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A5 - A6 PLUS - L6

Model L6:
Model L6 CONTINENTAL (SN. 71HJxxxx)

Model L6 CONTINENTAL, HYBRID version (SN. 71HNxxxx)

Model L6 SIDE DELIVERY (SN. 71HKxxxx)

Summary of Contents for A5 CONTINENTAL

Page 1: ...97055066 Rev 00 2019 03 OPERATOR S MANUAL A5 A6 PLUS L6 EN...

Page 2: ...DENTAL CHAIR RINSING POSITION AND RESET POSITION PROGRAMMING 29 5 1 4 PROGRAMMING THE DENTAL CHAIR POSITIONS A B C and D 29 5 1 5 EMERGENCY BUTTON 30 5 1 6 TURNING ON THE OPERATING LIGHT 30 5 1 7 CON...

Page 3: ...ental units of A5 and A6 PLUS model only 80 10 WARNING ERROR MESSAGES 81 11 TECHNICAL DATA 84 11 1 A5 CONTINENTAL DIMENSIONAL CHARACTERISTICS 87 11 2 A5 INTERNATIONAL DIMENSIONAL CHARACTERISTICS 88 11...

Page 4: ...anslation from the original in Italian The manufacturer s website contains a list of authorised agents of the various countries 1 1 SYMBOLS Note the meaning of the following symbols and expressions Ty...

Page 5: ...ction system Multimedia systems Intraoral X ray equipment support only excluding management The dental chair is designed to support and position the patient during dental treatment Contraindications T...

Page 6: ...he following terms Conditions given on the warranty certificate are observed Yearly scheduled maintenance is performed The equipment is used only as instructed in this manual The electric system in th...

Page 7: ...ices such as cardio stimulators hearing aids or other active devices the possible effects of the instruments used on the implanted device should be considered Please refer to the technical scientific...

Page 8: ...paragraph TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Use of this equipment adjacent to or stacked with other equipment should be avoided because it could result in improper operation If such use is necessary this equip...

Page 9: ...enty of water if acid spatters on the upholstery Uncoated metal surfaces If you do not use STER 1 PLUS it is recommended to use products that contain at maximum Ethanol Concentration maximum 30 g per...

Page 10: ...stant materials instruments and metal handpieces etc 121 C 250 F for thermolabile materials rubber items etc Minimum exposure time 1 4 minutes at 134 C 20 minutes at 120 C Minimum drying time 2 define...

Page 11: ...ol console h Connection box i Multifunction foot control l Water to cup spout m Bowl n Self balancing arm o Height adjustable cart p Height adjustable column q Tray holder table on assistant s board o...

Page 12: ...A5 A6 PLUS L6 12 EN Model A5 INTERNATIONAL SN 71HBxxxx Model A5 CART SN 71HCxxxx Model A5 SINGLE CART SN 71HDxxxx...

Page 13: ...A5 A6 PLUS L6 EN 13 Model A5 SINGLE WATER UNIT SN 71HExxxx Model A6 PLUS Model A6 PLUS CONTINENTAL Model A6 PLUS INTERNATIONAL SN 71HGxxxx...

Page 14: ...A5 A6 PLUS L6 14 EN Model L6 Model L6 CONTINENTAL SN 71HJxxxx Model L6 CONTINENTAL HYBRID version SN 71HNxxxx Model L6 SIDE DELIVERY SN 71HKxxxx...

Page 15: ...irs 190 kg Maximum permitted load on headrest 30 kg Maximum load supported by armrest 68 kg Do not exceed these values Warnings for use CRUSHING HAZARD Despite the presence of safety systems to preven...

Page 16: ...re to any step and or horizontal obstacle as cart could become unstable and or even overturn Models L6 SIDE DELIVERY with fixed height board During installation the cart board can be adjusted in heigh...

Page 17: ...tch f1 off equipment OFF electric system not powered water and air system not connected DISPLAY G off Dental units model A5 CONTINENTAL A5 INTERNATIONAL A5 CART A5 SINGLE WATER UNIT A6 PLUS CONTINENTA...

Page 18: ...turning until reaching the end of travel During this rotation be careful to avoid any collision with the water to cup spout Move the dentist s board arm back to the required position and place the pan...

Page 19: ...ree the obstacle n Bowl when the bowl is manual and located in the interference area the dental chair up movement is stopped at the maximum permitted height With motor driven bowl the safety device au...

Page 20: ...ith instrument extracted and working all the dental chair movements are inhibited 4 2 MOVEMENT LOCK DEVICES Use the devices below when movement of the equipment needs to be blocked Dental chair contro...

Page 21: ...or lower the headrest to the desired position Unlock the cushion by turning the lock knob k counter clockwise Aim the cushion as desired Lock the cushion again by turning the knob k clockwise Adjusti...

Page 22: ...ument while another is used on the patient Positioning the dentist s board a Handle to adjust the height of the board and or position it horizontally CRUSHING HAZARD Do not grasp the arm junctions dur...

Page 23: ...it counter clockwise Remove the click on cap s protecting the quick coupling on the left hand side and insert it inside the one on the right hand side Turn console unit supporting arm by 180 Fit the...

Page 24: ...ment hoses are NOT designed for sterilization in autoclave or by being cold soaked in solution Boards version with Upper Recovery to remove hoses first remove instrument holder x Before removing instr...

Page 25: ...PLAY showing the machine model the name of the last set operator and the active warning icons 1 Console with LCD Touch DISPLAY dental units in CONTINENTAL versions It allows viewing the machine s oper...

Page 26: ...ental chair position storage J Water to bowl delivery S Assistant s call K Rinse position recall T S H S system enabling disabling if system is installed Warning icons The DISPLAY shows a series of ic...

Page 27: ...SPLAY Press the button T to activate deactivate independent water supply with S H S system only Press the touch button A to start the QUICK FLUSHING cycle see paragraph 7 6 5 1 1 1 2 LONG FLUSHING CYC...

Page 28: ...is recommended if the dental unit has been switched off for more than 7 days Performing the emptying Insert the special supplied cup under the spout Press and hold button H for at least 5 seconds to...

Page 29: ...osition CRUSHING HAZARD The positions already stored ensure a safety distance between dental chair and floor Do not store lower dental chair positions and in any case pay attention to the risk of crus...

Page 30: ...a see paragraph 4 1 5 1 6 TURNING ON THE OPERATING LIGHT Press the button G to turn on off the operating light 5 1 7 CONSOLE CONTROL PANEL LOCKING BUTTON Press this button to enable disable the contro...

Page 31: ...um to the maximum value set from the dentist s board At the end of work air is automatically blown to eliminate any drops of liquid remaining in the spray ducts With instrument at rest End of travel t...

Page 32: ...et of water to the instruments Turbine Micromotor and Scaler Water Clean System function the jet stops when the button is released Short press enables disables the spray function With instruments at r...

Page 33: ...ease the pedal 2 to stop instrument operation With the spray active at the end of the operation a blast of air is automatically activated to remove any residual drops of liquid in the spray ducts A sh...

Page 34: ...ng press at least 2 seconds sends a jet of water to the instruments Turbine Micromotor and Scaler Water Clean System function the jet stops when the button is released Short press enables disables the...

Page 35: ...of air is automatically activated to remove any residual drops of liquid in the spray ducts With instruments at rest When the foot control 2 is pressed all automatic dental chair movements are automa...

Page 36: ...down controls are active Pressure recalls dental chair reset position patient entry exit Lifted recalls the stored dental chair position B Left hand lever 7 With instruments at rest the lever can cont...

Page 37: ...ot control has a specific LED 7 that indicates the battery charge and the communication status with the dental unit LED indications 7 The colour of the LED indicates the battery charge while the type...

Page 38: ...battery is fully recharged in about 6 hours Exclusively use the dental unit to charge the battery of the WIRELESS foot control Natural battery discharge Should the battery not be used for long period...

Page 39: ...n e d spray 6F syringe operation with hot water air and spray turn the selector switch f clockwise LED g on 6F syringe operation with cold water air and spray turn the selector switch f counter clockw...

Page 40: ...ent activation is highlighted by the relevant managing screen appearing on the DISPLAY Use the foot control lever to start the instrument see paragraph 5 2 The turbine hose can also be used to connect...

Page 41: ...eks lips etc must be protected against contact with the button by using suitable instruments mirrors etc The drills and various instruments attached to the handpieces must comply with Biocompatibility...

Page 42: ...addition to the icon B a sound 3 BEEPS warns the operator if the direction of rotation is reversed When the rheostat lever is on the micromotor drill cannot reverse its direction of rotation Selecting...

Page 43: ...mirrors etc The drills and various instruments attached to the handpieces must comply with Biocompatibility Standard ISO 10993 5 5 1 RESTORATIVE OPERATING MODE Characteristics Speed range 100 to 40 00...

Page 44: ...rill Reference contra angles 128 1 128 1 100 20 All makes 120 1 120 1 100 20 All makes 64 1 64 1 100 20 All makes 40 1 40 1 100 20 All makes 18 1 18 1 100 20 All makes 16 1 16 1 5 Ncm 20 All makes E16...

Page 45: ...t C Decrease the scaler s power output D Scaler operating mode selection NORMAL ENDO or PARO LCD Touch DISPLAY only F Fiber optics on off Turning on the fiber optics Press the button to turn Fiber Opt...

Page 46: ...the operating instructions supplied with the instrument before attempting to sterilize For American and Canadian markets only instruments must be FDA approved Make sure the threaded sections of the in...

Page 47: ...amp from 500 to 2200 mW sq cm for 5 seconds and 2200 mW sq cm for 5 seconds for a total of 15 seconds LED S LED 3 ramp cycle L LONG RESTORATION Ramp cycle with emission of 500 mW sq cm for 5 seconds r...

Page 48: ...t has a permanent memory therefore the last cycle used will always be present the next time it is used Place the fiber optic in the position required for curing The fiber optic should be placed as clo...

Page 49: ...ck is not heard Put the fiber optic back into the correct position after turning the end section Do not pull the power hoses Do not expose the handpiece to excessive vibrations Do not drop the handpie...

Page 50: ...e and or repair the handpiece and dental unit The handpiece has been purposely constructed in a manner that requires specific tools to open it and therefore it cannot be removed by the user The warran...

Page 51: ...er manual of such equipment Disposable infection control sheaths must be used with the device and changed for each new patient After putting on a new disposable infection control sheath check it over...

Page 52: ...cted image Button pressed and held deletes all images Image acquisition Shortly press the touch key g on camera handpiece or operate the foot control to capture the image shown on the monitor To go ba...

Page 53: ...on the monitor when the camera is set to LIVE and multiple image mode Pressing the touch button g on the handpiece or activating the foot control you can freeze the image which is immediately shown o...

Page 54: ...unded by the LEDS must face down towards the rear paper layer Gently push the handpiece to the end of the sheath Pull the blue tab removing the protective covers The dental camera is now protected and...

Page 55: ...ed inside the root canal connection to the file can be carried out through probe 3 or through the special tweezers 4 or directly from the file inserted in the canal through special handpieces Electrod...

Page 56: ...h X ray test to accurately define apex position Different and not always predictable morphological conditions could lead to inaccurate readings For example Excessively wide root canal Re treatments Br...

Page 57: ...the area most convenient for the operator The two arms are equipped with a safety device that stops dental chair movement as soon as it detects an obstacle f Pantograph arm with six work positions al...

Page 58: ...US INTERNATIONAL Dental units model L6 CONTINENTAL L6 SIDE DELIVERY Dental units model L6 CONTINENTAL HYBRID version Cleaning the sliding rollers Push down and take off the sliding rollers c Clean the...

Page 59: ...E Reversing micromotor drill rotation direction R Enabling dental chair position storage D Digit DISPLAY Operation of dental chair buttons Button pressed shortly automatic recall of set position Butt...

Page 60: ...e of the device Suction tubes soak to cold sterilize With the tubes never use procedures where temperature exceeds 55 C Flushing the suction tubes As the dental units may be equipped with different su...

Page 61: ...R 3 PLUS CEFLA s c diluted in a 6 solution equivalent to 60 ml of product in 1 litre of water Cleaning the saliva ejector filter This operation must be carried out at the end of each work day Wear glo...

Page 62: ...seconds during filling by removing cup water delivery is immediately interrupted to disable cup sensor call the Technical Service Motor driven bowl automatic movements Bowl automatically moves When D...

Page 63: ...ade by turning on the dental unit holding down buttons B1 and B2 simultaneously on the assistant s board A beep sounds to signal the selected operating mode 1 BEEP controller enabled 3 BEEPS controlle...

Page 64: ...all the instruments present on dentist s and assistant s boards The syringe present on the assistant s board The cup filling system The water quick coupling if available The button T allows you to tur...

Page 65: ...tres Tank supplies The sprays of all the instruments present on dentist s and assistant s boards The cup filling system The water quick coupling if available A by pass toggle b allows disabling the sy...

Page 66: ...ositioned inside the connection box and is always active A tank a located inside the water unit contains approx 500 cc of disinfectant fluid to supply the system The W H E system is automatically disa...

Page 67: ...ration Now the dental unit is in lockout mode and it can be turned off At restart theW H E system will be automatically restored Warning messages on Display Console with Digit DISPLAY If the system de...

Page 68: ...volumes only without diluting them Setting the disinfection cycle Check disinfectant fluid level inside tank and if necessary top up The disinfection cycle will not be activated if the fluid level in...

Page 69: ...econds to stop the disinfection cycle in progress and cancel it definitively After 5 seconds touch PAUSE icon button A1 to resume disinfection cycle from where it was interrupted PEROXY Ag storage For...

Page 70: ...ycle setting menu and set cycle time see paragraph 5 1 1 1 Position the special container d for the instruments to be treated on the bowl For the syringe instrument it is necessary to remove the handl...

Page 71: ...e terminals inside the relevant couplings d located under manifold The vacuum created inside the Venturi tubes starts the flushing cycle Now simply put suction tube terminals back into their supports...

Page 72: ...cks with handle h 8 ACCESSORIES 8 1 OPERATING LAMP The operating light comes in 4 models 1 Lamp with halogen light source VENUS PLUS model 2 Lamp with LED light source VENUS PLUS L model 3 Lamp with L...

Page 73: ...uick coupling pressure with mains water 2 5 Bar with S H S system 1 8 Bar with W H E system 3 Bar Water quick coupling flow rate with mains water 1800 ml min with S H S system 950 ml min with W H E sy...

Page 74: ...y holder can contain two standard size trays Turn knob b to adjust vertical movement based on load Turn clockwise to increase resistance heavy loads Turn counter clockwise to decrease resistance light...

Page 75: ...cordance with standard IEC 62353 the safety checks specified in the Technical care manual and Maintenance and warranty handbook supplied with the dental unit are to be carried out at the intervals req...

Page 76: ...ner for the transfer to the cleaning area Clean replace the filters code 97461845 Refit filters Before refitting the filter make sure to remove any amalgam residues still present on each filter seat m...

Page 77: ...lave see paragraph 1 6 At the end of each working day Suck in 1 litre of water with each suction tube alternating water and air keep the suction tube alternately in and out of the water After rinsing...

Page 78: ...Clean the drain valve for the separator s container with the brush provided for this purpose Once a year By technician check the siphons and drains check all the internal tubes and plastic and rubber...

Page 79: ...etached from the drain pump k Detach the container d from the cover f pulling up the two side rubber bands e After the cleaning operations refit the container d after lubricating the O rings with S1 P...

Page 80: ...terial when cleaning the separator When disposing of disposable containers full of amalgam observe current local and national laws 9 9 DENTAL CHAIR The dental chair does not need any special maintenan...

Page 81: ...tank W061 A user has requested to skip the disinfection pause None W062 At the end of the cycle a warning is issued if the pause has not been made None W063 H2O tank empty Fill H2O tank W064 H2O2 tank...

Page 82: ...ove the obstacle if the problem persists contact the technical service department W410 A movement has been interrupted or a movement request cannot be implemented since the safety device of the side d...

Page 83: ...e Solution W430 A movement has been interrupted or a movement request cannot be implemented since the thermal cut out of the dental chair lifting motor has been triggered Wait for the motor to cool do...

Page 84: ...0 h 1540x750x1120 h A5 SINGLE CART 1540x750x1120 h A6 PLUS 1540x750x1330 h L6 1540x750x1480 h Dental chair packaging dimensions A2 5 A2 7 1480x700x1000 h A1 3 L 1480x700x1000 h Packed dental unit weig...

Page 85: ...floors are covered with synthetic material the relative humidity should be at least 30 Proximity fields from RF wireless communications IEC 61000 4 3 27 V m at 385 MHz 28 V m at 450 810 870 930 1720 1...

Page 86: ...ment with the following symbol interferences can be caused Recommended distance between the RF portable and mobile communication devices and the dental unit The dental unit is intended for use in elec...

Page 87: ...A5 A6 PLUS L6 EN 87 11 1 A5 CONTINENTAL DIMENSIONAL CHARACTERISTICS...

Page 88: ...A5 A6 PLUS L6 88 EN 11 2 A5 INTERNATIONAL DIMENSIONAL CHARACTERISTICS...

Page 89: ...A5 A6 PLUS L6 EN 89 11 3 DIMENSIONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF A5 CART MODEL...

Page 90: ...A5 A6 PLUS L6 90 EN 11 4 DIMENSIONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF A5 SINGLE CART MODEL...

Page 91: ...A5 A6 PLUS L6 EN 91 11 5 DIMENSIONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF A5 SINGLE WATER UNIT MODEL...

Page 92: ...A5 A6 PLUS L6 92 EN 11 6 A6 PLUS CONTINENTAL MODEL DIMENSIONAL CHARACTERISTICS...

Page 93: ...A5 A6 PLUS L6 EN 93 11 7 A6 PLUS INTERNATIONAL MODEL DIMENSIONAL CHARACTERISTICS...

Page 94: ...A5 A6 PLUS L6 94 EN 11 8 DIMENSIONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF L6 CONTINENTAL MODEL...

Page 95: ...A5 A6 PLUS L6 EN 95 11 9 DIMENSIONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF L6 CONTINENTAL MODEL in HYBRID version...

Page 96: ...A5 A6 PLUS L6 96 EN 11 10 DIMENSIONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF L6 SIDE DELIVERY MODEL...

Page 97: ...or suck in about half a litre of 6 diluted STER 3 PLUS solution with each of the suction tubes used See paragraph 9 4 Flexible protections Sterilise the contaminated flexible protections Disposable b...

Page 98: ...ntation enclosed with separator D RR amalgam separator Empty separator container See documentation enclosed with separator Operating light Clean the front lens and the reflector See documents enclosed...

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