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4.3
Operation
The “ON/OFF” switch (5) can be found on the right side of the control unit PU II. The ON/OFF
switch of the PU I is located on the front side of the device (5).
The device is switched on by pressing the “ON/OFF” switch and on the display one can now see the
preset speed of 100Hz (100 strokes per second).
By pressing the “drive” switch (PU I) or the ON/OFF switch on the front side (PU II) the handpiece
that is connected to the jack plug socket (10 or 11) is turned on. Now the yellow LED beside the
switch field also lights up and thereby signals that the handpiece is also now operational.
The puncture rate can be set when on in 10 different steps, from 60 to 160Hz, using the “
▲
” button
(faster) and the “
▼
” button (slower).
The chosen rate is shown in the display. If one presses the “Drive” switch (PU I) or ON/OFF switch
(PU II) again, the handpiece is switched off once again. If one is connecting two handpieces to the
control unit PU II, then one can choose between the handpieces by either pressing the “I” button or
the “II” button.
It is also possible to operate the device with the aid of the foot-operated switch that is supplied. By
pressing it the handpiece that is connected and selected is switched on and if one presses again it is
switched off.
Safe operation is not guaranteed if:
•
the device or the auxiliary equipment is clearly and markedly damaged
•
the device does not work as it should
•
it has been stored for a longer period of time not within the specified temperature range
•
it has been damaged due to improper transport.
In these cases the device should be given to an authorised dealer so that it can be properly checked.
5
Maintenance, sterilisation
Before starting with any cleaning or maintenance work, the control unit is to be unplugged from the
power supply source! The machine has to be cleaned after every usage. Thereby one should adhere
to the following steps:
1.
Separate the power supply unit plug from the power supply.
2.
Separate the control unit from all connecting cables.
3.
The control unit must be wiped with a soft, moistened cloth. Use a disinfectant (70% wa-
ter-2-propanol) solution.
Warning! Do not use any solvents for the cleaning!
