PRECAUTIONS FOR WATER QUALITY
Practice the flush out of water retained in the unit at the beginning of each work day to maintain the quality of
dental treatment water and ensure a steady supply of water to handpieces.
After this unit has not been used for a long period of time (at the beginning of the week, in the morning,
etc.), water retained in the hose inside the unit or water heater will create an environment where unwanted
bacteria are likely to grow. In order to ensure safe treatment and untroubled operation of handpieces, practice
the flush out of the unit water line at the beginning of each work day.
It is recommended that flush out of water inside the unit and hose of handpieces should be performed with
fresh water at the end of morning office hours and at the end of each work day to inhibit the growth of
unwanted bacteria.
Handpiece line
Turbine
Air Motor
Scaler
Syringe (Both Doctor' s and Assistant's)
Cuspidor line
Cup filler (water heater)
Bowl flush
Approximately five minutes for water changing in the
cup filler line.
Handpiece line
Pick up handpieces from the holder one at a
time, leave the turbine untouched and remove the
shank from the motor and hold the motor over the
cuspidor bowl. (When the flush out function is
active, pick up all handpieces in clusters and hold
them over the cuspidor bowl.)
Cuspidor line
Cupfiller (water heater)
Bowl flush
Approximately 40 seconds per turbine, air motor, scaler
and syringe (approximately 40 seconds when flush out
of all of them is performed at the same time.)
PRACTICE OF FLUSH OUT
Standard time required for flush out of the unit water line
PROCEDURE OF FLUSH OUT
Without Flushout Function
Press the foot controller to flush out of the
handpiece water.
With Flushout Function
Pick up the handpieces then turn on the flush out
switch to flush out the handpiece water.
The water filled to the cup, then drain the water
of the cup to flushing out the cupfiller water.
Repeat it 7~8 times.
CAUTION
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CAUTION
Perform flush out of the scaler with it attached to the
main unit. Otherwise, a malfunction may be caused.
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