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Unit part 

67 

 

  Cuspidor unit 

 
 

 Water feed port adjustment knob 

(optional) 

▪  This knob adjusts the water feeding 

quantity from the spare water feed port.   

▪  The water quantity is decreased by 

turning the knob clockwise. It is 
increased by turning the knob 
counterclockwise.   

 
 
 
 

 Adjustment of the syringe spray 

▪  Use the syringe water quantity 

adjustment knob (blue cap) and syringe 
air quantity adjustment knob (yellow cap) 
for adjustment.   

▪  The flow rate is decreased by turning any 

knob clockwise. It is increased by turning 
the knob counterclockwise.   

 

 Cupfiller adjustment knob 

▪  This knob adjusts the water feeding 

quantity.   

▪  The flow rate is decreased by turning the 

knob clockwise. It is increased by turning 
the knob counterclockwise.   

*  Be sure to set the water feeding quantity, 

if the flow rate of feed water needs to be 
changed. See page 57 for setting of the 
water feeding quantity.   

 

 Bowl flush adjustment knob 

▪  This knob adjusts the flow rate of bowl 

rinse.   

▪  The flow rate is decreased by turning the 

knob clockwise. It is increased by turning 
the knob counterclockwise.   

 
 

NOTICE

 

Flow rate adjustment knobs for water and 
air are intended to increase/decrease the 
flow rate, but do not serve as stop valves. 
Caution should be exercised as turning 
the knob excessively may cause it to 
loosen.   

 
 

 

ADJUSTMENT OF PARTS 

Decrease 

Increase 

Summary of Contents for CP-ONE PLUS

Page 1: ...ction Manual before use and use the CP ONE PLUS according to the instructions Keep this Instruction Manual carefully and read it again whenever it is needed This product is a dental unit used for dent...

Page 2: ...F CHAIR 17 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 18 PRACTICE OF FLUSH OUT 19 OVERVIEW AND MAJOR COMPONENTS 20 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 22 OPERATION SETTING 53 OPERATION STOPPING FUNCTION 65 ADJUSTMENT OF PARTS 66 CLEANING...

Page 3: ...the compatible handpieces as shown on the attached list for this unit List of compatible handpieces Compliance with Directives CP ONE PLUS compliance with the following directives MedicalDeviceDirecti...

Page 4: ...e switch Page forward switch page back switch Headrest auto return Bowl turning switch optional Legrest heater switch optional rotation modes of the micromotor Micromotor forward reverse switch Water...

Page 5: ...urn off the main switch upon completion of work or during work breaks This prevents incorrect operation due to accidental contact and associated hazards 3 Never disassemble or repair this product Indi...

Page 6: ...top of the unit Damage to the top of the unit may result in physical injury 14 Immediately wipe off any water spills or leakage on the floor Immediately wipe off any water spills or leakage on the fl...

Page 7: ...ctor s table Do not place anything articles on the Doctor s table when the table part is moved up and down 13 Immediately wipe off drug solution when it comes into contact with this unit Should drug s...

Page 8: ...when cleaning the weight sensing cup filling sensor Do not clean the weight sensing cup water feeding sensor with water Malfunction may occur as the sensor is not waterproof Also refer to the precauti...

Page 9: ...f the main switch if equipment stops working during use due to a power failure or other reasons 5 Use of flow rate adjustment knobs Flow rate adjustment knobs for water and air are intended to increas...

Page 10: ...equired for diagnosis and treatment 2 Always assure that the overall equipment and patient are in a good condition 3 When an abnormality is found in the equipment or patient take proper measures such...

Page 11: ...f the legrest Do not put your feet under the legrest Take care not to be trapped by the lower part of the flange cover and main link cover Do not put your feet under the flange cover and main link cov...

Page 12: ...Chair part 8 OVERVIEW AND MAJOR COMPONENTS Seat Legrest Roll up Legrest...

Page 13: ...be careful not to have the part of your body caught between the headrest and backrest Angle of headrest Height of headrest Headrest raising Headrest Reclining Headrest lowering Headrest extension CAUT...

Page 14: ...in motion Before moving the chair confirm that there is no obstacle around it Keep depressing the stick switch upward until the seat is lifted up to the desired position Keep depressing the stick swi...

Page 15: ...eclined to the previous treatment position automatically Immediately release any auto mode stick switches after depressing them because when any auto mode stick switches are depressed about five secon...

Page 16: ...type Armrest rotatable type OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS The right armrest can be taken out after holding and pulling up it Please get it back the right armrest to normal position by reverse procedure The...

Page 17: ...es are in the following area Between legrest and bottom fronted cover of chair or floor Especially please take care during legrest operation or chair lowering Between headrest cover and backrest cover...

Page 18: ...n Chair last positioning switch Chair auto return switch Chair preset switch Chair manual switch 1 Operate by the stick switch of chair manual operation to set up chair height and reclining angle of b...

Page 19: ...the stick switch of chair manual operation to set up chair height and reclining angle of backrest The chair manual switch in doctor table operating panel is also available 2 Keep pressing the stick sw...

Page 20: ...ngle of backrest The chair manual switch in doctor table operating panel is also available 2 Keep pressing the chair preset switch and of doctor table operating panel switch membrane switch at the sam...

Page 21: ...ent during LP operation The legrest angle during LP operation is as the following figure POSITIONING RELATION OF CHAIR In case the legrest position is before LP operation it will be lowered to The pos...

Page 22: ...operation 0 1 2 and LP starts Pay attention to the installation of the mirror cover Confirm that the mirror cover is securely installed Pay attention not to be caught in moving parts of the backrest...

Page 23: ...Doctor s and Assistant s When cleaning water circuit of handpiece only Approximately 60 seconds per turbine motor scaler and syring When cleaning all of them as same as it takes Approximately 60 seco...

Page 24: ...Unit part 20 Base mount type Cart type OVERVIEW AND MAJOR COMPONENTS...

Page 25: ...Unit part 21 OVERVIEW AND MAJOR COMPONENTS...

Page 26: ...d screwdriver Water master valve inside the junction cover The valve can be closed by turning it clockwise and opened by turning it counter clockwise Water main valve The valve can be opened closed by...

Page 27: ...will appear See page 54 55 for the procedure If there are errors an error will appear on the indicator Errors When a handpiece is picked up at the time the main switch has been turned on The main scr...

Page 28: ...ot controller micromotor and electric scaler First priority function of handpieces first priority Only the handpiece that is picked up first can operate After picking up a handpiece information on the...

Page 29: ...icator which indicates various kinds of operations which are carried out with screen control switches Chair last position switch The switch to move the chair to the rinsing or treatment position Each...

Page 30: ...movement of the chair press either of the chair switches When the chair is in the initial position and the headrest is raised or tilted forward pressing this switch will automatically lower and recli...

Page 31: ...ater also comes from the bowl rinse nozzle for flushing the spittoon bowl The quantity of water feeding is predetermined See page 56 for the setting procedure To interrupt water filling press this swi...

Page 32: ...or The current doctor s number is presented above the pictogram Dental timer switch This is the switch for the dental timer setting Dental timer setting can be initially stored by pressing any 4 prese...

Page 33: ...handpiece light 6 Change over of spray mode Do not keep holding down this switch See pages 54 58 for the procedures for operation and setting of the function switch Store switch This is pressed to sto...

Page 34: ...ng this switch will turn the bowl automatically until the bowel reaches the rinsing position The action of the turn can be interrupted by pressing the switch during turning After interruption another...

Page 35: ...ressed See vi on page 58 for mode change over setting Handpiece light switch This switch turns On and Off the handpiece light Every press of the switch alternates between On and Off See v on page 58 f...

Page 36: ...der may be adjusted at five positions To raise the instrument holder hold it and move it up To lower the instrument holder hold the lock lever behind the holder to unlock the holder and move it down C...

Page 37: ...from below automatic operation of the chair is prohibited and the safety function activates to allow downward and lay down manual operations only An error is displayed on the indicator when the safet...

Page 38: ...ssed Air comes out when the button marked A is pressed Water and air come out when both are pressed The nozzle rotates by 360 CAUTION Be careful not to drop the 3 way syringe Otherwise it may break or...

Page 39: ...r may be varied up to the selected upper limit by sliding the foot controller pedal horizontally The rotational speed range differs with the micromotor types Fix The rotational speed varied by sliding...

Page 40: ...speed if the handpiece is returned to the holder the mode is changed or the main switch is turned off without setting the memory iv The memory setting of initial condition at power on state for limit...

Page 41: ...e low revolution range To use this function pick the NLX PLUS micromotor up from the holder and adjust the rotation mode to the low revolution range 100 to 5000 min 1 The torque set value and automati...

Page 42: ...period of time The extending time to automatic forward is a time that reverses rotation counterclockwise automatically when the torque exceeds the set value 10 to 100 in the low revolution range and r...

Page 43: ...ution changes at a low rate with respect to the amount of stepping LL The revolution changes at a rate lower than LOW mode Use on the operation panel to select and change the rotation mode Two operati...

Page 44: ...djust power See page 41 for adjusting the output of the foot controller Adjusting power with the operation panel When the page feed button is pressed on the water feeding quantity adjustment screen th...

Page 45: ...d counterclockwise in advance Output cannot be adjusted when output is activated When the pedal is slid rotated while stepping on it stop stepping to turn off output once and step on the pedal again t...

Page 46: ...ing of the heater 2 Dental light selection switch optional This switch changes the lighting mode SENSOR MANUAL OFF According to type of light the switch may not be work The dental light can be ON OFF...

Page 47: ...4 5 m cable as same as 2 5 m cable for the assistant side It may not work properly depending on the equipment connected to the unit and affect the cable length 4 Service coupler water quantity contro...

Page 48: ...o the holder The suction quantity of a saliva ejector with a valve may be adjusted by opening and closing the valve The water tank CITY BOTTLE select switch can be changed between municipal water and...

Page 49: ...he Assistant s holder sleeves are available in three sizes and must be changed according to the handpieces in use The holder sleeves have the letters S M and L on the back S Holder sleeve for Saliva e...

Page 50: ...older height Position at desired height and release the lock button after that Note Support the arm with your hand until it is positioned at the desired height OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Optional Assistan...

Page 51: ...nfirm whether the spittoon bowl is positioned so that the safety switch is released When the spittoon bowl is at a position interfering with the chair move it to a position where the safety switch is...

Page 52: ...you will touch the cup table for cleaning etc Sensor disabled mode The mode changes to the sensor off mode when on the Doctor s or Assistant s operation panel is held for 2 seconds or more In the sens...

Page 53: ...act with something and a pressing force is applied to the Doctor s table Safety switch 3 If the table may have come into contact with the chair when the chair moves Blue 3 levels These indicators are...

Page 54: ...ensity switch This switch changes intensity in the examination mode Two kinds of intensity are available as shows below The intensity changes when you press up the rubber cover of the intensity switch...

Page 55: ...3 Intensity switch This switch changes intensity in the treatment mode Two kinds of intensity are available as shows below The intensity changes when you press up the rubber cover of the intensity sw...

Page 56: ...lean this may affect the sensitivity of the sensor Please wipe the surface of a touchless switch with a soft cloth 3 Intensity control volume It can adjust intensity between 4 000 32 000lx by stepless...

Page 57: ...intended examination position with the manual switch 2 Hold the last position switch for approximately 5 seconds when the gargle position is determined The buzzer of the chair generates a beep sound a...

Page 58: ...re as shown below i Selection and operation of flush out ii Setting of cupfiller iii On Off setting for interlocking operation between the cupfiller and the bowl rinse iv On Off setting of beeping sou...

Page 59: ...fter cleaning handpiece 1 Select Flush out from the functions 2 Select HP and press 3 Remove the handpiece to be cleaned and set it on the spittoon bowl etc 4 Step on the foot controller pedal Water f...

Page 60: ...ntity when a certain volume of water is fed The buzzer sound changes to be be be beep be be be beep The water feeding quantity and water feeding time using the switch forced water feeding are decided...

Page 61: ...is changed e g paper cup is changed to stainless steel cup Be sure to set the water feeding quantity if the flow rate of feed water is changed with the cup water feed adjustment knob An error may occu...

Page 62: ...hen the preset light remaining time has passed after rotation stops 2 Holder mode The light is on when the handpiece is removed from the holder Setting procedures 1 Select HP LIGHT SET from the functi...

Page 63: ...xed The speed may be changed up to the upper limit displayed on the indicator by stepping on the pedal Setting procedures 1 Pick the micromotor up from the holder 2 Press the page feed button twice an...

Page 64: ...to determine 4 Select intended setting with or and press to save The torque is selectable within the range from 0 3 Ncm minimum to 3 0 Ncm maximum 5 To activate deactivate automatic reverse or to set...

Page 65: ...rward select AUTO R F SET and press to determine 6 Select intended setting with or and press to save 7 For the setting of extending time to automatic forward select AF TIME SETTING and press to save 8...

Page 66: ...Select GEAR SET and press to determine 4 Select intended setting with or and press to save Setting is stored in memory M1 to M4 CAUTION Check the gear ratios and revolutions marked on the high regular...

Page 67: ...cromotor at power on state Setting procedures 1 Pick the handpiece up from the holder 2 Keep the desired water capacity level W W W 3 Press the page feed button and select 4 Select the default mode me...

Page 68: ...ir only and water capacity level W W W Setting procedures 1 Pick the turbine up from the holder 2 Press the page feed button and select 3 Select DEFAULT SET and press to determine 4 Check setting and...

Page 69: ...step on the foot controller pedal At this time the message shown on the left is displayed on the indicator showing that the safety mechanism is activated Be sure to pick up the handpiece first and the...

Page 70: ...ssure gauge reads a value between 0 1 and 0 2 MPa Be sure to press the knob to lock it after setting This knob is adjusted when installing the unit Do not change the setting under normal conditions Do...

Page 71: ...knob This knob adjusts the water feeding quantity The flow rate is decreased by turning the knob clockwise It is increased by turning the knob counterclockwise Be sure to set the water feeding quanti...

Page 72: ...sure is lowered below 200 kPa Be sure to tighten the lock nut after completion of the setting This knob is adjusted when installing the unit Do not change the setting under normal conditions CAUTION I...

Page 73: ...from cleaning to sterilization Use the disposable saliva ejector tip Disassembly Disassemble the handpiece for the preparation of cleaning as shown on the left Pull the hose connector to disconnect t...

Page 74: ...3 min at 134 and dry for 15 min Storage After sterilizing the handpiece keep it in the sterilization pouch and store in a dark and cool place CAUTION Sterilization must be done every after use to pati...

Page 75: ...he dust filter 3 in the spittoon bowl is easily clogged Clean it at the end of each work day CAUTION Never use sandpaper metal scrub brushes and abrasive cleaning agents to clean the bowel Do not use...

Page 76: ...water before sterilization Be sure to put into a sterilization pouch when sterilizing The holder sleeves are made of resin and may become deteriorated if they are sterilized in an autoclave many times...

Page 77: ...r 1 The oil reservoir may be detached when it is rotated counterclockwise Replace the moisture absorbing sponge 2 if a lot of dirt or oil adheres to it The tray mat may be detached and sterilized in a...

Page 78: ...ey are sterilized in an autoclave many times The allowable sterilization frequency in an autoclave is 250 times After autoclave sterilization the holder sleeves are subject to discoloration which does...

Page 79: ...p to 250 times Insert the handpiece in a sterilization pouch and seal it Autoclave for 3 min at 134 and dry for 15min Apply Vaseline thinly and evenly to the two O rings after sterilization Tighten th...

Page 80: ...valve after discharging water from the air filter Open the drain valve of the air compressor to discharge collected water once a week Outside of the product Cleaning outside of the product Clean the...

Page 81: ...s IEC60529 Protection cl ass against electric shock Class I equipment Applied part type B applied part Seat for chair Handpiece s for unit List of compatible handpieces Usage environment Temperature 0...

Page 82: ...529 Protection class against electric shock Class I equipment Applied part type B applied part Seat for chair Handpieces for unit List of compatible handpieces Usage environment Temperature 0 to 40 C...

Page 83: ...is closed Open main water valve Water quantity adjust valve or knob of handpiece etc is closed Open valve or knob No water is fed to cup Weight detecting type Cup of less than 3 g is used Use a paper...

Page 84: ...wise to the Close position if the product is not used for a long time for suspension of business 5 Main gas valve Be sure to turn off the gas main at the end of each work day Strictly observe the inst...

Page 85: ...any metallic area is wetted wipe off the moisture as soon as possible It will rust otherwise Wipe the resin cover with a wet and soft cloth Exterior Sterilization Use FD333 FD366 made by Durr or ethan...

Page 86: ...truction manual Contact your dealer or our office if recovery is not achieved as a result of re inspection 4 Check of motions of equipment Before start Air turbine revolution water flow air flow and s...

Page 87: ...oubles may arise Contact your dealer or our office if the main switch cannot be turned off or if the main valve cannot be closed 14 Product s moving parts Once every week No abnormal noise or the like...

Page 88: ...jector handpiece body 3 years 9 Valves 3 years 3 Foot controller 5 years 10 Switches 5 years 4 Water supply hose 3 years 11 Film viewer body part 5 years 5 Drain hose 3 years 12 Pressure gauge 3 years...

Page 89: ...ic environment specified below The customer or the user of the CP ONE PLUS should assure that it is used in such an environment Immunity test IEC 60601 test level Compliance level Electromagnetic envi...

Page 90: ...frequency range b Interference may occur in the vicinity of equipment marked with the following symbol NOTE 1 At 80 MHz and 800MHz the higher frequency range applies NOTE 2 These guidelines may not a...

Page 91: ...the recommended separation distance d in metres m can be estimated using the equation applicable to the frequency of the transmitter where P is the maximum output power rating of the transmitter in wa...

Page 92: ...L UNIT AND CHAIR CLASS IIa Model CP ONE PLUS CLASS IIa has been defined by the rule 9 of MDD Annex IX The product has been designed and manufactured in accordance with the European standards as the li...

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