Magnaflux EV6000 User manual

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EV-6000 LED UV Lamp Repair Technique Sheet

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Repairs that are possible on the EV-6000 (Refer to Page 5 in the EV-6000
Manual for exact part location and part numbers)
A. Replacement of Rear Cover Gasket (Index #10)
B. Replacement of “On/Off” Power Switch (Index #12)
C. Testing and Replacing EV6000 Power Cable (Index #17)
D. Testing and Replacing EV6000 Power Supply (Not shown in manual)
E. Replacement of EV6000 LED Assembly (Index #7) — Note: Only complete replacement
of the EV6000 LED Assembly is authorized. No repairs are possible and the optic lens
are not field replaceable.
NOTE #1: Replacement of the UV filter, filter gasket and front cover gasket (Index #’s 3, 4
and 6)— Instructions are located on page 4 of the EV6000 manual.
NOTE #2: Anytime the rear cover is removed, the rear cover gasket should be inspected for
any signs of degradation, deformation, or tears. If anything unusual is observed, replace
the gasket.
Tools needed to perform work:
1. 2.5 mm Hex Key Wrench (Used for LED Array Assembly)
2. 3 mm Hex Key Wrench (Used for removal of front and rear covers
3. 22 mm wrench or crescent wrench (only needed if replacing “On/Off” Power Switch)
4. Needle nose pliers (only needed if replacing “On/Off” Power Switch)
5. AC/DC voltmeter — Capable of reading 115/230 volts AC and 24 volts DC
Additional items needed if replacing the EV6000 LED Assembly:
1. Static control mat with grounding protection
2. Techspray Silicone Free Heat Sink Compound 1978-DP (4 oz. tube). Please note that
other silicone free heat sink compounds have not been tested for compatibility with the
EV6000 LED Array Assembly and therefore are not authorized to be used.

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Replacement Procedures
Prior to starting any repairs — the EV6000 should be disconnected from
the power supply.
A. Replacement of Rear Cover Gasket
1. Using the 3 mm hex key wrench, loosen and remove the 4 shoulder bolts that hold on
rear cover shown in Figure 1.
2. Once the 4 shoulder bolts are removed, carefully lift the rear cover off of the EV-6000.
The rear cover gasket may or may not come off with the rear cover.
3. In order to replace the rear cover gasket, you will have to remove the electrical part of
the “On/Off” switch called the micro-switch This is easy to do — but it is also easy to
break the switch. Refer to Figure 2 on the following page and follow the instructions to re-
move the operational part of the “On/Off” switch.
Figure 1
Shoulder BoltsShoulder Bolts

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Figure 2
Guide Pins that hold the opera-
tional part of the “On/Off” switch
in place. There is a set on each
side of the gray holder.
Rear cover gasket is
on the rear cover
Wires on switch are
on the bottom two
terminals
4. Grasp the micro-switch portion of the “On/Off Switch” with your forefinger & thumb and tilt
the switch in the gray holder until the two guide pins on the switch come out of the guide
pin holes of the gray holder. Then tilt the switch in the opposite direction so that the other
two guide pins on the switch comes out of the guide pin holes on the opposite side.
NOTE: You may have to rock the switch back and forth to free the switch.
5. Once switch is removed, you can now easily replace the rear cover gasket.
6. Once rear cover gasket is replaced, insert the micro-switch back into the gray switch hold-
er, ensuring that the two wires on the micro-switch are in the same configuration (closest
to the bottom of the EV6000). You will know when the micro-switch is in it’s proper posi-
tion as the guide pins on each side of the switch will lock into the guide pin holes on the
gray micro-switch holder.
7. Place rear cover onto EV6000 and insert the 4 shoulder bolts removed in step A.1 using
the 3 mm hex key wrench until they stop (little or no pressure required to do this. The
tighten the 4 shoulder bolts an additional 1/8—1/4 turn.

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B. Replacement of “On/Off” Power Switch
1. Perform steps A.1 through A.4 “Replacement of Rear Cover Gasket
2. Using 22 mm wrench or small crescent wrench, remove the nut that holds on the mechani-
cal portion of the “On/Off” Power Switch as shown in Figure 3. Note: Pink Post-It note is
shown in Figure 3 so that the nut can be seen.
3. Once nut is removed, the mechanical portion of the “On/Off Switch” will slide out easily.
4, Insert new mechanical portion into hole with the gray micro-switch holder aligned so that
the sides as shown in Figure 3. Screw on nut by hand until tight. Then tighten nut with
wrench an additional 1/8”.
5. Using needle nose pliers, remove the electrical leads from the micro-switch portion of the
“On/Off Switch” as shown in Figure 4. You will have to move the connector back and forth
in order to remove the lead from the terminal on the micro-switch.
Figure 3
Nut that holds on me-
chanical portion of
“On/Off” Switch.
Figure 4

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6. Reattach leads to the new micro-switch. Ensure leads are attached to the “C” terminal on
the bottom and the “NO” terminal located next to it as shown in Figure 5.
7. Ensure rear cover gasket is place on rear cover (if removed earlier) and insert the micro-
switch back into the gray switch holder, ensuring that the two wires on the micro-switch
are in the same configuration (closest to the bottom of the EV-6000). You will know when
the micro-switch is in it’s proper position as the guide pins on each side of the switch will
lock into the guide pin holes on the gray micro-switch holder. Refer to Figure 2 on page 4
for proper installation.
8. Place rear cover onto EV6000 and insert the 4 shoulder bolts using the 3mm hex key
wrench until they stop (little to no pressure required). Then tighten the 4 shoulder bolts an
additional 1/8—1/4 turn.
Figure 5
“C” Terminal “NO” Terminal

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C. Testing and Replacing of EV6000 Power Supply
Note: No repairs of the EV6000 Power Supply are authorized other than replacing the Power
Supply or associated cord that goes from the Power Supply to the EV6000 LED light.
1. To verify that the EV-6000 Power Supply is functioning correctly:
a. Set voltmeter to DC volts and adjust the range so that the voltmeter can read 24
volts DC.
b. You will need to use two pieces of 18 GA or 20 GA wire. Trim both pieces so that
you have bare wire exposed at both ends (Approx. 1/4”). Ensure that the exposed
portions are twisted together tightly.
c. Refer to Figure 6 and Figure 7. Insert the two pieces of wire into the connector as
shown in Figure 6 and 7. Then hook up leads of voltmeter as shown in Figure 6.
d. Plug the EV6000 power supply into a 115 volt outlet.
e. DC voltage coming out of Power Supply should be 24 volts DC (+/-1 volt). If the
voltmeter reads “0” volts — Ensure that your 115 volts is energized. If the 115 volt AC
is energized — Then you will need to replace the power supply. The Magnaflux Part #
for the power supply (115 volt and 230 volt) is 625877.
Figure 6 Figure 7
Notch
“+” (POS)
”-” (NEG)
“+” (POS)
”-” (NEG)

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D. Testing and Replacing EV 6000 Power Cable (Cable that goes from power
supply to EV6000 Light)
1. Prior to replacing the power cable, a simple test can be performed to verify if the cable is
bad or not.
a. Perform EV6000 Power Supply Test as described in Section C and verify that
EV6000 Power Supply is functioning correctly.
b. Remove the rear cover and rear cover gasket of the EV6000 and rear cover gasket
per A.1 and A.2 of this procedure.
c. Unplug the Power Cable Connector Plug (shown in Figure 8) so that you can gain
access to test points on the plug.
d. Set the voltmeter to DC volts and the range so that it will read 24 volts. Place the
“+” lead on the middle screw terminal (brown wire) and the “-” lead on the first screw
terminal (gray wire) as shown in Figure 9.
e. Plug in the EV6000 power supply and observe the voltage. If 24 volts (+/- 1 volt) is
not observed and the EV600 Power Supply has been tested and working satisfactorily,
then the EV6000 Power Cable will need to be replaced.
Figure 8
Power Cable
Connector Plug
Figure 9
“+” (POS)
”-” (NEG)
Figure 8a
NOTE: Green and Yellow wire (may be different color) has terminal on it and is at-
tached to bolt that secures LED array. The other end of the wire is connected to
earth ground in the power supply.

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2. To replace the EV6000 Power Cable:
a. Unplug the EV6000 Power Supply
b. Disconnect the EV6000 Power Cable from the EV6000 Power Supply
c. Refer to Figure 9, using a small flat tip screwdriver, loosen the terminals that hold
the gray wire (“-”) and brown wire (“+”) and then remove the wire from the terminals.
On the middle terminal (“+”), there is also a blue wire which you will reattach when the
new EV6000 Power Cable is installed.
d. Using either a 15 MM open-end wrench or crescent wrench -Loosen and remove
the strain relief nut shown in Figure 10. Once the nut is completely loose — you can
back off the strain relief nut onto the cord.
NOTE: It may take a little bit of “force” to loosen the strain relief nut, but that is okay.
e. Using a 3 mm hex key wrench remove the 4 bolts that hold on the EV-6000 handle
and handle gasket as shown in Figure 11. Then remove the handle and gasket.
Figure 11
Strain Relief Nut
Figure 10
Handle Mounting
Bolts Handle Mounting
Bolts

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f. Pull the existing EV6000 Power Cable back through the EV6000 handle. Remove
the strain relief nut so that it can be reused on the new EV6000 Power Cord.
g. Slide the strain relief nut over the wire end of the new EV6000 Power Cable.
h. Insert the new EV6000 Power Cable into the EV6000 handle. Push the cable up
through the handle until the insulated part of the cable is at the top of the handle.
i. Slide the strain relief nut up the EV6000 Power Cable and attach it to the fitting that
is installed on the EV6000 handle. Tighten nut by hand until it stops and then use the
15 mm wrench to tight nut and additional 1/8 to 1/4 of a turn. NOTE: Over tightening
of the nut will cause the strain relief clamp to cut through the insulation of the cable.
j. Ensure the gasket is in place on top of the EV-6000 handle and reinstall the EV6000
handle with the mounting bolts that were removed in step 2.e. Use the 3 mm hex key
to screw in the bolts until they stop and then tighten an additional 1/8—1/4 of a turn..
k. Connect the gray wire from the EV6000 Power Cable to the first terminal of Power
Cable Connector Plug. Then connect the brown wire and the blue wire (that was
disconnected when the old EV6000 Power Cable was removed) to the middle
terminal. Proper wire connections are shown below in Figure 12.
l. Insert Power Cord Connector into socket on EV6000 circuit board. The connector is
keyed so there is only one direction that it can be inserted into the socket.
m. Ensure the rear cover gasket is in place on the rear cover and also ensure that the
“On/Off” micro switch is positioned correctly in the gray holder (Micro-switch guide pins
locked into pin holders on gray holder).
n. Place rear cover onto EV6000. Use the 3 mm hex key wrench and install the 4
shoulder bolts removed in step A.1 until they stop. Then tighten an additional 1/8 -
1/4 of a turn.
Figure 12 Gray Wire
1st terminal
Brown and Blue
Wire
(Middle Terminal)