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Infinia/VG table is all the way down and has activated the second limit switch, getting error 153 on table hei…

Infinia/VG table is all the way down and has activated the second limit switch, getting error 153 on table height axis 9

Symptom

Infinia/VG table is all the way down and has activated the second limit switch, getting error 153 on table height axis 9 PSDB is a field based practical troubleshooting and experience tool, it is not an engineering substitute. PSDB should not replace your service training and engineering procedures. PSDB should be used as a guide, not necessarily a final solution. Always verify your actual troubleshooting, service and repair activity. Infinia/VG table is all the way down and has activated the second limit switch, getting error 153 on table height axis 9 Note: May be related to Infinia Gantry Missed Target error 143 on axis 9 table height motion. Alos see KOID 75921 and 87473

Error message

Error #153 (Error 153) Second Limit Pressed. Axis = 9 HEIGHT

Applies to

Models
Infinia
Product
Infinia I Infinia I Acquisition System Infinia HE4 Infinia II Hawkeye 4 & Infinia II GP (Infinia running Windows XP software) Infinia II Infinia II Acquisition System
Component
HG83000008B Table Rear (Left) Actuator HG83000008B Table Rear (Left) Actuator (Infinia / VG) -- - Left Motorized Actuator - is the actuator located in rear of table assembly and the one that has limit switches and encoder attached to *Patient Table *Patient Table *Patient Table HG83000009B Table Front (Right) Actuator HG83000009B Table Front (Right) Actuator (Infinia / VG) -- Right Motorized Actuator - is the actuator located closest to the detectors or what I would call the front of the table assembly
Area
Nuclear Medicine

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