{PreventiveMaint}{Production}{Carestream Health Inc.

}{Confidential}

Publication No. PM1883-1

2015-11-17
Supersedes PM1883-1
2011-06-25

Preventive Maintenance
for the
Max CR System
formerly marketed as the
KODAK DIRECTVIEW CR 975 System
Service Code: 1883
Note
Throughout this publication, references are made to products that Carestream Health formerly marketed under
the KODAK brand. These products are now marketed under the CARESTREAM brand.

Important
• Qualified service personnel must do these procedures.
• See the Carestream Health Service Portal for possible updates
before doing these procedures.
• When doing procedures associated with this equipment, you
must use safe work practices and wear the correct personal
protective equipment (for example, safety eyewear) according
to your company’s standard operating procedures.

6_0500AC

Confidential

© Carestream Health, Inc. 2015

PLEASE NOTE The information contained herein is based on the experience and knowledge relating to the
subject matter gained by Carestream Health, Inc. prior to publication.
No patent license is granted by this information.
Carestream Health, Inc. reserves the right to change this information without notice, and makes
no warranty, express or implied, with respect to this information. Carestream Health shall not be
liable for any loss or damage, including consequential or special damages, resulting from any
use of this information, even if loss or damage is caused by Carestream Health’s negligence or
other fault.
This equipment includes parts and assemblies sensitive to damage from electrostatic
discharge. Use caution to prevent damage during all service procedures.

Table of Contents
Description Page

Necessary Materials. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Maintenance Plan. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Checking the Error Logs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Checking the Scanning Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Cleaning the UPPER CASSETTE HANDLING SYSTEM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Installing the CASSETTE BRUSH PASSIVATOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Installing the FRONT and REAR LIGHT SEAL ASSEMBLIES . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Adjusting the LIGHT SEAL ASSEMBLIES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Installing the PLUSHES on the ELEVATOR CUPS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Installing the PLUSHES on the CLAMP BAR ASSEMBLIES. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Installing the STATIC BRUSH PASSIVATOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Installing the LIGHT SEALS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Installing the GRIPPER PADS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Cleaning the CASSETTE HANDLING ASSEMBLY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Cleaning the PMT/DAS BOARD, PMTs, and COLLECTOR ASSEMBLY . . . . . 18
Cleaning the PMTs and Collector Assembly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Cleaning the SLOW SCAN SLIDES and the EXTRACTION BAR . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Cleaning the ERASE LAMP ASSEMBLY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Checking the CMOS BATTERY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Installing the AIR FILTER. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Cleaning the FILTER in the Computer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Checking the FANS and Cleaning the PS1Power Supply . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Checking the UPS Batteries. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Cleaning the MAINFRAME and TOUCH SCREEN MONITOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Checking the Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Publication History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

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Necessary Materials

Part No. Description Quantity Notes

1C8103 ISOPROPHYL ALCOHOL - rubbing --- can acquire locally
UN3E0899 LINT-FREE CLOTH - 300 Pkg --- can acquire locally
1C8271 LINT FREE CLOTH - 150 Pkg --- can acquire locally
UNSP1C800 LENS CLEANER ---
UN952807 LENS PAPER --- can acquire locally
UN5E6777 SPINDLE OIL (or 3-in-1 Oil, SAE 10 W oil) --- can acquire locally
1C8067 CANNED AIR --- can acquire locally
UNSP1C8055 WATERLESS HAND CLEANER - Alcohol Free, --- can acquire locally
Non Abrasive
UN952957 COTTON SWAB ---
TLUN4071 VACUUM CLEANER ---
TLUN4323 NITRILE GLOVES ---
SP6J5334 CMOS Battery Replacement Kit 1 Includes:
As required: See Service Bulletin • 5 CMOS batteries
• 5 labels
6F6887 PM KIT 1
5H1128 H SEAL LIGHT CLAMP 2 Included in the PM KIT
UN1F5608 GRIPPER PAD - clamp bar 2
1F5677 SHUTTER FILM - front 1
1F2215 PLUSH - clamp bar 2
1F6129 PASSIVATOR - static brush 1
5H7879 ASSEMBLY BLOCK LIGHT SEAL- rear 1
9F8238 ASSEMBLY BLOCK LIGHT SEAL- front 1
1F8631 PLUSH - front, elevator cup 2
1F8632 PLUSH - rear, elevator cup 2
4E5581 PASSIVATOR - brush, cassette 1
7E6699 AIR FILTER - rear, panel 1

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Preventive Maintenance

Maintenance Plan

Biohazard
• Field personnel must complete the safety training “Bloodborne Pathogen Program” before doing these
procedures.
• You must use NITRILE or NEOPRENE GLOVES when you clean the equipment.

Important
• Every 6 months, do all procedures in the sequence indicated in this publication. Use to CR Preventive
Maintenance PN 6K6858. Refer to 6K6858 for frequency of Preventive Maintenance.
• Ask the customer about problems with the equipment.

Maintenance Procedures
Assembly Procedure
Prerequisite • Checking the Error Logs
• Checking the Scanning Operation
• Checking the CMOS BATTERY
UPPER CASSETTE • Cleaning the UPPER CASSETTE HANDLING SYSTEM
HANDLING SYSTEM • Installing the CASSETTE BRUSH PASSIVATOR
CASSETTE HANDLING • Installing the FRONT and REAR LIGHT SEAL ASSEMBLIES
ASSEMBLY/ELEVATOR • Adjusting the LIGHT SEAL ASSEMBLIES
ASSEMBLY
• Installing the PLUSHES on the ELEVATOR CUPS
• Installing the PLUSHES on the CLAMP BAR ASSEMBLIES
• Installing the STATIC BRUSH PASSIVATOR
• Installing the LIGHT SEALS
• Installing the GRIPPER PADS
• Cleaning the CASSETTE HANDLING ASSEMBLY
SCAN ASSEMBLY • Cleaning the PMT/DAS BOARD, PMTs, and COLLECTOR ASSEMBLY
MAINFRAME and • Cleaning the SLOW SCAN SLIDES and the EXTRACTION BAR
Miscellaneous • Cleaning the ERASE LAMP ASSEMBLY
• Checking the CMOS BATTERY
• Installing the AIR FILTER
• Cleaning the FILTER in the Computer
• Checking the FANS and Cleaning the PS1Power Supply
• Cleaning the MAINFRAME and TOUCH SCREEN MONITOR
• Checking the Operation

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Checking the Error Logs
[1] Check the Error Logs. See Diagnostics, DG1883-1:
Section Procedure
Using the Diagnostics “Checking the Error Logs”

Important
If you see more than one error code for the same component or assembly, you might have to install new parts or do
adjustments.
[2] Do an evaluation of the error logs.

Checking the Scanning Operation

Important
You must check the scanning operation before you de-energize the system.
[1] Observe the scanning operation for all sizes of CASSETTES.
[2] Make any necessary repairs before you do the preventive maintenance.

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Preventive Maintenance

Cleaning the UPPER CASSETTE HANDLING SYSTEM

Important
Do not disconnect the KEYBOARD. The Max CR System will not boot if the KEYBOARD or BAR CODE READER
are not connected.
[1] Remove the following assemblies. See
SURFACE Adjustments and Replacements, AR1883-1:
GUIDE BELT
COVERS Section Procedure
Replacements “Left and Right End Caps”
“Front Fascia Assembly”
“Surface Guide Belt Covers”
“Top Cap”
TOP CAP

LEFT END
CAP

H206_2440GCA FRONT
H206_2440GC FASCIA AY RIGHT END CAP

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 [2] Clean the 4 SURFACE GUIDE BELTS with
WATERLESS HAND CLEANER, alcohol free,
non-abrasive (DHL).
bearings [3] Check the SURFACE GUIDE BELTS for wear. If
necessary, install new BELTS.
2 cog belts
[4] Adjust the tension of the SURFACE GUIDE BELT.
See Adjustments and Replacements, AR1883-1:
Section Procedure
Adjustments “Tension of Surface Guide Belt”

[5] To advance the COG BELTS, touch:

• [Service]
• [Diagnostics]
• [Individual Component Control]
• [Index]
[6] Check the COG BELTS for wear. If necessary,
surface
guide belts
adjust or install new BELTS. See Adjustments and
Replacements, AR1883-1:
lens cam belts Section Procedure
Adjustments “Alignment of the Cog Belt
Assembly”

[7] Check the 2 + 2 bearings on the cog belt driving

bar code
reader h196_0513_c1
shafts. Replace if they are damaged.
[8] Check the CAM BELTS for wear. If necessary,
adjust or install new CAM BELTS. See
Adjustments and Replacements, AR1883-1:
Section Procedure
Adjustments “Alignment Cams/Belts”

[9] Vacuum the UPPER CASSETTE HANDLING SYSTEM.

[10] Use CANNED AIR to clean the LENS on the BAR CODE READER:
[11] If necessary:
(a) Clean the LENS on the BAR CODE READER with a LINT-FREE CLOTH to remove any contamination.
(b) If the LINT-FREE CLOTH does not remove the contamination, clean the LENS with LENS CLEANER and
LENS PAPER.

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Preventive Maintenance

Installing the CASSETTE BRUSH PASSIVATOR

CASSETTE BRUSH
PASSIVATOR
H206_2442BCA
H206_2442BC

[1] Remove and discard the existing CASSETTE BRUSH PASSIVATOR.

[2] Install:
• CASSETTE BRUSH PASSIVATOR
• FRONT FASCIA PLATE ASSEMBLY

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Installing the FRONT and REAR LIGHT SEAL ASSEMBLIES

UPPER CONTROL
2 CAP MECHANISM
SCREWS

2 SCREWS

INTERLOCK
KEY

SERVICE
PANEL

H206_2443HCA
FRONT DOOR H206_2443HC

Caution
Do not place small parts in the equipment.
[1] Open the FRONT DOOR.
[2] Loosen the 2 SCREWS.
[3] Open the SERVICE PANEL.
[4] Loosen the 2 CAP SCREWS.
[5] Lift the UPPER CONTROL MECHANISM.
[6] Insert the INTERLOCK KEY. Wait for the Max CR system to initialize.
[7] Touch:
• Service
• Diagnostics
• Individual Component Control
• Size Change
• Large Cassette Size

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Preventive Maintenance

[8] Remove:
FRONT LIGHT NUT
SEAL AY • NUT
WASHER • WASHER
• FRONT LIGHT SEAL ASSEMBLY and
SHUTTER discard
FILM • SHUTTER FILM and discard
[9] Install:
• new SHUTTER FILM
• new FRONT LIGHT SEAL ASSEMBLY
• WASHER
• NUT

H196_2464ACA
H196_2464AC

[10] Remove:
NUT • NUT
• WASHER
REAR LIGHT
SEAL AY WASHER • REAR LIGHT SEAL ASSEMBLY and discard
[11] Install:
• WASHER
• NUT
• new REAR LIGHT SEAL ASSEMBLY
[12] Check that the REAR LIGHT SEAL ASSEMBLY
moves freely.

H196_2465ACA
H196_2465AC

FRONT LIGHT NUT

SEAL AY Important
WASHER For correct operation of the equipment, the SHUTTER
FILM must be in the correct position.

SHUTTER [13] Check:

FILM • SHUTTER FILM is in the correct position
• SHUTTER FILM ASSEMBLY moves freely

SHUTTER
FILM AY

H196_2464ACB
H196_2464AC

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Adjusting the LIGHT SEAL ASSEMBLIES

2.0 mm
(0.080 in.)

NUT

2 LIGHT
SEAL AYs

CASSETTE

2.0 mm H206_2444BCA
(0.080 in.) H206_2444BC

[1] Touch:
• Service
• Diagnostics
• Individual Component Control
• Elevator, Size Changer
• Elevator Down
[2] Manually load an 18 x 24 cm CASSETTE and move it fully backward.
[3] Touch:
• Small Cassette Size
• Clamp Small
[4] Loosen the NUT on the 2 LIGHT SEAL ASSEMBLIES until the assemblies make contact with the CASSETTE.
[5] Move the LIGHT SEAL ASSEMBLIES an additional 2.00 mm (0.08 in.) toward the CASSETTE.
[6] Tighten the NUT on each of the 2 LIGHT SEAL ASSEMBLIES.
[7] Select [Clamps Off].
[8] Remove the CASSETTE.

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Preventive Maintenance

Installing the PLUSHES on the ELEVATOR CUPS

[1] Touch:
• Service
2 REAR
PLUSHES • Diagnostics
• Individual Component Control
• Elevator Up
[2] Remove and discard:
2 FRONT
PLUSHES • 2 FRONT PLUSHES
PLUSHES
• 2 REAR PLUSHES
[3] Clean the 2 ELEVATOR CUPS. Use RUBBING
ALCOHOL and a COTTON SWAB.
[4] Use maximum pressure to install:
• 2 FRONT PLUSHES
• 2 REAR PLUSHES

Important
Possible height adjustment: If the height of the front cup
is the same as the rear cup, cut the front cup plush to
the same length as the rear cup plush.
[5] Touch Elevator Down.
2 ELEVATOR CUPS
H196_2466GCB
H196_2466GC

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Installing the PLUSHES on the CLAMP BAR ASSEMBLIES
right CLAMP BAR AY [1] Carefully pull and hold the SHUTTER FILM to
loosen the SETSCREW on the right CLAMP BAR
ASSEMBLY.
SETSCREW

SHUTTER FILM
H196_2467ACA
H196_2467AC

[2] Remove and discard the PLUSH.

SHUTTER [3] Install the new PLUSH.
FILM
[4] Tighten the SETSCREW.
[5] Do Step 1–Step 4 for the left CLAMP BAR
ASSEMBLY.

PLUSH
H196_2476ACA
H196_2476AC

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Preventive Maintenance

Installing the STATIC BRUSH PASSIVATOR

[1] Loosen the 2 SCREWS.
[2] Remove and discard the existing STATIC BRUSH
PASSIVATOR.
[3] Install the new STATIC BRUSH PASSIVATOR.

GROUND Important
STRAP The GROUND STRAP must be fastened correctly.
[4] Check that the GROUND STRAP is fastened
correctly.
[5] Tighten the 2 SCREWS.

STATIC BRUSH
PASSIVATOR
H196_2468ACA
H196_2468AC 2 SCREWS

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Installing the LIGHT SEALS

mark

CLAMP BAR AY

mark

LIGHT SEAL

H196_2469BCA
H196_2469BC

[1] Make a mark at each edge of the existing right

LIGHT SEAL LIGHT SEAL.
[2] Remove and discard the right LIGHT SEAL.

Caution
Do not stretch the new LIGHT SEAL.
[3] Aligning the ends of the new LIGHT SEAL with the
2 marks, place the new LIGHT SEAL on the
CLAMP BAR ASSEMBLY.
[4] Carefully press the LIGHT SEAL to adhere it to
the surface.
[5] Do Step 1–Step 4 for the left LIGHT SEAL.

H196_2477ACA
H196_2477AC

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Preventive Maintenance

Installing the GRIPPER PADS

SHOULDER
left CLAMP SCREW Important
BAR AY
Install GRIPPER PADS at each PM so that the cassette
SHUTTER FILM shell does not slip and cause a cassette jam.
[1] Remove the SHOULDER SCREW.
[2] Lift the SHUTTER FILM.
[3] Remove the left CLAMP BAR ASSEMBLY.

H196_2474ACA
H196_2474AC

CLAMP BAR AY
[4] Remove and discard the 2 GRIPPER PADS.
[5] Clean the CLAMP BAR ASSEMBLY. Use
RUBBING ALCOHOL and a COTTON SWAB.

2 RECESSED AREAS
Important
Each GRIPPER PAD must be pressed into the
RECESSED AREA.
[6] Carefully press the GRIPPER PAD into the
RECESSED AREA.
[7] Do Step 6 for the remaining GRIPPER PAD.
[8] Install the left CLAMP BAR ASSEMBLY.

2 GRIPPER PADS
H196_2475ACA
H196_2475AC

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Cleaning the CASSETTE HANDLING ASSEMBLY

Caution
Use the VACUUM CLEANER to remove dust before
you use the CANNED AIR.
[1] Remove dust from the CASSETTE HANDLING
ASSEMBLY.
[2] If necessary, use the CANNED AIR to remove
dust from the CASSETTE HANDLING
ASSEMBLY.

CASSETTE
HANDLING AY

H196_2473ACA
H196_2473AC

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Preventive Maintenance

Cleaning the PMT/DAS BOARD, PMTs, and COLLECTOR ASSEMBLY

Important
You must use the appropriate procedures in the Adjustments and Replacements for the MAX CR System, AR1883-1.

ESD
Possible damage from electrostatic discharge.

Wear an ESD strap when handling or cleaning the PMT

board and collector assembly. The system is
susceptible to static discharge.
[1] Remove the PMT/DAS board using
Replacements/PMT/DAS Board in Adjustments
and Replacements for MAX CR System,
AR1883 -1.

Caution
Use the vacuum cleaner to remove dust before you use
the canned air.
h196_0514
[2] Use the vacuum cleaner to remove dust from the
PMT/DAS board.
[3] If necessary, use the canned air to remove dust
from the PMT/DAS board.
Continue with Cleaning the PMTs and Collector
Assembly.

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Cleaning the PMTs and Collector Assembly
[1] Remove the PMTs and collector assembly using
2 SCREWS FOAM
the procedures in Replacements/PMTs and
Collector Assembly in Adjustments and
COVER Replacements for the MAX CR
System, AR1883-1.
2 PMTs [2] Remove
• 2 screws
COLLECTOR AY
• cover
2 SCREWS • foam
• 2 PMTs
• collector assembly

Caution
• Use the vacuum cleaner to remove dust before you
use the canned air.
• Use the canned air to move debris from the optical
cavity.
• Use care when cleaning mirror surfaces. Surfaces
are made of glass and reflective film mirror tape
and scratch easily. Use only canned air to remove
debris. See SB8J5790 for cleaning procedures.
H196_2479GCA
H196_2479GC
Important
Pay attention to the laser path. It must be free from any
fiber or images will be affected by vertical lines.
[3] Use the vacuum cleaner to remove dust from:
• 2 PMTs
• collector assembly
• optical cavity
[4] If necessary, use the canned air to remove dust
from:
• 2 PMTs
• collector assembly
• optical cavity
[5] Use the procedures in the Adjustments and
Replacements for the MAX CR System,
AR1883-1 to install:
• PMTs and collector assembly
• PMT/DAS board
[6] Perform collector alignment using procedures in
Adjustments/Collector Assembly in Adjustments
and Replacements for the KODAK DIRECTVIEW
CR 825/850 System, AR1883-1.
[7] Continue with Cleaning the SLOW SCAN SLIDES
and the EXTRACTION BAR.

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Preventive Maintenance

Cleaning the SLOW SCAN SLIDES and the EXTRACTION BAR

Carriage
holes
Extraction Bar

Slow Scan
Slides
Lead Screw

Slow Scan Ay

H196_3003BCA
H196_3003BC PCB Slide

[1] Use a LINT-FREE CLOTH to clean:

• SLOW SCAN SLIDES
• top of the EXTRACTION BAR

Caution
Do not apply SPINDLE OIL to the LEAD SCREW or nut.
Do not apply ANY lubricant of any kind to the lead
screw! It will destroy the coating and cause the slide to
fail.
[2] Apply 2 drops of SPINDLE OIL to each of the 2
SLOW SCAN SLIDES.
[3] Rotate the LEAD SCREW up and down to
holes distribute the SPINDLE OIL across the surface of
the 2 SLOW SCAN SLIDES, wipe the oil along the
slides.
[4] For PCB configuration (above), apply at least 2
Lead Screw drops of SPINDLE OIL in each of the 2 holes on
the CARRIAGE.
Slow Scan [5] For Kerk Slide configuration, remove the 3
Slide aluminum disks on the carriage and insert at least
2 drops of oil in each of the 3 holes on the carriage

H206_0841_C1 Kerk Slide

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Cleaning the ERASE LAMP ASSEMBLY
[1] Disengage the LATCH.
LATCH [2] Pull the ERASE LAMP ASSEMBLY.
[3] Use a LINT-FREE CLOTH to clean the ERASE
LAMPS.
[4] Use the VACUUM CLEANER to remove dust from
the ERASE LAMP ASSEMBLY.
[5] If necessary, use the CANNED AIR to remove the
4 dust from the ERASE LAMP ASSEMBLY.
5
1

ERASE
2
3
LAMPS 4
5

ERASE
LAMP AY
H177_2104GCB
H177_2104GC

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Preventive Maintenance

Checking the CMOS BATTERY

[1] Check the age of the CMOS battery by reading the replacement date on the label located on the PC. Replace
the battery if it is 5 or more years old.
[2] If there is no date label indicating the last time the CMOS battery was replaced, determine the approximate age
of the CMOS battery by referring to the manufacture date on the data plate of the CR Scanner and to the
following table of computer implementation dates:
Computer Console Model Implementation Date
8187-Q9U 2004-11 (November 2004)
8187-SEU 2005-03 (March 2005)
8212 2006-04 (April 2006)
8810 2007-10 (October 2007)
HP 5700 2008-12 (December 2008)
HP 5800 2012-09 (September 2012)

[3] If the battery is less than 5 years old, attach a label to the computer console, and write the manufacture date
found on the data plate of the CR Scanner or the implementation date listed in the previous table, whichever is
more recent.

Note
Attach the label in a discreet place, but where the FE is likely to see it during the next PM visit.
[4] Replace the CMOS battery if it is 5 or more years old. Add a label to the PC with the replacement date. See:
Publication Section Procedure
Adjustments and Replacements for the Max CR System, Replacements CMOS Battery
AR1883-1

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Installing the AIR FILTER

Caution
Dangerous Voltage
AIR FILTER
[1] De-energize the Max CR System.
[2] Remove:
• 6 SCREWS
• BACK ACCESS PANEL
• existing AIR FILTER and discard
[3] Install:
• AIR FILTER
• BACK ACCESS PANEL
• 6 SCREWS

BACK ACCESS PANEL

6 SCREWS
H206_0153GCA
H206_0153GC

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Cleaning the FILTER in the Computer

Caution
Dangerous Voltage

computer
Important
You must use the appropriate procedures in the
Installation Instructions for the KODAK DIRECTVIEW
CR 950 System, II1883-1.
1. De-energize the system using the Energizing the
System procedure in the Installation Instructions for
the KODAK DIRECTVIEW CR 950 Systems,
II1883-1.
2. Remove the rear panel. See Rear Panel in the
Adjustments and Replacements for the KODAK
DIRECTVIEW CR 950 Systems, AR 1883-1.
FILTER 3. Use the vacuum cleaner to remove dust from the
filter in the computer.
4. Install the rear panel.

H206_0010GCA
H206_0010GC

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Carestream Health, Inc.

150 Verona Street
Rochester, NY 14608
Checking the FANS and Cleaning the PS1Power Supply
[1] Remove:
• 6 SCREWS
• BACK PANEL
[2] While holding the vacuum hose to the PS1 fan,
spray canned air into the fan opening, moving the
RED straw to dislodge any loose dust. Hold the
spray can upright so that only air comes out
instead of liquid. Refer to Service Bulletin
SB9J6159 for instructions to clean the PS1.

Caution
Dangerous Voltage
6 SCREWS [3] Energize the Max CR System.

H206_0155ACA
H206_0155AC BACK PANEL

[4] Check that all FANS operate correctly with the AIR
CF1 FLOW in the correct direction:
• CF1
• CF2
• CF3
• CF4
• CF5
[5] Install:
• BACK PANEL
• 6 SCREWS

Note
The PS1 cooling fan must be clean and rotate freely
and without any noise. See SB9J6159 for the PS1
cleaning procedure.

CF2

CF3
PS1
CF5 Power Supply
H206_1808GCA
CF4
H206_1808GC

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Preventive Maintenance

Checking the UPS Batteries

UPS Operational Panel

A B C D

/TEST Bypass
Line On Line

On Battery

Replace Battery LED

H226_1028ACA
H226_1028AC

[1] Turn off the computer and leave the UPS on.
[2] Press and hold the I/Test button for a few seconds.
The UPS will beep. The LEDs A, B, C, and D will turn on for some seconds depending on the battery charge
level.

Note
If the batteries are in good condition, all LEDs are turned on. If they are not all on, consider replacing the batteries
even if the Replace Battery LED does not blink. See publication 8H9517.

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Cleaning the MAINFRAME and TOUCH SCREEN MONITOR
TOUCH SCREEN [1] Clean the MAINFRAME and TOUCH SCREEN
MONITOR MONITOR with WATERLESS HAND CLEANER.
[2] Set up the TOUCH SCREEN. See Adjustments
and Replacements, AR1883-1:
Section Procedure
Adjustments “Setting up the TOUCH
SCREEN”

H206_0500ACA
H206_0500AC
MAINFRAME

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Preventive Maintenance

Checking the Operation

[1] Check that the INTERLOCK SWITCH and
FRONT DOOR INTERLOCK ACTUATOR operate correctly. See
Adjustments and Replacements, AR1883-1:
Section Procedure
Adjustments “Interlock Actuator”

[2] Do the following procedure. See Diagnostics,

DG1883-1:
Section Procedure
Using the “Light Test”
Diagnostics

[3] Use the DIRECTVIEW TOTAL QUALITY TOOL

for CR SYSTEMS to check the image quality.
[4] Do the procedure. See Installation Instructions,
INTERLOCK SWITCH II1883-1:
Section Procedure
Installation “Checking the Operation”

INTERLOCK ACTUATOR
H206_0154GCA
H206_0154GC

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Publication History

Publication Publication Changed

Date No. ECO No. Pages File Name Notes
2008-05-28 PM1883-1 --- All pm1883_1.fm New Publication
2011-05-20 PM1883-1 --- Various pm1883_1.fm Rebranded, new cover format,
EN1041:2008 dates and units of
measures
2011-06-25 PM1883-1 --- Various pm1883_1.fm Added a procedure for checking
the CMOS battery
2015-10-26 PM1883-1 --- Various pm1883_1.fm Revised

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Preventive Maintenance

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