions.
Non-warranty part orders may be faxed to Midmark using
warning the Fax Order Form in the back of this manual.
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which
could result in serious injury if not avoided. For warranty part orders, call Midmark’s Technical Service
Department with the required information.
Hours: 8:00 am to 5:00 p.m. EST (Monday thru Friday)
Caution Phone: 1-800-Midmark (1-800-643-6275)
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which may
result in minor or moderate injury if not avoided. It may
also be used to alert against unsafe practices.
Serial Number Location
Equipment Alert
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which
could result in equipment damage if not avoided.
Model / Serial Number Label
Located on the Back Mounting Frame
(exact location may vary)
Note
Used for special instructions or additional information.
The symbols below may be used in this manual to represent

the operational status of table functions and components.
Indicates the function / component is working properly.

No action required.
Indicates the function / component is working,

but a problem exists.
Indicates the function is not working at all, or that the

component is faulty.
© Midmark Corporation 2009 SF-1935 [Revised: 6/15/12] iii

Specifications 625 (-001 /-003 /-005 /-006)
Range of Motion, Weights, Electrical Specifications
Quick Exam™ Height Home Height

Specifications Chart Programmable 20 ± 0.5 in.
(set by the user) (50.8 ± 1.3 cm)
Patient Weight (maximum): 650 lbs (295 kg)
Intended Weight Between 30 and 650 pounds (13.6/295kg)
Weight of Table:
w/upholstery 470 lbs (213 kg)
w/packaging & skid (no uph.) 487 lbs (221 kg) Max.
Uph. w/packaging (shipped separately) 45 lbs (20 kg) 37 ± 0.5 in.
(94 ± 1.3 cm)
Power Cord Length: 8 ft. (244 cm)
Electrical Requirements: (See Regulatory Compliance Chart)
Foot / Hand Control Voltage: 14 VAC, SELV (Safety Extra Low Voltage) Min.
Duplex Receptacle(s) (maximum load) 115 VAC, 5A, 50/60 Hz 18 ± 0.5 in.
(45.7 ± 1.3 cm)
Fuses:
IEC inlet fuses (2) 6.3A, 250V, Type-T, 5 x 20 mm
F1 & F2 (on main PC board): 10A, 250V, Type-T, 5 x 20 mm
F3 (on main PC board): 160mA, 250V, Type-T, 5 x 20 mm
F4 (on main PC board) 6.3A, 250V, Type-T, 5 x 20 mm
Models w/ drawer heaters
distribution board fuses (2) 800mA, 250V, Type-T, 5 x 20mm 0° (horizontal) to
+80° ±5°
Duty Cycle
(Motor Run Time): Intermittent Operation Pelvic Tilt
[30 seconds ON / 5 minutes OFF] Max. 7° ±2°
Receptacle(s) & Drawer Heater: Continuous Operation Min. 1.5°
Classifications: Class 1, Type B Applied Part
Protection against ingress of fluids: IPXO [Foot Control only: IPX1]
MA8023i
warning
Equipment not suitable for use in the presence of a flammable anesthetic mixture.
© Midmark Corporation 2009 SF-1935 [Revised:7/12/18 ] iv

Specifications 625 (-004)
Range of Motion, Weights, Electrical Specifications
Quick Exam™ Height Home Height

Programmable 20.5 ± 0.5 in.
Specifications Chart (set by the user) (52.1 ± 1.3 cm)
Patient Weight (maximum): 650 lbs (295 kg)
Intended Weight Between 30 and 650 pounds (13.6/295kg)
Weight of Table:
w/upholstery 475 lbs (216 kg)
w/packaging & skid (no uph.) 502 lbs (228 kg) Max.
Uph. w/packaging (shipped separately) 45 lbs (20 kg) 37.5 ± 0.5 in.
(95.3 ± 1.3 cm)
Power Cord Length: 8 ft. (244 cm)
Electrical Requirements: (See Regulatory Compliance Chart)
Foot / Hand Control Voltage: 14 VAC, SELV (Safety Extra Low Voltage) Min.
18.5 ± 0.5 in.
Simplex Receptacles (maximum load) 115 VAC, 5A, 50/60 Hz (47 ± 1.3 cm)
Fuses:
IEC inlet fuses (2) 6.3A, 250V, Type-T, 5 x 20 mm
F1 & F2 (on main PC board): 10A, 250V, Type-T, 5 x 20 mm
F3 (on main PC board): 160mA, 250V, Type-T, 5 x 20 mm
F4 (on main PC board) 6.3A, 250V, Type-T, 5 x 20 mm
Models w/ drawer heaters 0° (horizontal) to
+80° ±5°
distribution board fuses (2) 800mA, 250V, Type-T, 5 x 20mm
Duty Cycle
(Motor Run Time): Intermittent Operation Pelvic Tilt
[30 seconds ON / 5 minutes OFF] Max. 7° ±2°
Receptacles & Drawer Heater: Continuous Operation Min. 1.5°
Classifications: Class 1, Type B Applied Part

Protection against ingress of fluids: IPXO [Foot Control only: IPX1]
warning
Equipment not suitable for use in the presence of a flammable anesthetic mixture.
© Midmark Corporation 2009 SF-1935 [Revised: 7/12/18] v

Model Identification / Compliance Chart
Fire Code Ratings:
All upholstery complies with California Bureau of Home Furnishing Technical Bulletin 117 and
California Code of Regulations, Sect. 93120-93120.12, Title 17.Optional upholstery is available
that complies with California Bureau of Home Furnishing Technical Bulletin 133.
Complies To: Electrical Ratings:
Model Description CAN / CSA EN

UL EN NFPA VAC Cycles
22.2, 60601-1-2 Amps
60601-1 60601-1 99 +/- 10% (Hz)
#601.1-M90 (EMC)
625-001 Two-function table
(Base / Back), w/ receptacle(s), • • • • 115 12 50/60
pelvic tilt, & drawer heater
(Base / Back), w/ receptacle(s),
pelvic tilt, drawer heater, & wire- • • • • 115 12 50/60
less controls
(Base / Back), w/ receptacles,
pelvic tilt, drawer heater, • • • • 115 12 50/60
wireless controls, IQscale™,
and IQhub™
(Base / Back), w/ pelvic tilt • • 230 4 50/60

(Base / Back), w/ pelvic tilt, & • • 230 4.5 50/60
drawer heater
© Midmark Corporation 2009 SF-1935 [Revised: 6/15/12] vi

Scheduled Maintenance / Cleaning Chart
Interval Inspection / Service Description
Clean upholstery with appropriate diluted bleach solution 10:1 (water: bleach)
Weekly
Cleaning
Wipe painted metal & plastic surfaces with a clean soft cloth and mild cleaner.
Obvious Damage Visually inspect components for damage that could result in unsafe operation.
Check all mechanical functions using the foot control. Repeat using the hand control.
Semi-Annually
Mechanical Operation Table shrouds should move smoothly & quietly when base is raised & lowered.
(NOTE: There are plastic glides on the shroud tabs, Missing glides may result in noisy operation.)
Labels / Decals Replace any missing or illegible labels.
Lubricate back hinge with light machine oil.

Lubrication
Lubricate footrest slide with household furniture wax.
Hardware All fasteners must be present and fastened securely.
Inspect power cord and all wiring for damage.

Electrical System
Be sure all electrical connections are tight.
Stirrups Check that stirrups extend easily, and lock securely into each lateral position.
Scale Verify the scale is measuring accurately using a reference weight of known value.
Date of Service: Model Number:
Location: Serial Number:
Service Technician: Notes:
© Midmark Corporation 2009 SF-1935 [Revised: 2/12/18] vii

Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Chart........................A-2
Power to the Chair
120 V models................................A-10
230 V models................................ A-11
Base Up / Down...............................A-12
Section A Back Up / Down................................A-14

Home Function.................................A-16
Drawer Heater System.....................A-18
Table Receptacle(s)..........................A-19
© Midmark Corporation 2009 SF-1935 [Revised: 9/20/13] A-1

Quick Reference for 625 Scale Table (also refer to 625 Troubleshooting Chart section):
If below information does not resolve the issue, then contact technical service at 1-800-MIDMARK (643-6275).
Run the base of the

table all the way to the
bottom by pressing and Is table
holding the base down Yes “seat” higher Table Lo Scale does not work. Yes
button until the table than 22”?
stops and the press the No Readings
weight button again
No
Does the display
turn on (dashed lines,
Press “weight” button etc.) when a scale No Replace batteries,
again being careful not button is pressed verifying correct polarity.
to hit any other buttons (weight or zero)?
Yes
Verify remote is the Does display

one that was shipped come on?
with table
Will remote
cause table to
move using base No
or back buttons?
Check battery compartment

for broken battery terminals
Is remote a
replacement? Yes
Verify all four leveling

feet are securely on the Replace hand control,
Yes floor, no rocking reassociate.
Associate hand control,

with table.
Verify the patient (if
any) is not moving
around on the table.
© Midmark Corporation 2009 SF-1935 [Revised: mo/dd/yr] A-2

Troubleshooting Chart
Problem Symptom Probable Cause Check Correction
No functions will operate. All functions inoperable. Facility supply voltage Power cord connections & Secure power cord connections.
facility circuit breaker. Reset circuit breaker if necessary.
Main PC board fuse(s) blown Test F1, F2, F3, & F4 fuses Refer to:
Section D - Wiring Diagrams
Loose wire connections Wire connections between Secure loose wire connections.
power inlet and main PC
board.
Wireless controls (if applicable) Refer to: Section B - Wireless Perform wireless controls test.
Controls
Overtravel limit switch Perform limit switch test Replace faulty limit switch.
(Later models only) Section B - Limit Switch Test
Base function not operating No Base Up or Base Down. Loose wire connections Wire connections Secure loose wire connections.
properly. (esp. Foot/Hand control(s) and
base up/down limit switches).
Main PC board fuse(s) blown Test F1, F2, F3, & F4 fuses Refer to:
Section D - Wiring Diagrams
Foot / Hand control (refer to: Perform Foot / Hand control Refer to:
Wireless Controls if applicable) test. Section B - Foot / Hand Controls
Base actuator / PC board Perform PC board tests. Refer to: Section B -
PC Board Test
Table stops and beeps Patient weight exceeded 650 lbs If patient weight exceeded the Inform staff that max. patient
650 lb. weight limit. weight is 650 lbs.
No Base Up / Base Down OK Loose wire connections Wire connections Secure loose wire connections.
(esp. Foot/Hand control(s) and
base up limit switch).
Foot / Hand Control (refer to: Perform Foot / Hand control Refer to:
Base Up limit switch Perform limit switch test Replace faulty limit switch.
Section B - Limit Switch Test
Base actuator / PC board Perform PC board test. Refer to: Section B -
PC Board Test
No Base Down / Base Up OK Loose wire connections Wire connections Secure loose wire connections.
base down limit switch).
Base Down limit switch Perform limit switch test Replace faulty limit switch.
Base actuator / PC board Perform PC board test. Refer to: Section B -
PC Board Test

Base function not operating Base Up / Down noisy, grinding or Actuator threads dry Actuator threads. Clean and lubricate base actuator
properly. - continued squeaking. threads with Lithium grease.
Debris on Base Slides For any debris on base slides. Remove any debris from base
slides.
Note: Do not lubricate base slides.
Base Actuator Run table up and down, if Replace base actuator.
squeaking or grinding continue
check base actuator.
Table Up / Down - Table drifts Foot / Hand Control (refer to: Run table up, then unplug Refer to:
down. Wireless Controls if applicable) power cord. If drifting stops, Section B - Foot / Hand control
perform Foot / Hand control
test.
Base Actuator Run table up, then unplug Replace base actuator.
power cord. If drifting
continues, check base
actuator.
Back function not operating No Back Up or Back Down. Loose wire connections Wire connections Secure loose wire connections.
back up/down limit switches.)
Main PC board fuse(s) blown Test F1, F2, F3, & F4 fuses Section D - Wiring Diagrams
Foot / Hand control (refer to: Perform Foot / Hand control Refer to:
Back actuator / PC board Perform PC board test. Refer to: Section B -
PC Board Test
Table stops and beeps. Patient weight exceeded 650 lbs If patient weight exceeded the Inform staff that max. patient
650 lb. weight limit. weight is 650 lbs.
No Back Up / Back Down OK. Loose wire connections Wire connections Secure loose wire connections.
back up limit switch.)
Back Up Limit Switch Perform limit switch test. Replace faulty limit switch.
PC Board Test

Back function not operating No Back Down / Back Up OK. Loose wire connections Wire connections Secure loose wire connections.
properly. - continued (esp. Foot/Hand control(s) and
back down limit switch).
Back Down limit switch Perform limit switch test Replace faulty limit switch.
Section B - Limit Switch Test.
PC Board Test
Back Up / Down - Back drifts Foot / Hand Control (refer to: Run back up, then unplug Refer to:
down. Wireless Controls if applicable) power cord. If drifting stops, Section B - Foot / Hand Controls
perform Foot / Hand control
test.
Back Actuator Run back up, then unplug Replace back actuator
power cord. If drifting
continues, check back
actuator.
Home not functioning No Home / Base Down OK. Loose wire connections. Wire connections Secure loose wire connections.
Home limit switches).
Home Limit Switch(es) Perform Limit Switch test. Replace faulty Limit Switch.
Refer to:
Quick Exam® not functioning Quick Exam® function Quick Exam® function not If Quick Exam® function was Refer to: Quick Exam®
properly. inoperable. programed. properly programed. Operation in User Guide.
Loose wire connections. Wire connections Secure loose wire connections.
Travel limit switches).
Travel Limit Switch(es) Perform Limit Switch test. Replace faulty Limit Switch.
Refer to:

Table Receptacle(s) No power at table receptacle(s) Circuit breaker If circuit breaker is tripped. Lift seat section to access circuit
malfunctioning. All other functions work. breaker(s), press to reset.
Loose wire connection Check wire connections Secure loose wire connections.
between table receptacle
and power cord.
Blown isolation transformer Test fuses at IEC inlet. Refer to:
fuse(s) at IEC inlet Section D - Wiring Diagrams
Isolation Transformer Output voltage at isolation trans- Replace faulty isolation
former. transformer.
Table Receptacle Voltage at receptacle. Replace faulty receptacle.
Wireless Controls When any control button is Low battery Refer to: Section B - Wireless Replace batteries. (size: AA)
malfunctioning. pressed, that controller sounds Controls
a single “beep”. (All functions
Faulty PC board in controller Refer to: Section B - Wireless Replace controller PC board.
operate)
Controls
When any control button is Controller not associated to table. Refer to: Section B - Wireless Perform Association Procedure.
pressed, nothing happens. Controls
(No “beeps”, no movement, ect.)
Wireless controls component Refer to: Section B - Wireless Replace malfunctioning
malfunction. Controls component.
Drawer Heater Drawer Heater does not warm up Loose wire connections. Check wire connections Secure loose wire connections.
malfunctioning. Heater Switch does not illuminate. between heater switch and
power cord.
Blown fuse(s) on distribution Test fuses on distribution board. Refer to:
board. Section D - Wiring Diagrams
Drawer heater switch. Test drawer heater switch. Replace drawer heater switch.
Refer to: Section B - Drawer
Heater Switch Test
Drawer Heater does not warm up Loose wire connections. Check wire connections Secure loose wire connections.
Heater Switch-OK (illuminates). between heater switch and
heater plate.
Drawer Heater Plate. Test drawer heater plate. Replace drawer heater plate.
Refer to: Section B - Drawer
Heater Plate Test
Drawer Heater-OK Drawer Heater Switch. Refer to: Section B - Drawer Replace drawer heater switch.
Heater Switch does not illuminate. Heater Switch replacement.

Troubleshooting Chart (625-004)
Digital Scale is Nothing is displayed on the digital Ten second scale time out feature Press Zero button to reactivate Inform operator of the ten second
malfunctioning. display. Table functions OK. activated. display. time out feature.
Faulty PC board in controller Replace PC Board with known Replace controller PC board.
working PC Board.
The measured weight of patient is Scale is not zeroed. Check if operator failed to Refer to: Scale Operation
inaccurate or the display scrolls. zero scale before seating in Users Guide.
patient.
The patient’s feet are making Check that the patient is Refer to: Scale Operation
contact with the floor after weight properly seated. in Users Guide.
button has been pressed.. Check if stop button was Refer to: Scale Operation
depressed while table was in Users Guide.
automatically raising.
Obstruction under or around table Check for any obstruction Remove obstruction.
base. under or around table.
Table not level. Using bubble level supplied Refer to: Leveling Instructions
with table, check each corner in Installation Guide.
of table base for level.
Display on hand control scrolls Hand control not associated with Perform association Refer to: Wireless Controls.
without displaying weight. table. (No table functions). procedure.
Wire connection to external Check wire connections to Refer to: Wireless Controls.
antenna loose or broken. External Antenna.
Digital Display works, but Scale calibration lost. Verify scale is measuring Refer to: Scale Calibration
measured weight stays at zero. accurately using a reference Procedure.
weight of known value.
Loose wire connection. Check wire connections Secure loose wire connection.
from each load cell and scale
control board.
Check wire connections Secure loose wire connection.
between Scale PC Board
and LIN to Scale PC Board.
Check wire connections Secure loose wire connection.
between 625 to USB board
and LIN to Scale board.
Defective Scale PC Board. Replace Scale PC Board with Refer to: Scale / USB PC Boards
known working Scale PC Replacement Instructions.
Board.
Defective LIN to Scale PC Board. Replace LIN to Scale PC Refer to: Scale / USB PC Boards
Board with known working LIN Replacement Instructions.
to Scale PC Board.

No function with hand or When depressing wired or wire- Supply voltage. Facility circuit breaker. Reset circuit breaker..
foot control less hand or foot control, no base
or back up/down function (green Power cord inlet (IEC) Power cord. Ensure inserted securely into inlet.
light D12 on PC Board not illumi-
Export Only: IEC inlet trans- Replace fuses.
nated).
former fuses (6.3A, 250 V
Slo-Blo)
Main PC Board primary fuses (F1 Continuity of fuses (10 A, 250 Replace blown fuse
and F2) V Slo-Blo)
Main PC board transformer fuse Continuity on fuse (160 mA, Replace blown fuse.
(F3) 250V Slo-Blo)
Loose wire connections Wire connections between Check for correct lie voltage at
power intlet and PC board. board
Wire connections on main PC Secure loose wire connection to

Board back/base functions. Ensure har-
ness wires are staggered properly
to prevent any possible harness
disconnection from board or from
actuator.
Overtravel limit switch (only on Perform limit switch test Replace faulty limit switch.
models with serial numbers from (untripped = less than 5 ohm;
V96852 to present) tripped = OL)

No function with hand When depressing wired hand or Hand control Coil cord plugged properly into Properly plug coil cord into receptacle
or foot control foot control, no base or back up/ receptacle on table
down function (green light D12 on Break in coil cord Check for breaks. Replace coil cord as
PC Board illuminated). needed.
Inlet malfunctioning Plug hand control into second port to check
for functionality. Replace defective port.
Cord running from inlet to PC Board Check cord for proper installation. Replace
disconnected or broken. suspect cord with known working cord or
perform continuity check on cord.
Refer to:
Section B - Foot / Hand Controls
Main PC Board is malfunctioning Refer to: Section B -PC Board Test
Main PC Board base and Continuity on fuse (6.3A, 250 V If board is Version 1.5.X or below, then re-
back motor fuse (F4) Slo-Blo) place main PC Board.
If board is Version 1.6.X or above, then
replace fuse.
Replace all 625 boards if fuse blown with se-
rial number before V1309272. Replace fuse
only with serial number after V1365847.
Wire connections on main PC Board Secure loose wire connection to back/
base functions. Ensure harness wires are
staggered properly to prevent any possible
harness disconnection from board or from
actuator.
No function with hand When depressing wireless hand Wireless hand and/or foot Batteries (controller will sound a Replace batteries (size AA).
or foot control. Unit or foot control, no base or back control single beep if batteries are low).
gives audible PC up/down function (green light D12
Association of controller to table Perform Association Procedure. If associa-
Board tones when un- on PC Board illuminated).
tion does not work, then refer to:
plugged and plugged Wireless Controls - Isolating a Malfunction
back in.
Main PC Board base and Continuity on fuse (6.3A, 250 V If board is Version 1.5.X or below, then re-
back motor fuse (F4) Slo-Blo) place main PC Board.
If board is Version 1.6.X or above, then
replace fuse.
Wire connections on main PC Board Secure loose wire connection(s).
Receptacle Power cord inlet (IEC) Continuity of isolation transformer Replace fuses.
fuses (6.3A, 250 V Slo-Blo).

Power to the Table (120 V models)
No functions will operate....................A-3
This illustration shows only the components that affect ALL TABLE FUNCTIONS.
A detailed description of current flow also appears below.
Facility Supply Voltage

With the chair’s power cord properly connected, facility supply voltage
(115 VAC) is supplied thru the cord to the main PC board.
Note
The two external fuses at the power cord (IEC) inlet do not affect IEC
Base or Back functions. These fuses affect the table receptacle only. Inlet
Overtravel Limit Switch (Later models only)

Disrupts power to main PC board if table is over extended.
Overtravel
Main PC Board Grn/Yel
COM
NC Limit Switch
When proper voltage is supplied to the PC board, the power indicator
light (on PC board) is illuminated. Circuitry on the PC board provides Line Filter
the required voltage to power all of the table’s components: hand / foot
controls, actuators, limit switches. Limit Switch Harness
[Base / Back functions will not operate if
harness connection is loose.]
Fuses
Blue
Brn
COM
The fuses on the PC board provide the following protection: Home NC
Limit Switches COM Blk

NC Blk J13 J12 J15 J14
F1: Protects PC board (supply voltage). Blk
Back Dn
F2: Protects PC board (supply voltage).
COM
J11
Limit Switch NC
Blk J10
F3: Protects PC board transformer. Back Up COM
Wht
F4: Protects Base and Back motors. Limit Switch NC

Wht
F3 F2 F1
Blk
Base Dn COM
Limit Switch NC
Blk
Wht
Base Up COM J9 Main PC
Limit Switch NC
Wht Board
J7 F4
Power Indicator Light

If light is OFF, there is no power to PC board. J3 J2 J1
J6 J5 J4
If light is ON, proper voltage is present at PC board.
MA8117i
Models: 625 (-001 & -003)

Serial Numbers: all
© Midmark Corporation 2009 SF-1935 [Revised: 2/23/17] A-10 Always verify model & serial number
Power to the Table (230 V models)
No functions will operate....................A-3
This illustration shows only the components that affect ALL TABLE FUNCTIONS.
A detailed description of current flow also appears below.
Facility Supply Voltage

With the chair’s power cord properly connected, facility
Fuse IEC Fuse
supply voltage (230 VAC) is supplied thru the two power Holder Inlet Holder
Main PCB
cord inlet fuses to the export transformer. Export
Brn
Transformer
Export Transformer Brn
The export transformer reduces the line voltage and Blue A Blue
supplies 120V to the main PC board. Grn/Yel
Overtravel Limit Switch (Later models only)

Overtravel
Disrupts power to main PC board if table is over extended.
COM
NC Limit Switch
Main PC Board
When proper voltage is supplied to the PC board, Limit Switch Harness
[Base / Back functions will not operate if
the power indicator light (on PC board) is illuminated. Cir- harness connection is loose.]
Blue
Brn
cuitry on the PC board provides the required voltage COM
to power all of the table’s components: actuators, Home NC
hand / foot controls, limit switches, etc. Limit Switches COM

Blk
Back Dn Blk
Fuses Limit Switch
COM
NC J10
J11
Blk
The fuses on the PC board provide the following protection: Back Up COM Wht
Limit Switch NC
Wht F3 F2 F1
F1: Protects PC board (supply voltage). Base Dn
Limit Switch
COM Blk
NC
F2: Protects PC board (supply voltage). Blk
Wht
F3: Protects PC board transformer. Limit Switch NC
Wht Board
F4: Protects Base and Back motors. J7 F4
Power Indicator Light

If light is OFF, there is no power to PC board. J3 J2 J1
J6 J5 J4
If light is ON, proper voltage is present at PC board.
MA8119i
Models: 625 (-005 & -006)

Serial Numbers: all
Base UP / DOWN Function
No Base Up or Base Down................A-3
This illustration shows only the components that affect the Base UP / DOWN function. . Table Stops and Beeps......................A-3
Refer to the following page for a detailed description of current flow during this function. No Base Up. Base Down - OK...........A-3
No Base Down. Base Up - OK...........A-3
115 VAC Noisy Operation..................................A-4
Base Up / Down -Table Drifts.............A-4
Note: 230 VAC models only

Line voltage (230 VAC) is supplied thru two fuses (located by
the IEC inlet) to a transformer that reduces the line voltage to
115 VAC before it reaches the PC Board.
14 VAC
Base Down Limit Switch

[Base Down will not operate if switch is tripped]
Base Up Limit Switch

[Base Up will not operate if switch is tripped]
Models: 625
Serial Numbers: all
© Midmark Corporation 2009 SF-1935 [Revised: mo/dd/yr] A-12 Always verify model & serial number
Base UP / DOWN Function Base Up Operation Base Down Operation
Note Note Note

On 230 VAC models, line voltage (230VAC) is If the Base Up limit switch is tripped (open), If the Base Down limit switch is tripped (open),
supplied thru two fuses (located by IEC inlet) the Base Up function will not operate. the Base Down function will not operate.
to a transformer that reduces the line voltage
to 115 VAC before it reaches the PC board.
When the Base Up function is activated, When the Base Down function is activated,
Power to Foot / Hand Control
current (14 VAC) flows thru the UP function current (14 VAC) flows thru the DOWN function
115 VAC is supplied thru the two primary fuses
foot switch (N.O.), then back to the PC board. foot switch (N.O.), then back to the PC board.
(F1 & F2) to the transformer on the PC board.
Circuitry on the PC Board energizes the base Circuitry on the PC Board energizes the base
[F3 fuse protects the transformer].
motor. [F4 fuse protects the base motor]. motor. [F4 fuse protects the base motor].
The transformer reduces the line voltage and
When the base function is energized, current When the base function is energized, current
supplies 14 VAC to the foot / hand control.
flows to the actuator motor. When current flows to the actuator motor. When current
flows to the actuator, the actuator motor flows to the actuator, the actuator motor
runs and raises the table. runs and lowers the table.
Actuator motor runs until: Actuator motor runs until:

1. Foot / Hand control button is released. 1. Foot / hand control button is released.
2. Base Up limit switch is tripped. 2. Base Down limit switch is tripped.
3. Fuse(s) opens (blows). 3. Fuse(s) opens (blows).
[Primary, Base Motor, Transformer fuse] [Primary, Base Motor, Transformer fuse]
4. Over current condition is detected. 4. Over current condition is detected.
Equipment Alert
If an over current condition* is detected the PC board will “beep” and all power functions
will be disabled. Release the function button, remove load, then retry function.
*(weight limit exceeded, mechanical binding, etc),
Models: 625
Serial Numbers: all
Back UP / DOWN Function No Back Up or Back Down.................A-4
This illustration shows only the components that affect the Back UP / DOWN function. . Table Stops and Beeps......................A-4
Refer to the following page for a detailed description of current flow during this function. No Back Up. Back Down - OK............A-4
No Back Down. Back Up - OK............A-5
115 VAC Back Up / Down - Back Drifts.............A-5

14 VAC
Back Down Limit Switch

[Back Down will not operate if switch is tripped]
Back Up Limit Switch

[Back Up will not operate if switch is tripped]
Models: 625
Serial Numbers: all
Back UP / DOWN Function Back Up Operation Back Down Operation
Note Note Note

On 230 VAC models, line voltage (230VAC) is If the Back Up limit switch is tripped (open), If the Back Down limit switch is tripped (open),
supplied thru two fuses (located by IEC inlet) the Back Up function will not operate. the Back Down function will not operate.
When the Back Up function is activated, When the Back Down function is activated,
Power to Foot / Hand Control
current (14 VAC) flows thru the UP function current (14 VAC) flows thru the DOWN function
115 VAC is supplied thru the two primary fuses
foot switch (N.O.), then back to the PC board. foot switch (N.O.), then back to the PC board.
(F1 & F2) to the transformer on the PC board.
Circuitry on the PC Board energizes the back Circuitry on the PC Board energizes the back
motor. [F4 fuse protects the back motor]. motor. [F4 fuse protects the back motor].
When the back function is energized, current When the back function is energized, current
flows to the actuator motor. When current flows to the actuator motor. When current
flows to the actuator, the actuator motor flows to the actuator, the actuator motor
runs and raises the back section. runs and lowers the back section.
Actuator motor runs until: Actuator motor runs until:

1. Foot / Hand control button is released. 1. Foot / Hand control button is released.
2. Back Up limit switch is tripped. 2. Back Down limit switch is tripped.
3. Fuse(s) opens (blows). 3. Fuse(s) opens (blows).
[Primary, Back Motor, Transformer fuse] [Primary, Back Motor, Transformer fuse]
4. Over current condition is detected. 4. Over current condition is detected.
Equipment Alert
If an over current condition* is detected the PC board will “beep” and all power functions
will be disabled. Release the function button, remove load, then retry function.
*(weight limit exceeded, mechanical binding, etc).
Models: 625
Serial Numbers: all
Home Function
No Home. Base Down - OK...............A-5
This illustration shows only the components that affect the Home function. .
Refer to the following page for a detailed description of current flow during this function.

Home Home Home

Start Switch Stop Switch Start Switch
Home Limit Switches Home

[Home will not operate if switches are tripped]
Stop Switch
Base Down Limit Switch

[Home will not operate if switch is tripped]
Models: 625
Serial Numbers: all
Home Function Home Operation
Note
Note If either of the Home limit switches or the
On 230 VAC models, line voltage (230VAC) is Base Down limit switch are tripped (open), the
supplied thru two fuses (located by IEC inlet) Home function will not operate.
When the Home function is activated,
current (14VAC) flows thru the Home foot switch,
Power to Foot / Hand Control (N.O.), then back to the PC Board.
115 VAC is supplied thru the two primary fuses Circuitry on the PC Board energizes the base
(F1 & F2) to the transformer on the PC board. motor. [F4 fuse protects the base motor].
When the Home function is energized,
current flows to the base motor. When
current flows to the actuator, the actuator motor
runs and lowers the table.
When voltage flows to the actuator, the actuator

motor runs lowering the table.
Actuator motor runs until:

1. Stop button is depressed.
2. Home limit switch(es) is tripped.
3. Base Down limit switch is tripped.
4 Fuse(s) opens (blows).
[Primary, Base Motor, Transformer fuse]
5. Over current condition is detected.
Equipment Alert
If an over current condition* is detected the PC board will “beep” and all power functions will be
disabled. Release the function button, remove load, then retry function.
*(weight limit exceeded, mechanical binding, etc).
Models: 625
Serial Numbers: all
Drawer Heater System (optional)
Drawer Heater Does Not Warm up:
This illustration shows only the components that affect the Drawer Heater System. Switch Does Not Illuminate................A-5
A detailed description of current flow during this function also appears below. Switch Illuminates...............................A-5
Drawer Heater Works - Properly
Switch Does Not Illuminate................A-5

115 VAC from

Main PC Board
Drawer Heater Operation

115 VAC is supplied directly to the Drawer Heater
switch thru two fuses on the Distribution Board.
[Voltage bypasses the Main PC Board].
When the drawer heater switch is turned ON,

current flows to the heater plate. When the heater
plate is energized, it warms the contents of the Distribution Board Fuses
[Drawer Heater only]
drawer.
Heater Plate
115 VAC
Heater Switch
115 VAC
Models: 625 (-001 /-003 /-004 /-006

Serial Numbers: all
Table Receptacle (optional)
No Power At Table Receptacle...........A-6
This illustration shows only the components that affect the table receptacle.
A detailed description of current flow during this function also appears below.
Table Receptacle
115 VAC is supplied directly to the
receptacle thru two inlet fuses, isolation
transformer, and circuit breakers.
Models: 625 (-001 /-003)

Serial Numbers: V2200 thru V1149713
Table Receptacles (optional)
This illustration shows only the components that affect the table receptacles.
Table Receptacles
receptacles thru two inlet fuses, isolation
Models: 625 (-001 /-003)

Serial Numbers: V1149714 thru Present
© Midmark Corporation 2009 SF-1935 [Revised: mo/dd/yr] A-19.1 Always verify model & serial number
Table Receptacles
This illustration shows only the components that affect the table receptacles.
Table Receptacles
receptacles thru two inlet fuses, isolation
Models: 625 (-004)

Serial Numbers: All
© Midmark Corporation 2009 SF-1935 [Revised: mo/dd/yr] A-19.2 Always verify model & serial number
Scale Information Flow
This illustration shows only the components that affect the flow of information for weight.
A detailed description of information flow during this function also appears below.
Hand Control
When activated, the hand control transmits the
request through the antenna to the Base Station.
Base Station
When the Base Station receives the request, the “TX” light will flash momentarily.
The Base Station then sends the request to the “LIN to Scale” board.
LIN to Scale Board

The LIN to Scale Board receives request from Base Station.
The LIN to Scale Board then asks for weight from the Scale Board.
Note: These steps happen even if the

Scale Board Hand Control has not requested a weight.
When the Scale Board receives request from LIN to Scale Board, The LIN to Scale Board is constantly
the Red light will flash momentarily. monitoring weight.
The Scale Board reads the weight from the load cells.
The Amber light will flash momentarily when the information is
sent back to the LIN to Scale Board.
Note: Load cells are plugged into the Scale Board.
The LIN to Scale Board sends information back to Base Station.

The Base Station sends information back to Hand Control.
The Hand Control displays information.
Models: 625 (-004)

Serial Numbers: All
Testing Foot / Hand Controls..........................B-2
Wireless Controls...............................B-4
Base Function Components...............B-7
Base Limit Switch Test.......................B-8
Base PC Board Test...........................B-9
Section B Base Actuator

Motor Resistance Test......................B-10
Back Function Components............. B-11
Back Limit Switch.............................B-12
Back PC Board Test.........................B-13
Back Actuator
Motor Resistance Test......................B-14
Drawer Heater System.....................B-15
Table Calibration Procedure.............B-20
Scale Calibration Procedure.............B-21
© Midmark Corporation 2009 SF-1935 [Revised: mo/dd/yr] B-1

Foot / Hand Controls
Foot / Hand Control Test....................B-3
Access Procedures............................C-1
Isolating a Malfunction Wiring Diagrams.................................D-1
To isolate a malfunction, try activating the inoperable function(s) from hand control and foot control.
If function(s) are inoperable from the foot / hand control...

A) Plug the foot / hand control into the other connection port.
B) Secure Inlet harness connection(s) on main PC board at J12 & J13.
If function(s) are operable:

C) Replace Inlet harness at malfunctioning connection port.
If function(s) still inoperable:

D) Perform the Foot / Hand Control Test.
Connection Connection
Port Port
Hand
Control
Foot
Control
J13 J12 J15 J14
J11
J10
F3 F2 F1
Note
Refer to “Wireless Controls” if applicable.
J9 Main PC
Board
J7 F4
J6 J3 J2 J1
J5 J4
MA8118i
Models: 625
Serial Numbers: all
© Midmark Corporation 2009 SF-1935 [Revised: mo/dd/yr] B-2 Always verify model & serial number
Foot / Hand Controls - continued
Access Procedures............................C-1
Wiring Diagrams.................................D-1
Foot / Hand Control Test
Note
Refer to “Wireless Controls” if applicable.
Step 1: Disconnect wire harness from J12 and J13 on main PC board.
*Note: J12 and J13 are interchangeable. Either harness could be plugged
into either J12 or J13.
3
J1
With switch “untripped”...
Meter Reading Required Action
Red (Base Down)

Any resistance Replace control /
reading switch membrane.
Black (com.)
Step 2: Set meter to Ω. OL Switch is good.
Check fuses.
Step 3: Place one meter probe on black wire

(common) of foot / hand control harness.
Place other meter probe on the wire that

corresponds to the switch to be tested.
Switch...............Wire Color
With switch “tripped”...
Base Up...............white
Base Down..........red Meter Reading Required Action
Back Up...............green Less than or = to Switch is good.
Back Down..........orange 5 ohms Check fuses.
Home...................blue
OL Replace control /
Stop.....................brown
switch membrane.
Quick Exam™.....yellow
MA8108i
Models: 625
Serial Numbers: all
Wireless Controls
Association Procedure.......................B-6
Isolating a Malfunction
Antenna Equipment Alert

Cable Antenna connection is very delicate.
Testing Do not kink wire or apply stress to connection.
• When any control button is pressed, MA771100i

that controller sounds a single “beep”. LEDs Normal Status
(All functions operate)
Cause: 1. Low battery

TX (OFF - except during Association Procedure)
2. Faulty PC board in controller RX (ON - except during Association Procedure)

Solution: 1. Replace batteries (size: AA)
2. Replace controller
COM (ON)
PWR (ON)
• When any control button is pressed, nothing happens.

(No “beeps”, no movement, etc.) Base Station PC Board
Check: 1. Perform Association Procedure

2. LEDs on base station PC board
(lights should quickly flash between “RX” and “TX”
when function is activated.)
If LED status is normal (see illustration):

• Check LEDs on hand and/or foot control (see next page).
Modular
Harness
If no LEDs are illuminated, or if no quick flash between
“RX” and “TX” lights when function is activated, check the following:
• Modular harness (loose connections, damage, etc.)
• Power supply to table
• Replace base station PC board if necessary. MA8052i
Models: 625
Serial Numbers: all
© Midmark Corporation 2009 SF-1935 [Revised: 2/23/17] B-4 Always verify model & serial number
Wireless Controls - continued
Testing - continued
• When any control button is pressed, nothing happens. - continued

(No “beeps”, no movement, etc.)
(see previous page for Checks 1 & 2)

Check: 3. LEDs on hand / foot control PC board
(press any button on hand / foot control)
If LEDs function properly (see illustration):

• Check antenna connection. (see parts list for detail)
• Replace antenna if necessary.
If LEDs do not function properly:

• Replace batteries in controller (size: AA)
• Replace controller touch membrane
• Replace controller PC board if necessary.
LEDs LEDs
Normal Status
D2 (ON - only when a button on controller is pressed) D10

D3 (OFF - except during Association Procedure) D11
Hand / Foot Control PC Board Hand Control / w Scale PC Board

(refer to parts list for location) (625-004 Only)
(refer to parts list for location)
Models: 625
Serial Numbers: all
Wireless Controls - continued
Association Procedure
The wireless controllers will only function with the chair they have been “associated”
with. This prevents unwanted movement in locations with more than one chair. Association Procedure:
A) Disconnect power to the table for at least 3 seconds.
Each wireless controller’s association is preset at the factory. This procedure is only
required in the event of a malfunction, if a new controller is purchased, or if you are B*) Reconnect power, wait for the power up beep sequence from
attempting to use the controller with a chair other then the one it was originally the table, then press & hold the Stop & Home buttons on the
associated with. wireless controller until you hear three “beeps”.
NOTE: The base station PC board only stores the last two associated controllers. To ensure proper * Note: Step B must be performed within 10 seconds of the power up beep
operation, Midmark recommends reassociating both controllers (hand & foot), even if only one new sequence from the table.
controller is purchased.
C) Check for proper operation of wireless controller.
D) If associating a hand and foot control, repeat procedure using

the other wireless controller.
Home Stop
Home
Stop
Models: 625
Serial Numbers: all
Base Function Components
Isolating a Malfunction Base Actuator /

Motor Replacement........... 003-2072-00
This illustration shows the base limit switches, the serviceable components of the base actuator, and the
fuses on the main PC board. Use the table below to isolate the malfunction.
Problem Required Action

Motor does not run. Check main PC board fuses
(F1, F2, F3, & F4)
Perform Limit Switch Test.
Base function operates, but makes Clean / lube actuator threads.
grinding / squeaking noises Remove any debris from base slides.
Note: Do not lubricate base slides.
Replace actuator if necessary*. J13 J12 J15 J14
Motor runs, but table does not move. Inspect / replace motor coupler. J10 J11
F3 F2 F1
Home Function
Limit Switches
J9 Main PC
Base Down Board
Base Up Actuator Threads
Limit Switch J7 F4
Limit Switch
J6 J3 J2 J1
J5 J4
MA8070i
Fuses
Actuator Motor
(F1, F2, F3, F4)
Motor
Coupler
MA8121i
Models: 625 * Replacement instructions are provided with the

part. They are also available on midmark.com,
Serial Numbers: all or by clicking on the blue link.
Base Function Components - continued
Limit Switch Test
Step 1: Disconnect wires from switch.
Step 2: Place meter probes on

COM and NC terminals.
Note: Check switch “tripped” and “untripped”.
With switch “untripped”... With switch “tripped”...

Meter Reading Required Action Meter Reading Required Action
OL Replace limit switch Limit switch - OK
OL
Perform PC Board Test
Limit switch - OK
less than 5 ohms less than 5 ohms Replace limit switch
Perform PC Board Test
Models: 625
Serial Numbers: all
Base Function Components - continued
Calibration Procedure.......................B-20
PC Board Test PC Board Replacement....... 003-2073-00
Equipment Alert
The back limit switches will not stop movement during this test.
Do not run past max. / min. positions.
Step 1: Move Back section so that it Did BASE move Up and Down in Step 4? Required Action
is approx. halfway between its YES Replace main PC board
maximum & minimum positions. NO Refer to: Base Actuator Motor Resistance Test
Step 4: Using the hand / foot control:

A) Press & hold BACK UP briefly.
B) Press & hold BACK DOWN briefly.
Equipment Alert
Failure to move both connections may
result in damage to PC Board.
Step 3: Move base actuator connection to J4

and base sensor connection to J7.
J7
J4
Step 2: Tag, then disconnect back & base actuator

wire connections at J4 & J5. Tag then disconnect
back & base sensor wire connections at J6 & J7.
Step 5: Calibrate PC Board.

Base Actuator Motor Resistance Test
Base Actuator /
Equipment Alert
Anytime actuator wires are disconnected,
the PC Board must be calibrated.
Step 1:
A) Disconnect power to the table.
B) Disconnect base actuator from J6 on PC Board.
C) Set multimeter to Ohms to check resistance.
J6
Step 2:
A) Place the Red meter probe on the Black wire,
and the Black meter probe on the Blue wire.
B) Place the Red meter probe on the Black wire,

and the Black meter probe on the Green wire.
C) Place the Red meter probe on the Black wire,

and the Black meter probe on the White wire.
If any of the readings are less than two Mega Ohms

after three seconds, the motor is defective.
Models: 625
Serial Numbers: all
Back Function Components
Isolating a Malfunction Back Actuator /

This illustration shows the back limit switches, the serviceable components of the back actuator, and the
fuses on the main PC board. Use the table below to isolate the malfunction.
Problem Required Action

Motor does not run. Check main PC board fuses
(F1, F2, F3, & F4)
Perform Limit Switch Test
Back function operates, but makes Clean / lube actuator threads.
grinding / squeaking noises Replace actuator if necessary*.
Motor runs, but table does not move. Inspect / replace motor coupler.
Motor Coupler
J13 J12 J15 J14
Actuator Motor
J10 J11
F3 F2 F1
J9 Main PC
Board
J7 F4
J3 J2 J1
Back Down
J6 J5 J4 Limit Switch
MA8070i
MA8120i
Fuses
(F1, F2, F3, F4) Back Up
Limit Switch

Back Function Components - continued
Limit Switch Test
Step 1: Disconnect wires from switch.

COM and NC terminals.
Note: Check switch “tripped” and “untripped”.
With switch “untripped”... With switch “tripped”...

Meter Reading Required Action Meter Reading Required Action
OL Replace limit switch Limit switch - OK
OL
Perform PC Board Test.
less than 5 ohms Limit switch - OK
Perform PC Board Test. less than 5 ohms Replace limit switch
Models: 625
Serial Numbers: all
Back Function Components - continued
PC Board Test PC Board Replacement....... 003-2073-00
Equipment Alert
The base limit switches will not stop movement during this test.
Do not run past max. / min. positions.
Step 1: Move Base section so that it Did BACK move Up and Down in Step 4? Required Action
is approx. halfway between its YES Replace main PC board*
maximum & minimum positions. NO Refer to: Back Actuator Motor Resistance Test
Step 4: Using the hand / foot control:

A) Press & hold BASE UP briefly.
B) Press & hold BASE DOWN briefly.
Equipment Alert
Failure to move both connections may
result in damage to PC Board.
Step 3: Move back actuator connection to J5

and back sensor connection to J6.
J6
J5
Step 2: Tag, then disconnect back & base actuator

wire connections at J4 & J5. Tag then disconnect
back & base sensor wire connections at J6 & J7.
Step 5: Calibrate PC Board.

Back Actuator Motor Resistance Test
Back Actuator /
Equipment Alert
Anytime actuator wires are disconnected,
the PC Board must be calibrated.
Step 1:
A) Disconnect power to the table.
B) Disconnect back actuator from J7 on PC Board.
C) Set multimeter to Ohms to check resistance.
J7
Step 2:
A) Place the Red meter probe on the Black wire,
and the Black meter probe on the Blue wire.
B) Place the Red meter probe on the Black wire,

and the Black meter probe on the Green wire.
C) Place the Red meter probe on the Black wire,

and the Black meter probe on the White wire.
If any of the readings are less than two Mega Ohms

after three seconds, the motor is defective.
Models: 625
Serial Numbers: all
Drawer Heater System
Heater Switch Test...........................B-16
Heater Switch Replacement.............B-17
Distribution Board Test Heater Plate Test..............................B-18
Heater Plate Replacement...............B-19
Chair Arm Brace Removal..................C-8
Caution
Unplug power cord before Step 3: Set meter to 200 VAC.
removing stirrup guide.
Step 1: Remove stirrup guide.

Note: If necessary, remove chair arm incoming power wires.
brace (see Access Procedures).
Step 5: Plug in power cord,

then depress switch ON.
Step 2: Disconnect two incoming

power wires.
Meter Reading Required Action

approx.
Perform Heater Switch Test.
115 VAC
Check connections &
0 VAC
distribution board fuses.
Models: 625 (-001 /-003 /-004 /-006)

Serial Numbers: all
Drawer Heater System - continued
Heater Switch Replacement.............B-17
Heater Plate Test..............................B-18
Heater Switch Test Chair Arm Brace Removal..................C-8
Caution
Unplug power cord before
removing stirrup guide. Step 3: Set meter to 200 VAC.

Step 4: Place meter probes
Note: If necessary, remove chair arm on two white leads
brace (see Access Procedures). from switch.
Step 7: Replace stirrup guide. Step 2: Disconnect two white

leads from drawer heater
switch to the drawer heater.
Step 5: Plug in power cord,

then depress switch ON.
Caution
Meter Reading Required Action Unplug power cord before
0 VAC Replace switch. re-connecting electrical leads.
approx. Switch - OK
115 VAC Perform Heater Plate test
Step 6: Re-connect electrical leads.
Models: 625 (-001 /-003 /-004 /-006)

Serial Numbers: all
Access Procedures
Heater Switch Replacement
(This procedure also applies to the upholstery heater switch)
Caution
Step 2: Disconnect switch harness.

Note: If necessary, remove chair arm
Connect to
Distribution
Board
J5 J6
Step 4: Remove switch

assembly.
Step 3: Remove switch housing.
Step 5:
A) Install switch assembly.
B) Install switch housing.
C) Re-connect switch harness.
D) Replace stirrup guide.
Models: 625 (-001 /-003 /-004 /-006)
Serial Numbers: all
Access Procedures
Heater Plate Test
Caution
Step 3: Set meter to 2K Ω.

terminals of heater plate wires.
Step 6: Replace stirrup guide.
Step 5: Re-connect electrical

leads.
Step 2: Disconnect two white

leads from drawer
heater switch to the
drawer heater. Meter Reading Required Action
approx.
Heater plate - OK.
360 ohms
0 ohms Replace Heater Plate.
Models: 625 (-001 /-003 /-004 /-006)

Serial Numbers: all
Access Procedures
Heater Plate Replacement
Caution

Step 2: Disconnect two white
wires from drawer
Step 8: Replace stirrup guide. heater switch to the
heater plate.
Step 6: Route heater plate wires
thru upperwrap. Re-connect wires.
Step 3: Push LH slide lever UP and RH lever DOWN

Remove drawer.
Note: Slide levers are clear.
Step 4: Remove heater plate.
Step 7: Install drawer.

Step 5: Install heater plate.
Models: 625 (-001 /-003 /-004 /-006)

Serial Numbers: all
Calibration Procedure
Note
When S2 switch is pressed you will hear a steady
pattern of “beeps”. When calibration is completed
you will hear three short beeps.
To calibrate...
A) Unplug and re-plug power cord.
B) Wait for the power up beep sequence from table,
then within two seconds, press S2 switch.
C) Run Base all the way down.
D) Run Base all the way up.
E) Run Back all the way down.
F) Run Back all the way up.
J6
S2
Switch
© Midmark Corporation 2009 SF-1935 [Revised: 7/6/12] B-20

Scale Calibration Procedure (625-004 only)
Note
If abort message is displayed, unplug table for 60 seconds.
Remove and reinstall hand control batteries, then repeat step 1.
Step 2:
Step 1: A) When “CLrAL” is displayed, firmly press and release the plus button.
A) Remove any load from the patient surface. B) After count down, “Ad50” will be displayed.
B) Press and hold the Weight and Plus buttons until “Pause”
Note: If something other then “Ad50” is displayed, press the weight button until
is displayed for at least one second, then release buttons. “Ad50” is displayed. (Early units may display “Add 50”).
Weight Plus Plus

Button Button Button
Step 3: Step 4:
A) Place fifty pound calibrated weight on patient surface. A) Wait until display clears, then firmly press and release the weight button.
B) Firmly press and release the plus button. Note:“50 lbs” should be displayed.
Note: After count down “donE” will be displayed. B) Remove calibrated weight.
Plus Weight
Button Button
© Midmark Corporation 2009 SF-1935 [Revised: 10/15/13] B-21
Hand Control PC Board LED Test (625-004 only)
When “Zero” or “Weight” is pressed, the Hand Control transmits the request through the antenna to the Base Station.
Hand Control D10 flashes green.
LEDs Normal Status
D9 ON (green) during Hand Control power up
D10 ON (green) flashes when button on Hand Control is pressed
D11 ON (green) during Hand Control power up

(ON (green) flashes when information is received from Base Station)
D12 Not Used
Zero Weight

Wireless Base Station PC Board LED Test (625-004 only)
When the Wireless Base Station PC board receives request through the antenna, the request is forwarded to the Main PC board through
the LIN to VMS PC board. Main PC board D9 flashes green (if “Zero” button is pressed, D10 also illuminates red).
The Wireless Base Station sends acknowledgement of request to Hand Control PC board through the antenna.
Wireless Base Station PC board D1 (TX) flashes green, Hand Control PC board D11 flashes green.
LEDs Normal Status
D1 (TX) - ON (green) flashes when sending information to wireless Hand Control
D2 (RX) ON (green) except when sending information to wireless Hand Control
D3 (COM) ON (green) when connected to network
D4 (PWR) ON (green) when board has power

LIN to Scale PC Board LED Test (625-004 only)
The LIN to Scale PC board request weight data from the Scale PC board.
The LIN to Scale PC board sends weight data to the Main PC board through the 625 to USB PC board.
(D1)
(D2)
(D3)
(D4)
LEDs Normal Status
D1 ON (green) flashes when board has power
D2 Not Used
D3 Not Used
LIN to Scale
PC Board
D4 ON (green) communicating (always on)

Main PC Board LED Test (625-004 only)
The Main PC board forwards request to the LIN to Scale PC board through the 625 to USB PC board.
The Main PC board sends weight data to the Wireless Base Station PC board through the LIN to VMS PC board.
(D9) (D10) (D11) (D12)
LEDs Normal Status
D9 ON (green) flashes while any button is pressed

(With wireless control only)
D10 ON (red) when “Zero” is pressed

(Remains ON until another button is pressed)
D11 Not Used
D12 ON (green) when board has power
MA10000i
© Midmark Corporation 2009 SF-1935 [Revised: 6/617] B-25

625 to USB PC Board Test (625-004 only)
The 625 to USB PC board relays request from the Main PC board to the LIN to Scale PC board.
Out To
LIN to Scale
PC Board
In From
Main PC Board
625 to USB
PC Board
MA100001

LIN to VMS PC Board LED Test (625-004 only)
Relays information from the Wireless Base Station PC Board to Main PC Board.
LEDs Normal Status
D4 ON (green) when connected to network
D3 ON (amber) when table operated from VMS
In From D2 ON (red) when table operated from VMS

Wireless
Base Station
D1 ON (green) flashes when board has power
(D4)
(D3)
(D2)
(D1)
Out To
Main PC Board

Scale PC Board LED Test (625-004 only)
Scale PC board receives request from LIN to Scale PC board - DS1 flashes red.
Scale PC board gathers weight data from load cells.
Weight data from load cells is forwarded to the LIN to Scale PC board - DS2 flashes amber.
Load Cell
Connection
(DS1)
Load Cell
Connection
(DS2)
Load Cell
Connection
(DS3)
Load Cell
Connection
LEDs Normal Status
DS1 ON (red) flashes when receiving request from LIN to Scale board
DS2 ON (amber) flashes when sending information to LIN to Scale board

(Occurs approximately two times per second)
DS3 Flash (green) when board has power

Scale
PC Board

Access Cladding Removal / Installation..........C-2
Table Shrouds
Removal / Installation.........................C-3
Procedures Raising / Lowering
Section C Table Manually...................................C-6

Upholstery
Chair Arms / Brace
Top Cover
© Midmark Corporation 2009 SF-1935 [Revised: mo/dd/yr] C-1

Cladding
Removal / Installation
End Cap
Tabs
Long Tab
To remove cladding...
A) Press two tabs.
B) Pull bottom of cladding away from table. Upperwrap
C) Lift cladding up to remove.
To install cladding...
A) Insert tabs at head-end of cladding into side cladding holes.
B) Slide cladding over upperwrap.
MA8084i
C) Pull bottom of cladding out, then push down on the top
to engage the long tab onto top edge of upperwrap.
D) Push bottom of cladding in, until two bottom tabs snap Bottom Tab
into place.
Bottom Tab
Models: 625
Serial Numbers: all
© Midmark Corporation 2009 SF-1935 [Revised: 1/11/11] C-2 Always verify model & serial number
Table Shrouds
Cladding Removal / Installation..........C-2
Note
Remove all accessories (ex. chair arms) before performing this procedure.
Step 1: Remove cladding.

Note: Refer to Cladding Removal / Installation.
Step 2: Push LH side lever UP and RH side lever DOWN.

Remove drawer.
Note: Side levers are clear plastic.
Models: 625
Serial Numbers: all
Table Shrouds - continued
Step 3: Lower table to lowest height.

Disconnect table power cord. Step 4: Remove screws from head-end
& foot-end of outer shrouds.
Step 5: Remove side screws & outer shroud.

Repeat for other side.
Models: 625
Serial Numbers: all
Table Shrouds - continued
Step 6: Remove two screws securing each set of shrouds.

Repeat at head-end of table.
To install shrouds...
A) Install six screws securing bottom of inner shroud.
B) Install four screws securing each set of shrouds.
C) Install side screws & outer shrouds.
D) Install screws at head-end & foot-end of outer shrouds.
E) Install drawer. Step 7: Remove six screws securing
F) Install cladding. bottom of inner shroud.
Models: 625
Serial Numbers: all
© Midmark Corporation 2009 SF-1935 [Revised: mo/dd/yr] C-5 Always verify model & serial number
Manually Raising / Lowering Table
Table Shrouds
Equipment Alert Removal / Installation.........................C-3
Do not to move chair past limit switches
or equipment could be damage.
Step 1: Remove cladding & table shrouds.

(Access procedures)
Step 2: Run drill in reverse to raise table.

Run drill forward to lower table.
Note: Requires 1/4” socket w/ extension.
Models: 625
Serial Numbers: all
Upholstered Top
Exploded Views / Part Numbers:
Premium Uph: 28 inch. Wide..............E-3
Removal / Installation Ultra Premium Uph. 28 inch. Wide.....E-4
Premium Uph. 32 inch. Wide..............E-5
Step 2: Remove upholstered top & footrest pad.

Note: Slide upholstery up to remove from back support plate.
Step 3: Position upholstered top & footrest pad on table.

Note: Back support plate must slide under paper roll holder.
Be sure locking knobs align with holes in back / seat

mounting plates.
Locking Knobs
Locked
Step 4: Rotate locking knobs to locked position..
Step 1: Rotate all locking knobs to unlocked position. Unlocked
Note: There are four locking knobs under back section,

and two locking knobs under seat section.
Models: 625
Serial Numbers: all
Chair Arms / Brace (optional)
Removal
It may be necessary to remove the chair arm brace

when performing certain procedures.
Step 1: Squeeze lever.
Remove chair arm.
Step 4: Remove brace.
Lever
Step 3: Remove two screws.

Repeat on opposite side.
Models: 625
Serial Numbers: all
Top Cover (Back Limit Switch Access)
Table Shrouds
Removal / Installation Removal / Installation.........................C-3
Step 6: Reattach cladding & table shrouds.
Step 2: Remove three screws

securing top cover.
Step 5: Secure top cover with screws

removed in Step 2.
Note: The back limit switches can be accessed without completely

removing the top cover. But if removing the cover is necessary,
perform Step 3.
Step 3: Partially separate the back lift actuator as shown.

Slide top cover off of actuator.
Back Up
Limit Switch
Step 4: Slide top cover over back actuator.
Reattach back actuator.
MA8017i
Back Down
Limit Switch
Models: 625
Serial Numbers: all
Wiring Diagrams 625-001............................................ D-2*
625-003............................................ D-3*
625-004..............................................D-4
625-005..............................................D-5
625-006..............................................D-6
Section D
* Indicates multiple pages due to a

serial number break for the wiring diagram.
© Midmark Corporation 2009 SF-1935 [Revised: 1/15/11] D-1

Fuse IEC Fuse
Circuit Holder Inlet Holder
Breaker Blue
Isolation
Brn
D Transformer
Brn
Blue
Grn/Yel
G
Blue Brn Brn
E A
Blue
Receptacle
Circuit Grn/Yel
Grn/Yel Line Filter
Breaker F
Hand
Control
A A
Blue
Brn
Blue
Blue
Brn
Brn
I L
COM Foot
Home NC Control
Distribution Board

J10
J3
J1
J2
J9
J4
Blk
Back Dn COM
J11
Limit Switch NC
Blk J10
Wht
F1 F2 Back Up COM
Limit Switch NC
J8
J7
J6
J5
Wht
Blk F3 F2 F1
Base Dn COM
Limit Switch B
Blue
NC
Brn
Blk
Wht
Limit Switch NC
Wht Board
Wht
Wht
J J7 F4
H
Brn
Wht J6 J3 J2 J1
Blue
J5 J4
Wht
Wiring Diagram: 625 (-001)
Drawer Drawer Item Description Part
Heater Heater Number
K
Switch A Main Wiring Harness 015-1854-00
MA7997i B Main Wiring Harness 015-1854-00
Back Base C Back Motor Extension 015-2501-00
Actuator Actuator
D Receptacle Jumper (brown) 015-1886-00
E Receptacle Jumper (blue) 015-1886-01
F Distribution Harness 015-2005-00
C G Receptacle Harness 015-2531-00
H Back Hall Effect Extension 015-2502-00
I Foot Control Harness 015-1784-00
Models: 625-001 J Drawer Heater Harness with Switch 015-1759-00
K Used with wireless controls (optional) 015-2149-01
L Hand Control Harness 015-3464-00
© Midmark Corporation 2009 SF-1935 [Revised: 5/13/16] D-2 Always verify model & serial number
Fuse IEC Fuse
Breaker Blue
Isolation
Brn
D Transformer Blue
Brn
Grn/Yel
Blue
G Brn
E Blue
Grn/Yel
Brn
Circuit COM
Overtravel
NC
Breaker Limit Switch
Line Filter
Grn/Yel
F
Hand Grn/Yel
Control
A
Blue
Brn
Brn
I L
Blue
Foot
Blue
Brn
COM
Home NC Control
Distribution Board

J10
J3
J1
J2
J9
J4
Blk
Back Dn COM
J11
Limit Switch NC
Blk J10
Wht
F1 F2 Back Up COM
Limit Switch NC
J8
J7
J6
J5
Wht
Blk F3 F2 F1
Base Dn COM
B
Limit Switch
Blue
NC
Brn
Blk
Wht
Limit Switch NC
Wht Board
Wht
Wht
H J7 F4
J
Brn
Wht J6 J3 J2 J1
Blue
J5 J4
Wht
Drawer Drawer Wiring Diagram: 625 (-001)
Heater Heater Item Description Part
Switch K Number
MA7997-1i A Main Wiring Harness 015-2812-00
Back Base B Main Wiring Harness 015-2812-00
Actuator Actuator
C Back Motor Extension 015-2501-00
C E Receptacle Jumper (blue) 015-1886-01
G Receptacle Harness 015-2531-00
K Used with wireless controls (optional) 015-2149-01
© Midmark Corporation 2009 SF-1935 [Revised: 5/13/16] D-2.1 Always verify model & serial number
Fuse IEC Fuse
Breaker Blue
Isolation
Brn Brn
D Transformer Blue
Brn
Grn/Yel
Blue
H Brn
E Grn/Yel
Blue
Blue Brn
Circuit COM
Overtravel
NC
F Breaker Limit Switch
Line Filter
Grn/Yel
G
Hand Grn/Yel
Control
A
Blue
Brn
Brn
Blue
Foot
Blue
Brn
COM
Home NC Control
Distribution Board

J10
J3
J1
J2
J9
J4
Blk
Back Dn COM
J11
Limit Switch NC
Blk J10
Wht
F1 F2 Back Up COM
Limit Switch NC
J8
J7
J6
J5
Wht
Blk F3 F2 F1
Base Dn COM
B
Limit Switch
Blue
NC
Brn
Blk
Wht
Limit Switch NC
Wht Board
Wht
Wht
I J7 F4
K
Brn
Wht J6 J3 J2 J1
Blue
J5 J4
Wht
Drawer Drawer
Heater Heater
Switch L Wiring Diagram: 625 (-001)
Item Description Part
Base Number
Back
Actuator Actuator A Main Wiring Harness 015-2812-00
B 625 Limits Harness 029-5558-01
C C Back Motor Extension 029-5558-01
MA7997-2i
F Receptacle Harness, Interconnect 015-2939-00
G Distribution Harness 029-5558-01
H Receptacle Harness 029-5558-01
I Back Hall Effect Extension 029-5558-01
J Foot Control Harness 015-1784-00
Models: 625-001 K Drawer Heater Harness with Switch 015-1759-00
Serial Numbers: L Used with wireless controls (optional) 029-5558-01
V1149714 thru V1667149
M Hand Control Harness 015-3464-00
Fuse IEC Fuse
Breaker Blue
Isolation
Brn Brn
D Transformer Blue
Brn
Grn/Yel
Blue
H Brn
E Grn/Yel
Blue
Blue Brn
Circuit COM
Overtravel
NC
F Breaker Limit Switch
Line Filter
Grn/Yel
G
Hand Grn/Yel
Control
Blue
A
Brn
Brn
Blue
Foot
Blue
Brn
COM
Home NC Control
Distribution Board

J10
J3
J1
J2
J9
J4
Blk
Back Dn COM
J11
Limit Switch NC
Blk J10
Wht
F1 F2 Back Up COM
Limit Switch NC
J8
J7
J6
J5
Wht
Blk F3 F2 F1
Base Dn COM
B
Limit Switch
Blue
NC
Brn
Blk
Wht
Limit Switch NC
Wht Board
Wht
Wht
I J7 F4
K
Brn
Wht J6 J3 J2 J1
Blue
J5 J4
Wht
Drawer Drawer
Heater Heater
Switch L Wiring Diagram: 625 (-001)
Back Base Number
C C Back Motor Extension 029-5558-01
MA7997-3i D Receptacle Jumper (brown) 015-1886-00
Models: 625-001 J Foot / Hand Control Harnesses 015-3464-00
K Drawer Heater Harness with Switch 015-1759-00
L Used with wireless controls (optional) 029-5558-01
© Midmark Corporation 2009 SF-1935 [Revised: 5/13/16 D-2.3 Always verify model & serial number
Fuse IEC Fuse
Circuit
Holder Inlet Holder
Breaker Blue
Isolation
Brn
D Transformer Blue
Brn
Grn/Yel
Blue
G Brn
E Blue
Grn/Yel
Brn
Circuit COM
Overtravel
Breaker NC
Limit Switch
A A
I L
H
J
Number
K A Main Wiring Harness 015-2812-00

B Main Wiring Harness 015-2812-00
C G Receptacle Harness 015-2531-00
K Modular Harness (straight) 015-2149-01
Fuse IEC Fuse
Circuit
Holder Inlet Holder
Breaker Blue
Isolation
Brn Brn
D Transformer Blue
Brn
Grn/Yel
H Brn
Blue
E Grn/Yel
Blue
Blue Brn
Circuit COM
Overtravel
F Breaker NC
Limit Switch
A A
J M
I
K

L Number
A Main Wiring Harness 015-2812-00
C F Receptacle Harness, Interconnect 015-2939-00
J Foot Control Harness 015-1784-00
Models: 625-003 K Drawer Heater Harness with Switch 015-1759-00
Serial Numbers: L Modular Harness (straight) 029-5558-01

V1149714 thru V1667149
M Hand Control Harness 015-3464-00
Fuse IEC Fuse
Circuit
Holder Inlet Holder
Breaker Blue
Isolation
Brn Brn
D Transformer Blue
Brn
Grn/Yel
H Brn
Blue
E Grn/Yel
Blue
Blue Brn
Circuit COM
Overtravel
F Breaker NC
Limit Switch
A A
J J
I
K
L Wiring Diagram: 625 (-003)

Number
C D Receptacle Jumper (brown) 015-1886-00
Models: 625-003 J Foot / Hand Control Harnesses 015-3464-00
K Drawer Heater Harness with Switch 015-1759-00
L Modular Harness (straight) 029-5558-01
Fuse IEC Fuse
Holder Inlet BR Holder
Load Cells Load Cells
Y BL
X BL
BR
BL
BR
BL
W COM Overtravel
BL BL
V
NC
Limit Switch
BR
BR
BR
BL
Circuit
T U C Breaker
BL
BL BL
S D
A A F
R
Q AA B BR
E
BR
BR
Circuit
Breaker

Number
Z
B Distribution Harness 029-5558-00
P
C Receptacle Harness 029-5558-00
BR
BL
D Receptacle Jumper (blue) 015-1886-01
E Receptacle Jumper (brown) 015-1886-00
O F Receptacle Harness, Interconnect 015-2939-00
G Drawer Heater Harness with Switch 015-1759-00
H Back Motor Extension 029-5558-00
I Modular Harness (straight) 015-2931-02
J Modular Harness (straight) 029-5558-00
BR
BL
N K Modular Harness (serial) 029-5558-00
M L Modular Harness (serial) 015-2930-00
L J M Modular Harness (serial) 015-2930-00

N Modular Harness (straight) 015-2931-00
G
K O Back Hall Effect Extension 029-5558-00
BR
P Harness, 625 to USB COMM. PCB 015-2932-00
BL
I Q Foot Control Harness 015-1784-00
R Harness, HUB to USB COMM. PCB 015-2933-00
S Modular Harness (straight) 015-2931-02
T Harness, SER,SCL to SCL COMM. PCB 015-2934-00
U Harness, 625 USB HUB Power 015-2941-00
H
V Cable, USB Type B Panel Mount 015-2881-00
W Cable, USB Type A Panel Mount 015-2458-00
X Cable, USB Type A Panel Mount 029-5558-00
Models: 625-004 Y Cable, USB Type A Panel Mount 029-5558-00
Serial Numbers: V2200 thru V1667149 Z Distribution Harness 029-5558-00
AA Hand Control Harness 015-3464-00
Fuse IEC Fuse
Holder Inlet BR Holder
Load Cells Load Cells
Y BL
X BL
BR
BL
BR
BL
W COM Overtravel
BL BL
V
NC
Limit Switch
BR
BR
BR
BL
Circuit
T U C Breaker
BL
BL BL
S D
A A F
R
Q Q B BR
E
BR
BR
Circuit
Breaker

Number
Z
P B Distribution Harness 029-5558-00
BR
BL
C Receptacle Harness 029-5558-00
D Receptacle Jumper (blue) 015-1886-01
O E Receptacle Jumper (brown) 015-1886-00

H Back Motor Extension 029-5558-00
I Modular Harness (straight) 015-2931-02
BR
BL
N J Modular Harness (straight) 029-5558-00
M K Modular Harness (serial) 029-5558-00
L J L Modular Harness (serial) 015-2930-00

M Modular Harness (serial) 015-2930-00
G
K N Modular Harness (straight) 015-2931-00
BR
O Back Hall Effect Extension 029-5558-00
BL
I P Harness, 625 to USB COMM. PCB 015-2932-00
Q Foot / Hand Control Harnesses 015-3464-00
R Harness, HUB to USB COMM. PCB 015-2933-00
S Modular Harness (straight) 015-2931-02
T Harness, SER,SCL to SCL COMM. PCB 015-2934-00
H
U Harness, 625 USB HUB Power 015-2941-00
V Cable, USB Type B Panel Mount 015-2881-00
W Cable, USB Type A Panel Mount 015-2458-00
Models: 625-004 X Cable, USB Type A Panel Mount 029-5558-00
V1667150 thru Present Y Cable, USB Type A Panel Mount 029-5558-00

Serial Numbers:
Z Distribution Harness 029-5558-00
Fuse IEC Fuse
Holder Inlet Holder
Main PCB Brn
Export
Transformer
Brn
Blue
A Blue
Grn/Yel
Hand
Control
A A
Blue
Brn
E H
COM Foot
Home NC Control
Limit Switches COM
Blk
Back Dn COM
Blk
J11
Limit Switch NC J10
Blk
Back Up COM Wht
Limit Switch NC
Wht F3 F2 F1
Base Dn COM Blk
Limit Switch B
NC
Blk
Base Up COM Wht Main PC
J9
Limit Switch NC
Wht Board
J7 F4
J6 J3 J2 J1
J5 J4
MA8063i
Back Base
Actuator Actuator

C Number
D Back Hall Effect Extension 015-2502-00
E Foot Control Harness 015-1784-00
Models: 625-005 F Power Interrupt Harness 015-2813-00
Serial Numbers: V2200 thru V1667149 G Ground Harness 015-2570-00
H Hand Control Harness 015-3464-00
Fuse IEC Fuse
Holder Inlet Holder
Main PCB Brn
Export
Transformer
Brn
Blue
A Blue
Grn/Yel
Hand
Control
A A
Blue
Brn
E E
COM Foot
Home NC Control
Limit Switches COM
Blk
Back Dn COM
Blk
J11
Limit Switch NC J10
Blk
Back Up COM Wht
Limit Switch NC
Wht F3 F2 F1
Base Dn COM Blk
Limit Switch B
NC
Blk
Base Up COM Wht Main PC
J9
Limit Switch NC
Wht Board
J7 F4
J6 J3 J2 J1
J5 J4
MA8063-1i
Back Base
Actuator Actuator
Number
C
D Back Hall Effect Extension 015-2502-00
Models: 625-005 E Foot / Hand Control Harnesses 015-3464-00
F Power Interrupt Harness 015-2813-00
Serial Numbers: V1667150 thru Present G Ground Harness 015-2570-00
© Midmark Corporation 2009 SF-1935 [Revised: mo/dd/yr] D-5.1 Always verify model & serial number
Fuse IEC Fuse
Holder Inlet Holder
Main PCB Blue
Export
Transformer
Blue
Brn
A Brn
Grn/Yel
Brn
Blue
COM Overtravel
NC
Limit Switch
H
Grn/Yel
D
Hand
Control
Blue
Brn
A A
F I
Foot
Blue
Blue
COM
Brn
Brn
Home NC Control
Limit Switches COM
Distribution Board
Blk
J10
J3
J1
J2
J9
J4
Back Dn COM Blk

J11
Limit Switch NC
Blk J10
Wht
F1 F2 Back Up COM
Limit Switch NC
J8
J7
J6
J5
Wht
F3 F2 F1
Base Dn COM Blk
Limit Switch B
Blue
NC
Blk
Brn
Base Up COM Wht

J9 Main PC
Limit Switch NC
Wht Board
Wht
Wht
E J7 F4
G
Brn
Wht J6 J3 J2 J1
Blue
J5 J4
Wht
Drawer Drawer
Heater Heater
Switch Wiring Diagram: 625 (-006)
MA8064-3i Item Description Part
Base Number
Back
C
D Distribution Harness 015-2005-00
E Back Hall Effect Extension 015-2502-00
F Foot Control Harness 015-1784-00
Models: 625-006 G Drawer Heater Harness with Switch 015-1759-00
H Power Interrupt Harness 015-2813-00
I Hand Control Harness 016-3464-00
Fuse IEC Fuse
Holder Inlet Holder
Main PCB Blue
Export
Transformer
Blue
Brn
A Brn
Grn/Yel
Brn
Blue
COM Overtravel
NC
Limit Switch
H
Grn/Yel
D
Hand
Control
Blue
Brn
A A
F F
Foot
Blue
Blue
COM
Brn
Brn
Home NC Control
Limit Switches COM
Distribution Board
Blk
J10
J3
J1
J2
J9
J4
Back Dn COM Blk

J11
Limit Switch NC
Blk J10
Wht
F1 F2 Back Up COM
Limit Switch NC
J8
J7
J6
J5
Wht
F3 F2 F1
Base Dn COM Blk
Limit Switch B
Blue
NC
Blk
Brn
Base Up COM Wht

J9 Main PC
Limit Switch NC
Wht Board
Wht
Wht
E J7 F4
G
Brn
Wht J6 J3 J2 J1
Blue
J5 J4
Wht
Drawer Drawer
Heater Heater
Switch
MA8064-4i
Back Base
Actuator Wiring Diagram: 625 (-006)
Actuator
Number
C
D Distribution Harness 015-2005-00
E Back Hall Effect Extension 015-2502-00
Models: 625-006 F Foot \ Hand Control Harnesses 015-3464-00
H Power Interrupt Harness 015-2813-00
Exploded Views & (-001 /-003 /-005 /-006)....................E-2
(-004)................................................E-3
Parts Lists
Section E
XXX-XXXX-XX
XXX-XXXX-XX
XXX-XXXX-XX
© Midmark Corporation 2009 SF-1935 [Revised: 2/22/12] E-1

625 (-001,-003, -005, & -006) Table Receptacle System............... E-32*
Drawer Heater System.....................E-34
Premium: 28 in. wide..........................E-4

Premium UltraFree: 28 in. wide..........E-5 Base............................................... E-20*
Premium: 32 in. wide..........................E-6 Back............................................... E-16*
Premium UltraFree: 32 in. wide..........E-7
Back Section.................................. E-15*
Seat Section.....................................E-12
Pelvic Tilt..........................................E-14 Electrical Components................... E-23*
Fuses................................................E-31
Stirrups.............................................E-13
Base Scissor / Slide Mechanism.... E-19*
Base Shrouds / Side Cladding....... E-18*
Exam Assistant® Drawer Assy........ E-17*
Foot Control......................................E-25
Hand Control....................................E-26
Base Components.......................... E-21*

MA8106i
Wireless Control Components........ E-27*
Models: 625
* Indicates multiple pages due to a
Serial Numbers: -001, -003, serial number break for the parts illustration.
-005, & -006
© Midmark Corporation 2009 SF-1935 [Revised: 1/23/19] E-2 Always verify model & serial number
625 (-004) 625 (-004 )Table Receptacle System...... E-33
Drawer Heater System............................ E-34
625 (-004 ) Premium: 28 in. wide........................ E-8

625 (-004 ) Premium UltraFree: 28 in. wide........ E-9 Base............................................... E-20*
625 (-004 ) Premium: 32 in. wide........................ E-10 Back............................................... E-16*
625 (-004 ) Premium UltraFree: 32 in. wide........ E-11
Back Section.................................. E-15*
Seat Section.....................................E-12
Pelvic Tilt..........................................E-14
Electrical Components................... E-23*
Fuses................................................E-31
Stirrups.............................................E-13
Base Scissor / Slide Mechanism.... E-19*
Base Shrouds / Side Cladding....... E-18*
Exam Assistant® Drawer Assy........ E-17*

625 (-004 ) Scale / USB Boards.......E-24
Wireless Foot Control.......................E-28

Wireless Hand Control......................E-30
625 (-004 ) Base Components....... E-22*
MA8106i
Models: 625 * Indicates multiple pages due to a

Serial Numbers: -004 serial number break for the parts illustration.
Color Selector............ www.midmark.com
2 Standard) 028-10023-xxx
Cal 133) 028-10025-xxx
Standard) 002-10118-xxx 1
Cal 133) 002-10120-xxx
3 041-0010-01 Item #16 is a special order option.
Note: The footrest shelf will not slide into the
stowed position with this pad installed.
16 002-10218-xxx
4 053-1368-00
3.75 in.
(9.5 cm)
5 Left) 030-1494-51
Right) 030-1494-50
6 040-0010-154
14 002-1427-00
7 042-0059-08 13 MA9113i
7
045-0001-00 11 Premium Upholstery: 28 Inch Wide
9 029-3530-00-216 Item Description Qty.
8 053-1366-00
1 Upholstery Set (includes items 2 thru 13) 1
12 028-0606-00-xxx 10 040-0010-12 2 • Seat / Back Upholstery 1
3 • Nut 4
15 055-0005-00 4 • Handle 2
13 053-0424-00 5 • Handle Bracket 2
6 • Screw 4
7 • Bolt (1/4-20 x .787”) 8
Color insert not req’d for 625 8 • Paper Roll Housing 1

9 • Locking Knob 6
10 Screw 12
11 Washer 12
12 • Footrest Pad (includes item 13 - qty 4) 1
13 • • Footrest Glide 4
14 Tear Strap 1
15 Paper Roll Rod 1
Models: 625 Footrest Pad - special (4.25 in. thick)
16 1
[includes four glides (item #13)]
Serial Numbers: -001, -003,
Kit, Upholstery Packaging (002-1907-00)
-005, & -006 17 (not shown) 1
2 UltraFree) 028-10031-xxx
UltraFree) 002-10156-xxx 1 UltraFree Cal 133) 028-10032-xxx
UltraFree Cal 133) 002-10157-xxx
Item #16 is a special order option.
3 041-0010-01
Note: The footrest shelf will not slide into the
16 002-10218-xxx
4 053-1368-00 3.75 in.

(9.5 cm)
5 Left) 030-1494-51
Right) 030-1494-50
14 002-1427-00 6 040-0010-154
13 MA9113i
7 7 042-0059-08
045-0001-00 11 Premium UltraFree Upholstery:
9 029-3530-00-216 28 Inch Wide
12 028-0606-00-xxx 8 053-1366-00 Item Description Qty.
10 040-0010-12 1 Upholstery Set (includes items 2 thru 14) 1

2 • Seat / Back Upholstery 1
13 053-0424-00 15 055-0005-00 3 • Nut 4
4 • Handle 2
5 • Handle Bracket 2
6 • Screw 4
7 • Bolt (1/4-20 x .787”) 8
10 • Screw 12
11 • Washer 12
14 Tear Strap 1
15 Paper Roll Rod 1
16 1
[includes four glides (item #13)
-005, & -006 17 1
(not shown)
Cal 133) 002-10121-xxx 2 Standard) 028-10024-xxx
Cal 133) 028-10025-xxx
029-0017-12 11
3 053-2045-00-216
042-0059-08 4
045-0001-00 7 5 029-3530-00-216
Premium Upholstery: 32 Inch Wide

9 053-0424-00 Item Description Qty.
6 040-0010-12 055-0005-10 10 1 Upholstery Set (includes items 2 thru 10) 1
8 028-0606-00-xxx 2 • Seat / Back Upholstery 1
3 • Paper Roll Housing 1
4 • Screw 4
MA8001i
6 • Screw 12
7 • Washer 12
Models: 625 10 • Paper Roll Rod 1
11 Tear Strap 2
-005, & -006 12 1
(not shown)
Cal 133) 028-10034-xxx
029-0017-12 11
3 053-2045-00-216
042-0059-08 4
045-0001-00 7 5 029-3530-00-216
Premium UltraFree Upholstery:

32 Inch Wide
4 • Screw 4
MA8001i
6 • Screw 12
7 • Washer 12

11 Tear Strap 2
-005, & -006 12 1
(not shown)
2 Standard) 028-10027-xxx
Cal 133) 028-10028-xxx
Cal 133) 002-10123-xxx Item #16 is a special order option.
3 041-0010-01 Note: The footrest shelf will not slide into the
16 002-10028-xxx
3.75 in.
4 053-1368-00 (9.5 cm)
5 Left) 030-1494-51
Right) 030-1494-50
6 040-0010-154
14 002-1427-00
13 MA9113i
7 7 042-0059-08
625 (-004) Premium Upholstery:
045-0001-00 11 28 Inch Wide
8 053-1366-00
1 Upholstery Set (includes items 2 thru 13) 1
12 028-0606-00-xxx 10 040-0010-12 2 • Seat / Back Upholstery 1
3 • Nut 4
15 055-0005-00 4 • Handle 2
13 053-0424-00 5 • Handle Bracket 2
6 • Screw 4
7 • Bolt (1/4-20 x .787”) 8
10 Screw 12
11 Washer 12
14 Tear Strap 1
15 Paper Roll Rod 1
16 1
[includes four glides (item #13)]
Serial Numbers: -004 Kit, Upholstery Packaging (002-1907-00)
17 1
(not shown)
UltraFree) 002-10161-xxx 1
2 UltraFree) 028-10035-xxx
Item #16 is a special order option.
3 041-0010-01 Note: The footrest shelf will not slide into the
16 002-10218-xxx
3.75 in.
4 053-1368-00 (9.5 cm)
5 Left) 030-1494-51
Right) 030-1494-50
14 002-1427-00 6 040-0010-154
13 MA9113i
7 7 042-0059-08
045-0001-00 11
625 (-004) Premium UltraFree Upholstery:
9 029-3530-00-216 28 Inch Wide
12 028-0606-00-xxx 8 053-1366-00 Item Description Qty.
10 040-0010-12 1 Upholstery Set (includes items 2 thru 14) 1

2 • Seat / Back Upholstery 1
13 053-0424-00 15 055-0005-00 3 • Nut 4
4 • Handle 2
5 • Handle Bracket 2
6 • Screw 4
7 • Bolt (1/4-20 x .787”) 8
10 • Screw 12
11 • Washer 12
14 Tear Strap 1
15 Paper Roll Rod 1
16 1
[includes four glides (item #13)
17 1
(not shown)
Cal 133) 028-10030-xxx
029-0017-12 11
3 053-2045-00-216
042-0059-08 4
045-0001-00 7 5 029-3530-00-216
625 (-004) Premium Upholstery:

32 Inch Wide
4 • Screw 4
MA10664i
6 • Screw 12
7 • Washer 12
11 Tear Strap 2
12 1
(not shown)
Cal 133) 028-10038-xxx
029-0017-12 11
3 053-2045-00-216
042-0059-08 4
045-0001-00 7 5 029-3530-00-216
625 (-004) Premium UltraFree Upholstery:

32 Inch Wide
4 • Screw 4
MA10665i
6 • Screw 12
7 • Washer 12
11 Tear Strap 2
12 1
(not shown)
050-6305-00-216 13
029-4550-00-216 1
040-0010-47 2
053-2146-00-312 3
12 053-0068-06
053-1550-00-216 4
053-1508-00-312 5 11 057-0840-00
053-0220-00-271 6
030-1786-00-216 7
10 030-1819-00-216
Seat Section
Item Description Qty.
Upperwrap Assembly
1 1
(includes items 2 thru 10)
2 • Screw (#10-24 x 3/8”) 6
3 • Stirrup Guide 1
053-1377-00 8 4 • Stem Bumper 4
2 042-0184-01 14 5 • Runner Glide 4
6 • Plastic Treatment Pan 1
7 • Footrest Shelf 1
9 002-1331-02 15 8 • Footrest Trim 1
9 • Refer to: “Stirrup Assembly” 2
10 • Upperwrap Weldment 1
002-1331-00 16 11 Pivot Rod 1
12 Snap Bushing 3
13 Seat Mtg. Frame 1
14 Screw 2
Models: 625 15 Switch Housing and Label Kit (with one switch 1
hole [includes label])
Serial Numbers: all Switch Housing and Label Kit (no holes [includes
16 1
label])
029-2951-06 1
8 053-0387-00
020-0337-00-216 2
7 050-5027-00
6 016-0400-00
5 040-0010-47
4 051-1003-01
042-0001-39 3
MA703900I
Stirrups
Stirrup Assembly
1 2
2 • Stirrup 1
3 • Roll Pin 1
4 • Stirrup Bar 1
5 Screw (10-24 x 3/8”) 2
Models: 625 6 Guide Bracket Spring 2
Serial Numbers: all 7 Guide Bracket 2
8 Pivot Boss 2
© Midmark Corporation 2009 SF-1935 [Revised: 04/10] E-13 Always verify model & serial number
016-1018-00 2
4 050-6304-00-216
002-1712-00 1
053-1550-00-216 3
5 053-1564-00-312
Pelvic Tilt
MA716200i
Pelvic Tilt Assembly
1 1
2 • Pivot Pin 2
Models: 625 3 • Bumper 2
Serial Numbers: all 4 • Bracket 1
5 • Handle 2
029-4803-00-216 14
1 050-6494-00-216
2 053-1594-00-312
053-1595-00-312 13 3 053-1998-00-271
053-1565-00-312 12
030-1818-00-216 11
8
4 050-7584-00-216
8
15
5 002-1460-00
6 040-0010-47
Back Section
057-0840-00 10 1 Bracket 1
7 030-1818-01-216 2 Limit Switch Bumper 1
3 Top Cover 1
040-0312-90 9 4 Top Cover Bracket 1
5 Back Actuator Bracket 1
6 Screw (10-24 x 3/8”) 2
8 040-0250-157 7 Support Channel - LH 1
8 Hex Bolt (1/4-20 x 1/2”) 14
MA8103i 9 Hex Bolt (5/16-18 x 1/2) 4
10 Hinge Rod 1
11 Support Channel - RH 1
12 Bumper 2
Models: 625 13 Bumper 1
Serial Numbers: V2200 thru V1083261 14 Back Weldment 1
15 Refer to: “Back Actuator / Limit Switches” Ref
029-4803-00-216 13
1 050-6494-00-216
2 053-1594-00-312
053-1595-00-312 12 3 053-1998-00-271
053-1565-00-312 11
030-1818-00-216 10
7
7
14
4 002-1460-00
5 040-0010-47
Back Section
057-0840-00 9 6 030-1818-01-216
1 Bracket 1
2 Limit Switch Bumper 1
040-0312-90 8 3 Top Cover 1
4 Back Actuator Bracket 1
7 040-0250-157 5 Screw (10-24 x 3/8”) 2
6 Support Channel - LH 1
MA8103-1i 7 Hex Bolt (1/4-20 x 1/2”) 14
8 Hex Bolt (5/16-18 x 1/2) 4
9 Hinge Rod 1
10 Support Channel - RH 1
11 Bumper 2
Models: 625 12 Bumper 1
Serial Numbers: V1083262 thru Present 13 Back Weldment 1
14 Refer to: “Back Actuator / Limit Switches” Ref
© Midmark Corporation 2009 SF-1935 [Revised: mo/dd/yr] E-15.1 Always verify model & serial number
042-0602-33 15
2 053-2140-00
16 053-0858-01
002-1183-01 1 17 042-0004-00
6 016-0662-00
5 053-2127-00
4 002-1408-00
041-0010-00 14
7 041-0250-01
045-0001-00 13
18 015-1055-00
053-2097-00 12
053-2139-01 3 Back Actuator / Limit Switches

1 Back Actuator Assembly (incl. items 2 thru 4) 1
2 • Bushing 2
3 • Bushing 2
4 • Motor Only (includes items 5 thru 14) 1
042-0622-02 23 5 • • Motor Isolator 1
8 050-8239-00-216 6 • • Motor Coupler 1
7 • • Nut 1
042-0007-06 22 8 • • Bracket 1
9 040-0010-158 9 • • Screw (#10 x 32 x 1/4”) 2
10 • • Spring 1
053-2161-00-312 21 11 • • Hex Screw (1/4-20 x 1 1/2”) 1
10 025-0049-03 12 • • Isolation Washer 2

13 • • Washer 2
040-0250-157 20 14 • • Nut 2
11 042-0059-04 MA8105i
15 Clevis Pin 1
050-7793-00-216 19 16 Nylon Washer 2
18 17 Cotter Pin 1
18 Limit Switch 2
19 Bracket 1
20 Hex Screw 1
Models: 625 21 Rubber Washer 2
Serial Numbers: 22 E-ring 2

V2200 thru V1083261
23 Clevis Pin 1
© Midmark Corporation 2009 SF-1935 [Revised: 1/27/17 E-16 Always verify model & serial number
042-0602-33 14
2 053-2140-00
15 053-0858-01
002-1183-00 1 16 042-0004-00
5 016-0662-00
4 053-2127-00
3 002-1408-00
041-0010-00 13
6 041-0250-01
045-0001-00 12
17 015-1055-00
053-2097-00 11
Back Actuator / Limit Switches

1 Back Actuator Assembly (incl. items 2 & 3) 1
2 • Bushing 2
042-0622-02 21 4 • • Motor Isolator 1
7 050-8239-00-216 5 • • Motor Coupler 1
6 • • Nut 1
042-0007-06 20 7 • • Bracket 1
8 040-0010-158 8 • • Screw (#10 x 32 x 1/4”) 2
9 • • Spring 1
10 • • Hex Screw (1/4-20 x 1 1/2”) 1
040-0250-157 19 9 025-0049-03 11 • • Isolation Washer 2
12 • • Washer 2
13 • • Nut 2
10 042-0059-04 14 Clevis Pin 1
050-7793-00-216 18 MA8105-1i
15 Nylon Washer 2
17 16 Cotter Pin 1
17 Limit Switch 2
18 Bracket 1
Models: 625 19 Hex Screw 1
Serial Numbers: V1083262 thru V1513012 20 E-ring 2
21 Clevis Pin 1
© Midmark Corporation 2009 SF-1935 [Revised: 01/24/14] E-16.1 Always verify model & serial number
042-0602-33 16 2 053-2140-00
17 053-0858-01
002-1183-00 1 18 042-0004-00
7 016-0662-00 053-2539-00-312 3
6 053-2127-00
042-0211-01 4
041-0010-00 15 5 002-1408-00
045-0001-00 14 8 041-0250-01
053-2097-00 13 19 015-1055-00
Back Actuator / Limit Switches

1 Back Actuator Assembly (incl. items 2 thru 5) 1
2 • Bushing 2
042-0622-02 23 9 050-8239-00-216
3 • Actuator Motor Cover 1
4 • Screw (5.0mm x 20mm) 1
6 • • Motor Isolator 1
042-0007-06 22 10 040-0010-158
7 • • Motor Coupler 1
8 • • Nut 1
11 025-0049-03 9 • • Bracket 1
040-0250-157 21 10 • • Screw (#10 x 32 x 1/4”) 2
11 • • Spring 1
12 042-0059-04 12 • • Hex Screw (1/4-20 x 1 1/2”) 1
050-7793-00-216 20 13 • • Isolation Washer 2
19 14 • • Washer 2
15 • • Nut 2
16 Clevis Pin 1
MA8105-2i 17 Nylon Washer 2
18 Cotter Pin 1
19 Limit Switch 2
20 Bracket 1
Models: 625 21 Hex Screw 1
Serial Numbers: V1513013 thru Present 22 E-ring 2
23 Clevis Pin 1
1 029-4536-00
17 040-0010-47
13 053-2001-00-216
053-2072-00-216 15
16 050-7552-00-216
029-4535-00 2
6 041-0009-03 18 042-0010-07
051-1008-02 5
016-0945-01 7
19 050-7553-00-216
Exam Assistant® Drawer Assembly
002-1676-00 3
Drawer Assistant® Drawer Assembly
1 1
029-4534-00-271 4 12 040-0008-106 2 • Drawer Assembly (includes 4 thru 13) 1

• Drawer Front and Hardware Kit
3 (includes items 4 thru 6)
4 •• Drawer Front Assembly 1
11 044-0013-50 5 •• Pivot Rod 1
6 •• Push Nut 2
RH: 016-1186-02 8 7 • Edge Trim 2
LH: 016-1186-03 8 • Inner Slide (RH shown) 2
9 • Drawer Heat Sink 1
10 • Screw (M4-1.79 x 12mm) 7
11 • Weld Nut 2
050-7551-00-216 9 12 • Screw (#8-32 x 1/4”) 2
042-0184-01 10 13 • Drawer 1
14 • Outer & Middle Slide Assembly 2
15 • Drawer Divider 2
16 • Side Bracket 2
Models: 625 17 • Screw 4
Serial Numbers: V2200 thru V1307858 18 • Pop Rivet 4
19 • Drawer Housing 1
1 029-4536-00
18 040-0010-47
14 053-2001-00-216
053-2072-00-216 16
029-4535-00 2 17 050-7552-00-216
6 041-0009-03
19 042-0010-07
051-1008-02 5
053-2429-00-216 7
016-0945-01 8
15 016-1186-04 20 050-7553-00-216
Exam Assistant® Drawer Assembly

002-1676-00 3 Drawer Assistant® Drawer Assembly
1 1
2 • Drawer Assembly (includes 4 thru 14) 1
029-4534-00-271 4 13 040-0008-106 3 • Drawer Front & Hardware Kit (includes 4 thru 7)
4 •• Drawer Front Assembly 1
5 •• Pivot Rod 1
12 044-0013-50 6 •• Push Nut 2
7 •• Fold Down Drawer Stop 2
RH: 016-1186-02 9 8 • Edge Trim 2
LH: 016-1186-03 9 • Drawer Slide Assembly (RH shown) 2
050-7551-00-216 10 10 • Drawer Heat Sink 1
042-0184-01 11 11 • Screw (M4-1.79 x 12mm) 7
12 • Weld Nut 2
13 • Screw (#8-32 x 1/4”) 2
14 • Drawer 1
15 • Outer & Middle Slide Assembly 2
16 • Drawer Divider 2
17 • Side Bracket 2
Models: 625 18 • Screw 4
Serial Numbers: V1307859 thru Present 19 • Pop Rivet 4
20 • Drawer Housing 1
1 002-1608-00 053-2301-00 10
053-0752-00 11
2 040-0008-106
3 LH: 029-4548-00-216
RH: 029-4547-00-216
4 040-0010-47
042-0184-01 19
053-1553-00-271 18
002-1717-00 9 13 LH: 053-2059-00-271

RH: 053-2059-01-271
029-3050-00 8 5 016-0140-05
Base Shrouds & Side Cladding

1 Kit, Shroud Assembly (includes items 2 thru 11) 1
2 Screw (#8-32 x 1/4”) 12
Outer Shroud Assembly - LH shown
3 2
(includes items 11)
12 a) LH: 002-1744-00 4 Screw (#10-24 x 3/8”) 10
040-0008-78 7 4 b) RH: 002-1744-01 5 Trim Lock 4

c) RH: 002-1744-02 6 Inner Shroud Assembly - LH shown 2
(includes items 10 & 11)
7 Screw (#8-32 x 1/4”) 4
LH: 029-4789-00-312 6 Mid-Inner Shroud Assembly - LH shown
H: 029-4790-00-312
R
14 053-2564-00-271
8 (includes items 5, 10, & 11) 2
Mid-Outer Shroud Assembly - LH shown

9 2
10 Stem Bumper 14
11 Snap-On Glide 32
053-2070-00-271 17 15 061-0860-01 Side Cladding Assembly
a) LH with receptacle (incl. items 13 thru 17)
12 2
b) RH without receptacle (incl. items 13 thru 19)
c) RH with receptacle (incl. items 13 thru 17)
13 • End Cap - LH shown 2
16 053-2008-00-271 MA8092i
14 • Hole Plug 2
15 • Midmark Nameplate 2
16 • Hole Plug 2
17 • Knee Crutch Access Cover 2
Models: 625 Items 18 & 19 apply only to models w/o receptacle
Serial Numbers: V2200 thru V1077078 18 • Receptacle Hole Cover 1
19 • Screw (M4 x 12) 2
053-2301-00 10
1 002-1608-00
053-0752-00 11
2 040-0008-106
3 LH: 029-4548-00-216
RH: 029-4547-00-216 053-2213-00 12
4 040-0010-47 042-0184-01 20
053-1553-00-271 19
14 LH: 053-2059-00-271
002-1717-00 9 RH: 053-2059-01-271
029-3050-00 8 Base Shrouds & Side Cladding

5 016-0140-05
2 Screw (#8-32 x 1/4”) 12
3 2
(includes items 11)
4 Screw (#10-24 x 3/8”) 10
5 Trim Lock 4
Inner Shroud Assembly - LH shown
6 2
13 a) LH: 002-1744-00 (includes items 10 & 11)
040-0008-78 7 4 b) RH: 002-1744-01 7 Screw (#8-32 x 1/4”) 4
c) RH: 002-1744-02 8 Mid-Inner Shroud Assembly - LH shown 2
(includes items 5, 10, 11, & 12)
9 2
LH: 029-4789-00-312 6 (includes items 10, 11, & 12)
H: 029-4790-00-312
R 15 053-2564-00-271 10 Stem Bumper 14
11 Snap-On Glide 32
12 Shroud Isolator 8
Side Cladding Assembly
13 2
053-2070-00-271 18 16 061-0860-01 c) RH with receptacle (incl. items 14 thru 18)
15 • Hole Plug 2
17 053-2008-00-271 MA8092-1i 17 • Hole Plug 2
19 • Receptacle Hole Cover 1
Serial Numbers: V1077079 thru V1089389 20 • Screw (M4 x 12) 2
1 002-1608-00 053-2301-00 10
053-0752-00 11
2 040-0008-106
3 LH: 029-4548-00-216
RH: 029-4547-00-216
4 040-0010-47
042-0184-01 19
053-1553-00-271 18
002-1717-00 9 13 LH: 053-2059-00-271

RH: 053-2059-01-271
029-3050-00 8 5 016-0140-05
Base Shrouds & Side Cladding

2 Screw (#8-32 x 1/4”) 12
3 2
(includes items 11)
12 a) LH: 002-1744-00 4 Screw (#10-24 x 3/8”) 10
040-0008-78 7 4 b) RH: 002-1744-01 5 Trim Lock 4

c) RH: 002-1744-02 6 Inner Shroud Assembly - LH shown 2
7 Screw (#8-32 x 1/4”) 4
LH: 029-4789-00-312 6 Mid-Inner Shroud Assembly - LH shown
H: 029-4790-00-312
R
14 053-2564-00-271
8 (includes items 5, 10, & 11) 2

9 2
10 Stem Bumper 14
11 Snap-On Glide 32
053-2070-00-271 17 15 061-0860-01 Side Cladding Assembly
12 2
16 053-2008-00-271 MA8092-2i
14 • Hole Plug 2
16 • Hole Plug 2
Serial Numbers: V1089390 thru V1099004 18 • Receptacle Hole Cover 1
19 • Screw (M4 x 12) 2
053-2301-00 10
1 002-1608-00
053-0752-00 11
2 040-0008-106
3 LH: 029-4548-00-216
RH: 029-4547-00-216 053-2213-00 12
4 040-0010-47 042-0184-01 20
053-1553-00-271 19
14 LH: 053-2059-00-271
002-1717-00 9 RH: 053-2059-01-271
029-3050-00 8
5 016-0140-05 Base Shrouds & Side Cladding
2 Screw (#8-32 x 1/4”) 12
3 2
(includes items 11)
4 Screw (#10-24 x 3/8”) 10
5 Trim Lock 4
13 a) LH: 002-1744-00 6 Inner Shroud Assembly - LH shown 2
040-0008-78 7 4 b) RH: 002-1744-01
7 Screw (#8-32 x 1/4”) 4
c) RH: 002-1744-02
Mid-Inner Shroud Assembly - LH shown
8 2
LH: 029-4789-00-312 6 9 (includes items 10, 11, & 12) 2
H: 029-4790-00-312
R 15 053-2564-00-271 10 Stem Bumper 14
11 Snap-On Glide 32
053-2070-00-271 18 16 061-0860-01 13 b) RH without receptacle (incl. items 14 thru 20) 2
15 • Hole Plug 2
17 053-2008-00-271 MA8092-3i
17 • Hole Plug 2
Serial Numbers: V1099005 - V1563949 19 • Receptacle Hole Cover 1
20 • Screw (M4 x 12) 2
053-2301-00 10
1 002-1608-00
053-0752-00 11
2 040-0008-106
3 LH: 029-4548-00-216
RH: 029-4547-00-216 053-2213-00 12
4 040-0010-47 042-0184-01 20
053-1553-00-271 19
14 LH: 053-2059-00-271
002-1717-00 9 RH: 053-2059-01-271
029-3050-00 8
5 016-0140-05 Base Shrouds & Side Cladding
2 Screw (#8-32 x 1/4”) 12
3 2
(includes items 11)
4 Screw (#10-24 x 3/8”) 10
5 Trim Lock 4
13 a) LH: 002-1744-00 6 Inner Shroud Assembly - LH shown 2
040-0008-78 7 4 b) RH: 002-1744-01
7 Screw (#8-32 x 1/4”) 4
c) RH: 002-1744-02
Mid-Inner Shroud Assembly - LH shown
8 2
LH: 029-4789-00-312 6 9 (includes items 10, 11, & 12) 2
H: 029-4790-00-312
R 15 053-2564-00-271 10 Stem Bumper 14
11 Snap-On Glide 32
053-2070-00-271 18 16 061-0860-01 13 b) RH without receptacle (incl. items 14 thru 20) 2
15 • Hole Plug 2
17 053-2008-00-271 MA8092-4i
17 • Hole Plug 2
Serial Numbers: V1563950 - Present 19 • Receptacle Hole Cover 1
20 • Screw (M4 x 12) 2
2 040-0250-157
RH: 030-1582-00-216 1
LH: 030-1582-01-216
3 050-5454-50
4 002-1493-00
7
042-0606-05 13
025-0049-02 12
050-7608-00-216 11
2
045-0001-29 10
042-0007-03 9
5
030-1940-00-216 8
016-0392-11 7
Base Scissor / Slide Mechanism

4 Item Description Qty.
1 Scissor Channel Weldment (RH shown) 2
6 057-0849-00 2 Flat Head Screw (1/4-20 x 1/2”) 4

3 Top Cover Support Channel 1
4 Kit, Scissor Rollers 1
5 Refer to: “Base Components” Ref
6 Pivot Shaft 1
MA8099i 7 Flange Bearing 4
8 Scissor Arm Weldment 1
9 E-clip 1
10 Washer 1
Models: 625 11 Auto Return (“Home”) Switch Strike 1
Serial Numbers: V2200 thru V1158421 12 Spring 1
13 Clevis Pin 1
2 040-0250-157
RH: 030-1582-00-216 1
LH: 030-1582-01-216
3 050-5454-50
4 021-0086-02
8
042-0606-05 14 5 053-2225-00
025-0049-02 13
050-7608-00-216 12
2
045-0001-29 11
042-0007-03 10
6
030-1940-00-216 9
016-1570-09 8
Base Scissor / Slide Mechanism
4
1 Scissor Channel Weldment (RH shown) 2
2 Flat Head Screw (1/4-20 x 1/2”) 4
7 057-0849-00 3 Top Cover Support Channel 1

4 Extrusion Slide 2
5 Bearing Guide 4
6 Refer to: “Base Components” Ref
7 Pivot Shaft 1
MA8384i 8 Flange Bearing 4
9 Scissor Arm Weldment 1
10 E-clip 1
11 Washer 1
Models: 625 12 Auto Return (“Home”) Switch Strike 1
Serial Numbers: V1158422 thru Present 13 Spring 1
14 Clevis Pin 1
040-0375-86 18 19 053-2153-00
20 045-0000-05
053-2143-00 17 21 041-0375-10
030-1894-00 16 2 041-0010-10
15 050-5671-50 3 045-0001-00
14 015-1055-00
4 053-2097-00
5 016-0662-00
002-1273-00 1
6 053-2127-00
7 015-2385-00
13 040-0250-157 Base Actuator / Limit Switches
1 Base Actuator Kit (includes items 2 thru 7) 1
2 • Nut 2
3 • Shim Washer 2
4 • Isolation Washer 2
5 • Motor Coupler 1
6 • Motor Isolator 1
7 • Motor Assembly 1
8 Isolator Clamp 1
8 050-7947-00 9 Groove Pin 1
10 Actuator Pin Isolator 1
11 Bushing 2
9 042-0009-19 12 Base Actuator Pin 1
057-1161-00 12 13 Hex Bolt (1/4-20 x 1/2”) 3
10 053-2155-00 14 Limit Switch 4
15 Switch Bracket 1
053-2139-01 11 MA8101i 16 Cradle Weldment 1
17 Pivot Block Isolator 1
18 Hex Screw (3/8-16 x 3 1/2”) 2
Models: 625 19 Washer 2
Serial Numbers: V2200 thru V968527 20 Washer 2
21 Nut 2
18 053-2153-00
040-0375-86 17
19 045-0000-05
053-2143-00 16 20 041-0375-10
030-1894-00-216 15 2 041-0010-10
22 050-8226-00-000
3 045-0001-00
23 015-2811-00 4 053-2097-00
12 040-0250-157 5 016-0662-00
002-1273-00 1
6 053-2127-00
040-0250-89 11
7 015-2385-00
13a 015-1055-00
Base Actuator / Limit Switches
14 050-8225-00-000 1 Base Actuator Kit (includes items 2 thru 7) 1

2 • Nut 2
3 • Shim Washer 2
4 • Isolation Washer 2
057-1190-00 10 5 • Motor Coupler 1
6 • Motor Isolator 1
7 • Motor Assembly 1
20 8 Inner Actuator Mount 1
9 Base Actuator Isolator 1
19 10 Base Actuator Pin 1
11 Screw (1/4-20 x 1”) 2
13b 18 12 Hex Bolt (1/4-20 x 1/2”) 4
a) Base Up Limit Switch
13 b) Home Function Limit Switches 4
c) Base Down Limit Switch
13c 8 030-1939-00-000
14 Switch Bracket 1
15 Cradle Weldment 1
21 040-0375-87 16 Pivot Block Isolator 1
17 Hex Screw (3/8-16 x 3 1/2”) 2
9 053-2180-00 MA8196i 18 Washer 4
19 Washer 4
20 Nut 4
Models: 625 21 Hex Washer Head Screw (3/8-16 x 1 1/8”) 2
Serial Numbers: V968528 thru present 22 Switch Bracket 1
23 Over Travel Limit Switch 1
3 1 040-0250-157
2 020-0364-00-312
3 053-0050-00
4 LH: 020-0365-01-312
RH: 020-0332-00-312
5 040-0250-65
6 051-1232-00
7 016-1196-00
1
11 015-3464-00
MA8100i
Base Components
1 Hex Screw (1/4-20 x 1/2”) 11
9 015-1784-00 2 Front Base Casting 1
3 Hole Plug 4
10 050-7631-00-312 4 Back Base Cover - LH shown 2

5 Screw (1/4-20 x 1/2”) 6
6 Leveling Foot Mount 2
7 Leveling Foot 2
8 Base Weldment 1
Models: 625 (-001 /-003 /-005 /-006) 9 Foot Control Harness 1
Serial Numbers: 10 Bracket 1

V2200 thru V968527
11 Hand Control Harness 1
3 1 040-0250-157
2 020-0364-00-312
3 053-0050-00
4 LH: 020-0365-01-312
RH: 020-0365-00-312
5 040-0250-65
6 051-1232-00
7 016-1196-00
1 11 015-3464-00
Base Components
MA8100-1i
1 Hex Screw (1/4-20 x 1/2”) 11
3 Hole Plug 4
5 Screw (1/4-20 x 1/2”) 6
7 Leveling Foot 2
8 Base Weldment 1
Serial Numbers: V968528 thru V1182355 10 Bracket 1
3 1 040-0250-157
2 020-0364-00-312
3 053-0050-02
4 LH: 020-0365-01-312
RH: 020-0365-00-312
5 040-0250-65
6 051-1232-00
7 016-1196-00
1
11 015-3464-00
MA8100-2i Base Components

1 Hex Screw (1/4-20 x 1/2”) 11
3 Hole Plug 4

5 Screw (1/4-20 x 1/2”) 6
7 Leveling Foot 2
8 Base Weldment 1
Serial Numbers: 10 Bracket 1

V1182356 thru V1667149
3 1 040-0250-157
2 020-0364-00-312
3 053-0050-02
4 LH: 020-0365-01-312
RH: 020-0365-00-312
5 040-0250-65
6 051-1232-00
7 016-1196-00
1 9 015-3464-00
8 030-1938-00-312 Base Components

1 Hex Screw (1/4-20 x 1/2”) 11
2 Front Base Casting 1
10 050-7631-00-312 3 Hole Plug 4
4 Back Base Cover - LH shown 2
5 Screw (1/4-20 x 1/2”) 6
7 Leveling Foot 2
Models: 625 (-001 /-003 /-005 /-006) 8 Base Weldment 1
Serial Numbers: 9 Hand / Foot Control Harness 2

V1667150 thru Present
10 Bracket 1
1 029-5391-00
2 040-0250-157
5
5 053-0050-02
3 020-0364-00-312
4 040-0312-25 6 LH: 020-0365-01-312

RH: 020-0365-00-312
12 015-3464-00
2
7 030-1938-00-312
625 (-004) Base Components
1 Bubble Level Plug 1
8 015-2469-00
2 Hex Screw (1/4-20 x 1/2”) 11
3 Front Base Casting 1
050-7631-00-312 11 4 Hex Screw (5/16-18 x 5/8”) 8
5 Hole Plug 4
9 029-5612-00 6 Back Base Cover - LH shown 2
015-1784-00 10 7 Base Weldment 1
MA8274 8 Load Cell 4
9 Leveling Feet Set (includes four leveling feet) 1
Models: 625-004 10 Foot Control Harness 1
11 Bracket 1
1 029-5391-00
2 040-0250-157
5
5 053-0050-02
3 020-0364-00-312
4 040-0312-25 6 LH: 020-0365-01-312

RH: 020-0365-00-312
2
10 015-3464-00
7 030-1938-00-312 Base Components
1 Bubble Level Plug 1
2 Hex Screw (1/4-20 x 1/2”) 11
050-7631-00-312 11 8 015-2469-00 3 Front Base Casting 1
4 Hex Screw (5/16-18 x 5/8”) 8
5 Hole Plug 4
9 029-5612-00 6 Back Base Cover - LH shown 2
7 Base Weldment 1
8 Load Cell 4
9 Leveling Feet Set (includes four leveling feet) 1
Models: 625-004 10 Hand / Foot Control Harness 2
Serial Numbers: V1667150 thru Present 11 Bracket 1
1 040-0010-47
2 050-6013-00
Attention:
3 002-1274-00 PC board is not compatible with ALL units.
ALWAYS VERIFY MODEL & SERIAL NUMBER.
4 015-2622-00
5 a) 015-1829-00
b) 015-1604-00
1
1 6 015-1259-03
053-1664-00-000 11
7 015-0639-00
053-0068-06 10 8 015-1338-00
*See Note
Electrical Components
002-1394-00 9 1 Screw (1/4-20 x 1/2”) 8
2 Cover 1
3 PC Board 1
4 Power Line Filter (Domestic models only) 1
a) Isolation Transformer (Domestic models)
5 1
b) Transformer (Export models)
6 Fuse Holder 2
7 Power Cord Inlet 1
MA8102i
Power Cord (N. American, 120V, 8 ft)
8 *Note: Export models require accessory: 9A152 1
International Cordsets.
Models: 625 (-001 /-003) 9 Housing (includes nutserts) 1
Serial Numbers: V2200 thru V968527 10 Snap Bushing 3
11 Standoff 6
1 040-0010-47
2 050-6013-00
Attention:
3 002-1422-00 PC board is not compatible with ALL units.
ALWAYS VERIFY MODEL & SERIAL NUMBER.
4 015-2622-00
5 a) 015-1829-00
b) 015-1604-00
1
1 6 015-1259-03
053-1664-00-000 11
7 015-0639-00
053-0068-06 10 8 015-1338-00
*See Note
002-1394-00 9 1 Screw (1/4-20 x 1/2”) 8
2 Cover 1
3 PC Board 1
4 Power Line Filter (Domesic models only) 1
5 b) Transformer (Export models) 1
6 Fuse Holder 2
MA8102i
Models: 625 (-001 /-003) 9 Housing (includes nutserts) 1
Serial Numbers: V968528 thru V1266165 10 Snap Bushing 3
11 Standoff 6
1 040-0010-47
2 050-6013-00
3 002-1610-00 Attention:
Contact Midmark Technical Service before ordering
any PC board for 625-004 units with serial numbers
V1179275 thru V1260356
4 015-2622-00
5 a) 015-1829-00
b) 015-1604-00
1
1 6 015-1259-03
053-1664-00-000 11
7 015-0639-00
053-0068-06 10 8 015-1338-00
*See Note
002-1394-00 9 1 Screw (1/4-20 x 1/2”) 8
2 Cover 1
3 PC Board 1
4 Power Line Filter (Domesic models only) 1
5 b) Transformer (Export models) 1
6 Fuse Holder 2
MA8102i
Models: 625 (-001 /-003) 625-004 9 Housing (includes nutserts) 1
Serial Numbers: V1266166 thru present all 10 Snap Bushing 3
11 Standoff 6
2 050-7905-00
040-0010-145 1
3 040-0010-129
002-1513-00 4
5 002-1516-00
6 053-1664-00-000
6
7 002-1512-00
8 050-7904-00
053-0068-06 11
Attention:
V1179275 thru V1260356
002-1515-00 10
002-1514-00 9 625 (-004) Scale / USB Boards

1 Screw (#24 x 1/2” (Sink)) 2
2 Cover 1
3 Screw (#24 x 1/2” (MAG525B)) 1
4 LIN to VSM PC Board (includes standoffs) 1
5 USB HUB PC Board (includes standoffs) 1
6 Standoff AR
7 Scale PC Board (includes standoffs) 1
8 Housing 1
Models: 625-004 9 625 to USB PC Board (includes standoffs) 1
Serial Numbers: all 10 LIN to Scale PC Board (includes standoffs) 1
11 Snap Bushing 3
002-1300-04 1 2 053-1903-01-312
3 015-2389-01
4 053-1905-00-312
5 053-1904-00-312
Note
Refer to “Wireless Control Components”
if applicable.
6 050-7256-00-312
015-1675-04 9
053-1439-00 8 7 042-0168-00 Foot Control Assembly

1 Foot Control Assembly (incl. items 2 thru 9) 1
2 • Keypad 1
MA8056-1i 3 • Switch Membrane 1
4 • Retainer 1
5 • Base 1
6 • Baseplate 1
Models: 625 (-001 /-005 /-006) 7 • Screw 10
Serial Numbers: all 8 • Stem Bumper 7
9 • Cord 1
1 002-0911-07
2 015-2391-00
3 053-1381-00
9 029-6031-00-216
4 015-1675-04
050-5868-00 7
Note
Refer to “Wireless Control Components”
if applicable.
10 040-0010-47
5 053-1382-00
Hand Control Assembly

1 Hand Control Assembly (incl. items 2 thru 7) 1
002-1473-00 8 2 • Switch Membrane 1

3 • Housing - Top 1
6 042-0168-00 4 • Cord 1
5 • Housing - Bottom 1
6 • Screw (ATF PT K35 x 10 cross recess pan hd.) 4
7 • Weight 1
Models: 625 (-001 /-005 /-006) 8 Hand Control Holster 1
Serial Numbers: all 9 Hand Control Bracket Assembly (incl. item 10) 1
10 • Screw (#10-24 x 3/8” pan head phillips) 2
2
1
053-0068-00 9
3 002-1564-00
015-2131-00 8
015-2177-00 4
5 050-7644-00-216
040-0010-47 7
015-0013-00 6
Wireless Control Components

8 Item Description Qty.
MA8451i 1 Refer to: Wireless Hand Control 1

2 Refer to: Wireless Foot Control 1
3 Base Station PC Board 1
4 Batteries (size: AA) 4
5 Antenna Bracket 1
6 Cable Tie 1
Models: 625-003 7 Screw (#10-24 x 3/8*) 1
Serial Numbers: V968528 thru V1266165 8 Antenna (includes wire, lockwasher, & nut) 1
9 Snap Bushing 1
2
1 3
053-0068-00 10
4 002-1612-00
015-2131-00 9 Attention:
V1179275 thru V1260356
015-2177-00 5
6 050-7644-00-216
040-0010-47 8
015-0013-00 7
Wireless Control Components

9 MA8451.1i
1 Refer to: Wireless Hand Control 1
2 Refer to: Wireless Foot Control 1
3 Refer to: Wireless Hand Control (w/ Scale) 1
4 Base Station PC Board 1
5 Batteries (size: AA) 4
6 Antenna Bracket 1
7 Cable Tie 1
Models: 625-003 625-004 8 Screw (#10-24 x 3/8*) 1
Serial Numbers: V1266166 thru present all 9 Antenna (includes wire, lockwasher, & nut) 1
10 Snap Bushing 1
002-1290-07 1
Models: 625 (-003 /-004) Wireless Foot Control Assembly

Serial Numbers: all
1 Foot Control Assembly 1
002-1076-02 1
Models: 625 -003 Wireless Hand Control Assembly

Serial Numbers: all
1 Hand Control Assembly 1
1 002-1076-03
Models: 625-004 Wireless Hand Control w/ Scale Assembly

Serial Numbers: all
1 Hand Control Assembly 1
1
Fuse: Location: Function affected Rating Midmark Part Number
6.3A, 250V,
Isolation Transformer IEC Inlet Electrical Receptacle 015-0346-20
Slo-Blo, 5 x 20 mm
Fuses (2)
10A, 250V,
Primary Fuses (2) Main PC Board [F1 & F2] Base & Back Functions 015-0346-42
Slo-Blo, 5 x 20 mm
160mA, 250V,
Transformer Fuse Main PC Board [F3] Base & Back Functions 015-0346-38
Slo-Blo, 5 x 20 mm
6.3A, 250V,
Base & Back Motor Fuse Main PC Board [F4] Base & Back Functions 015-0346-40
Slo-Blo, 5 x 20 mm
800mA, 250V,
Drawer Heater Fuses (2) Distribution Board Drawer Heater 015-0346-25
Slo-Blo, 5 x 20 mm
Transformer 230V / 115V 6.3A, 250V,

IEC Inlet All 015-0346-20
(Export models only) Slo-Blo, 5 x 20 mm
Models: 625 Fuses

Serial Numbers: Item Description Qty.
all
1 Refer to chart for detailed descriptions -
6 040-0010-47
7 053-1528-00-216 1 a) 002-1935-00-271
b) 002-1935-02-271
8 a) 015-0083-02
b) 015-2183-00
015-1596-00 5
2 042-0184-01
Table Receptacle System

053-1529-00-271 4 Table Receptacle Assy (includes items 2 thru 8)
1 a) Standard Receptacle (black) 1
b) Tamper Resistant Receptacle (white)
040-0006-23 3 MA716100i
2 • Screw (.138-32 x 1/2”) 4
3 • Screw (#6-32 x 1/2”) 1
4 • Receptacle Cover 1
5 • Circuit Breaker (5 amp) 2
6 • Screw (#10-24 x 3/8”) 1
Models: 625 (-001 /-003) 7 • Circuit Breaker Housing 1
• Duplex Receptacle:
Serial Numbers: V2200 thru V1149713 8 a) Standard (black) 1
b) Tamper Resistant (white)
8 040-0010-47
015-1596-00 9
7 053-1528-00-216 1 a) 029-5453-00
b) 029-5453-01
6 a) 015-0083-02
b) 015-2183-00
2 a) 002-1935-00-271
b) 002-1935-02-271
053-0050-19 10
3 042-0184-01
4 a) 053-1529-00-271
b) 053-1529-01-271
Table Receptacle System

Receptacle Assy R.H.(includes items 3 thru 8 & 10)
Receptacle Assy L.H.(includes items 3 thru 9)
3 • Screw (.138-32 x 1/2”) 8
• Receptacle Cover
040-0006-23 5 MA716101i b) Tamper Resistant Receptacle (white)
5 • Screw (#6-32 x 1/2”) 2
• Duplex Receptacle:
6 a) Standard (black) 2
7 • Circuit Breaker Housing 2
Models: 625 (-001 /-003) 8 • Screw (#10-24 x 3/8”) 2
Serial Numbers: V1149714 thru Present 9 • Circuit Breaker (5 amp) 2
10 • Hole Plug 2
8 040-0010-47
015-1596-00 7
9 053-1528-00-216
1 a) 029-5400-00 LH
029-5400-01 RH
b) 029-6282-00 LH
10 a) 015-2940-00 029-6282-01 RH
b) 015-3362-00
053-0050-19 6
2 042-0184-01
625 (-004)Table Receptacle System

015-2924-00 5 Receptacle Assy (includes items 2 thru 10)
1 a) Standard (black) 2
053-2278-00-271 4 2 • Screw (.138-32 x 1/2”) 8
3 • Screw (#6-32 x 1/2”) 4
4 • Receptacle Cover 2
040-0006-23 3 5 • Serial Coupler Port 2
6 • Hole Plug 2
7 • Circuit Breaker (5 amp) 2
8 • Screw (#10-24 x 3/8”) 2
Models: 625-004 9 • Circuit Breaker Housing 2
• Simplex Receptacle
Serial Numbers: all 10 a) Standard (black) 2
015-1593-00 2 3 015-0346-25
4 053-1664-00-000
015-1759-00 9 1 029-4537-00
5 029-4716-00
041-0010-12 8
053-0858-02 7
040-0010-144 6 Drawer Heater System

1 Drawer Heater Assy. (includes items 2 thru 11) 1
2 • Distribution Board (includes item 3) 1
3 •• Fuse (800mA, 250V, Slo-Blo, 5 x 20mm) 2
4 • PC Board Standoff 4
5 • Heater Plate Assembly (incl. items 6 thru 8) 1
6 •• Screw (10-32 x 1/2”) 4
Models: 625 (-001 /-003 /-004 /-006) 7 •• Nylon Washer 4
Serial Numbers: all 8 •• Nylon Nut 4
9 • Drawer Heater Switch 1
© Midmark Corporation 2009 SF-1935 [Revised: 04/10] E-34 Always verify model & serial number
SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
Midmark Corporation
For contact information, go to:
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004-0763-00 Rev. AA8 (3/14/19)

Base Up / Down.......................................... A-12 625-005........................................................ D-5

tESTING REpair procedures & forms

Digitally Linked Files

Back Function Components........................B-11

(*) Indicates multiple pages due to model / serial number break(s).

© Midmark Corporation 2009 SF-1935 [Revised: 9/20/13] ii

The symbols below may be used in this manual to represent

Indicates the function / component is working properly.

Indicates the function / component is working,

Indicates the function is not working at all, or that the

© Midmark Corporation 2009 SF-1935 [Revised: 6/15/12] iii

Quick Exam™ Height Home Height

© Midmark Corporation 2009 SF-1935 [Revised:7/12/18 ] iv

Quick Exam™ Height Home Height

Classifications: Class 1, Type B Applied Part

© Midmark Corporation 2009 SF-1935 [Revised: 7/12/18] v

Fire Code Ratings:

Complies To: Electrical Ratings:

Model Description CAN / CSA EN

625-006 Two-function table

© Midmark Corporation 2009 SF-1935 [Revised: 6/15/12] vi

Interval Inspection / Service Description

Labels / Decals Replace any missing or illegible labels.

Lubricate back hinge with light machine oil.

Hardware All fasteners must be present and fastened securely.

Inspect power cord and all wiring for damage.

Date of Service: Model Number:

Location: Serial Number:

Service Technician: Notes:

© Midmark Corporation 2009 SF-1935 [Revised: 2/12/18] vii

Section A Back Up / Down................................A-14

© Midmark Corporation 2009 SF-1935 [Revised: 9/20/13] A-1

Run the base of the

Verify remote is the Does display

Check battery compartment

Verify all four leveling

Associate hand control,

© Midmark Corporation 2009 SF-1935 [Revised: mo/dd/yr] A-2

© Midmark Corporation 2009 SF-1935 [Revised: 6/23/11] A-3

© Midmark Corporation 2009 SF-1935 [Revised: mo/dd/yr] A-4

© Midmark Corporation 2009 SF-1935 [Revised: 4/17/13] A-5

© Midmark Corporation 2009 SF-1935 [Revised: 4/17/13] A-6

© Midmark Corporation 2009 SF-1935 [Revised: mo/dd/yr] A-7

Wire connections on main PC Secure loose wire connection to

© Midmark Corporation 2009 SF-1935 [Revised: mo/dd/yr] A-8

© Midmark Corporation 2009 SF-1935 [Revised: mo/dd/yr] A-9

Facility Supply Voltage

Overtravel Limit Switch (Later models only)

The fuses on the PC board provide the following protection: Home NC

Limit Switches COM Blk

F4: Protects Base and Back motors. Limit Switch NC

Power Indicator Light

Models: 625 (-001 & -003)

Facility Supply Voltage

Overtravel Limit Switch (Later models only)