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Medcam AP board replacement procedure for the GE Signa LX 1.5T MRI system. This resource is part of our growing library of GE MRI service manual procedures.
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How To Replace AP Board (GE Signa LX 1.5T MRI)
Time needed: 15 minutes
Medcam AP Board Replacement (GE Signa LX 1.5T MRI)
- Remove front cover from GE Signa LX Systems Cabinet.
- Turn off main circuit breaker, CB1.
- Remove top and bottom screw on the front of Medcam AP board.
- Remove Medcam AP board from ISE/TPS Chassis
- Install New Medcam AP Board
- Turn on main circuit breaker, CB1
- Install Systems Cabinet Covers
- Perform TPS Reset.
- Perform Medcam AP Board Functional Checks
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