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Page 1: ...Manual SB2 Series Art No 0967 SB2 22 Art No 0968 SB2 12 Art No 0969 SB2 12A FB 04 243 Rev 6 Revision 27 06 2016 ...

Page 2: ... 8 Installation site 9 Application 10 Operation 10 Working positioning 11 Suction 13 Changing filter bag 13 Changing control unit filter 13 Clamping the bur tool 14 Setting up the speed 14 Foot switch 15 LCD Display 15 Messages 16 Maintenance Care 17 Cleaning the chuck 17 Handling instructions 18 Troubleshooting 20 Technical data 21 ...

Page 3: ...ase include this document as it includes important infor mation on how to correctly use the product Short description of functions The SB2 is a medical device for the treatment of callus and nails The handpiece is compatible with rotating tools such as diamond polishers steel cutters and ceramic cutters These can reach at speeds up to 22 000 rpm and therefore provide an efficient way of removing t...

Page 4: ...letely disconnected from mains Check the mains cable regularly for damages and in case of such have it be changed or repaired by an author ized service center Prevent your 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 tech nique Wear a nose and mouth protec tion A...

Page 5: ...ed at least after 50 operating hours The light on the handpiece is for lighting the area being treated Do not look directly into the light Never use the suction to vac uum any liquids or air water fog which contains particles of liquids Always follow the operating instructions Do not carry out any repairs modifications or maintenance work yourself This is only to be accom plished by an authorized ...

Page 6: ...vided below After every treatment please carry out the following steps Remove the rotating tool e g bur capper etc first Then handle the tool according to the instructions of it s manufacturer Remove tissue remains by wiping off the unit with a mildly moistened paper cloth Afterwards clean all surfaces with disinfection cloth e g Mikrozid AF Tücher of Schülke and Mayr There is no limit to the numb...

Page 7: ...t 2 Increase the suction output 3 Reduce the speed 4 Increase the speed 5 Display of speed suction level 6 Change direction of rotation 7 LED ON during reverse rotation 8 Main switch 9 Switching ON OFF the unit Standby 10 Connecting socket for foot switch 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ...

Page 8: ... be in operation during foot care 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 suction techniques Installation site The working area must conform to the conditions described Set...

Page 9: ...ide in the back of the device you will find the main power switch Press this switch to turn the unit on The device is now on standby Pick up the handpiece Should the handpiece be twisted by the hose you can adjust that at the control unit To use the handpiece and suction function press the button 9 on the front of the unit ...

Page 10: ...timised for clockwise use The rotation direction is 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 Using buttons 1 and 2 you can adjust the intensity of the suction After choosing a rotation speed and suction power you can start work ing If y...

Page 11: ... 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 ...

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Page 13: ... it is advisable to wear a face mask conforming to EN 14683 type IIR or EN 149 FFP 2 Only operate the unit with a suction filter assembled Control the bag after every 10 operating hours Ex change a full filter bag immediately A filter should be exchanged at least after 50 operating hours At first unfold the paper of the pa per filter Art 5115 bag and push your finger into the opening in the front ...

Page 14: ... off Setting up the speed Hold the handpiece incl tool in your hand or store it in the hand piece holder attached to the side of the control unit Switch on the unit with button 9 Now you can also set the speed with buttons 1 and 2 and choose its direction of rotation with button 6 When the device is brought out of standby mode it will run with the rotation speed and suction power used last Take ca...

Page 15: ...unscrew the chuck To assemble the chuck follow the steps in reverse order Make sure that the chuck is opened during the assembly the handpiece button must be in forward position and is firmly applied afterwards Cleaning the chuck Soak the chuck in ethyl alcohol or a special cleaning liquid for tools Clean the slits and the hole of the chuck with a dry scrubber or brush Rinse the chuck very well an...

Page 16: ... Monthly by user Changing the filter 5115 or 5179 Each 50 hours of operation by user check after each 10 hours Changing filter 3752 Each 200 hours of operation by user Maintenance by repair workshop Changing worn parts checking motor brushes hous ing Cleaning check leakage current Each 500 hours of operation by repair workshop ...

Page 17: ...gh inspections and examinations always have proved that the rust had a foreign origin which was usually caused by the tools used in these circumstances Even in high grade steel instruments of well known manufacturers formation of rust can appear e g through wrong treatment with chemical cleaning and disinfection liquids This extraneous rost affects internal parts of the handpiece in form of rust b...

Page 18: ...be slowed down A second disad vantage is the stronger impact on the ball bearings and the mo tor which will shorten their life span in the long run In case of sending the device by mail remove the dust filter before Only suck up dust or mill ing waste never suck up larger particles such as small bits of cotton wool as this may be get caught in the hand piece and lead to blockages Always working wi...

Page 19: ...g to the instruction in the manual Knob of the handpiece cannot be moved easily Chuck is dirty Clean the chuck according to the instructions in the manual Unit does not work at all Check if the main switch of the unit is turned on at the side of the unit Footswitch is used constantly or faulty Pull out the socket of the foot switch to see if this is the cause Pull out the mains plug to reset the d...

Page 20: ...Diameter 17 22 mm Length 138mm Speed 2 000 12000 rpm At supply voltage 100 115V F1 5 A time delayed safety fuse F3 400mA time delayed safety fuse Rated current 1 9A 0969 SB2 12A Total weight 3 8 kg Dimension W273xH142xD186mm Input 230V AC voltage 50Hz 0 9A vacuum 2 9 5 8 kPa Fuse primary F1 315 mA time delayed safety fuse F2 F3 3 15 A time delayed safety fuse Fuse Sec Thermal fuse Protection class...

Page 21: ...y to the manufacturer hadewe We will dispose of the device free of charge The devices should not be taken to public disposal plants WEEE Reg Nr DE20392713 b2b device For disposal of this unit out of Germany please contact the site where you bought this hadewe product Note for the disposal of the device treatment system Wear protecting gloves of the class 2 in accordance with DIN 374 2 during the d...

Page 22: ...rval for repeated control 1 year Technical Information Safety class II Application Type B separate measuring of discharge current not necessary Power connection NPS non detachable power connection The protective ground conductor is not connected to touchable conduc tive parts Necessary function inspection speed display on off suc tion spray clamping system Inspection before use During the producti...

Page 23: ...s 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 interfer ence 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 to the public low voltage power su...

Page 24: ...ns power quality should be that of a typical commercial and or hospital environment Surge according 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 volt age variations on power supply input lines IEC 61000 4 11 5 UT 95 dip in UT for cycle 40 UT 60 di...

Page 25: ...commended separation distance calcu lated from the equation appropriate for the fre quency of the transmitter Recommended Separa tion Distance d 1 17 P d 1 17 P 80 MHz to 800 MHz d 2 3 P 800 MHz to 2 5 GHz where P is the maximum output power rating of the transmitter in watts W according to the transmit ter manufacturer and d is the recommended separa tion distance in meters m Field strengths from...

Page 26: ...ment in which radiated RF dis turbances are controlled The customer or the user of the device can help prevent electro magnetic interference by maintaining a minimum distance between portable and mobile RF communications equipment transmitters and the pa on Parometer as recommended below according to the maximum output power of the communications equipment Rated maximum output power of transmitter...

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