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Mechanical Assemblies 19<br />

REAR CASTERS<br />

Unlike the front wheels the two rear wheels have three modes of operation. All<br />

three modes of operation are selected by steering pedals located above each<br />

rear wheel. Engaging either pedal drives a cam operated actuator shaft that<br />

operates both rear wheels. The following modes of operation are selectable:<br />

Free Swivel Mode - allows the rear wheel's casters to move in any direction and<br />

the wheels turn freely.<br />

Steering Mode -locks the rear wheel casters in the forward steering position or<br />

the lateral (side-to-side) steering position. The forward steering position improves<br />

tracking down corridors and steering around corners and the lateral steering<br />

position improves tracking during side-to-side positioning in the operating room.<br />

Lock Mode - locks the caster in its current position and engages a brake pad<br />

which stops wheel movement.<br />

Older Versions<br />

Steering pedals on -01 versions operate in reverse from later versions. A lateral<br />

(side-to-side) movement is standard on all systems except the -02 version. The -<br />

02 version of the Surgi-glide I steering system does not have side scan.<br />

The lateral (side-to-side) feature may be engaged on rear casters equipped with<br />

side scan, by placing the pedal in steering mode while the rear casters are<br />

pointed perpendicular to the Mobile C-Arm.<br />

FRONT CASTERS<br />

Two front wheel casters support the Mobile C-Arm and allow movement in any<br />

direction, much like a shopping cart. Refer to the Repair Replacement section<br />

for an illustration.<br />

BALANCE WHEEL<br />

A balance wheel is located underneath the battery trays. The balance wheel has<br />

been designed to prevent the Mobile C-Arm from tipping backwards and pinching<br />

an operators foot or toe. Refer to the Repair Replacement section for an<br />

illustration.

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