Shimadzu MobileDaRt: troubleshooting and error codes
The ServiceForge knowledge base holds 85 documented symptoms for the Shimadzu MobileDaRt, with 117 ranked causes, 66 diagnostic checks with test points and expected values, and 61 error codes. Each symptom below shows its causes and the first check; the rest is one connection away. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Symptoms
F14 - Abnormal tube voltage or X-ray tube discharge detected radiation
System detects discharge in high voltage system during X-ray tube operation; error may be transient or indicate actual discharge
Ranked causes
- 1. X-ray tube defective (occasional)
- 2. High voltage cable poorly contacted (common)
- 3. High voltage transformer defective (rare)
- 4. X CONT or NEXSC PCB defective (rare)
Perform aging procedure
- Expected
- Error message eliminated after aging cycle
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Capacitor discharging not possible caution
Capacitor charge cannot be dissipated through discharge resistors; LD1 indicator remains lit
Ranked causes
- 1. Cable CN1/CN2 not switched from CN2 to CN1 (common)
- 2. Discharge switch on CN5 not operated or defective (occasional)
- 3. Discharge resistors R3/R4 open or defective (rare)
Verify CN1/CN2 cable position for discharge mode
- Test point
- CN1/CN2 cable connector
- Expected
- Cable connected to CN1 (discharge position), not CN2 (charging position)
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Capacitor not reaching final charge voltage for exposure caution
Capacitor voltage does not reach approximately 200V; VCOK signal not generated; exposure cannot be initiated
Ranked causes
- 1. K2ON signal not received to switch resistor configuration from series to parallel (common)
- 2. Parallel resistor configuration not established (occasional)
- 3. A12B or M8B on MUX CHARGE-32K PCB not generating VCOK signal (rare)
Verify K2ON signal when capacitor reaches 170V
- Test point
- JCAP pin 4
- Expected
- K2ON signal present when capacitor voltage = 170V
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DR system does not power on
DR system power remains OFF; CXDI-50 and related equipment not receiving power when DR switch is pressed
Ranked causes
- 1. PC_PERMIT signal not available from XCONT-2008 (common)
- 2. Relay K1, K2, K3 not engaging on Power 200D PCB (occasional)
- 3. DC24V power supply from XCONT-2008 to JPWD not available (occasional)
Verify DC24V supply from XCONT-2008
- Test point
- JPWD connector on Power 200D PCB
- Expected
- DC24V present, +/- 10%
- Tools
- Voltmeter
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DR system power does not switch to AC mains when power plug connected
DR system remains powered by battery when power plug is connected; AC mains power not being used for DR supply; relay K22 does not engage
Ranked causes
- 1. LVON signal not sent from MUX POWER-32K/CHARGE-32K to Power 200D JPWD (common)
- 2. Relay K6 does not engage when LVON signal received (occasional)
- 3. Relay K22 on DR ASSY not engaging or defective (occasional)
Connect power plug to mains AC
- Test point
- Power plug AC input
- Expected
- AC mains voltage applied to equipment
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F21 - Measured tube current more than 100mA above preset radiation
Software detection during exposure; tube current excessive
Ranked causes
- 1. RMA or TMA adjustment abnormal (unknown)
- 2. TMA (tube current measurement) abnormal (unknown)
- 3. XCONT or NEXSC PCB defective (occasional)
Check heating system per F31/F32 flowchart
- Test point
- Filament heating circuit
- Expected
- Normal filament heating
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F31 - Measured filament current more than 50% above preset radiation
Software detection during preparation and ready-up showing filament overcurrent
Ranked causes
- 1. FVR or IFV measurement abnormal (unknown)
- 2. XCONT, inverter unit, or high voltage filament transformer defective (occasional)
- 3. Only IFV abnormal or high voltage filament transformer defective (occasional)
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Power supply circuit fault high voltage
F03 error indicates -15V control circuit power supply is abnormal, detected by hardware
Ranked causes
- 1. X CONT or NEXSC PCB abnormal (occasional)
- 2. PS1 power supply output abnormal (occasional)
- 3. -15V shorted to GND on PCB (rare)
Measure -15V at test point
- Test point
- CP on X CONT
- Expected
- Normal
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X-ray tube voltage control fault high voltage
F11 through F16 error codes indicate X-ray tube high voltage generation or regulation failure
Ranked causes
- 1. KV overvoltage (30 kV above preset) (occasional)
- 2. KV undervoltage (15% below preset) (occasional)
- 3. No KV (voltage ~10 kV or less) (occasional)
Measure tube voltage feedback
- Test point
- CP9 (TKV), CP12 (RKV), CP11 (TMA), CP13 (RMA) on X CONT
- Expected
- Within normal range
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Battery charging not starting
Charging does not initiate when power plug is connected; green LED LD1 on MUX CHARGE-32K does not light
Ranked causes
- 1. CHON signal not available from XCONT PCB (common)
- 2. Key switch not in correct position (occasional)
Verify CHON signal is available
- Test point
- XCONT PCB output
- Expected
- CHON signal present after 10 seconds with key switch OFF
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Capacitor charging not progressing past initial voltage caution
Capacitor charged voltage does not reach approximately 170V within 30-60 seconds of charging initiation
Ranked causes
- 1. K1ON signal not received by MUX CAPACITOR PCB (common)
- 2. Series resistances R3/R4 open or defective (occasional)
Verify K1ON signal presence
- Test point
- JCAP pin 5
- Expected
- K1ON signal present after 10 seconds from MGRS
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DR system does not turn off when shutdown initiated
DR system remains powered after shutdown command; relays K1, K2, K3 do not deactivate; Power 200D PCB continues operating
Ranked causes
- 1. PC shutdown not sending DC5V disconnect signal (common)
- 2. Relays K1, K2, K3 stuck or coil open (occasional)
Initiate DR SHUTDOWN and monitor PC power-down
- Test point
- USB port on Power 200D PCB (JUSB), PC DC5V output
- Expected
- DC5V from PC USB disappears within shutdown time
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DR system incorrectly remains ON when key switch turned OFF
DR system continues operating after key switch set to OFF; power continues to DR ASSY even though key power has been removed
Ranked causes
- 1. Battery power still supplies M8 DC power supply via J240 connector (unknown)
- 2. USB power from PC keeps M6B and relays energized (occasional)
Set key switch to OFF while DR system is ON
- Test point
- Key switch
- Expected
- Key switch in OFF position
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DR system power does not disconnect when power plug removed
DR system remains on battery power after mains power disconnected; relay K22 does not deactivate; should immediately switch from AC back to battery
Ranked causes
- 1. LVON signal not cleared when power plug disconnected (common)
- 2. Relay K22 stuck or slow to release (occasional)
Disconnect power plug from mains AC
- Test point
- Power plug disconnection
- Expected
- Mains AC power removed
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Exposure cannot be initiated after VCOK signal patient safety
VCOK signal is generated but external relay K3 does not engage; exposure cannot proceed even though capacitor is charged
Ranked causes
- 1. K3ON signal not received from XCONT-2008 during READY operation (common)
- 2. Relay K4 or external relay K3 failed (occasional)
Initiate READY operation and verify K3ON signal
- Test point
- JCAP connector
- Expected
- K3ON signal present when READY operation initiated
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F22 - Measured tube current approximately 50% or less of preset radiation
Software detection during exposure; tube current too low
Ranked causes
- 1. RMA or TMA adjustment abnormal (unknown)
- 2. Only RMA abnormal (unknown)
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F23 - Measured tube current 10mA or less radiation
Software detection showing no tube current or filament not lit
Ranked causes
- 1. X-ray tube filament not lit (common)
- 2. XCONT or NEX-SH PCB defective (occasional)
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F32 - Measured filament current more than 50% below preset radiation
Software detection during preparation and ready-up showing filament undercurrent
Ranked causes
- 1. FVR or IFV measurement abnormal (unknown)
- 2. XCONT, inverter unit, or high voltage filament transformer defective (occasional)
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F51 - Plus-side battery voltage above 155V during charging caution
Battery charging system fault; voltage too high
Ranked causes
- 1. Battery or MUX CHARGE-32K fault (unknown)
- 2. Full charge condition in adjustment mode (occasional)
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F5E - Measured charging current more than 50% above spec for 10 seconds high voltage
Software detection of sustained high charging current
Ranked causes
- 1. Battery or MUX CHARGE-04B/32K fault (unknown)
- 2. Detection circuit fault on XCONT PCB (occasional)
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Supply voltage out of range high voltage
F01 or F02 error code indicates AC mains input voltage abnormality detected by software
Ranked causes
- 1. Supply voltage high by approximately 20% or more (occasional)
- 2. Supply voltage low by approximately 30% or more (occasional)
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X-ray tube assembly overtemperature caution
H4 alarm indicates X-ray tube assembly temperature exceeds safe operating limit
Ranked causes
- 1. Thermal switch activated due to excessive temperature (common)
- 2. DC24V power supply unavailable (occasional)
Verify X-ray tube temperature condition
- Test point
- Thermal switch and tube assembly
- Expected
- Not overheated; switch not activated
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Abnormal DR system operation
System reports F68 or F76 error code indicating digital radiography system malfunction
Ranked causes
- 1. DR system hardware or control fault (unknown)
Abnormal input signal from Hand SW
System reports F64 or F65 error code indicating hand switch signal fault
Ranked causes
- 1. Hand switch signal circuit fault (unknown)
Anode heat at tolerance limit caution
H2 alarm indicates X-ray tube anode accumulated heat has reached maximum tolerance threshold
Ranked causes
- 1. Anode thermal capacity reached limit (common)
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Anode heat over tolerance caution
H1 alarm indicates X-ray tube anode accumulated heat exceeds tolerance with current exposure settings
Ranked causes
- 1. Exposure parameters too high for thermal capacity (common)
Monitor accumulated heat capacity
- Test point
- CPU heat calculation based on exposure history
- Expected
- Heat level below tolerance
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Battery charging control fault caution
F51 through F5F error codes indicate main battery charging circuit failure
Ranked causes
- 1. Battery charging circuit malfunction (unknown)
Bucky unit operation abnormality
F62 error code indicates grid-controlled fluoroscopy unit (Bucky) malfunction
Ranked causes
- 1. Bucky unit control or mechanical fault (unknown)
Calibration: BIOS settings after CMOS battery replacement
After replacing CMOS backup battery, default BIOS settings are loaded. System requires verification and adjustment of critical settings, particularly SDRAM CAS Latency Time for Pentium processor compatibility.
Ranked causes
- 1. Default BIOS settings loaded after battery replacement (common)
Set SDRAM CAS Latency Time
- Test point
- Advanced Chipset Features menu
- Expected
- [3]
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Charging current exceeds safe level caution
System detects excessive charging current and halts charging; error message F5a displayed
Ranked causes
- 1. Measured charging current exceeds 3.2A (rare)
Measure actual charging current
- Test point
- Current transformer CT1 output (CP9)
- Expected
- Less than 3.2A
- Tools
- Ammeter or current probe
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CPU memory backup battery expired
EEE alarm indicates lithium battery for SRAM backup has completely expired; APR, X-ray conditions and error log may be erased
Ranked causes
- 1. Lithium battery end-of-life reached (common)
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CPU memory backup battery needs replacement
E alarm indicates lithium battery for SRAM backup on NEX-SH PCB approaching end of life
Ranked causes
- 1. Lithium battery life expiring (common)
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D0 - Encoder feedback without operation handle input patient safety
Motor encoder signal detected while operator is not requesting movement
Ranked causes
- 1. Motor encoder circuit fault or false feedback (unknown)
D1 - DC motor overcurrent detected caution
Motor current exceeds threshold; low-speed >6A for 10sec or high-speed >8A for 10sec
Ranked causes
- 1. Left or right DC motor defective (occasional)
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D10 - Arm lock release switch ON at power on caution
Arm lock switch in unexpected state during power-up
Ranked causes
- 1. Arm lock switch or connection fault (common)
D11 - Arm lock release lever ON at power on caution
Arm lock lever in unexpected state during power-up
Ranked causes
- 1. Arm lock lever or connection fault (common)
D12 - FET thermal sensor tripped on MU DRIVER 07 PCB caution
Motor driver FET overtemperature; open circuit condition; requires power cycle to reset
Ranked causes
- 1. Motor driver overheating or fan fault (occasional)
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D13 - FET abnormality detected on MU DRIVER 07 PCB caution
Motor driver FET in open or short condition; power stage fault
Ranked causes
- 1. FET in open or short condition (occasional)
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D2 - Motor current not detected despite operation input caution
Operator requesting movement but no motor current feedback; power or connection fault
Ranked causes
- 1. Power cable disconnected between motor and MU DRIVER PCB (common)
D3 - Abnormal DC motor encoder signal caution
Encoder waveform or signal loss detected from motor feedback
Ranked causes
- 1. DC motor encoder defective (occasional)
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D4 - Brake release switch ON at power on caution
Switch unexpected state during power-up; may indicate stuck switch
Ranked causes
- 1. Brake release switch stuck or shorted (common)
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D5 - Small movement forward switch ON at power on caution
Switch unexpected state during power-up
Ranked causes
- 1. Switch or connection fault (common)
D6 - Small movement backward switch ON at power on caution
Switch unexpected state during power-up
Ranked causes
- 1. Switch or connection fault (common)
D7 - Left drive handle (FSR) ON at power on caution
Drive handle in unexpected state during power-up
Ranked causes
- 1. Drive handle or connection fault (common)
D8 - Right drive handle (FSR) ON at power on caution
Drive handle in unexpected state during power-up
Ranked causes
- 1. Drive handle or connection fault (common)
D9 - Bumper switch ON at power on caution
Bumper sensor in unexpected state during power-up
Ranked causes
- 1. Bumper switch or connection fault (common)
DC motor abnormality
d0 through d3 and d12 through d15 alarms indicate failure or malfunction of DC motor control circuits
Ranked causes
- 1. DC motor control circuit fault (unknown)
Emergency brake release battery needs replacement patient safety
E5 alarm indicates battery for emergency break release mechanism is low and requires replacement
Ranked causes
- 1. Emergency brake release battery depleted (common)
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EMG switch signal detected patient safety
System reports F6d indicating emergency stop signal input
Ranked causes
- 1. Emergency stop switch activated (unknown)
F15 - Measured tube voltage below preset by more than 10% radiation
Software detection during and after X-ray exposure showing kV deficit; X-ray continues despite error
Ranked causes
- 1. KV adjustment or feedback circuit fault (unknown)
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F16 - KV feedback start signal not detected during exposure radiation
Software detection that FBST signal missing after exposure starts; X-ray continues, F15 displayed after exposure ends
Ranked causes
- 1. KV feedback circuit fault (unknown)
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F1A - KV ADJ PCB not detected patient safety
Confirmation signal *KV ADJ CON absent; X-ray exposure prohibited
Ranked causes
- 1. KV ADJ PCB not mounted or loose (common)
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F1B - Wrong KV ADJ PCB type mounted patient safety
Signal *COCK type mismatch with unit output power; X-ray exposure prohibited
Ranked causes
- 1. Incorrect KV ADJ PCB model installed (common)
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F33 - Measured filament current 1A or less radiation
Software detection showing filament current critically low
Ranked causes
- 1. X-ray tube filament defective or XCONT/NEX-SH fault (unknown)
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F41 - Capacitor charge voltage exceeds 300V high voltage
32kW type only; abnormal high capacitor voltage detected
Ranked causes
- 1. Capacitor charging circuit fault (unknown)
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F42 - Capacitor voltage below 170V after 60 seconds charging high voltage
32kW type only; slow or failed charging to operational level
Ranked causes
- 1. Charging circuit fault or capacitor defective (unknown)
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F43 - Capacitor voltage below 30V after 10 seconds charging high voltage
32kW type only; charging not starting properly
Ranked causes
- 1. Charging circuit fault (unknown)
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F44 - VCOK signal not available despite normal capacitor charging high voltage
32kW type only; charge detection signal missing
Ranked causes
- 1. Voltage detection circuit fault on MUX CHARGE-32K or signal path (unknown)
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F45 - Machine not in Stand-by within 30 seconds after relay K2 on MUX CAPACITOR PCB turns on high voltage
32kW type only; final charging stage timeout
Ranked causes
- 1. Voltage reaching standby level delayed or circuit fault (unknown)
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F46 - Capacitor voltage drops below Stand-by level for more than 30 seconds after Stand-by high voltage
32kW type only; capacitor voltage discharge or leakage in standby
Ranked causes
- 1. Capacitor leakage or charging circuit holding fault (unknown)
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More symptoms
- F52 - Plus-side battery voltage below 50V during charging
- F53 - Minus-side battery voltage above 155V during charging
- F54 - Minus-side battery voltage below 50V during charging
- F55 - Plus-side battery 12V or more higher than minus-side
- F56 - Minus-side battery 12V or more higher than plus-side
- F5a - Battery charging current exceeds 3.2A (hardware detection)
- F5b - Plus or minus-side battery voltage exceeds 155V (hardware detection)
- F5c - Power plug connected with main breaker OFF
- F5F - Measured charging current less than 30% of spec for 10 seconds
- F61 - Starter error; no STOK signal
- F62 - XOK signal not received within 1 second after HX1
- F6d - Emergency status detected
- F6E - Exposure did not terminate by backup time
- F6F - Exposure control circuit abnormal; KVT not received
- Filament heating control fault
- Heat capacity warning with low exposure history
- Irradiation control or photo timer fault
- KVADJ PCB not attached correctly
- Main battery voltage low
- Main capacitor charging control fault
- Mechanical parts abnormality
- Starter fault
- Study information incorrectly filed in PACS
- System does not boot, displays CMOS checksum error
- X-ray tube current control fault
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Error codes
| Code | Meaning | Trigger | Severity |
|---|---|---|---|
01 | Short circuit of FET for driving the left DC motor | FET failure or electrical short in left motor drive circuit | error |
02 | Short circuit of FET for driving the right DC motor | FET failure or electrical short in right motor drive circuit | error |
08 | Abnormal condition of FET | FET operating outside normal parameters | warning |
10 | FET Thermal switches are ON | FET junction temperature exceeds thermal switch threshold | warning |
20 | Dry cell battery error | Battery voltage out of tolerance or battery missing | error |
30 | Melted contact of K11 | Electromagnetic lock relay contact degradation or failure | critical |
40 | Communication error with XCONT | Serial or parallel communication link between MU DRIVER-07 and XCONT PCB fails | error |
bbb | Main battery voltage dropped | Main battery voltage falls below minimum operating threshold | warning |
d0 | Abnormality regarding DC motors | DC motor control circuit detects fault | error |
d1 | Abnormality regarding DC motors | DC motor control circuit detects fault | error |
d10 | Abnormality regarding other mechanical parts | Mechanical component control circuit detects fault | error |
d11 | Abnormality regarding other mechanical parts | Mechanical component control circuit detects fault | error |
d12 | Abnormality regarding DC motors | DC motor control circuit detects fault | error |
d13 | Abnormality regarding DC motors | DC motor control circuit detects fault | error |
d14 | Abnormality regarding DC motors | DC motor control circuit detects fault | error |
d15 | Abnormality regarding DC motors | DC motor control circuit detects fault | error |
d2 | Abnormality regarding DC motors | DC motor control circuit detects fault | error |
d3 | Abnormality regarding DC motors | DC motor control circuit detects fault | error |
d4 | Abnormality regarding other mechanical parts | Mechanical component control circuit detects fault | error |
d5 | Abnormality regarding other mechanical parts | Mechanical component control circuit detects fault | error |
d6 | Abnormality regarding other mechanical parts | Mechanical component control circuit detects fault | error |
d7 | Abnormality regarding other mechanical parts | Mechanical component control circuit detects fault | error |
d8 | Abnormality regarding other mechanical parts | Mechanical component control circuit detects fault | error |
d9 | Abnormality regarding other mechanical parts | Mechanical component control circuit detects fault | error |
E | CPU memory backup battery needs replacement | Lithium battery voltage drops below safe threshold | warning |
E5 | Emergency brake release battery needs replacement | Emergency brake release battery voltage depletes | warning |
EEE | CPU memory backup battery expired | Lithium battery end-of-life reached | error |
F01 | Supply voltage higher by approximately 20% or more than normal | AC mains input voltage exceeds nominal by ~20% | error |
F02 | Supply voltage lower by approximately 30% or more than normal | AC mains input voltage falls below nominal by ~30% | error |
F03 | Power supply circuit fault; -15V abnormal | Hardware watchdog detects -15V supply out of tolerance | critical |
F11 | KV OVER: tube voltage >30 kV above preset | Measured tube voltage exceeds preset by ~30 kV or more | error |
F12 | KV UNDER: tube voltage >15% below preset | Measured tube voltage falls >15% below preset; detects glow discharge | error |
F13 | NO KV: tube voltage approximately 10 kV or less | Measured tube voltage drops to ~10 kV or below during exposure | critical |
F1a | KVADJ PCB not attached correctly | KVADJ PCB mounting or connection fault detected | error |
F1b | KVADJ PCB not attached correctly | KVADJ PCB mounting or connection fault detected | error |
F21 | X-ray tube current (mA) control fault | Tube current regulation circuit detects fault | error |
F22 | X-ray tube current (mA) control fault | Tube current regulation circuit detects fault | error |
F23 | X-ray tube current (mA) control fault | Tube current regulation circuit detects fault | error |
F31 | Filament heating control fault | Filament heating circuit detects fault condition | error |
F32 | Filament heating control fault | Filament heating circuit detects fault condition | error |
F33 | Filament heating control fault | Filament heating circuit detects fault condition | error |
F41 | Main capacitor charging control fault | High voltage capacitor charging circuit detects fault | error |
F42 | Main capacitor charging control fault | High voltage capacitor charging circuit detects fault | error |
F43 | Main capacitor charging control fault | High voltage capacitor charging circuit detects fault | error |
F44 | Main capacitor charging control fault | High voltage capacitor charging circuit detects fault | error |
F45 | Main capacitor charging control fault | High voltage capacitor charging circuit detects fault | error |
F46 | Main capacitor charging control fault | High voltage capacitor charging circuit detects fault | error |
F51 | Battery charging control fault | Main battery charging circuit detects fault | warning |
F5F | Battery charging control fault | Main battery charging circuit detects fault | warning |
F61 | Starter motor fault | Starter motor or control circuit detects fault | error |
F62 | Bucky unit operation abnormality | Bucky (grid-controlled fluoroscopy) unit control detects fault | error |
F64 | Abnormal input signal from Hand SW | Hand switch signal circuit detects fault condition | warning |
F65 | Abnormal input signal from Hand SW | Hand switch signal circuit detects fault condition | warning |
F68 | Abnormal operation regarding DR system | Digital radiography system control circuit detects fault | error |
F6d | Input of EMG SW signal | Emergency stop switch signal detected | critical |
F6E | Irradiation control or photo timer fault | Exposure timing or photo timer circuit detects fault | critical |
F6F | Irradiation control or photo timer fault | Exposure timing or photo timer circuit detects fault | critical |
F76 | Abnormal operation regarding DR system | Digital radiography system control circuit detects fault | error |
H1 | Anode heat accumulated over tolerance | CPU heat calculation exceeds tolerance threshold | warning |
H2 | Anode heat at tolerance limit | CPU heat calculation reaches maximum tolerance | critical |
H4 | X-ray tube assembly temperature too high | Thermal switch activated or DC24V power loss to thermal circuit | critical |
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