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CAUTION
BA INTERNATIONAL will not be responsible when equipment damage or
failure is caused by the below issues.
•
The system is not modified or maintained by BA INTERNATIONAL or authorized dealers.
• System damage or failure caused by products purchased from companies other than BA
INTERNATIONAL authorized dealers.
•
The system is installed, modified, or maintained using parts that are not authorized by
BA INTERNATIONAL.
•
Failure to observe the safety precautions and operation methods in the user
instructions.
• Damage or failure as a result of a power surge or improper installation procedures.
•
Fire or other nature disasters (earthquake, flood, thunder-strike, etc.)
Use this product with extreme caution on patients with a cardiac pacemaker or
cardioverter defibrillator. In the case of any abnormalities in patients during use,
immediately turn off this product and discontinue use. (The electromagnetic wave from
the product may cause cardiac pacemaker or cardioverter defibrillator malfunctions.)
To avoid danger, pay attention to the list below.
1) The product should ONLY be operated or handled by dentists or by dental staff
personnel under the supervision of a dentist in a clinical environment.
2) Follow all installation instructions.
①
Install the unit in a dry place away from water sources. The unit is designed only to
capture water droplets, excess water ingress will cause damage.
②
The environment should be free from possible hazards caused by pressure,
temperature, humidity, ventilation, sunlight, dust, salt, sulphur-containing air, etc.
③
Keep the system stable and level. Avoid tilting or inadvertently bumping the system
when moving.
④
Never install the product anywhere exposed to chemicals or near chemical storage
areas.
⑤
Be sure to connect to an appropriate power source. Pay attention to voltage and
current.
⑥
Be sure to establish a proper grounding connection.
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