Service Manual OPX Mobilis Operating Table

Service manual
OPX mobilis operating table

OPX mobilis RC 30 (161.3510.1), 30/G (161.3550.1),
30 L (161.3610.1), 30 L/G (161.3650.1),
OPX mobilis RC 40 (161.4510.1), 40/G (161.4550.1),
40 L (161.4160.1), 40 L/G (161.4650.1)
OPX mobilis 200 (161.2010.0), 200/G (161.2050.0),
300 C (161.3110.0), 300 C/G (161.3150.0),
300 CL (161.3210.0), 300 CL/G (161.3250.0)
Table of contents
This Service manual ........................................................................................................................................ 3
Symbols used in the text .................................................................................................................................. 3
Device states and actions required ................................................................................................................... 4
What type of errors can the operating table exhibit? ..................................................................................... 4
No brake function ...................................................................................................................................... 4
Laminated panel damaged ......................................................................................................................... 8
Standard repairs ........................................................................................................................................... 10
Remove/mount chassis cover .................................................................................................................... 10
Lift the column cladding............................................................................................................................ 15
Lower the column cladding ....................................................................................................................... 16
Adjust directional casters .......................................................................................................................... 18
Check/charge/replace the batteries (only mobilis RC 30/40) ...................................................................... 21
Replace double caster............................................................................................................................... 36
Device description ......................................................................................................................................... 56
Overview of electronics ................................................................................................................................. 58
System messages .......................................................................................................................................... 59
Cable diagram for valve transfer line ............................................................................................................. 60
Technical data .............................................................................................................................................. 61
Index............................................................................................................................................................ 65
Contact data ................................................................................................................................................ 71
2 Serviceanleitung - Edition 2015-2-26 DEU Id.-Nr. 2035537

This Service manual
This service manual is a summary of the most basic More detailed instructions are also available in the
types of repairs a technician can perform on the repair manual. Both supplement the instructions for
operating table even without special training. use for the mobilis 200/300 and the mobilis RC. The
instructions for use must be observed.
In the event of repairs not performed , damaged
parts may only be replaced with new parts. Repairs to
damaged parts lead to exclusion of liability!
Symbols used in the text

The following designations and/or symbols are used
in this service manual to identify information of special NOTICE
importance:
"NOTICE" refers to information not relating to
personal injury, e.g. information relating to damage to
DANGER! property.
"DANGER" refers to a hazardous situation which could
result in serious injury or death if it is not avoided.
Serious injuries are irreversible injuries requiring RECOMMENDATION
permanent and recurring medical care.
Used to identify information relating to the lifespan or
improved functioning of the device.
WARNING!
"WARNING" refers to a hazardous situation which
could result in moderate to serious injury if it is not A triangle before the text means:
avoided. This includes reversible injuries requiring  Execute this work step.
care or examination by a medical professional.  Execute this sub-work step.
A dot before the text means:

CAUTION!
• This is part of an itemisation.
"CAUTION" refers to a hazardous situation which
could result in slight to moderate injury if it is not
avoided. This includes reversible injuries not requiring
medical care. Numbers in figures
A number in a circle indicates the item
number of the designated spare part in the
legend below the figure.
A combination of numbers contained

within a rectangle in an illustration indi-
cates the item number of the designated
spare part in the spare parts list.
Operationstisch OPX mobilis 200/300, RC 30/40 - Edition 2015-2-26 DEU Id.-Nr. 2035537 3
Device states and actions required
This chapter describes repairs relating to a defined
repair result.
What type of errors can the operating table exhibit?
Mechanical/hydraulic:
• The brake no longer provides braking action. Page 4
• The laminated panel is damaged.
Page 59
•
•
No brake function
 Lift column cladding (see „Lift the column cladding“
on page 15).
Fig. 1

 Lift off moulded bottom cover (see „Remove
moulded bottom cover“ on page 10).
Fig. 2
 Check all double casters for ruptured housing.
 Replace defective double casters (see „Replace
double caster“ on page 36). Pay attention to
electrical conductivity: a conductive double caster
(can be recognised by the yellow housing ring) may
not be replaced by a non-conductive double caster.
Fig. 3
 After replacing double casters manufactured prior
to June 2011 with double casters produced more
recently, the directional caster (if present) must be
height-adjusted (see „“ on page 118).
Fig. 4
 Check wheel cover.
 Replace damaged wheel cover (see „Replace
double caster“ on page 36).
CAUTION!
Risk of injury! Broken edges on the wheel cover may
be sharp and cause cuts.
Fig. 5
 Check whether the two KL retainers (spare parts list:
item no. 60, see Fig. 7) of the connecting pieces
(right and left) are still attached.
Fig. 6
 Insert the KL retainer where no KL retainer is
attached.
Fig. 7
[60]: KL retainer
 Check braking function: Press the brake pedal and
check whether the table can still be moved.
 If the brake functions, stop this repair.
 Remove 2 KL retainers on both sides.
Fig. 8

 Remove connecting pieces.
Fig. 9
 Press the brake pedal. Check whether the brake is
working on both casters at the head end.
 No braking function at the head end: replace

defective double caster (see „Replace double
caster“ on page 36).
Fig. 10
 Use a spanner (spanner size 11) to turn the hexag-
onal shaft at the foot end, and check the braking
function of the casters at the foot end. If the brakes
are not functioning: replace defective double caster
(see „Replace double caster“ on page 36).
 If braking function continues to be inadequate:
Please contact Service (see „Contact data“ on page
68).
 Assembly: Proceed in the reverse order.
Fig. 11
Laminated panel damaged
 Removing the pad.
Fig. 12
 Pull out the collar nuts on the damaged laminated
panel.
Fig. 13
[21]: Back section of laminated panel
 Lift up the damaged laminated panel.
Fig. 14
[22]: Seat section of laminated panel

 Fitting a new laminated panel.
Fig. 15
 Retighten collar nuts.
Fig. 16
 Put pad back in place.
Fig. 17
Standard repairs
This chapter describes actions that are required in
several different repair situations. They form part of a
larger repairs being performed to achieve a defined
result.
Remove/mount chassis cover

Remove moulded bottom cover
on page 15).
Fig. 18
 On the left and right side of the moulded bottom
cover (spare parts list: item no. 50), unscrew one
countersunk head screw from the mounting plate.
Fig. 19
[50]: Split moulded bottom cover
 Lift the moulded bottom cover, making sure that the
seal between the two halves of the moulded bottom
cover is not damaged.
Fig. 20

 Remove the moulded bottom cover at the foot end.
Fig. 21
 Remove the moulded bottom cover at the head
end.
Fig. 22
Installing the moulded bottom cover

 Position the spacer frame (spare parts list: item no.
60).
Fig. 23
[60]: Spacer frame
 Position the seal (spare parts list: item no. 60) as
shown.
Fig. 24
[60]: Seal
 Place the moulded bottom cover at the foot end of
the chassis.
Fig. 25
 Place the moulded bottom cover at the head end
on the chassis.
Fig. 26
 Apply the seal to the moulded bottom cover at the
head end.
Fig. 27

 Stick the moulded bottom cover at the foot end into
the seal.
Fig. 28
 On the left and right side of the moulded bottom
cover, screw one countersunk screw into the
mounting plate.
Fig. 29
Fig. 30
 Place the preassembled moulded bottom cover
onto the 4 mounting brackets.
Fig. 31
 Disengage the column cladding and lower it.
Fig. 32
 Tighten the 4 attachment screws on the column
cladding.
Fig. 33

Lift the column cladding
 Unscrew 4 screws on the column.
Fig. 34
 Lift up the column cladding and secure using a
method of choice.
Fig. 35
Lower the column cladding
 Unscrew the plastic rivets (spare parts list: item no.
60) on the bellows.
Fig. 36
[60]: Plastic rivets
 Disengage bellows from column cladding.
Fig. 37
 Remove 2 attachment screws (spare parts list: item
no. 60) from both the head and foot end of the
column, holding the column cladding in place.
Fig. 38
[60]: Attachment screws

 Let the column cladding sink down onto the frame.
Fig. 39
Adjust directional casters
Fig. 40
A) Yoke, B) Securing clip, C) Locknut, D) Adjusting nut
 Make sure that the operating table is on level
ground.
on page 15).
Fig. 41
 Lift off moulded bottom cover (see „Remove
Fig. 42

 Move the brake pedal to the highest position.
Fig. 43
 Turn the locknut (see Fig. 44, pos. C) and the
adjusting nut (see Fig. 44, pos. D) using a spanner
(spanner size 24).
Fig. 44
A) Yoke, B) Securing clip, C) Locknut, D) Adjusting nut
When contact pressure is adequate, the directional
casters touch the floor but without raising the chassis.
Fig. 45
 Press the brake pedal back down again.
 Refit the moulded bottom cover.
Fig. 46
 Let the column cladding back down.
Fig. 47
 Screw the column cladding back into place.
Fig. 48

Check/charge/replace the batteries (only mobilis RC 30/40)
Check charger and supply cable
 Check the supply cable (spare parts list: item no.
33) for damage. If damaged, replace supply cable.
Fig. 49
[33]: Charger supply cable
 Check Schuko plug for damage. If damaged,
replace supply cable.
Fig. 50
 Check IEC connector and charger socket for
damage. If damaged, replace supply cable.
Fig. 51
 Plug IEC connector into the charger socket (spare
parts list: item no. 32).
 Connect power plug.
 Check whether the LED on the charger illuminates.
If not, replace the charger.
Fig. 52
[32]: Charger
 Check coiled cable and charger plug for damage.
If damaged, replace the charger.
Fig. 53
 Plug the charger plug into the charger socket on
the operating table.
 Check whether the charger LED lights up and
remains red for at least a few seconds. If not,
replace the charger.
Fig. 54
Check charging voltage
 5 Remove attachment screws from the electronic
control unit.
Fig. 55

 Detach electronic control unit from the operating
table.
Fig. 56
 Disconnect connecting line for the battery set.
Fig. 57
 Unscrew the connector housing.
Fig. 58
 Remove connector housing.
Fig. 59
 Check no-load output voltage of the batteries as
shown (minimum 23V). If after 8 hours of charging
and after moving the back section 10x the voltage
at the terminal is less than 23V, replace the battery
(see „Check and replace batteries“ on page 26.
Fig. 60
 Connect electronic control unit to the connecting
line for the battery set.
Fig. 61
 Plug the charger plug into the charger socket on
the operating table.
Fig. 62
 Measure the charging voltage as shown.
Fig. 63

The voltage on the display should rise gradually.
If the voltage does not rise, replace the batteries (see
„Check and replace batteries“ on page 26.
Fig. 64
Fig. 65
 Reinstall the connector housing.
Fig. 66
 Connect connecting line to the battery set by
pressing together.
Fig. 67
 Reinstall electronic control unit in the operating
table.
Fig. 68
 5 Reinsert and tighten attachment screws for the
electronic control unit.
Fig. 69
Check and replace batteries

on page 15).
Fig. 70

 Remove moulded bottom cover (see „Remove
Fig. 71
 Turn off the table.
Fig. 72
 5 Remove attachment screws from the electronic
control unit.
Fig. 73
 Detach electronic control unit from the floor pan.
Fig. 74
 Uncouple the connection between electronic control
unit and the battery set.
Fig. 75
The battery at the foot end is secured to the hydraulic
pump motor by a length of double-sided adhesive
tape.
 Pull out the protective battery housing.
Fig. 76
 Remove the cover of the battery at the foot end.
Fig. 77
 Check whether the battery housing is deformed.
Fig. 78

Deformed battery housings and batteries with under-
voltage must be replaced.
 Remove the battery (spare parts list: item no. 35)
from the protective housing.
Fig. 79
[36]: Battery cable harness
 Disconnect both cables (spare parts list: item no.
36) from the battery.
Fig. 80
[35]: Battery
 Replace defective battery with a new battery.
Fig. 81
 Connect both cables to the new battery.
Polarity:
Connect the cable labelled "1" to battery terminal "–".
Connect the cable labelled "2" to battery terminal "+".
WARNING!
Incorrect polarity may cause a battery fire and lead
to the destruction of the electronic control unit. Make
sure that the polarity is correct when connecting the
batteries.
Fig. 82
 Refit cover on the foot-end battery.
 Attach the battery housing to the hydraulic pump
motor using the double-sided adhesive tape.
Fig. 83
 Remove cable tie of the wiring harness on the
battery set in middle of chassis.
Fig. 84
 Pull out the battery set and place on the hydraulic
pipes.
Fig. 85
 Unscrew 2 screws on the battery set.
Fig. 86

 Push cap on battery cable harness to the side.
Fig. 87
Each of the three batteries and battery set must now
be replaced individually.
 Remove both cables from the battery in question.
Fig. 88
 Replace defective battery with a new battery.
Fig. 89
 Connect both cables to the new battery in accord-
ance with the wiring diagram shown (see Fig. 91).
Fig. 90
Fig. 91
 Insert the polarity tester (included in the battery set)
into the plug of the wiring harness from the battery
to the electronic control unit. If the polarity tester
LED does not illuminate, remove the polarity tester,
check that the new batteries are correctly wired,
change the wiring of the batteries as needed, then
perform the test again until the polarity tester lights
up green.
Fig. 92
 Reattach the cap to the battery set with 2 screws.
Fig. 93

 Reinstall the battery set in the table.
Fig. 94
 Reattach the wiring harness in the operating table
using cable ties.
Fig. 95
 Reconnect the plug of the battery cable to the plug
of the electronic control unit.
Fig. 96
 Put the electronic control unit back in place.
Fig. 97
 Screw the housing of the electronic control unit
back in place.
Fig. 98
 Switch on the operating table.
Fig. 99
Check all hand control functions.
 Move the operating table into the end positions of
each adjustment function.
Fig. 100
 Put the moulded bottom cover back in place (see
„Installing the moulded bottom cover“ on page
11).
Fig. 101

 Screw the column cladding into place.
 Charge batteries.
Fig. 102
Replace double caster
 Bring the operating table into the brake position.
 Lift up the column cladding and secure (see „Lift
the column cladding“ on page 15).
Fig. 103
[45]: Double caster, [46]: electrically conductive
double caster
 Remove moulded bottom cover (see „Remove
Fig. 104
 Remove KL retainers of the connecting rods.
Fig. 105

 Remove left connecting rod.
Fig. 106
 Remove right connecting rod.
Fig. 107
 Jack up the operating table. First lift the side with
the defective double caster.
Fig. 108
If the double caster is at the head end:
Three hinges on the hexagonal shaft need to be
disconnected.
Fig. 109
 Warm the hinges for approximately 20 seconds
with a hot air gun.
CAUTION!
Risk of burns!
Ensure that the heated parts are not touched with bare
hands or rubber gloves.
Fig. 110
 On the hinges on the hexagonal shaft, loosen the
locknuts and then the set screws using a 3mm hex
key.
Fig. 111
 Remove 2 screws from the bracket (left).
Fig. 112

 Remove bracket on the side facing the wheel.
 Remove the set screw on the bearing lug.

 Push loose bearing lug down the hexagonal shaft.
Fig. 113
 Remove pin retainer.
Fig. 114
 Pull out bolt on the brake linkage.
Fig. 115
 Turn the hexagonal shaft using an M8 spanner as
shown in Fig. 116.
Fig. 116
After turning, the flat side of the shaft must be facing
down.
Fig. 117
 Drive out the hexagonal shaft as shown in Fig. 118.
Fig. 118
After driving it out, the hexagonal shaft must protrude
approximately 5cm past the frame.
Fig. 119

 Loosen the wheel attachment screw on the lower
part of the frame using a 5mm hex key.
Fig. 120
 Remove the spacer.
Fig. 121
 Unscrew the attachment screw of the wheel cover
from the defective double caster using a 4mm hex
key.
Fig. 122
 Remove wheel cover (spare parts list: item no. 47)
from the defective double caster.
Fig. 123
[47]: Wheel cover
 Place new wheel cover on new double caster.
Fig. 124
 Insert spacer as shown in Fig. 125.
Fig. 125
1) Spacer
 Using a 4mm hex key, insert the attachment screw
of the wheel cover into the defective double caster
and tighten.
Fig. 126
 Place spacers on double caster.
Fig. 127

 Turn the bar mount until the double caster can no
longer be turned.
Fig. 128
 Insert double caster in the frame.
 Tighten the wheel attachment screw by hand.
Fig. 129
 Insert hexagonal shaft into the wheel mount.
Fig. 130
 Push the hexagonal shaft back into the wheel
mount.
Fig. 131
 Tighten the wheel attachment screw using a 5mm
hex key.
Fig. 132
 Push the bearing lug along the hexagonal shaft
until the set screw (see Fig. 133, pos. 2) and the
drill hole (pos. 1) are aligned with each other in the
hexagonal shaft.
Fig. 133
1) Drill hole, 2) Set screw
 Screw the set screw into the bearing lug.
Fig. 134
 Put the bracket in place.
Fig. 135

 Put the spacer in place.
Fig. 136
 Tighten 2 screws.
Fig. 137
 Position the 3 joints on the hexagonal shaft as
shown in Fig. 109.
Fig. 138
 Tighten the set screws on the joints.
Fig. 139
 Tighten the locknut.
Fig. 140
 Reinsert the bolts.
Fig. 141
 Tighten the bolts.
Fig. 142

If the double caster is at the foot end:
 Warm the hinges with a hot-air gun.
Fig. 143
Two hinges on the hexagonal shaft need to be discon-
nected.
Fig. 144
 Loosen the locknuts on the joints of the hexagonal
shaft.
Fig. 145
 On the joints, loosen the set screws.
Fig. 146
 Remove the set screw on the bearing lug facing the
double caster.
Fig. 147
 Draw the hexagonal shaft approximately 5 cm
away from the double caster to be replaced.
Fig. 148
 Loosen the wheel attachment screw on the lower
part of the frame using a 5mm hex key.
Fig. 149
 Remove defective double caster.
Fig. 150

 Remove the spacer.
Fig. 151
 Unscrew the attachment screw of the wheel cover
from the defective double caster using a 4mm hex
key.
Fig. 152
 Remove the wheel cover from the defective double
caster.
Fig. 153
 Place new wheel cover on new double caster.
Fig. 154
 Position the wheel cover so that it touches down on
the middle of the caster.
Fig. 155
 Insert spacer as shown in Fig. 156.
Fig. 156
1) Spacer
 Using a M8 spanner, turn the hexagonal shaft as
far as it will go (brake position).
Fig. 157
 Turn the mount of the hexagonal shaft in the
double caster into the brake position.
Fig. 158

 Place spacer on double caster.
Fig. 159
 Insert double caster.
 Screw the wheel attachment screw into place.
Fig. 160
 Tighten the wheel attachment screw using a 5mm
hex key.
Fig. 161
 Push the hexagonal shaft back into the wheel
mount.
Fig. 162
 Push the bearing lug along the hexagonal shaft
until the set screw and the screw thread overlap in
the hexagonal shaft.
Fig. 163
 Screw the set screw into the bearing lug.
Fig. 164
 Position 2 hinges as shown in Fig. 144.
 Screw the hinges onto the hexagonal shaft.
Fig. 165
 Tighten the locknuts on both joints.
Fig. 166

Perform these steps for both the head end and
foot end:
 Lower the operating table.
Fig. 167
 Insert left connecting rod.
Fig. 168
 Insert connecting rod into the joint.
Fig. 169
 Insert right connecting rod.
Fig. 170
 Insert connecting rod into the joint.
Fig. 171
 Secure the connecting rods.
Fig. 172
[60]: KL retainer
 Operate the brake pedal and check whether the
new double caster provides braking action.
 Lubricate moving parts of the brake mechanism

with Teflon lubricant (spare parts list: item no. 61).
Fig. 173

 Put the moulded bottom cover back in place (see
„Installing the moulded bottom cover“ on page
11).
Fig. 174
 Screw the column cladding into place.
Fig. 175
Device description

Figure Name Figure Name
no. no.
[1.1] Foot pump pedal (200/300) [23] Head section
[1.2] Foot pump pedal (300E/RC) [24] Head section, adjustable in both directions
[2] Lifting cylinder [25] Laminated panel, right leg section
[3] Electric pump [26] Laminated panel, left leg section
[4] Lateral cylinder [35] Battery set
[5] Trendelenburg cylinder [38] Electronic control unit (RC 30)
[6.1] Sliding valve (200) [39] Electronic control unit (RC 40)
[6.2] Sliding valve (300) [45] Double caster
[6.3] Sliding valve (RC30) [46] Double caster, electrically conductive
[6.4] Sliding valve (RC40) [47] Wheel cover
[7] Check valve (300E/RC) [48/49] Floor pan
[8] Check valve (200/300) [50] Two-part moulded bottom cover
[18] Seat section and back section pad [52] Earth contact plug
[19] Head cushion [53] Leg section release mechanism
[20] Leg pad [54] Head rest release mechanism
[21] Laminated panel back section [56] Kidney bridge pedal
[22] Laminated panel seat section [58] Plastic cover seat section
The numbers of the figures correspond to the item no.

in the spare parts list.
Overview of electronics
Fig. 176
Position Name Item no. in the
spare parts list
A Motor for electric pump 3
B Choke box 59
C Connector for motor connection /
D Electronic control unit RC 30 38
E Electronic control unit RC 40 39
F Battery cable harness 36
G Battery 35
H 6-pin cable for hand control/foot control unit 37
I Connector box for sensors, including cable and plug 64
J Solenoid valve block RC 30 13.1
K Solenoid valve block RC 40 13.2
L Valve transfer line 31
M Hand control with zero position, RC30 27
N Hand control without zero position, RC30 28
O Hand control with zero position, RC 40 29
P Hand control without zero position, RC 40 30
Q Parts kit for foot control unit 65
Table 1

System messages
 If a system message is shown on the control panel
display (see Fig. 177, Pos. 1), switch off the elec-
tronics, and then switch them back on again. If the
system message displays again, perform the steps
for the indicated code listed in Table 2.
Fig. 177
1) 7-segment display
Code Affected area What to do?

F10 Valve control, general  Notify Service
F11 Back adjustment  Notify Service
F12 Trendelenburg adjustment  Notify Service
F13 Lateral adjustment  Notify Service
F14 Height adjustment  Notify Service
F20  Check whether the manual remote control or foot control
No operating device found
unit is correctly inserted.
F21 Hand control  Verify correct positioning of the connector.
F22 Foot control unit  Verify correct positioning of the connector.
F31  Switch electronics off. Wait until the device has cooled
Excess temperature power level
down. Then switch back on.
F32 Overcurrent  Notify Service
F41  Charge batteries (see „Check/charge/replace the
Undervoltage
batteries (only mobilis RC 30/40)“ on page 21).
F42 Overvoltage  Notify Service
Table 2
Cable diagram for valve transfer line
The valve transfer line has the following pin assign-
ment:
Pin number Function
1) Back section adjustment
2) Back section adjustment
3) Lateral adjustment
4) Lateral adjustment
5) Trendelenburg adjustment
6) Trendelenburg adjustment
7) Stroke adjustment up
8) Stroke adjustment down
9) Bypass of foot pump
10 - 18) Earth
Table 3
Fig. 178

Technical data
Subject to design and dimensional changes.
OPX mobilis 200, 200G, 300 C, 300 C/G, 300 CL, 300 CL/G,
RC30, RC30/G, RC30 L, RC30 L/G, RC40, RC40/G, RC40 L, RC40 L/G
Estimated useful life 10 years
Total length without head rest 1,780 mm
Total length with head rest 2,130 mm
Width of lying surface 540 mm
Total width 590 mm
Base plate (length x width) 1,120 x 580 mm
Diameter of swivel caster 125 mm
Lateral adjustment +20°/-20°
Trendelenburg adjustment 30°
Reverse Trendelenburg position adjustment 30°
Back section tilt +75°/-50°
Leg section tilt +20°/-90°
Maximum leg section spread +55°
Tilt of head rest, total +30°/-45°
Rated pressure of hydraulics 120 bar
Classification under Annex IX of Directive 93/42/EEC
Class I
(consolidated version 2007)
Protection class against electric shock Type B (pad and mattress)
Protection against penetration of liquids IP X4
Table 4
OPX mobilis 200, 200 G 300 C, 300 C/G 300 CL, 300 CL/G
Height adjustment 690 - 1050 mm 690 - 1050 mm 720 - 1,080 mm
Longitudinal movement of lying 250 mm
- -
surface (2x 125 mm)
Weight 160 kg 180 kg 190 kg
Lateral adjustment, both sides - ±20° ±20°
Secure working load / static
loading capacity in horizontal 185 / 250 185 / 250 185 / 250
position (kg)
Table 5
OPX mobilis RC
Protection type against electric shock Protection class III
Protection against combustible mixtures Class AP
Internal operating voltage IPS SELV DC 24 V
INT 1 min/4 min The device is not designed for continuous operation.
After operating at full load for 1 minute, a pause of 4 minutes is
recommended.
Battery type used 4 pieces, 6 V, 12 Ah
Fuses used Miniature fuses 5 × 20 mm:
(T 3,15/10 A H 250V) F1 = 10 A, slow-blow / F2 = 3.15 A, slow-blow
Breaking capacity: 1,500 A at 250 V
Input AC of charger 100 V – 230 V / 50 – 60 Hz / max. 1,2 A
Output DC of charger max. 29.5 V DC / 2 A
Table 6
OPX mobilis RC 30, 30 / G 40, 40 / G 30 L, 30 L/ 40 L, 40 L/G

G302
Height adjustment (mm) 690–1,050 690–1,050 720–1,080 720–1,080
Longitudinal movement of lying surface
- - 250 (2x125) 250 (2x125)
(mm)
Weight (kg) 210 215 220 225
Secure working load / static loading
135 / 185 185 / 225 135 / 185 185 / 225
capacity in horizontal position (kg)
Table 7

Index
Symbole Countersunk screw 10, 13
3mm hex key 38
D
4mm hex key 41, 42
Directional caster 5, 19
5mm hex key 41, 44, 48, 51
Double caster 5, 7, 36, 38, 41, 42, 43, 47, 48, 49,
A 51, 54
Spacer 42, 49, 51
Adjusting nut 19
Wheel attachment screw 41, 43, 44, 48, 51
Attachment screw
Wheel cover 5, 41, 49
Attachment screws for column cladding 16
Attachment screw 41, 42, 49
Attachment screws for electronic control unit 22, 26,
27
E
B Electric pump 57, 58
Back section 24 Electronic control unit 23, 24, 26, 27, 28, 33, 58
HPL board 8 Attachment screw 22, 26, 27
Bar mount 43 Housing 34
Battery 21, 24, 29, 35, 58
F
Cable 29, 32
Floor pan 27
Cable harness 29, 31
Foot pump pedal 57
Cap 31
Covering 28, 30 H
Wiring 32
Hexagonal shaft 7, 40, 44, 45, 48, 50, 52
Battery cable harness 58
Housing ring 5
Battery pack 30
HPL board 8, 9
Cap 32
Hydraulic pipe 30
Screws 30
Battery set 23, 24, 25 I
Connecting line 23, 24, 25 IEC connector 21, 22
Connection 28
Bearing lug 39, 44, 48, 52 J
Bellows 16 Joint 47
Brake linkage 39 Locknut 52
Brake pedal 6, 7, 19, 54
K
C KL retainer 6, 36
Cable harness battery 29, 58
Cable tie 30, 33 L
Charger 21, 22 Lateral cylinder 57
Charger plug 24 LED of charger 22
Charger socket 21 Lifting cylinder 57
Coiled cable 22 Locknut 19, 38, 47, 52
LED 22
M
Charger plug 24
Charging socket 24 M11 spanner 40, 50
Chassis 12, 19, 30 M24 spanner 19
Check valve 57 Moulded bottom cover 5, 10, 12, 13, 18, 19, 27, 34,
36, 55
Choke box 58
Mounting bracket 13
Collar nut 8, 9
Seal 10, 12
Column cladding 4, 10, 14, 15, 16, 18, 20, 26, 55
Spacer frame 11
Attachment screw 14, 16
Mounting plate 10, 13
Connecting line 25
Connecting rod 6, 7, 36, 37, 53 P
Connector 59 Pad 8, 9
Connector housing 23, 25
Pin retainer 39
Plastic rivet 16
Polarity tester 32
LED 32
Power cord 21
S
Seal for moulded bottom cover 10, 12
Seat section
HPL board 8
Set screw 38, 39, 44, 47, 48, 52
Shift linkage 51
Bracket 38
Joints 38
Locknut 38
Mount 51
Sliding valve 57
Solenoid valve block 58
Spacer 41, 42
Spacer frame 11
Spacer frame for chassis cover 11
Spacer piece 45
V
Valve transfer line 58
W
Wiring harness 30, 32, 33


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OPX mobilis operating table

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A dot before the text means:

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What type of errors can the operating table exhibit?

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 Remove 2 KL retainers on both sides.

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 No braking function at the head end: replace

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Remove/mount chassis cover

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Installing the moulded bottom cover

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Check and replace batteries

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 Remove the set screw on the bearing lug.

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 Lower the operating table.

 Lubricate moving parts of the brake mechanism

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The numbers of the figures correspond to the item no.

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Code Affected area What to do?

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OPX mobilis RC 30, 30 / G 40, 40 / G 30 L, 30 L/ 40 L, 40 L/G

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