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Cleaning the sight glass

NAUTILUS

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 CC plus: 

Clean the internal and 

external protective glass, the internal and external 
heat protection glass as well as the sight glass 
system regularly, but no later than when the the 
message E 041 ("clean glass") appears on the 
display.
1.

Hold the hinged panel on the front on the 
recessed grip and move it upward. The fiber 
optic cable is very sensitive and must not be 
used to pull the on the hinged panel nor must it 
be bend.

2.

Loosen the nut with the socket wrench 
(included in the scope of delivery) and remove 
the sight glass.

3.

Clean the front with a dry cotton cloth (see 
illustration). Check that it is clean against the 
light.

NAUTILUS

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 T: 

Clean the internal and external 

protective glass and the internal heat protection 
glass regularly.
Dirt on the sight glasses (1) may impair the quality 
of the camera image. Clean the sight glass from the 
side with a dry or slightly damp cloth, if necessary.

DANGER

Warning of electric shock! Danger 
to life!

Switch off the device and pull out the 
mains plug. (For power connection 
without mains plug: remove fuses, 
secure the devices against restart and 
make sure that it is not live)

WARNING

Burn hazard from hot parts!

Clean the sight glass only after it has 
cooled down; use a cotton cloth 
(never use cloths made of synthetic 
fibres!).

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CAUTION

During assembly turn the socket 
wrench by hand only and do not use 
any other tools! The nut may still turn 
when in lock position.

Summary of Contents for Nautilus CC plus

Page 1: ...NAUTILUS CC plus 39800101 86105 DB en 00 NAUTILUS T 39700101 Nautilus CC plus Nautilus T DOC 86105 en 00 de en ...

Page 2: ...ns will invalidate any and all warranty claims We will also not accept liability for any resulting consequential damage Table of contents General Information 4 Important notes 6 Unpacking Packing 7 Safety instructions 8 Device description 11 Scope of delivery and extras 13 Technical data 15 Installation 16 Switching the device on 18 Initial commissioning 19 Basic principles Wax up 23 Basic princip...

Page 3: ...akers This symbol indicates that safety gloves have to be worn Use eye protection protective glasses against mechanical hazards This symbol indicates that a protective apron must be worn Use protective footwear Read the operating instructions carefully Pull the power plug WLAN connection activated LAN connection activated Service Casting with pyrometer activated Manual casting activated Casting wi...

Page 4: ...ting instructions We welcome any suggestions or contributions please feel free to contact us Your effort will help us make the operating instructions more user friendly and respond more effectively to your wishes and needs Target group This document is directed toward everyone working with this device or performing service tasks that are described in this document Contact information BEGO Bremer G...

Page 5: ...tions safeguards that are defective improperly installed or inoperable Failure to observe the notes contained in these operating instructions regarding the transport storage installation commissioning operation service and maintenance of this device Unauthorized structural modifications to this device Inadequate monitoring inspection of device components that are subject to wear Improperly perform...

Page 6: ... cable above the device is sensitive to bending and heat WARNING Any liquid leaking from the screen as a result of damage is toxic and corrosive Avoid contact with skin swallowing or inhaling it Only touch the touchscreen with the fingertips Do not use pens or finger nails CAUTION Bending and or touching the cable with hot objects must be avoided If necessary grab a hold of the recessed grip on th...

Page 7: ...English Nautilus CC plus Nautilus T 7 86105 BA en 00 en Unpacking Packing REF 17909 ...

Page 8: ...y rooms Operating company and operating person nel The device must only be operated by dental profes sionals trainees and other persons operating the device must be supervised Wear the protective clothing and comply with the practices required in dental laboratories The device must only be operated by employees who are familiar with and follow the instructions of this operating manual The operatin...

Page 9: ...outlet sockets with earth contact When laying cables and hoses make sure that they are protected from hot components e g moulds The cooling water temperature must never drop below 10 C 50 F Otherwise condensation water may drip on the hot moulds and vaporize explo sively Danger of burns when draining the cooling water The water can reach temperatures up to 70 C if the device was used for casting b...

Page 10: ...es safety gog gles and heat resistant protective gloves Wear heat resistant gloves when touching the crucible handles Open the lower chamber only to move the moulds Keep it closed all other times Always use mould tongs to move moulds and hot crucibles Only touch hot crucible inserts and hot cast metal parts with tongs WARNING Risk of deflagration Ensure that alloys crucible and cru cible inserts d...

Page 11: ... logs via the USB interfaces In the event of malfunctions it is also possible to call up diagnostic protocols and send them to the BEGO Service NAUTILUS T comes with an integrated camera to monitor the casting process A casting video is available for subsequent inspection examination Determining the casting temperature for dental alloys with the NAUTILUS CC plus The flowability of the melt and thu...

Page 12: ...s during melting This innovative technology inside of the NAUTILUS CC plus has been used to determine the perfect casting temperatures of BEGO alloys and are stored in special casting programs for the control system Thanks to the new measuring technique it is now possible to determine the casting temperatures very reliably and on a repro ducible basis The standard values recommended thus far for t...

Page 13: ...7 2 Ceramic handle for crucible 2 Graphite insert 1 Glassy carbon insert 30002 1 Tweezers 15932 1 Protective gloves 30259 1 Mould mounting plate 12257 1 Mould mounting Size 1 9 13362 1 Mould mounting Size 3 6 37618 1 Mould mounting 10073 1 Mould mounting 1 Mould former size 3 1 Mould former size 6 1 Mould former size 9 52068 1 Universal funnel former 14990 1 Air filter cartridge 14994 1 Hook wrenc...

Page 14: ...0604 1 WLAN USB adapter REF Quantity Designation 18856 1 O ring set REF Quantity Designation 39754 1 Mould tongs 55 cm 11599 1 Mould tongs 64 cm 52066 1 Funnel former for partial denture 52525 65 g Auromelt 52526 80 g Wiromelt 52468 1 Graphite insert 52473 1 Glassy carbon insert 52627 1 Mould former size 3 52628 1 Mould former size 6 52629 1 Mould former size 9 16260 1 Compressed air reservoir for...

Page 15: ... bar 0 5 0 8 MPa 72 5 116 psi 100 l min Noise emission 70 dB A Ambient temperature max 10 30 C 50 86 F NAUTILUS T Height 418 mm Width 606 mm Depth 676 mm Weight 63 kg Nominal voltage 230 V AC 10 50 60 Hz Nominal output 3680 VA Eco 10 VA short time operation max 5 min Compressed air 1 4 5 8 bar 0 5 0 8 MPa 72 5 116 psi 100 l min Noise emission 70 dB A Ambient temperature max 10 30 C 50 86 F 230 V A...

Page 16: ...mpressed air reservoir REF 16260 Insufficient supply of compressed air during evacu ation warning message W002 W013 cannot be compensated with the compressed air reservoir Important Remove protective cap WARNING The warning signs provided symbol pacemaker are to be placed at the entrances to the room in which the ready to use device is located NOTICE After initial commissioning run the device for ...

Page 17: ...ation Always operate the device in a single power circuit min 16A fuse Installation in countries without 230 V network The electrical installation must only be carried out by a qualified electrician Use the transformer REF 17800 for connection 1 Adapt the power connection of the transformer to local circumstances 2 Insert the Nautilus power plug into the trans former The device is subject to the p...

Page 18: ... the screen as a result of damage is toxic and corrosive Avoid contact with skin swallowing or inhaling it 1 Open compressed air supply 2 Switch the device on The device initializes the measurement sys tem After 2 3 minutes cold device the device is ready for operation 3 Wait until the main menu appears on the screen When the device is turned on for the very first time the device activation screen...

Page 19: ...erman French English Spanish Russian Italian 3 Follow the prompts on the display afterwards 4 Write down your personal identification number and the serial number displayed on the device activation screen 1 5 Register on the my bego com using your per sonal data After registering you will receive an e mail at the specified address 6 Add your device on my bego com under the menu item Add new device...

Page 20: ...ly by using the contact form provided on my bego com Setting up a network connection After initial commissioning see page 19 NAUTILUS CC plus and NAUTILUS T can also be operated without a network connection Network connections are optional However a network connection is required in order to link your device with myBEGO and receive the desired support Network connection via LAN cable 1 Switch the ...

Page 21: ...if needed Network connection via WLAN 1 Switch the device off 2 Insert the WLAN USB adapter on the back of the device 3 Switch the device on The BEGO software will be loaded 4 Go to Settings System Internet 5 Press the WLAN button see illustration 6 Select the WLAN network If the WLAN network is invisible select SSID and the encryption type WEP WPA2 etc ...

Page 22: ...C plus Nautilus T en 7 Enter the password 8 Switch from Static to DHCP if necessary see illustration 9 Press the Connect button 10 If DHCP is not supported by your network use the expert mode Static Please consult an IT expert to that end ...

Page 23: ...NAUTILUS crucibles should be used as the mould formers by BEGO are specially designed for melt flowing from those crucibles Do not use vent sprues that reach up to the casting funnel or to the outside of the mould Air vents cause the compressed air to be supplied incorrectly during press process The object should first harden and enable subse quent suction of the liquid melt from the heat centre o...

Page 24: ...o enable sub sequent suction of liquid melt e Keep the distance between the object and the mould bottom and mould wall small 5 mm Follow the instructions of the alloy manufacturer with regard to dimensioning sprue systems and sprues Crowns a Prevent the melt from flowing in directly through sinuous sprue system b Extend the distribution channel beyond the sprue system of the crown c Keep the dista...

Page 25: ...lead to faulty casts when the crucible opens too late of if the melt flows out of the crucible too early Screw the handles tightly onto the crucible WARNING When inserts are used the handles become extremely hot plastic handles would melt Inserts made of graphite or glassy carbon require ceramic handles NOTICE Graphite inserts are subject to wear and must be replaced in time Used inserts can be id...

Page 26: ...lting powder made by other manufacturers may impair the casting result NOTICE Observe minimum and maximum quantities WARNING ATTENTION check before every casting process The handles must lie on the base surface The crucible halves must close seal on the bottom and leave a gap between 1 5 to 3 mm at the top Do not use damaged crucible halves CoCr NiCr only do not use crucible halves with alloy resi...

Page 27: ...s possible Mould holders Align the mould so that the casting funnel is positioned in the center of the cross hairs WARNING Burn hazard from hot surfaces Always use mould tongs to move moulds and mould holders Wear suitable protective equipment when operating the device CAUTION Mould temperatures above 1050 C may cause the device to overheat Never use damaged or cracked moulds ...

Page 28: ...phite or glassy carbon insert for melting see program tables A glassy carbon insert can be generally used instead of a graphite insert It has a significantly longer service life than the graphite insert The alloy is then indirectly heated via the hot insert To ensure that all alloying components have reached the casting temperature preheating is carried out up to the liquidus point the melt become...

Page 29: ...ble coating Lolipot BEGO Lolipot includes a coating material that has been specially designed for BEGO ceramic crucibles for the BEGO casting devices NAUTILUS and Fornax The coating results in an extended service life of the crucible and ensures casting with nearly no residue especially with alloys having a high gold content It is equally suitable for CoCr and NiCr alloys Lolipot has no influence ...

Page 30: ...se of the crucible insert The following steps are required to do this See BEGO precious metal alloys table BEGO catalog or the information on alloys available in the download center at www bego com NOTICE Alloys with a high palladium content are generally casted without a crucible insert An insert can be used if the alloy chips rise during the heating process and thus do not have the proper temper...

Page 31: ...ose 2 If necessary adapt the casting temperature displayed on the screen to the manufacturer s specification Select the highest casting tem perature of the recommended casting ranges 3 Observe the specifications provided in the operating instructions starting on page 35 like holding times during the melting process etc 4 Note the casting temperature indicated when casting is triggered It is requir...

Page 32: ...e non BEGO alloy Then select the alloy group based on the basic components Select the use of the graphite insert if required for the casting process Press the Enter button first then confirm by pressing OK A comparable alloy will be suggested An entry mask will appear on the screen where the data of the new non BEGO alloy can be edited 6 Enter the desired name and the casting tem perature The comp...

Page 33: ...m other manufac turers may impair the casting result If no melting powder is used large alloy residues remain inside the crucible and the casting result may be impaired Use Auromelt HF very sparingly only a pinch 3 The higher the scrap metal content and or the lower the modulation thickness the higher the preheat temperature should be 4 Use the glassy carbon insert if the alloy chips rise and do n...

Page 34: ...162 1500 850 9503 Auromelt2 LFC BegoLloyd LFC 126 1250 700 Graphite1 BegoLloyd M 125 1050 700 Graphite1 BegoStar 163 1420 850 Graphite1 Midigold 128 1030 700 Graphite1 Pd BegoPal 164 1430 850 Glassy c 4 Auromelt2 BegoPal S 165 1450 850 Glassy c 4 Auromelt2 BegoPal 300 166 1390 850 9503 Glassy c 4 Auromelt2 BegoPal 171 1430 850 Auromelt2 BegoPal S 172 1450 850 Auromelt2 BegoPal 300 173 1390 850 950...

Page 35: ...PontoStar H 152 13 17 to 20 Au AuroLloyd KF 121 15 17 to 20 AuroLloyd M 123 18 17 to 20 BegoCer G 162 10 12 to 18 BegoLloyd LFC 126 17 17 to 20 BegoLloyd M 125 19 17 to 20 BegoStar 163 12 22 to 25 Midigold 128 19 17 to 20 Pd BegoPal 171 10 13 to 16 BegoPal S 172 10 13 to 16 BegoPal 300 173 10 13 to 16 BegoPal 164 10 13 to 16 BegoPal S 165 10 13 to 16 BegoPal 300 166 10 13 to 16 Ag Silver gold pall...

Page 36: ...respective settings are specified in the model specific paragraphs NAUTILUS CC plus see page 45 NAUTILUS T see page 61 The Back button calls up the menu that was opened last or the main screen The specific device information such as serial number software version IP address and number of casts can be called up in the Settings Infor mation menu The number of total castings is for instance important...

Page 37: ...CC plus media library contains casting videos of the BEGO alloys to provide an insight into melting behaviour and casting time The BEGO alloys can be selected by pressing the arrow above the video Only with NAUTILUS T Pressing the BEGO symbol above the video allows you to select casting videos you have recorded yourself or casting videos from the media library see paragraph Casting with camera on ...

Page 38: ...n be used to print out or archive the casting log on a personal computer see page 78 If the NAUTILUS is connected to the internet the files will automatically be transmitted to myBEGO and can subsequently be accessed via the portal You may also use the extended customer service support in case of errors and or malfunctions see page 20 The system settings O rings Internet Date Time Language and Log...

Page 39: ...pes generation of noise the O rings function properly If an air leak is present the O rings must be cleaned see page 74 Internet Setting up a network connection see page 20 Date Time The time and date are necessary for the casting protocols Press the Time or Date button to access the corresponding time and date settings Select a field e g minutes to adjust the setting by using the and buttons ...

Page 40: ...ll change the device to the corresponding language The following languages are available English English Italian Spanish French Russian Setting up the protocol This menu is used to maintain the necessary laboratory and address data for protocol content The Protocol button activates orange or deacti vates gray logging If logging is activated an input mask will open before casting where the alloy ba...

Page 41: ...ck to the main menu without making a selection 3 The selection can be limited as follows The All alloys button switches between non precious metal precious metal other alloys all alloys and favourites The list of favourites is generated automatically based on the used alloys If more than 15 different alloys have been used the alloy that had been entered first will be deleted so that the newly sele...

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Page 44: ...sting In automatic mode casting is carried out automati cally at the optimal casting moment without any action on the part of the operator Only the alloy program location needs to be called up which can be found in the program tables In automatic mode it is also possible to intervene manually if desired for example to trigger casting before the machine would do it Manual casting In manual mode the...

Page 45: ...us Manual Media library and Casting log see page 36 System The System button provides access to the system settings O rings Internet Date Time Language and Log Setup see page 38 Casting program This is where new program locations for non BEGO alloys are set up see page 45 Specific settings related to the casting process with the NAUTILUS CC plus can be chosen from the Program menu The Back button ...

Page 46: ...of the screen indicates that the mode is activated see page 3 CAUTION Stay with the device and finish the preheating and melting processes manually as described in paragraph Manual casting CAUTION The temperature cannot be measured and thus not be limited without the pyrometer Stay with the device and finish the preheating and melting as described below manually Extended holding times automatic ca...

Page 47: ...ng process When the pyrometer is not used the menu for setting the additional heating time will be displayed instead Manual casting without pyrometer With the NAUTILUS CC plus manual casting without pyrometer is used as an optional emergency operation in case the pyrometer is malfunctioning not available Timer After activation the counter will count the entered seconds down This will indicate the ...

Page 48: ... casting quan tity and confirm the entry with OK or Skip the data entry with Abort 4 Insert the alloy 5 Close the crucible door 6 Confirm the preheating process with OK For some alloys the preheating process may be skipped with a second button WARNING Risk of injury Wear suitable protective equipment when operating the device WARNING Only touch the touchscreen with the fingertips Do not use pens o...

Page 49: ...s tic signal and a message on the display that the preheating process has ended 7 Have the mould readily available before press ing the OK button to prevent the alloy from cooling down unnecessarily Preheating tem perature and vacuum are maintained until then 8 Close the mould door The next display is shown when the mould door is closed WARNING Risk of burns Use mould tongs ...

Page 50: ...rried out auto matically however manual interventions are possible see next step The casting process will be triggered automati cally once the proper casting temperature has been reached Manual interventions are possi ble as needed 10 The casting process can be triggered manually by pressing the Casting button any time after the alloy has been melted The casting is carried out with overpressure Al...

Page 51: ...English Nautilus CC plus 51 86105 BA en 00 en 11 Remove the mould 12 Close the mould door The casting process is completed WARNING Risk of burns Use mould tongs ...

Page 52: ...ngs Program Pyrometer 3 Optional Enter log data see Setting up the protocol on page 40 This data appears in the casting protocol that is stored on the con nected USB flash drive Enter work number batch and casting quan tity and confirm the entry with OK or Skip the data entry with Abort 4 Insert the alloy 5 Close the crucible door 6 Confirm the preheating process with OK For some alloys the prehea...

Page 53: ...ing the OK button to prevent the alloy from cooling down unnecessarily Preheating tem perature and vacuum are maintained until then 8 Close the mould door The next display is shown when the mould door is closed 9 Confirm the melting process by pressing the OK button or exit the program by pressing the Abort button In fast mode the preheating process starts upon closing the mould door WARNING Risk ...

Page 54: ... the following notes EMF non precious alloys without crucible inserts Trigger the casting process when the cast ing temperature is reached and the alloys melt appears ready for casting after visual evalua tion Pd based alloys without crucible insert When the casting temperature is reached wait for 10 seconds before triggering the casting process Precious metal alloys with crucible insert When the ...

Page 55: ... process is carried out with over pressure Alloy chamber pressure casting temperature and casting number will be dis played during that process 13 Remove the mould 14 Close the mould door The casting process is completed WARNING Risk of burns Use mould tongs ...

Page 56: ...ppears in the casting protocol that is stored on the con nected USB flash drive Enter work number batch and casting quan tity and confirm the entry with OK or Skip the data entry with Abort 5 Insert the alloy 6 Close the crucible door 7 Confirm the preheating process with OK For some alloys the preheating process may be skipped with a second button In fast mode the preheating process starts upon c...

Page 57: ...d door The next display is shown when the mould door is closed 10 Confirm the melting process with OK In fast mode the next step will be triggered immediately upon closing the mould door The process can be aborted by pressing the Abort button CAUTION The temperature cannot be measured and thus not be limited without the pyrometer Stay with the device and finish the preheating and melting as descri...

Page 58: ...y appears to be ready for casting press the Casting button to trigger the casting process The casting is carried out with overpressure Alloy chamber pressure and casting number will be displayed during that process 14 Remove the mould 15 Close the mould door The casting process is completed WARNING Never look into the melt without protective glass and protective eyewear CAUTION The temperature can...

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Page 60: ...g temperature are not conclusive and thus not possible However the device can be updated with the aid of a USB flash drive not included in scope of delivery 1 Camera 2 Touchscreen 3 Main switch 4 Mould door 5 Crucible door Overview After the device has been switched on the following functions can be called up via the touchscreen Casting Casting can be started once the alloy has been selected Setti...

Page 61: ...stead detected and subsequently triggered upon locking the doors hinged panels The mode is activated orange and or deactivated grey by pressing the Fast mode button A symbol in the header of the screen indicates that the mode is activated see page 3 Specific settings related to the casting process with the NAUTILUS T can be chosen from the Program menu CAUTION Stay with the device and finish the p...

Page 62: ...with a camera to monitor the pressing preheating and melting processes Pressing the camera button will either activate process monitoring yellow or deactivate it gray Timer Once activated the timer will count down the entered seconds and thus determines the time to cast ...

Page 63: ...ng quan tity and confirm the entry with OK or Skip the data entry with Abort 3 Insert the alloy 4 Close the crucible door WARNING Risk of injury Wear suitable protective equipment when operating the device WARNING Only touch the touchscreen with the fingertips Do not use pens or finger nails Any liquid that leaks as a result of damage is toxic and corrosive Avoid contact with skin swallowing or in...

Page 64: ...cess NOTICE Please note Preheat precious metal and Pd alloys with without crucible insert until the first alloying components deform but do not melt Preheat CoCr and NiCr alloys until the alloying components glow bright red the alloying com ponents are still solid Important Do not preheat for too long as the alloy will melt otherwise The moment the last solid alloying component is sinking into the...

Page 65: ...UTILUS T shows a video of the pro cess on the screen 9 Enter the additional heating time for melting see the table on page 35 using the and buttons The timer counts down the entered seconds and thus determines the time to cast WARNING Risk of burns Use mould tongs WARNING Never look into the melt without protective glass and protective eyewear NOTICE If no video image is shown on the screen the me...

Page 66: ...erpressure Alloy chamber pressure and casting number will be displayed during that process 11 Remove the mould 12 Close the mould door The casting process is completed WARNING Never look into the melt without protective glass and protective eyewear NOTICE Important The movement of the melt is caused by the magnetic field not by the heat The moving melt is therefore not a boiling melt WARNING Risk ...

Page 67: ...rm the entry with OK or Skip the data entry with Abort 4 Insert the alloy 5 Close the crucible door 6 Confirm the preheating process with OK For some alloys the preheating process may be skipped with a second button NOTICE Please note Preheat precious metal and Pd alloys with without crucible insert until the first alloying components deform but do not melt Preheat CoCr and NiCr alloys until the a...

Page 68: ...e preheat ing process by pressing the Complete button 8 Insert the mould as quickly as possible after the preheating process has been completed 9 Close the mould door The next display is shown when the mould door is closed 10 Confirm the melting process with OK The process can be aborted by pressing the Abort button WARNING Risk of burns Use mould tongs WARNING Never look into the melt without pro...

Page 69: ...ss the Casting button to trigger the casting process The casting is carried out with overpressure Alloy chamber pressure and casting number will be displayed during that process 13 Remove the mould 14 Close the mould door The casting process is completed WARNING Never look into the melt without protective glass and protective eyewear NOTICE Important The movement of the melt is caused by the magne...

Page 70: ...mination between the coil windings casting pearls The coating can wear off through regular use This is unavoidable and does not constitute any reason for complaints The operation of the device is guaranteed regardless of the condition of the coating DANGER Warning of electric shock Danger to life Switch the device off and disconnect it from the power supply before carrying out any service or maint...

Page 71: ...el or by representatives that have been authorized by the BEGO customer service department For that purpose regular maintenance including annual inspections and an inspection after five years carried out by personnel authorized by BEGO is recommended Regular maintenance Regular maintenance is required to ensure proper and faultless operation See see page 36 to display the total number of casts Eve...

Page 72: ... approx 1 5 liters of potable water up to the max marking 4 Drain excess water as shown 5 Replace both stoppers 6 Switch the device on and press the Automatic casting button Run the device for 2 minutes to allow for the cooling water to circulate 7 Switch the device off 8 Remove both stopper again and check the cooling water level Top off with potable water until it reaches the max marking if nece...

Page 73: ... cotton cloth see illustration Check that it is clean against the light NAUTILUS T Clean the internal and external protective glass and the internal heat protection glass regularly Dirt on the sight glasses 1 may impair the quality of the camera image Clean the sight glass from the side with a dry or slightly damp cloth if necessary DANGER Warning of electric shock Danger to life Switch off the de...

Page 74: ... O ring grooves and sealing sur faces with a cloth and isopropyl alcohol 5 Slightly grease the O rings with seal grease REF 16232 6 Remove surplus grease with a dry cloth 7 Insert the seal again 8 Repeat the process with the crucible flap 9 Check the seals see page 75 1 WARNING Burn hazard from hot parts Carry out maintenance and cleaning work before casting or after the device has cooled down CAU...

Page 75: ...ssure reducer must be drained every 500 castings 1 Switch the device off and pull out the mains plug 2 Remove the cover 1 on the left side loosen the slotted screws 3 Have a container or a cloth at hand to collect the water 4 Turn the bottom screw 2 counterclockwise until it stops to drain the water Reactivating fuses Circuit breakers against overcurrent are located on the rear side of the device ...

Page 76: ...witch the device off and pull out the mains plug 2 Remove the cover 1 on the left side loosen the slotted screws 3 Unscrew and remove the sound absorber 2 and ejector 4 Clean the ejector by blasting it 5 The nozzle in the ejector must not be moved It must protrude 8 mm see A CAUTION Only use polish blasting agents that do not remove material recommended BEGO Perlablast ...

Page 77: ...the cover 1 on the left side loosen the slotted screws 3 Open the acrylic glass screw connection 2 by turning it and clean the air filter seat 4 Replace the dirty air filter 5 Install acrylic glass screw connection and tighten it Request transport packaging 1 For safe transport in case the device needs to be shipped for service purposes the proper transport packaging REF 17909 should be requested ...

Page 78: ... Insert the USB flash drive into the device 3 Start the update Do not switch the device off while an update is being installed The device will restart after an update has been installed Exporting casting logs via a USB flash drive The NAUTILUS device can generate casting logs Saving casting logs must be activated in Settings see page 38 1 Insert the USB flash drive into the rear side of the device...

Page 79: ...ut by authorized BEGO repair shops Error messages Malfunction Cause Remedy Main switch is on display is blank Device has no power Check power supply connection Check fuses p 75 There is a hissing sound during operation Sealing surfaces on crucible and or mould door are soiled dirty Caution Components are very hot Clean seals and sealing surfaces p 74 No vacuum and or compressed air Air filter is d...

Page 80: ...29 Check fiber optic cable for signs of damage E050 Safety circuit malfunctioning Notify Customer Service E300 Invalid IP address Check the network connection page 20 E301 Invalid gateway Check the network connection page 20 E302 Invalid DNS server address Check the network connection page 20 E303 Invalid net mask Check the network connection page 20 E304 Check the manual network settings Check th...

Page 81: ...ejector nozzle p 76 Replace the air filter p 77 W 014 Maximum mould pressure was not reached Check compressed air supply 5 bar 100 l min Install compressed air reservoir as needed page 16 Clean seals p 74 W 015 Critical cooling water tem perature Allow cooling water to cool down while the device is on W 016 Chamber not tight Clean seals page 74 If the service message still persists notify Customer...

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Page 83: ...English Nautilus CC plus Nautilus T 83 86105 BA en 00 en NAUTILUS T ...

Page 84: ...mestic waste As a customer you contribute to the protection of the environment when you dispose of the device correctly Disposal in Germany BEGO offers you a disposal solution for all BEGO devices sold and put into operation in Germany subsequent to August 13 2005 Please contact us when it is time to dispose of the device Disposal in other countries of the European Union Please contact the company...

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