gc Labolight DUO, Instructions For Use Manual

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* Using the unit continuously for a long time may result in blinking of the overheat indicator due to excessively
high temperature of LEDs. (Temperature warning)
With the occurrence of temperature warning, it is recommended to conduct light irradiation for the maximum
5 minutes and then take intermission for the period equivalent to the irradiation time. The maximum settable
time is 5 minutes with temperature warning being displayed.
* A further rise in temperature results in a temporary stop of the full mode for giving the LEDs intermission, and
operation restarts automatically when the LEDs suffi ciently cool down. Pressing the stop key or leaving the
door opened resets the remaining time.
4) The remaining time of “0” indicates the end of curing.
The end is also indicated by fi nish sound and display of “Fin.”
Upon verifying the display, open the door and remove the object.
CAUTION
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Do not remove a composite immediately after curing directly with hands in the full mode. Otherwise, burn
injury could be caused by the hot composite.
< Recommended curing position in the full mode >
Dia. 70 mm
Dia. 70 mm
25-80 mm
Place an object subject to curing within the hatched
area as shown in the diagram.
(Hatched area: Inside the circle with a diameter
of about 70mm directly above the turntable, and a
height of 25 to 80mm from the upper surface of the
turntable)
1) A prosthesis alone such as crown and bridge
/ A prosthesis placed on a model equipped with dowel pin
Use “Curing stand”and “Curing stand holder”
(For more detail on the Curing stand, see Section 5.4)
70mm directly
(Recommended curing position)
70mm
55mm
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< Recommended curing position in the step mode >
Dia. 40 mm
Dia. 40 mm
+/- 10 mm
Place a composite within the hatched area as shown
in the diagram.
(Hatched area: Inside the circle of about 40mm
diameter directly above the turntable and besides
±10mm from the visor rim)
5.3 Full mode
1) Open the door and place an object subject to curing on the turntable (see Section 5.4).
Note
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Use the turntable to irradiate light on a composite entirely.
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When concurrently curing multiple composites, arrange them such that no shade is formed on each other.
2) Upon verifying the door open indicator being unlit, close the door.
(Standby status in the full mode)
3) Select and press a Curing timer key that matches recommended time for the object subject to curing .
- Light irradiation immediately starts and remaining time appears on the time display.
- By additionally pressing the Curing timer key with light irradiation in progress, time corresponding to the
key is added to the remaining time. The maximum 10 minutes of addition is possible.
Note
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In the full mode, monitor the turntable rotation through the window.
CAUTION
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Do not continuously look inside the curing chamber through the window for a long time in the full mode.
Otherwise, discomfort could be felt.
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Do not irradiate light on an object located closer to the light source than being recommended. Otherwise,
the object could be heated.
CAUTION
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If anything is caught by the turntable, stop the turntable rotation by pressing the stop switch or turning off
the main switch before removing the caught object.
* For stopping curing in the middle of the process, press the stop key. A standby status is established
accordingly.
* A temporary halt of curing is established by opening the door during curing or pressing the timer key with the
door remaining opened. In this event, only the blue LEDs are dimly lit and the turntable continues to rotate.
- In 15 seconds, alert sound starts and in 20 seconds, error sounds and operation stops.
- By closing the door within 20 seconds, the temporary halt is released and full mode irradiation restarts.
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