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9.4 Error: No water output
1. Ensure both bottles are fully connected to the system (they don’t both have to be
full but both must be connected for the system to pressurize)
2. Check that the system is pressurized via the switch is on the left side of the tray
top (if you hear a hissing noise from the bottles after pressurizing the system check
that the bottles are screwed on all the way)
3. Make sure the correct bottle is selected at the toggle switch (left side in front of
the pressurize switch)
4. Check the water switch on the foot pedal is in the correct position
5. For tools controlled via foot switch: check the water pressure regulators on
the right side of the tray top (they control water volume going front to back of the
machine controls the hoses from left to right.)
9.5 Error: Dental instrumentswill not work when the foot switch is pressed
1. Check that the selector switch (in the tool holder) is working (there is a switch in
each of the tool “holsters” which allows that tool to be used)
2. Adjust pressure regulator on underside of tray top (the front most dial controls the
chip air, while the rear controls the tool drive air)
3. For the scaler make sure that the control knob for the strength of the vibrations is
turned to the correct amount.
9.6 Error: No suction
1. Make sure you are fully depressing the small push button switch on the foot pedal
2. Ensure the suction control valve on the handpiece is at least partially on.
3. Check that there is not a blockage in the suction line
9.7 Error: The compressor is louder than usual (note the compressor will
always make some noise when running)
1. Make sure the mute filter on the compressor is in place
2. Check the anti-vibration devices that are between the compressor motor and the
tank are in place.
3. Check that all screws in the bottom half of the cart are tight.
9.8 Error: The Compressor motor and area are too hot (especially if the
compressor shuts down)
1. Make sure the compressor has proper ventilation (you can’t cover the vents or
stop the air from circulating around the compressor it needs to breathe)
Note:
For any errors experienced that are not found on this guide, please contact
Beyes technical support