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Safety Instructions

 

 

Empty  the  unit  if  it  is  not  in  use  for  a  longer 
period  of  time  (e.g.  before  vacations).  Clean 
out  the  tank.  Set  the  spray  function  on 
maximum.  Now  start  the  spray  function,  and 
the  water  will  spray  for  approx.  3  min.  The 
fluid  will  be  blown  out  of  the  complete  spray 
system and handpiece. 
 

 

Always  follow  the  operating  instructions.  Do 
not  carry  out  any  repairs,  modifications  or 
maintenance work yourself. This is only to be 
accomplished  by  an  authorized  specialist. 
The  mains  cable  may  also  only  be  changed 
by  the  manufacturer  or  an  authorized 
specialist.  Maintenance  records  may  be 
supplied  to  repair  workshops  and  trained 
technicians  upon  request.  Never  remove  the 
housing, while the equipment is plugged in as 
some  components  are  live. A  spare  parts  list 
may  be  supplied  to  qualified  persons  (repair 
workshops).  No  responsibility  can  be 
accepted  for  unauthorized  or  improper 
tampering  with  the  unit,  which  nullifies  the 
guarantee and any other liabilities. 
 

 

Summary of Contents for Hyperios4 PLUS

Page 1: ...Art 0586 FB 04 295 Rev 1 Date 28 01 2019 Manual Hyperios4 PLUS ...

Page 2: ... Operation Steps 13 Work Positioning 14 Infilling the Spray Liquid 16 Insert Bur 16 Adjusting the Speed 17 Memory Buttons m1 m2 17 Spray 17 Drying Function Changing the Bur 17 Foot Switch 17 Maintenance Care 18 Washer 18 Water Filter 18 Cleaning Function 19 Cleaning the Chuck 19 Maintenance Overview 20 Handling Instructions 21 Troubleshooting 22 Technical Details 24 ...

Page 3: ... If you give this product to someone else please include this document as it includes im portant information on how to correctly use the product Short description of functions The Hyperios4 Plus is a medical device for the treatment of callus and nails The hand piece is compatible with rotating tools such as diamond polishers steel cutters and ceramic cutters These can reach at speeds up to 40 000...

Page 4: ...c shock this device might only be connected to a power supply with protective conductor If you pull the power plug it will stop the connection to the mains power supply Set up the unit so that the power plug is always accessible The power switch should also always be easily accessible Only switch on the unit if the handpiece rests secured in the handpiece holder or if you hold it safely in your ha...

Page 5: ...r hair from wrapping itself around moving parts If applicable wear a hair net When working with materials which might create dust or moisture use a drilling unit with suction or spray technique Wear a nose and mouth protection Always follow the safety instructions provided by the manufacturer of the materials being formed For safety reasons you must always wear disposable gloves and protective gla...

Page 6: ...and cannot be used any longer Only use distilled water plus a sterilizing additive e g hadewe AquaHy art 8555 If you use other brands pay attention to their manuals if you can use them for this purpose Never use tap water or alcoholic fluid or other burnable liquids In case you are working with an alcoholic fluid or other burnable liquids there is always the danger of fire or explosion hazards Nev...

Page 7: ... are worn are bent Before using the equipment assure that the tool can be pushed far enough into the chuck test this with a dipstick and clean if neces sary the inserted tool will not can while clamp ing it the tool stuck properly in the chuck the tool is approved for using it at the max speed see manufacturer s instructions the tool is absolutely dry Switch off the unit immediately if the bur com...

Page 8: ...ations or maintenance work yourself This is only to be accomplished by an authorized specialist The mains cable may also only be changed by the manufacturer or an authorized specialist Maintenance records may be supplied to repair workshops and trained technicians upon request Never remove the housing while the equipment is plugged in as some components are live A spare parts list may be supplied ...

Page 9: ...here to the cleaning and disinfection instructions provided be low After every treatment please carry out these steps Remove the rotating tool e g bur first To do so pay atten tion to the instructions of its manufacturer Remove clothing remains through wiping off easily the unit with a moistened paper cloth Afterwards clean all surfaces with a disinfection cloth e g Mikrozid AF cloths of Schülke a...

Page 10: ...button to change the direction of rotation 7 turn off handpiece spray turn on airflow 8 LED lights up when the washer change necessary 9 button to confirm the changing the washer 10 handpiece light ON OFF 11 memory button m1 for speed 12 memory button m2 for speed 13 LED lights up in standby mode 14 ON OFF switch standby 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 ...

Page 11: ...owing scopes foot care milling trimming and polishing manicure grinding milling and polishing works The devise is determined of operating rotating instruments which will not penetrate the skin or murcous membrane if used appropriate but could evoke damages accidently Caution In the area of pedicure you have to work with spray techniques Operation The working area must conform to the conditions des...

Page 12: ... displays this symbol Make sure that the tank is filled with spray liquid Ensure that the tool is fixed On the back of the device you will find the main power switch Press this switch to turn the unit on Take up the handpiece To use the handpiece and spray function press the button 14 on the front of the unit ...

Page 13: ...irrelevant for diamond cutters and high grade corundum sanders in terms of effi ciency Working anti clockwise can be beneficial if for example the dust obscures your field of vision when working clockwise Now you can turn on the spray by pushing button 2 By using the adjusting knob 1 you can set the amount of the spray liquid After setting the speed and the spray amount you can start with working ...

Page 14: ... Application Work Positioning The following images are examples of how to work on various parts of the foot Always make sure that the foot is firmly gripped and that you can work freely and without strain ...

Page 15: ...15 Application ...

Page 16: ... rear of the unit Attention Never use tap water Danger of calcifica tion Also do not use ex plosive or combustible liq uids e g alcohol Note The filter in the tank art 3479 should be fully under pressure otherwise no water will be sucked in The water filter has to be fully under water otherwise no water will be sucked in Insert Bur The handpiece is equipped with a chuck which can hold all burs wit...

Page 17: ...pletely into the tank from the hoses With this pro cess a bubbling can be heard in the tank Drying Function Changing the Bur Press key 7 and the handpiece and spray will be turned off Now only air will come out of the top of the handpiece which you can use to dry the spot of the recent treat ment When you push button 7 again the spray and handpiece are working again This function can also be used ...

Page 18: ...e washer in the top and around if you find some remove such eventually Push the new washer in the top Now press button 9 to make the LED 8 go out Water Filter Even smallest parts of dirt could block the nozzle which sits in the top Avoiding such blockages there is a water filter installed in the cap of the tank We recommend to change this every time when it is covered with some dirt at least twice...

Page 19: ... but clean the tank immediately after realizing a block age in the nozzle Otherwise the dirt parts might stick together Clean the water filter carefully and put it back in the adapter Refill the tank with new water Use the cleaning function only if the nozzle is blocked Do not use the function if the unit works properly Cleaning the Chuck Because of the washer very little dirt might enter the hand...

Page 20: ...ter wards Cover your index finger with a very little amount just a drop of oil and rub in between your thumb and index finger Dab off the oil until your fingers is only covered with a very thin film of oil Now move the chuck in between your thumb and index finger There should be only a very thin film of oil left on the chuck Please act according to the saying Less is more Maintenance Overview What...

Page 21: ... cleaning and disinfection liquids This extraneous rust affects internal parts of the handpiece in form of rust bloom and causes pit ting Therefore when you not work ing with the handpiece always re move the bur tool from it Always make sure that you do not let the handpiece fall down or exposes it to any shocks The ball bearings and the motor could be damaged by this Only work with tools which ar...

Page 22: ...ing to the in structions in the manual Bur does not clamp or does not spin Chuck is not tightened well Tighten the chuck firmly according to the instruction in the manual Knob of the handpiece cannot be moved easily Chuck is dirty Clean the chuck according to the in structions in the manual Rubber ring under the knob twists while using it Twist it of 180 It does not spray Pressure cannot be set up...

Page 23: ...ing it on Very seldom this error might occur It would not damage the motor at all HS EE in Display The motor does not start be cause the chuck is still open Insert the bur and tighten it well pull the black button backwards Then start the handpiece at max speed Spray stream stutters There is air in the spray sys tem After 5 min running this effect will disappear Acceleration of the spray stream No...

Page 24: ...571 washer 8555 AquaHy 6158 cleaning brush The clamping system is designed for rotating instruments which have a shaft of 2 35 mm in accordance with DIN EN ISO 1797 1 Operating Time The device is designed for extend ed usage Ambient Conditions The device is intended for use in dry closed rooms Operation Temp 10 C to 26 C Rel humidity 25 to 75 not condensed Air pressure 700 hPa to 1060 hPa Storage ...

Page 25: ...ray clamp ing system Inspection before use During the production control the following inspections as per DIN EN 62353 VDE 0751 1 are conducted among others Optical control unit discharge cur rent 1000µA discharge current at applied part 1000µA Functional inspection of display on off button spray speed and clamping system Safety and func tion deficiencies have not been found By providing this info...

Page 26: ...ible range Keep dry ON OFF button standby no disconnection from main power supply change direction spray ON OFF spray regulation turn off handpiece Spray turn on airflow light ON OFF rotation m1 m2 memory buttons for speed Washer change is necessary confirm alternating current direct current safety fuse type B applied part socket foot switch date of manufacture name and address of the manufacturer...

Page 27: ...ic Environ ment Guidance RF emissions according to CISPR 11 Group 1 The device uses RF energy only for its internal function Therefore its RF emissions are very low and are not likely to cause any interference in nearby electronic equipment RF emissions according to CISPR 11 Class B The device is suitable for use in all establishments including domestic estab lishments and those directly connected...

Page 28: ...wer quality should be that of a typical commercial and or hospital environment Surge accord ing to IEC 61000 4 5 1 kV differen tial mode 2 kV common mode Not applicable Mains power quality should be that of a typical commercial and or hospital environment Voltage dips short interrup tions and voltage varia tions on power supply input lines IEC 61000 4 11 5 UT 95 dip in UT for cycle 40 UT 60 dip in...

Page 29: ...m Field strengths from fixed RF transmitters as deter mined by an electromagnetic site survey a should be less than the compliance level in each frequency range b Interference may occur in the vicinity of equipment NOTE 1 At 80 MHz and 800 MHz the separation distance for the higher frequency range applies NOTE 2 These guidelines may not apply in all situations Electromagnetic propagation is af fec...

Page 30: ...tput power of transmitter W Separation distance according to frequency of transmitter m 150 kHz to 80 MHz in ISM bands 80 MHz to 800 MHz 800 MHz to 2 5 GHz d 1 17 P d 1 17 P d 2 3 P 0 01 0 12 0 12 0 23 0 1 0 38 0 38 0 73 1 1 2 1 2 2 3 10 3 8 3 8 7 3 100 12 12 23 For transmitters rated at a maximum output power not listed above the separation distance can be estimated using the equation in the corr...

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