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EV800 | EV650| EV200 | RT100/FTT | MEDTEK 7276-TT/7276-FS/7076-FS/7076-TT

EV800

	What is the “cut out” dimension inside the table base for cable routing?
Answer:	It is 12” x 12” as listed in the EV800 planning guide.
	How do I remove the table top assembly form the table?
Answer:	Turn off power to the table. Unscrew bumper screws and remove bumpers on either end of the table top assembly. Slide table top off the base. Reverse steps to reassemble.
	What is the maximum patient load limit of this EV800 table?
Answer:	800 pounds with the tabletop centered.
	My table power green indicator is not illuminated and locks wont energize or release. What should I do?
Answer:	Your table has no power to it make sure that the switch at wall power source is turned on. Make sure that the circuit breaker at the wall power is turned on. Make sure that the Emergency Stop Button is reset (in up position) Check the line fuses FL1 and FL2 according to section 5.3 in the manual Replace the Main PCB if necessary
	Why don’t any of my locks work?
Answer:	Check line fuses FL1 and FL2 according to Section 5.3 in the manual.
	Why does only one of my pedals work but the others will not?
Answer:	Check to see if the lock treadle switch is faulty. Check the mechanical and electrical operation of the lock treadle switches S11 and S12, replace if necessary.
	Why is my table top slipping and not holding very well?
Answer:	Check for proper voltage to magnet. Decrease the weight. The minimum holding force for the table locks is 50 lbs.
	Why does my table raise but won’t lower or downward motion is intermittent?
Answer:	Check collision avoidance switches they may not be properly adjusted or they may be faulty. Check electrical & mechanical operation of down treadle switch S13 if switch is faulty replace. Check electrical & mechanical operation of down treadle switch S102 if switch is faulty replace. Check and replace limit switch if necessary. Replace Main PCB is necessary.
	Why does my table lower but will not raise up?
Answer:	With the table turned on, repeatedly press the unlock pedal and visually confirm the up-and-down motion of each lock. Check 24VDC signal at the locks terminal when the pedal is not pressed, but the table is turned on, if the signal is present, replace the faulty lock according to section 6.7 in the manual. If signal is present replace the Main PCB according to section 6.3 in the manual.
	My table is stuck all the way down how do I raise it back up? I can’t even remove the front panel to service it.
Answer:	Follow the procedure in section 5.4 in the manual (Driver Motor Override) will explain how to manually raise the table back up.

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EV650

	What is the maximum patient load limit of a EV650 table?
Answer:	650 pounds with the tabletop centered.
	What is the “cut out” dimension at the base for cable routing?
Answer:	It is 12” x 12” as listed in the EV650 planning guide. (Junction Box Location).
	How do I remove the table top assembly from the table?
Answer:	Turn off power to the table. Unscrew bumper screws and remove bumpers on each end if the table top assembly. Slide table top off base Reverse steps to reassemble.
	How much does the table top assembly weigh?
Answer:	Table top assembly weighs approximately 80 lbs. (36kg)
	What is the LED Green Light on the front of my table for?
Answer:	This LED Green Light indicates that you have power to the table.
	How does the front lower cover come off when the tabletop is stuck in the down position?
Answer:	The tabletop must be removed then the table can be raised with the emergency override cable (later models) connected between motor & J105 on the Main board. Please give attention to override cable labeling. On earlier models a 24 VDC supply with a minimum 3 amp capacity is connected to the motor. Be certain to use proper polarity. Limits do not function.
	Why does my table raise but won’t lower or downward motion is intermittent?
Answer:	Check collision avoidance switches they may not be properly adjusted or they may be faulty. Check electrical & mechanical operation of down treadle switch S13 if switch is faulty replace Check electrical & mechanical operation of down limit switch inside the table S102 if switch is faulty. Check & replace limit switch if necessary Replace Main PCB is necessary
	My longitudinal Locks are weak they do not hold table securely. What should I do?
Answer:	Locks are jammed or possibly bad, replace if necessary Check for and remove any obstruction in locks If lock does not work, check for 24VDC signal at the lock’s terminal when pedal is not pressed but table is turned on. If signal is present, replace faulty lock. If signal is not present replace Main PCB.
	Table will not raise or lower, but other functions of table will work. What should I do?
Answer:	Check power to motor or motor control boards. Check Fuse F1 if fuse continues to blow replace Main PCB.
	My table is stuck down all the way down how do I get it back up?
Answer:	In cases where the table is all the way down and has no power, you cannot gain access to many components that need to be serviced. This is because you will not be able to remove the lower front panel. To raise the table to allow removal of the lower front panel follow the procedure 5.4 Drive Motor Override in maintenance section 5 in the manual. You will need to find the emergency cable asm, Manual Drive part# 126-5249G1 that came with the table to go any further.
	Why does the table drive upward but not downward motion is intermittent?
Answer:	Collision avoidance switches may not be properly adjusted or are faulty. Test and adjust switches according to “5.6 Testing & adjusting collision Avoidance Switches” on page 5-11 in the manual. Check the up treadle switch it may not be adjusted properly or it may be faulty.
	Why is the table not driving up or down?
Answer:	Check motor fuse F1 and replace as necessary. If the table locks are not working as well, check CB1 and reset as necessary. If the problems persist with CB1 or F1, please contact Technical Support for further assistance.

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EV200

	My table won’t go up or down when I press on the foot pedal. What should I do?
Answer:	Check treadle switches to make sure they are adjusted properly also make sure they are not defective. Check the relays K101 thru K104 on the chassis asm they may be arced together. Try tapping on them to see if they respond if not replace them.
	How do I remove the table top assembly from the table?
Answer:	Turn off power to the table. Unscrew bumper screws and remove bumpers on either end of the table top assembly. Slide table top off the base. Reverse steps to reassemble.
	What is the maximum patient load limit of an EV200 table?
Answer:	500 pounds with the tabletop centered.
	What is the “cut out” dimension inside the base for cable routing?
Answer:	It is 8” x 8” as listed in the EV200 planning guide. (Junction Box Location).

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RT100/FTT

	What is the standard length table top for this table?
Answer:	Standard length table top is 85’’ long, optional table top length is 78’’ long for shorter rooms.
	What is the recommended input power requirement for this table?
Answer:	It is 115 VAC nominal 60Hz, Single Phase, 2 ampere continuous.
	What is the maximum patient weight this table will support safely?
Answer:	500 lbs. is the maximum patient weight this table will support. (Centered on Table)
	My longitudinal or transverse table top locks are weak or don’t hold securely, what shall I do?
Answer:	Make sure that both locks are working and you have 24VDC applied to them. Check to make sure the locks are holding at least 35 lbs. Check voltage signal when foot pedal is not pressed to each lock it should measure 24VDC at the terminal strip. If the signal is not present trace the wiring back to the table power supply board and check continuity across the foot pedal. Replace the treadle if necessary. If the signal is present check 24VDC at the power supply terminals 1 and 3 at J105. If the signal is not present, replace the table power supply pcb according to Section “Replacing Power Supply PCB” on page 6-15 in the manual. Make sure they are properly adjusted, see manual for adjusting table top lock coils. Make sure leaf springs are not broken, if so replace them.
	Why are my table locks holding less than 35 lbs of force?
Answer:	If the lock does not work check the 24 VDC signal at the locks terminal when the pedal is not pressed, but the table is turned on. If the signal is present, replace the faulty lock. If the signal is not present, trace the wiring back to the table power supply board and check for loose terminal cut wires. Also check continuity across the foot treadle. Replace treadle if necessary. If the signal is present check 24VDC at the power supply terminals 1 and 3 at J105. If the signal is not present, replace the table power supply pcb according to Section “Replacing Power Supply PCB” on page 6-15 in the manual.
	How do I remove the table top assembly from the table?
Answer:	Turn off power to the table. Unscrew bumper screws and remove bumpers on each end if the table top assembly. Slide table top off base Reverse steps to reassemble.
	How much does the table top assembly weigh?
Answer:	Table top assembly weighs approximately 80 lbs. (36 kg)
	My bucky carriage lock does not work, what should I do?
Answer:	Check the switch to see if it Ohms out good. Check lock voltage and connections. Replace it if necessary.
	What is the LED Green Light on the front of my table for?
Answer:	This LED Green Light indicates that you have power to the table.
	All my table top locks don’t work but my power indicator light is on. Why?
Answer:	Check fuses F1 & F2 according to Section “ Replacing Fuses F1 & F2 on Power Supply PCB” on page 5-4 in the manual. Check fuses F2 & F3 across terminals 1 and 4 at J108 on the table power supply board. If the 24VDC is not present, replace board according to Section “Replacing Power Supply PCB” on page 6-16 in the manual. If 24VDC is not present, check the function of Rectifier D1 or transformer T1.
	The two square holes on each side of the table base, what are they for?
Answer:	They are side electrical access panels.

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MedTek 7276-TT/ 7276-FS/ 7076-FS/ 7076-TT

	What is the maximum patient weight this table will support?
Answer:	Maximum patient weight for MedTek Tables is 350 pounds.
	How often should preventive maintenance be performed on my table?
Answer:	Preventive maintenance should be performed regularly, 30 days after installation, and every six months thereafter. Bearings, Electrical Cabling, Fasteners, Painted Surfaces, Floor Structural Fasteners, Ground connections, X-ray to light field alignment.
	What is the electrical power requirement for this table?
Answer:	The MedTek table requires an external source of 24 VDC, fused at 2 Amps, for operation of it’s electrical locks. This is typically supplied from the generator cabinet, or it may optionally be supplied using an auxiliary low-voltage supply.
	Does this table have internal circuit protection?
Answer:	Circuit protection for the 24 VDC supply must be located at its source. There are no available fuse locations located within the MedTek Table.

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