Service Note 43647_0 Aug/06 New VG Rotation Gear Manufacturer, ASM001150 you will now receive gear from GIRARD (as in In…
Service Note 43647_0 Aug/06 New VG Rotation Gear Manufacturer, ASM001150 you will now receive gear from GIRARD (as in Infinia)
Symptom
Service Note 43647_0 Aug/06 New VG Rotation Gear Manufacturer, ASM001150 you will now receive gear from GIRARD (as in Infinia) Service Note 43647 _0 Aug/06 New VG Rotation Gear Manufacturer, ASM001150 you will now receive gear from GIRARD (as in Infinia) Solution For Mounting instructions, see Section 4. on page 2 (of this service note) These instructions are based on what we regard as both a safe and good method for disassembling. An experienced FE might not use the same method. For those who prefer a different method, please use it. But the positioning of the Gantry as described in step 1 of Section 4. is mandatory. Additional references: Service Manual, Direction 2368212-100 Rev. 1 Chapter 7.3.4.1 Gantry Covers - Disassembling / Assembling - Page 24 And Chapter 7.3.4.14 Rotation Motor - Page 43 Notes
Applies to
- Models
- Infinia
- Product
- VGH VG and VG Hawkey and Varicam
- Component
- *Gantry Gantry Gantry
- Area
- Nuclear Medicine
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