Chapter 4 How to Replace Parts

4.1 Replacing X-ray tube head

(1) Ensure that the power switch of the
machine is turned off.
(2) Remove the first slit operation lever of the
head part.
(3) Remove the head cover by unscrewing four
small cross holed bind screws (M4 x L10
painted) below the head cover and two
small cross holed pan head screws at the
exposure mouth.
(4) Remove W1 connector (JAM5P) from the
collimator sensor circuit board (XE07-04).

CAUTION

When you remove/insert the connector, hold the connector part by hand. Do not handle the
connector by grabbing cable part to avoid bad connection.

(5) Remove the Cephalo slit ASSY by

unscrewing three small cross holed pan
screws (M3 x L25, with spring and flat
shim) at the B side of the slit holder.

(6) Remove the slit holder B by unscrewing

four hexagon holed bolts at the B front side
of the slit holder.

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 (7) Unscrew two small cross holed pan screws
fixing inverter sheet chassis and tilt down
the inverter board (Code No. 60115) shown
in the picture.

(8) Remove X32 (molex8) and X31 (molex4P)

connector from the inverter board and
remove protection grounding #30
connector (molex1P).

(9) Remove four hexagon holed bolts fixing

X-ray tube head and remove the tube head
from the main unit.

CAUTION

Since the X-ray tube head is heavy, carefully remove it to avoid dropping.

(10) Replace the tube head with the reversed

order described above.
(11) Make sure that X-ray beam is normally
emitted into the second slit. Perform test
exposure to make sure that the tube head is
properly operated.
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4.2 Replacing mid-beam
(1) Ensure that the power switch of the
machine is turned off.
(2) Remove #10 connector (Mini-meiten2P).

CAUTION

When you remove/insert the connector, hold the connector part by hand. Do not handle the
connector by grabbing cable part to avoid bad connection.

(3) Loosen the hexagon holed screw (M3 x

L4) shown in the picture and pull the
mid-beam off.
(4) Replace a new part, align the back part of
the mid/Eye-ear beam and the edge
surface of the block, and fix with the
screw.

CAUTION

Carefully perform this work to avoid damage to the lens surface.

(5) Insert #10 connector, turn the power ON,

and verify operation.

(6) Emit mid-beam and make sure that beam

perpendicularly irradiates at the center of
the chin rest base.

(7) If beam is not perpendicularly irradiated,

loosen the hexagon holed screen and
rotate beam unit to adjust beam.

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 (8) If beam is not irradiated at the center of
the chin rest base, loosen the hexagon nut
(M3), move the beam unit to the side,
and tighten the nut after making sure that
beam is irradiated to the correct area.
(9) Adjust height of the beam unit by
rotating the beam holder so that beam is
irradiated to the patient's mid-sagittal
line.
4.3 Replacing Eye-ear beam
(1) Ensure that the power switch of the
machine is turned off.
(2) Remove #9 connector (Mini-meiten2P).

CAUTION

When you remove/insert the connector, hold the connector part by hand. Do not handle the
connector by grabbing cable part to avoid bad connection.

(3) Loosen a hexagon holed fixing screw

(M3 x L10) shown in the picture and pull
Eye-ear beam together with Eye-ear
beam joint from the Eye-ear beam
housing.

CAUTION

Carefully perform this work to avoid damage to the lens surface.

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 (4) Loosen a hexagon holed fixing screw
(M3 x L4) shown in the picture and pull
Eye-ear beam for replacement.

(5) Align ear joint pipe and the front side of

the Eye-ear beam tube and fix them with
the hexagon holed fixing screw (M3 x
L4).

(6) Align ear joint pipe and the back side of

the Eye-ear beam and fix them with the
hexagon holed fixing screw (M3 x 10).

(7) Insert #9 connector, turn the power ON,

and verify operation.

(8) Loosen a hexagon holed fixing screw

(M3 x L6) at the lower part of the
Eye-ear beam and rotate ear joint pipe so
that beam can be correctly irradiated
(parallel to the ground).

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4.4 Replacing Positioning Beam
(1) Ensure that the power switch of the machine
is turned off.
(2) Remove two hexagon holed bolts (M6 x L20)
from the handle and remove the handle. And
then remove four cross holed bind small
screws (M4 x L6, coated) from the back part
of the chinrest and remove the back cover.
And remove #16 connector (Mini-Meiten2P)
and #17 connector (Mini-Meiten4P).

CAUTION

When you remove/insert the connector, hold the connector part by hand. Do not handle the
connector by grabbing cable part to avoid bad connection.

(3) Remove two cross holed small flat screws

(M4 x L10, with spring washer, and flat
washer) from the lower part of the positioning
beam and remove positioning beam ASSY.
(4) Remove the front cover of the positioning
beam.
(5) Loosen a hexagon holed fixing screw (M3 x
L4), pull the positioning beam, and replace it.

CAUTION

Carefully perform this work to avoid damage to the lens surface.

(6) Connect #16 connector (Mini-Meiten2P) and

#17 connector (Mini-Meiten4P) and turn the
power on to verify operation.
(7) Verify that beam light is on the extended line
of the chinrest adapter groove in the normal
Panoramic and Ortho Panoramic mode.
(8) If not, loosen a hexagon holed screw (M3 x

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 L4), rotate the beam unit, and tighten the
screw so that beam light is almost
perpendicular.

(9) If beam light does not enlighten the extended

line of the chinrest adapter groove, loosen a
hexagon nut (M3), move the beam unit, and
tighten the nut so that beam light enlightens
the extended line of the chinrest adapter
groove.

4.5 Replacing Patient Introduction Switch

(1) Ensure that the power switch of the

machine is turned off.
(2) Remove two cross hole small bind
screws (M4 x L10, coated) from the
lower part of the cassette holder and
remove the back cover.
(3) Remove #34 connector (molex6P).

CAUTION

When you remove/insert the connector, hold the connector part hand. Do not handle the
connector by grabbing cable part to avoid bad connection.

(4) Remove two cross holed small flat

screws (M3 x L35, with spring flat
washer) shown in the left figure and
remove the front cover for the cassette.

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 (5) Replace the switch in the cover and
install it by following steps with opposite
order.
(6) Verify that lead patient introduction
switch by using CS74 in the CS mode.

4.6 Replacing Cassette R Sensor Circuit Board (XE07-06) and Cassette L Sensor Circuit
Board (XE07-07)
(1) Ensure that the power switch of the
machine is turned off.
(2) Remove two cross hole small bind
screws (M4 x L10, coated) from the
lower part of the cassette holder and
remove the back cover.
(3) Remove #34 connector (molex6P).

CAUTION

When you remove/insert the connector, hold the connector part by hand. Do not handle the
connector by grabbing cable part to avoid bad connection.

(4) Remove two cross holed small flat

screws (M3 x L35, with spring flat
washer) shown in the left figure and
remove the front cover for the cassette.

(5) Remove two hexagon holed bolts (M4 x

L6) shown in the left figure and remove
the second slit.

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 (6) Remove XE07-06: E1 connector
(JAM6P) and XE07-07: K1 connector
(JAM4P).
(7) Remove three cross holed small flat
screws (M3 x L6, with spring washer)
and remove the board.
(8) Replace the board and install it by
following steps with opposite order.

4.7 Replacing Shutter Sensor Circuit Board (XE07-08)

(1) Ensure that the power switch of the
machine is turned off.
(2) Remove two cross hole small bind
screws (M4 x L10, coated) from the
lower part of the cassette holder and
remove the back cover.
(3) Remove M1 connector (JAM6P).

CAUTION

When you remove/insert the connector, hold the connector part by hand. Do not handle the
connector by grabbing cable part to avoid bad connection.

(4) Remove two cross holed small flat

screws (M3 x L35, with spring flat
washer) on the board and remove the
Shutter Sensor circuit board (XE07-08).

(5) Replace the board and install it by

following steps in the opposite order.

(6) Verify that Shutter Sensor circuit board

works fine by using CS74 in the CS
mode.

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4.8 Replacing Sensor Circuit Board
(For detecting presence of the cassette, XE07-09)
(1) Ensure that the power switch of the
machine is turned off.
(2) Remove two cross hole small bind
screws (M4 x L10, coated) from the
lower part of the cassette holder and
remove the back cover.
(3) Remove four hexagon holed bolts (M4 x
L10, coated) from the AEC cover
mounting board and remove the AEC
cover.

(4) Remove CN1 connector (Nichiatsu6P).

CAUTION

When you remove/insert the connector, hold the connector part by hand. Do not handle the
connector by grabbing cable part to avoid bad connection.

(5) Remove two cross holed small flat

screws (M3 x L12, with spring flat
washer) shown in the left picture and
remove the Sensor circuit board fixing
block.

(6) Replace the board and install it by

following steps in the opposite order.
Install it so that a photo-interrupter plate
is placed at the center of the board.

(7) Verify that Sensor circuit board works

fine by using CS74 in the CS mode.

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4.9 Replacing AEC board
(1) Ensure that the power switch of the
machine is turned off.
(2) Remove two cross hole small bind screws
(M4 x L10, coated) from the lower part of
the cassette holder and remove the back
cover.
(3) Remove four hexagon holed bolts (M4 x
L10, coated) from the AEC cover
mounting board and remove bandy (3N) at
the back of the AEC cover mounting board
so that electric wire is free. And then after
a hexagon holed fixing screw
AEC fix block removing X40 connector (moex8P),
(M4 x L6)
remove two cross hole small bind screws
(M4 x L10, with spring flat washer) and a
AEC board
hexagon holed fixing screw (M4 x L6) to
two cross hole
small bind screws remove the AEC board (Code No.: 60122).
(M4 x L10)

CAUTION

When you remove/insert the connector, hold the connector part by hand. Do not handle the
connector by grabbing cable part to avoid bad connection.

(4) Replace the board and install it by

following steps in the opposite order.
(5) Verify that AEC board works fine by using
CS74 in the CS mode.

4.10 Replacing Stepping Motor for Up/Down Movement of the Second Slit

(1) Ensure that the power switch of the machine

is turned off.
(2) Remove two cross hole small bind screws
(M4 x L10, coated) from the lower part of the
cassette holder and remove the back cover.

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 (3) Remove four hexagon holed bolts (M3 x
L5) from the upper part of the coupling and
remove two cross holed small flat screws
(M4 X L10, with flat spring washer) at the
side of the coupling. Remove #42
connector (JAM8P) and remove the
stepping motor.

CAUTION

When you remove/insert the connector, hold the connector part by hand. Do not handle the
connector by grabbing cable part to avoid bad connection.

(4) Replace the motor and install it by

following steps in the opposite order.
(5) Verify that stepping motor for Up/Down
movement of the second slit works fine
by using CS74 in the CS mode.

4.11 Replacing Warm Gear ASSY

(1) Ensure that the power switch of the

machine is turned off.
(2) Remove two cross hole small bind
screws (M4 x L10, coated) from the
lower part of the cassette holder and
remove the back cover.

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 (3) Remove #34 connector (molex6P).

CAUTION

When you remove/insert the connector, hold the connector part by hand. Do not handle the
connector by grabbing cable part to avoid bad connection.

(4) Remove two cross hole small bind screws

(M4 x L35, with flat spring washer) shown
in the left figure and remove the front
cassette cover.

(5) Remove #43 connector (Mini-Meiten4P).

(6) Remove a hexagon holed screw (M6 x :12)

shown in the left picture, remove the
torsion spring from the spring fixing screw,
and remove the warm gear ASSY.

(7) Replace the warm gear ASSY and install it

by following steps in the opposite order.

(8) Verify that warm gear ASSY works fine by

using CS81 or CS83 in the CS mode.

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 Chapter 5 Troubleshooting

5.1 Cannot turn the power ON (Panoura 15 does not move at all)

Do you plug the power plug into the outlet? NO Plug the power plug into the outlet.
→
↓YES
Did you turn the power ON (ON: I)? NO Turn the power ON (ON: I).
→
↓YES
Is the main fuse (circuit protector) located at YES See "5.2 The Main fuse is
the support beam disconnected? → disconnected."
↓NO
Do you have AC90V to AC110V electricity at NO Adjust the power voltage.
the outlet? →
↓YES
Is the #6 connector (Meiten3P) at the slide NO Correctly connect it.
main unit connected (see P. 36)? →
↓YES
Is the neon lamp L1 located at the power NO Replace the power supply circuit
supply circuit board (XE07-01) ON? → board (XE07-01).
↓YES
Is the neon LED 2, 3, and 4 for the secondary NO Verify that F1 and F2 on the power
voltage monitor located at the power supply → supply circuit board (XE07-01) are
circuit board (XE07-01) ON (See page 19)? correctly operated (See page 19).
↓YES
Is the voltage between J3 connector terminal 1 NO Replace the CPU circuit board
and 4 on the CPU circuit board (XE07-05A) → (XE07-05A).
DC+8V (See page 23)?
↓YES
Is the voltage between N1 connector terminal NO Test the conductivity at wire
1 and 4 on the remote box circuit board → between N1 connector of the remote
(XE07-10) DC+8V (See page 29)? box circuit board (XE07-10) and J3
connector of the CPU circuit board
(XE07-05A).
↓YES
Replace the remote box circuit board
(XE07-10).

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5.2 Main fuse (at support beam/Circuit Protector)

When you turn the power on, the main fuse YES Verify that the P2 connector at the
(circuit protector) blows. → power supply circuit board (XE07-01)
in the driving unit and AC100V line
wire are correctly connected. (See
page 36.)
↓NO
Is the voltage switching connector (P4 and NO Switch the connector to the line
P5) at the power supply circuit board → voltage setting.
(XE07-01) same as the line voltage setting?
↓YES
Are the LED 6 and LED 7 and neon lamp L2 NO Replace the power supply circuit
at the power supply circuit board (XE07-01) → board (XE07-01).
turned ON when you push the X-ray ON
switch ?

5.3 X-ray cannot be generated.

Does the radiography mode indicator at the YES Switch the radiograpy mode to
remote box indicate that the unit is in the → "AUTO" or "MANUAL".
TEST mode? (See page 30.)
↓NO
Is LED condition (H4 = flashing, H5 = lit) on NO ①
the inverter board (Code NO. 60115) at the →
head unit correct when the power is ON?
↓YES
Verify neon lamp condition (L1 = lit) and NO ②
LED condition (L2, 3, 4 = lit) on the power →
supply circuit board (XE07-01) at the head
unit when the power is ON. And are all LED
conditions correct when you push the X-ray
ON switch? (See page 19.)
↓YES
Verify LED condition (H1, 2, 3, 4, 7 = lit) on NO Replace the filament control board
filament control board (Code No. 60114) at → (Code No. 60114).
the head unit when the power is ON. And are
all LED conditions correct when you push the
X-ray ON switch? (See page 31.)
↓YES
Is each LED for H2, 3, 8, 9, 10, 11 on the
inverter board (Code No. 60115) lit when you
push the X-ray ON switch? (See page 30.)
↓NO
③

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①→ Is LED4 on the relay circuit board NO Test conductivity of the electric
(XE07-03) in the arm lit? (See page 21.) → wire between S2 connector on
the relay circuit board
(XE07-03) and J7 connector on
the CPU circuit board
(XE07-05). (See page 36.)
↓YES
Replace the inverter board (Code No.
60115).

②→ Are LED6 and LED7 on the power supply YES Replace the power supply
circuit board (XE07-01) in the arm → circuit board (XE07-01).
correctly lit when you push the X-ray ON
switch? (See page 19.)
↓NO
Are LED2 and LED3 on the replay circuit YES Test conductivity of the electric
board (XE07-03) in the arm correctly lit → wire between S3 connector on
when you push the X-ray ON switch? (See the relay circuit board
page 21.) (XE07-03) and J10 connector
on the power supply circuit
board (XE07-01). (See page
36.)
↓NO
Replace the replay circuit board
(XE07-03).

③
↓
Turn the power off and short jumper NO Replace the inverter circuit
pinX35 at the inverter board (Code: → board (Code:60115).
60115). Turn the power on and push the
X-ray ON switch again. Is each LED for
H2, 3, 8, 9, 10, 11 correctly lit? (See page
30.)
↓YES
Replace the head (Code No. 66360).

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5.4 Image is too thin.

Did you use appropriate combination of NO Use the appropriate combination.

intensifying screen and the film? (Film: →
SR-H, Initensifying screen: SR0-500).
↓YES
Is positioning correctly performed during NO Position the patient correctly by
radiography? → following instructions described in
the Positioning manual.
↓YES
Is X-ray bean correctly projected into the NO Please adjust the X-ray beam.
second slit? (Use a fluorescent board.) →
↓YES
Is DC voltage during X-ray exposure (mA NO
feedback voltage) between TP2 (mAFB) and → ①
TP1 (GND) on the filament control board
(Code No. 60114) in the head matched to the
voltage corresponding to the specified tube
current at the remote box? (See page 31.)
Setting 8mA= DC1. 77-2.11V
Setting 10mA= DC 2.22-2.64V
Setting 12mA= DC2. 66-3.17V
↓YES
Is DC voltage during X-ray exposure (kV NO
feedback voltage) between TP18 (kVFB) and → ②
TP16 (GND) on the inverter board (Code No.
60115) in the head matched to the voltage
corresponding to the specified tube voltage at
the remote box? (See page 30.)
Setting 68kV= DC3. 30-3.50V
Setting 71kV= DC 3.45-3.65V
Setting 85kV= DC4. 15-4.35V
↓YES
Change development solution.

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①→ Is DC voltage (mA reference voltage) between YES Replace the relay circuit
TP3 (mAREF) and TP1 (GND) on the filament → board (XE07-03) located in
control board (Code No. 60114) in the head the arm.
matched to the voltage corresponding to the
specified tube current at the remote box? (See
page 31.)
Settign 8mA= DC1. 90-1.99V
Settign 10mA= DC 2. 38-2.48V
Setting 12mA= DC2. 85-2.98V
↓NO
Replace the filament control board (Code No.
60114).

②→ Is DC voltage (kV reference voltage) between YES Replace the relay circuit
TP19 (kVREF) and TP16 (GND) on the → board (XE07-03) located in
inverter board (Code No. 60115) in the head the arm
matched to the voltage corresponding to the
specified tube voltage at the remote box? (See
page 30.)
Setting 68kV= DC3. 33-3.47V
Setting 71kV= DC3. 47-3.63V
Setting 85kV= DC4. 16-4.34V
↓NO
Replace the inverter board (Code No. 60115).

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5.5 The Slide Main Unit does not move (not up or down).

Does the operation switch on the Up/Down motor NO Replace UP/Down motor
switch circuit board (XE05-05) in the chinrest → switch circuit board
correctly work? (See page 32, H2 connector.) And is (XE05-05).
DC+24V provided between 1-2 terminals of H1
connector?
↓YES
Is #1 connector (Meiten3P) in the support beam NO Correctly connect the
correctly connected? → connector.
↓YES
Does the power relay of the Up/Down motor drive NO Replace UP/Down motor
circuit board (XE05-06) correctly work? (See page → switch circuit board
34.) (XE05-05).
1 Does DC voltage of the second and third at the K1
terminal become DC+24v -> LOW when you push
UP/Down switch?
* In this case, GND terminal should use GND
terminal at the CPU circuit board (XE07-05).
2. Does K7-K3 (UP) and K7-K23 (DOWN) have
conductivity when you push UP/Down switch?
* Remove #1 connector (Meiten3P) when you
measure voltage.
↓
Verify conductivity of the electric wire between H2
connector of the UP/Down motor switch circuit board
(XE05-05) and K1 connector at the Up/Down motor
drive circuit board in the wiring board.

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5.6 The Arm does not move (not rotating).

Is the #43 connector (Mini-Meiten4P) NO Correctly connect the connector.

located at the cassette holder correctly →
connected? (See page 36.)
↓YES
Are LED1 to 4 at the motor drive circuit NO Verify that LED on the power supply
board (XE07-02) lit when the power is ON? → circuit board (XE07-01) in the driving
(See page 20.) unit is correctly lit when the power is
ON and circuit protectors F1 and F2
are not operated. (See page 19.)
↓YES
Can you get the arm motor CLOCK signal NO Replace the motor drive circuit board
between TP5 and TP8 on the motor drive → (XE07-02).
circuit board (XE07-02)? (See page 20.)
↓YES
Can you get the arm motor CLOCK signal NO Test conductivity of the electric wire
between TP11 and TP2 on the CPU circuit → between J11 connector on the CPU
board (XE07-05A) in the slide main unit? circuit board (XE07-05A) and O2
(See page 23.) connector on the motor drive circuit
board (XE07-02). (See page 36.)
↓YES
Replace the motor for the arm.

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5.7 The motor for Up/Down second slit does not move.

Are #41 and 42 connectors located in the NO Correctly connect the connector.
cassette holder correctly connected? (See →
page 36.)
↓YES
Are LED 1 to 4 on the motor drive circuit NO Verify that LED on the power supply
board (XE07-02) in the slide main unit lit? → circuit board (XE07-01) in the driving
(See page 20.) unit is correctly lit when the power is
ON and circuit protectors F1 and F2 are
not operated. (See page 19.)
↓YES
Can you get shutter motor CLOCK signal YES Replace the motor drive circuit board
between TP1 and TP8 on the motor drive → (XE07-02).
circuit board (XE07-02) in the slide main
unit? (See page 20.)
↓NO
Can you get shutter motor CLOCK signal NO Test conductivity of the electric wire
between TP13 and TP2 on the CPU circuit → between J11 connector on the CPU
board (XE07-05A) in the slide main unit? circuit board (XE07-05A) and O2
(See page 20.) connector on the motor drive circuit
board (XE07-02). (See page 36.)
↓YES
Replace the motor for Up/Down the second
slit. (See page 53.)

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5.8 Error Messages

Display Error Solution

Er01 The loading position of the cassette for You can clear by pushing the Reset button. Verify that the
CASt Panoramic/TMJ operation is not correct cassette is properly loaded. Replace a new cassette with
or the cassette used for previous previously used one and retry radiography.
radiography is not exchanged.
Er02 The radiography condition is not set. Push the center of the select switch to set radiography
SELE condition.
Er03 Panoramic/TMJ slit error Set the first slit for Panoramic/TMJ radiography (center).
PASL The first slit is not set for
Panoramic/TMJ radiography.
Er04 The first slit is not set for Cephalo LA Set the first slit for Cephalo LA radiography (right faced to
CELA radiography. the lever).
Er05 The first slit is not set for Cephalo PA Set the first slit for Cephalo PA radiography (left faced to
CEPA radiography. the lever).
Er06 Hi Power voltage is too high Measure power voltage. Verify that P4 and P5 connector at
(maximum limit is 138V). the power supply circuit board are set to the line voltage.
Er06 Lo Power voltage is too low Measure power voltage. Verify that P4 and P5 connector at
(minimum limit is 85V). the power supply circuit board are set to the line voltage.
Er07 When resetting, the arm, cassette holder, Verify with eye which component is not correctly set.
PoSi chinrest, slit, or the second slit is not set Verify operation for that component at the sensor circuit
at the start position. board. You can also verify operation with CS74 in the CS
mode. If the circuit board does not have any problem, turn
the power off and test condcutivity in each wire (see the
Wiring diagram).
Er08 X-ray exposure switch was released in You can clear this error by pushing the Reset button.
***** the middle of shooting. Re-shoot after replacing the film.

Er09 The rotating arm was rotated faster than After clearing the error by pushing the Reset button at the
Ar-H setting speed during exposure. remote box, remove the object and re-do radiography
For example: without film. If the error is not displayed, the unit does not
Some object hit the arm and it moves have any problem.
faster than normal speed. If you cannot clear the error by following instructions
The pulley at the motor component is described above, adjust the pulley. Switch to the CS mode
slid inside of the disc and the arm moves by using SW2 at the CPU circuit board (XE07-05A), try
faster than normal speed. the pulse check after selecting CS86, and adjust display to
240.
Er10 The rotating arm was rotated slower After clearing the error by pushing the Reset button at the
Ar-L than setting speed during exposure. remote box, remove the object and re-do radiography
For example: without film. If the error is not displayed, the unit does not
Some object hit the arm and it moves have any problem.
slower than normal speed. If you cannot clear the error by following instructions
The pulley at the motor component is described above, adjust the pulley. Switch to the CS mode
slid inside of the disc and the arm moves by using SW2 at the CPU circuit board (XE07-05A), try
slower than normal speed. the pulse check after selecting CS86, and adjust display to
240.

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Display Error Solution
Er11 The film cassette holder is moved faster After clearing the error by pushing the Reset button at the
Fi- H than setting speed during exposure. remote box, remove the object and re-do radiography
For example: without film. If the error is not displayed, the unit does not
Some object hit the cassette holder and have any problem.
it moves faster than normal speed. If you cannot clear the error by following instructions
described above, replace break component at the cassette
receiving part. After replacement. switch to the CS mode
by using SW2 at the CPU circuit board (XE07-05A), try
the pulse check after selecting CS86, and adjust display to
246.
If you still cannot clear the error, replace warm gear ASSY.
After replacement. switch to the CS mode by using SW2 at
the CPU circuit board (XE07-05A), try the pulse check
after selecting CS86, and adjust display to 246.
Er12 The film cassette holder is moved After clearing the error by pushing the Reset button at the
Fi-L slower than setting speed during remote box, remove the object and re-do radiography
exposure. without film. If the error is not displayed, the unit does not
For example: have any problem.
Some object hit the cassette holder and If you cannot clear the error by following instructions
it moves slower than normal speed. described above, replace break component at the cassette
receiving part. After replacement. switch to the CS mode
by using SW2 at the CPU circuit board (XE07-05A), try
the pulse check after selecting CS86, and adjust display to
246.
If you still cannot clear the error, replace warm gear ASSY.
After replacement. switch to the CS mode by using SW2 at
the CPU circuit board (XE07-05A), try the pulse check
after selecting CS86, and adjust display to 246.
Er13 Panoramic cassette is still loaded when Remove the cassette for Panoramic operation from the
OnCP you attempt to use Cephalo radiography cassette holder.
mode.
Er14 Cephalo ear rod is not properly set Verify that the ear rod is properly set for desired exposure
CEPH direction.
Er15 The arm is moved during Cephalo You can clear the error by pushing the Reset button.
CEPP exposure. Replace the film and re-shoot
For example:
Some object hits to the rotating arm and
the arm is moved.
Er16 The position of the chinrest for Cephalo Move the chinrest to the very back toward the mirror (only
ChnC radiography is not properly set for Cephalo radiography).
Er17 The limit sensor is not turned on after You can clear the error by pushing the Reset button.
Shut specified time of running is passed Verify radiography of the photo interrupter PS1 and PS2 at
the second slit sensor circuit board on the cassette
component. If radiography is not correct, turn the power
off and replace the second slit sensor circuit board
(XE07-08).
If the board does not have any problem, turn the power off
and test condcutivity of the wire connecting M1 connector
at the second slit sensor circuit board (XE07-08) and S6
connector at the relay circuit board on the arm. (See the
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Er18 AEC circuit is not running properly. You can clear the error by pushing the Reset button.
AECb Verify that LED H1 and H2 on the AEC board
(Code: 60122) at the cassette components are lit.
If these are not lit, turn the power off and test condcutivity
of the wire connecting X40 connector at the AEC board
(Code: 60122) and X39 connector at the filament control
board (Code: 60114) on the head. (See the Wiring
diagram.) And then verify the wire connecting between
X40 connector at the AEC board (Code: 60122) and J2
connector at the CPU circuit board (XE07-05) is not
disconnected.
If there is no problem in these wires, replace the AEC
board (Code: 60122).
Er19 Signal on the sensor circuit board for the You can clear the error by pushing the Reset button.
ArSr rotating arm is not normal. (sensor at Verify radiography of the AR photo-interrupter for
the right hand side facing to the main detecting arm position at the sensor circuit board
unit). (XE07-09) on the driving unit. If this is a problem, replace
For example: the sensor circuit board (XE07-09).
When the sensor circuit board is broken If this is not a problem, turn the power off and test
When the signal on the sensor circuit condcutivity between CN1 connector at the sensor circuit
board is not correct board (XE07-09) and J5 connector at the CPU circuit board
(XE07-05E) on the slide main unit. (See the Wiring
diagram.)
Er20 Signal on the sensor circuit board for the You can clear the error by pushing the Reset button.
AlSr rotating arm is not normal. (sensor at Verify radiography of the AR photo-interrupter for
the left hand side facing the main unit). detecting arm position at the sensor circuit board
For example: (XE07-09) on the driving unit.
When the sensor circuit board is broken If this is a problem, replace the sensor circuit board
When the signal on the sensor circuit (XE07-09). If this is not a problem, turn the power off and
board is not correct test condcutivity between CN1 connector at the sensor
circuit board (XE07-09) and J5 connector at the CPU
circuit board (XE07-05E) on the slide main unit. (See the
Wiring diagram.)
Er21 Signal on the cassette R sensor circuit You can clear the error by pushing the Reset button.
FrSr board (XE07-06) for the cassette Verify radiography of the photo cassette interrupter PS1
component is not normal. and PS2 for at the cassette R sensor circuit board
For example: (XE07-06) on the cassette component. If this is a problem,
When the sensor circuit board is broken turn the power off, and replace the cassette R sensor circuit
When the signal on the sensor circuit board (XE07-06).
board is not correct If this is not a problem, turn the power off and test
condcutivity between E1 connector at the cassette R sensor
circuit board (XE07-06) and S6 connector at the relay
circuit board (XE07-03) on the arm. (See the Wiring
diagram.)
Er22 Signal on the cassette L sensor circuit You can clear the error by pushing the Reset button.
FLsr board (XE07-07) for the cassette Verify radiography of the photo cassette interrupter PS1
component is not normal. and PS2 for at the cassette L sensor circuit board
For example: (XE07-07) on the cassette component. If this is a problem,
When the sensor circuit board is broken turn the power off, and replace the cassette R sensor circuit
When the signal on the sensor circuit board (XE07-06).
board is not correct If this is not a problem, turn the power off and test
condcutivity between E1 connector at the cassette L sensor
circuit board (XE07-07) and S6 connector at the relay
circuit board (XE07-03) on the arm. (See the Wiring
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Er23 Durin X-ray tube cooling time, the You can clear the error by pushing the Reset button.
**** X-ray ON switch is pushed. (Lower You can use all switches except for the X-ray ON switch.
column of the indicator shows Retry after waiting for cooling time.
remaining time.)
Er24 Due to malfunction of pulse counter IC You can clear the error by turning the power on.
PLSE equipped on the CPU circuit board If this error frequently occurs, replace the CPU circuit
(XE07-05), the arm pulse output is not board (XE07-05A) in the slide main unit.
normal
Er27 During writing data into the memory, an Initialize the memory by using User Program mode Prog
FLsh error occurs. (in case the display is not no07. If this does not clear the error, replace the CPU
disappeared after 10 seconds.) circuit board (XE07-05A) in the slide main unit.
Er28 kVOK signal is not sent from the Measure DC voltage between TP19(KVREF) and
**** inverter board. (Lower column of the TP17(GND), and between TP18(KVFB) and TP17(GND)
indicator shows remaining time.) at the inverter board (Code: 60115) in the head component
if they are matched to the specified tube voltage at the
remote box while the x-ray is ON.
If voltage values are not correct, replace the inverter board
(Code: 60115).
If the voltage values are correct, or the error cannot be
cleared after replacing the board, test condcutivity of
connecting wire between X34 connector at the inverter
board and S4 connector at the relay circuit board
(XE07-03). (See the Wiring diagram.)
Er29 maOK signal is not sent from the Measure DC voltage between TP4(MAREF) and
**** filament control board. (Lower column TP17(GND), and between TP1(MAFB) and TP17(GND)
of the indicator shows remaining time.) at the filament control board (Code: 60114) in the head
component while the x-ray is ON.
If they are matched to the voltage corresponding to the
specified tube current at the remote box. If voltage values
are not correct, replace the filament control board (Code:
60114).
If the voltage values are correct, or the error cannot be
cleared after replacing the board, test condcutivity of
connecting wire between X38 connector at the filament
control board and S1 connector at the relay circuit board
(XE07-03). (See the Wiring diagram.)
Er30 Temperature up error inside the head
**** (TEMPFAIL) (Lower column of the Turn the power off and retry radiography after a certain
indicator shows remaining time.) time.
Er31 X-ray tube head error (TUBEFAIL) Turn the power off and short jumper pinX35 at the inverter
**** (Lower column of the indicator showsboard (Code: 60115) in the head. Turn the power on and
remaining time.) verify that X-ray is emitted by placing the fluorescent
board.
If X-ray is emitted, replace the inverter board.
If not, replace the tube head.
Er32 Service Maintenance Warning (Normal Perform maintenance following service maintenance
2000 X-ray exposure exceeds 2000 times.) information.
Er34 Arm sensor AR malfunction Replace the Arm sensor AR (XE07-09) at the driving
(Displalyed only when CR92 sensor section
error display function is ON)
Er35 Arm sensor ARB malfunction Replace the Arm sensor ARB (XE07-09) at the driving
(Displayed only when CR92 sensor section
error display function is ON)
Er35 Arm sensor ARF malfunction Replace the Arm sensor ARF (XE07-09) at the driving
(Displayed only when CR92 sensor section
error display function is ON)
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Er36 Arm sensor ALF malfunction Replace the Arm sensor ALF (XE07-09) at the driving
(Displayed only when CR92 sensor section
error display function is ON)
Er37 Arm sensor ALF malfunction Replace the Arm sensor ALF (XE07-09) at the driving
(Displayed only when CR92 sensor section
error display function is ON)
Er38 Arm sensor ALB malfunction Replace the Arm sensor ALB (XE07-09) at the driving
(Displayed only when CR92 sensor section
error display function is ON)
Er39 Arm sensor AL malfunction Replace the Arm sensor AL (XE07-09) at the driving
(Displayed only when CR92 sensor section
error display function is ON)
Er44 More than 2 Arm driving sensors are Run the CS74 sensor check, and replace the arm sensor
ON at the same time which is malfunctioning
(Displayed only when CR92 sensor
error display function is ON)
Er46 Communication error occurred between Make sure that the main power is OFF, and check the
CPU circuit board (XE16-01) and connection between N1 connector of remote box
remote box (XE07-10) (XE07-10) and J3 connector of CPU circuit board
(XE16-01). And also check the proper connection at the
connecting parts.
Er47 Communication error occurred between Make sure that the main power is OFF, and check the
CPU circuit board (XE16-01) and connection between S2 connector of junction circuit board
junction circuit board (XE07-03) (XE07-03) and J7 connector of CPU circuit board
(XE16-01). And also check the proper connection at the
connecting parts.
Er48 No feedback signal for X ray irradiation Make sure that the main power is OFF, and check the
connection between S2 connector of junction circuit board
(XE07-03) and J7 connector of CPU circuit board
(XE16-01). And also check the proper connection at the
connecting parts.
If no problem with connection, replace the junction circuit
board (XE07-03) at the arm.
Er50 Turned ON the main power while the X Press the RESET switch on the remote box to clear the
ray exposure switch on the remote box error.
is ON If this does not clear the error, X-ray exposure switch is
broken. Replace the remote box.
Er53 The positioning beam switch is ON Please make sure that the positioning beam switch is ON
status when the operator turned ON the status by some cause.
main switch..
Er54 The rotation of arm does not complete Check to see if there are any obstacles in the area where the
in the regular time interval arm rotates. If no, check the proper function of arm sensor
AR and arm sensor AL

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