Object ID: 00000018WIA30C5BE20GYZ
Topic ID: id_13107134 Version: 2.3
Date: Jan 17, 2020 10:15:19 AM

Cradle Guide Rail Latch Adjustment

Prerequisites

Table 1. Personnel requirements
Required persons	Preliminary requirements	Procedure	Finalization
1	-	30 minutes	-

Table 2. Tools and test equipment
Item	Quantity	Effectivity	Part number	Manufacturer
Nonmagnetic Tool Kit	1	-	5112581	-

About this task

The cradle is locked in the home position with a latch on the patient table bridge that engages a notch on the cradle guide rail at the rear of the table. The cradle should engage this notch just enough (without extra force) so when the cradle is pushed to the home position, it tightly engages the notch to prevent the table top from moving when the patient table is undocked.

Procedure

Undock the patient table.
Press the cradle release shown below, and confirm the cradle rail lock prevents the cradle from moving. (Up to 2 mm of movement is acceptable.)
1. Note:
  The cradle rail lock is located at the left rear of the cradle.
  
  If the cradle releases, pull the cradle to the front of the table and expose the cradle guide rails.
2. Loosen (do not remove) the five screws on each guide rail, and slide each cradle guide rail toward the front of the table.
3. After adjustment, confirm the cradle rail lock prevents the cradle from moving when the cradle release is pressed.
  
  Figure 1. Cradle Release
Push the cradle to the rear of the table, and confirm the cradle does not go past the end of the table.
1. If the cradle does go past the end of the table, loosen (do not remove) the five screws on each guide rail, and lower the guide rail to approximately 1 mm above the cradle ledge. (This should prevent the cradle from traveling past the end of the table.)

Finalization

Verify proper table operation:

Dock the patient table.
Ensure the Low Profile Carriage Assembly (LPCA) automatically drives out to engage the cradle.
Undock the table to verify cradle release.