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Doc -030                                                           Hatch comfort C1   User manual  

Revised on 15/06/2021 
 

Manufacturer: 

Hatch Group Inc. 

 

4181  Sladeview  Crescent  Unit 
36  Mississauga  ON  L5L5R2 
Canada 
http: //

www.hatchgroup.ca

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for comfort TAURAUS C1

Page 1: ...Doc 030 Hatch comfort C1 User manual Revised on 15 06 2021 User Operating Manual...

Page 2: ...8 3 Chair 18 8 4 Dentist table 22 8 5 Assistant table 24 8 6 Control panel 25 8 7 Volume adjustment of air water on instruments 32 8 8 Spittoon flushing Tumbler filler system 33 8 9 Foot controller 36...

Page 3: ...dentists and or dental assistants to supply air water vacuum and electrical power to dental devices and accessories to allow the dental practitioner an intuitive control center for all common and norm...

Page 4: ...lectrotechnical Commission RA Repair instructions EMC Electromagnetic compatibility 1 1 2 Identification of Safety Symbols Meaning Safety and Warning Meaning the clauses to be complied by operators or...

Page 5: ...face of packing boxes and should be observed Stand upside in the direction of arrow mark Fragile Special handle with care against external shock Keep in dry condition Maximum loading weight n Maximum...

Page 6: ...ls and their meaning clearly 2 Place this manual to allow for easy access 3 Observe all safety related requirements 2 1 1 Danger Warning and Caution Labels For safe usage we classify three types of wa...

Page 7: ...nstallation environment stated in this manual should be maintained Hatch Group Inc does not assume any liability against damages accidents and malfunctions caused by natural disaster such as fire eart...

Page 8: ...For parts damaged during the operation stop the operation immediately and contact a service technician The insulation of electrical components should be inspected regularly CAUTION This device may be...

Page 9: ...o the arms of the table and the operating light Do not load the weight over 30N 3kgf on the dentist table WARNING When stretching out a hand or sleeve may touch the instruments on the table or in the...

Page 10: ...for 3 minutes daily before a treatment instruments must be disconnected before drainage Water and air plumbing lines should be drained and cleaned before a weekend and holidays Perform a proper disin...

Page 11: ...dental chair unit on the same power source Otherwise overheating or short circuit may occur This dental chair unit should not be installed in any damp or water splashing area Otherwise overheating or...

Page 12: ...ing it may result water or air leakage and risk of damage CAUTION Instruments should be securely placed in the holder when not in use Unexpected activation of vacuum devices or rotary instruments may...

Page 13: ...is not being treated should not be nearby dental chair unit children Avoid any actions which can be considered risky to the patient and may cause accident damage or breakdown Do not apply excessive we...

Page 14: ...n 14 13 12 11 10 9 No Components No Components 1 Foot controller 8 Tumbler filler 2 Backrest 9 Patient chair 3 Headrest 10 Chair base 4 Assistant table 11 Seat 5 Spittoon 12 Dentist table 6 Operating...

Page 15: ...al Revised on 15 06 2021 7 2 Packaging Carton 1 Carton 2 Carton 3 Operating lamp Arm Table arm Dentist table Backrest Seat Headrest Chair Foot controller Armrest Unit Assistant table Junction box Spit...

Page 16: ...treatment or during a break or holidays Doing so may prevent unforeseen accidents or breakdown Close shut off valves for water and air in junction box Turn on the main switch When turning on the main...

Page 17: ...Air shut off valve Water connection tube O D 10 Air connection tube O D 10 Air valve for distilled water tank Water valve for distilled water tank 8 2 2 Shut off valve for water and air These valves...

Page 18: ...iod of time the chair operation may stop to cool down Do not operate the chair during cool down CAUTION Overloading the chair may cause the chair unit and adjacent parts to fall down and cause physica...

Page 19: ...exit from the chair CAUTION Do not overload the armrest and adjacent parts It may cause injury to the patient and the operator Do not sit on the armrest The armrest moves forward and backward Do not p...

Page 20: ...keep an eye on the patient 1 Adjusting the height of headrest The maximum height adjustment for the headrest is 110mm Hold the bottom part of the headrest with both hands and raise it up When lowering...

Page 21: ...backrest are moving CAUTION Cautious on the safety switch Do not let objects pets or patients touch the safety switch Do not operate or modify the safety switch in indiscreetly When the safety switch...

Page 22: ...an be rearranged depending on the operator s preference and may be different from the picture below No Description No Description 1 Instruments holder 7 LCD screen Option 2 3 way syringe 8 Control pan...

Page 23: ...n NOTE The tray s silicone pad should be sterilized regularly for 3 minutes under 134 in autoclave 8 4 1 Mouse Tray Option Mouse Tray Mouse tray can be attached to the left or right side of the dentis...

Page 24: ...e syringe tip provided by HATCH GROUP INC which have been engineered and manufactured for HATCH GROUP INC syringes Using other syringe tips other than the one provided by HATCH GROUP INC may result in...

Page 25: ...use Otherwise the suction motor may run continuously due to the activation signal NOTE For an emergency stop while the chair is moving lift up the assistant table instantly In order to return to the...

Page 26: ...creen Assistant panel 8 6 2 Chair control Function of each switch Symbol Description Function Chair Up manual Chair goes up while the switch is pressed Chair Down manual Chair goes down while the swit...

Page 27: ...witch you want to program Zero position AP1 AP2 for 3 seconds 3 When an alarm is heard programming is done Position programming is available only for the dentist panel NOTE When pressing the mouth rin...

Page 28: ...e ON OFF ON M M rotation direction control Switching rotational direction of the micromotor between Forward Reverse when M M stops FOR REV FOR Timer Start Stop Option After setting minutes and seconds...

Page 29: ...ent or breakdown may occur 8 6 4 Timer Option Maximum setting for the timer countdown is 59 minutes 50 seconds How to set time When pressing min it starts from 00 in one minute increments When pressin...

Page 30: ...ndpiece accessories For cleaning and disinfecting refer to manufacturer s instructions Use either an autoclavable syringe tip or a single use disposable syringe tip 8 6 6 Control panel functions with...

Page 31: ...Press switch to select the holder position from 2 through 5 By pressing the timer switch again switch on I holder ON Pressing the timer again switch off O holder OFF 5 When all settings are done pres...

Page 32: ...d on a layout change 2 Turn the knob counterclockwise to increase the volume Water volume for holder 1 Water volume for holder 2 Water volume for holder 3 Air volume for holder 4 Water volume for hold...

Page 33: ...e bowl with a sponge 8 8 Spittoon rinsing tumbler filler system 8 8 1 Spittoon bowl rinsing CAUTION Don t let the patient hold on to the spittoon bowl rinsing pipe or tumbler filler in order to preven...

Page 34: ...s into the dental chair unit which may cause malfunction or electrical shock Place a cup in front of the tumbler sensor for filling water automatic To adjust the water volume lift up a flap in the lef...

Page 35: ...water supply it may be overheated damaged and cause fire When the heater is not in use turn OFF the heater switch Once the heater operates it supplies warm water around 35 The operator cannot adjust...

Page 36: ...ting light ON OFF Press and hold the light switch for longer than 1 5 second to turn on off the operating light Operation of instruments After picking up an instrument from the holder press the pedal...

Page 37: ...nt parts during and after the operation Otherwise it may cause burns from high temperature and damage the operating light Do not stare directly at the lamp Do not illuminate the light directly on eyes...

Page 38: ...FF automatically in a programmed chair position Automatic operation Programmed positions Symbols Operating light AP 1 AP 2 ON Zero position OFF Mouth rinsing position OFF Soft memory No change Hands F...

Page 39: ...djusted quickly and easily between the focus range of 600mm 1 000mm distance Adjustment knob for filament 700mm 8 10 4 Adjustment of light intensity in 2 steps standard Press the switch on the dentist...

Page 40: ...erating light While the light is ON press switch until sounding of an alarm and release it to increase the light intensity in the sequence of L M H Adjust the filament direction of the lamp with Filam...

Page 41: ...f the operating light forcibly Otherwise it may damage the parts If the horizontal movement of the light head is too stiff or too loose adjust the tension of the hanger fixation screw If horizontal he...

Page 42: ...In order to prevent any accident assemble a reflector protection cover before turning on the operating light How to replace the halogen lamp 1 Turn off the main switch 2 Let the lamp cool down comple...

Page 43: ...water tank system Option If a distilled water tank is installed both tap water and distilled water can be used How to use a distilled water tank 1 Turn off the AIR toggle valve in the junction box to...

Page 44: ...o air purge device activated if air pressure is higher than 0 2MPa which is a safety device to prevent over pressure If air leakage occurs and the water pressure drops down quickly during the operatio...

Page 45: ...en replacing a filter in the spittoon bowl valve Cleaning filter monthly Open the unit door and pull out a filter by turning it Counterclockwise Clean or replace it NOTE This filter is a coarse filter...

Page 46: ...r 2 Column 6 Height adjustment knob 3 Base 7 Flexible conduit 4 Caster with brake 8 13 2 Function 8 13 2 1 Caster breaker With break levers mounted on casters of the base it prevents casters from roll...

Page 47: ...he top center of the dentist table With the other hand turn the height adjustment knob counterclockwise To raise the table release the hand from the table The table goes up and tighten the knob clockw...

Page 48: ...he dental chair unit is not repaired properly it may cause electrical leakage or breakdown WARNING Use a replacement fuse and electrical cable of the same type and capacity as specified Using fuses or...

Page 49: ...zes are 6 diameter 30 length Main transformer fuses should be replaced in the following sequence 1 Turn OFF the main switch 2 Take off the PCB protection cover by loosening fixation screws 3 Remove th...

Page 50: ...rmer or other hot parts Otherwise it may result burns or other injuries Turn off the main switch when opening the unit cover 10 1 Daily or as often as possible 10 1 1 Sterilization with AUTOCLAVE CAUT...

Page 51: ...ument Disinfection of the operating light reflector CAUTION The operating light is hot after use Cleaning and disinfection should be performed after it cools down completely 1 Loosen the cover fixatio...

Page 52: ...t back instruments to the holder Wash tubes and lines in accordance with the following procedure by using a chemical cleaning agent Orotol plus recommended by Shinghung 1 Aspirate 2 liter of water bef...

Page 53: ...When taking out the filter be careful to not drop particles into the filter tank Otherwise lines may get clogged CAUTION Please note that the filter can contain amalgam particles which include mercur...

Page 54: ...nt or disinfection alcohol 4 Assemble in the reverse order Trap cap Spittoon trap Spittoon bowl WARNING Completely dry the outer surface of the bowl when it is assembled Otherwise water may flow insid...

Page 55: ...Tumbler filler 1 Activate the tumbler filler by putting cup 2 Throw away water and fill up the cup again Repeat this 8 times 3 If it is required to fill a cup manually press tumbler water supply switc...

Page 56: ...alfunction 1 Pick up the scaler from the holder 2 Point the scaler tip to the spittoon bowl and press the foot controller pedal Keep this action for 3 minutes at least If the water spray does not work...

Page 57: ...ce of seat backrest and headrest CAUTION Followings are prohibited from contacting 1 Clothes or bags made of dyed leathers Peeling off of color or discoloration may occur 2 PVC steel plastic woods Dis...

Page 58: ...cles are stacked up it may clog the filter and cause bad drainage and odor 1 Disassemble the drain trap in the lower part of the unit by turning it clockwise Put a container under the drain trap as pa...

Page 59: ...Hold the bottle and lid Turn it counterclockwise to disassemble Throw away oil particles from the bottle 2 Pull out the filter attached on a shaft 3 After rinsing out the bottle and filter with runnin...

Page 60: ...ater filter cap completely and take out the filter Pressure gage 6 Wash the filter with running water and remove dirt by brushing Dirt can be easily removed by letting high pressure water flow from in...

Page 61: ...ble touch and transfer surfaces When used barriers must be FDA market cleared barrier plastic DANGER Cover All barrier film or any other FDA market cleared barrier film is suitable for this applicatio...

Page 62: ...ctrical noise provisionally 1 Turn off and turn on main switch Micromotor does not rotate 1 Main transformer fuses are blown out 1 Replace fuses Refer to 9 2 Scaler does not work 1 Scaler PCB fuse is...

Page 63: ...s B CISPR 11 The TAURUS C1 is suitable for use in all establishments including domestic establishment and those directly connected to the public low voltage power supply network that supplies building...

Page 64: ...3 A m Power frequency magnetic fields should be at levels characteristic of a typical location in a typical Commercial or hospital environment Conducted RF IEC 61000 4 6 Radiated RF IEC 61000 4 3 3 Vr...

Page 65: ...or relocating the TAURUS C1 2 Over the frequency range 150kHz to 80MHz field strengths should be less than 3V m Recommended separation distances between Portable and mobile RE communications dental ch...

Page 66: ...pipe Min 10mm M Diameter of drainage pipe 40mm Weight Net 166 5 f Chair elevation range Min 530 20mm Max 825 20mm at the lowest point of seat Min 400 20mm Max 695 20mm EMC standard IEC60601 1 2 2007 E...

Page 67: ...Doc 030 Hatch comfort C1 User manual Revised on 15 06 2021 Manufacturer Hatch Group Inc 4181 Sladeview Crescent Unit 36 Mississauga ON L5L5R2 Canada http www hatchgroup ca...

Page 68: ...Doc 030 Hatch comfort C1 User manual Revised on 15 06 2021 2018 07 02 Ver 6...

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