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KaVo recommends servicing the product after each time it is used, i.e. after

each automatic cleaning and before each sterilisation.

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Remove cutter or grinder.

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Service the product.

Chuck care

KaVo recommends cleaning and servicing the chuck system once a week.

See also: Instructions for use KaVo QUATTROcare

 

 

 

 

 

Setup methods according to DIN EN ISO 17664

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Summary of Contents for INTRAmatic

Page 1: ...Instructions for use INTRAmatic Contra angle 23 ES 1 004 5380...

Page 2: ...Distributed by KaVo Dental GmbH Bismarckring 39 D 88400 Biberach Tel 49 7351 56 0 Fax 49 7351 56 1488 Manufacturer Kaltenbach Voigt GmbH Bismarckring 39 D 88400 Biberach www kavo com...

Page 3: ...instructions Warning symbol 7 2 1 2 Description of safety instructions Structure 7 2 1 3 Description of safety instructions Description of danger levels 8 2 2 Safety instructions 9 3 Product descript...

Page 4: ...or diamond grinders 26 5 4 Removing the milling tool or diamond grinder 29 6 Troubleshooting 31 6 1 Check for malfunctions 31 6 2 Troubleshooting 32 6 2 1 Troubleshooting Exchanging the O rings on the...

Page 5: ...n Manual disinfection external 42 7 3 2 Disinfection Manual disinfection internal 43 7 3 3 Disinfection Machine disinfection external and internal 44 7 4 Drying 45 7 5 Care products and systems Servic...

Page 6: ...7 6 Packaging 52 7 7 Sterilisation 53 7 8 Storage 55 8 Tools and consumables 57 9 Terms and conditions of warranty 59 Contents 4...

Page 7: ...aVo quality product By following the instructions below you will be able to work smoothly economically and safely Copyright by KaVo Dental GmbH Symbols Refer to Safety Warning symbol chapter Important...

Page 8: ...equirements of the applicable EC directive Can be steam sterilised at 134 C 1 C 4 C 273 F 1 6 F 7 4 F Thermodisinfectable Target group This document is intended for dentists and their assistants The s...

Page 9: ...symbol 2 1 2 Description of safety instructions Structure DANGER The introduction describes the type and source of the hazard This section describes the potential consequences of non observance The o...

Page 10: ...ed here together with the three levels of danger will help avert property damage and injury CAUTION CAUTION indicates a hazardous situation that can cause damage to property or mild to moderate injuri...

Page 11: ...h or serious injury 2 2 Safety instructions WARNING Hazards for the care provider and the patient In the case of damage irregular running noise excessive vibration un typical warming or when the cutte...

Page 12: ...t life The medical device should be cleaned serviced and stored in a dry location according to instructions before long periods of nonuse CAUTION Injury or damage due to wear Irregular running noise s...

Page 13: ...caused if the instrument overheats Never touch soft tissue with the handpiece head or handpiece lid CAUTION Risk due to incorrectly stored handpiece Injury and infection caused by chucked cutter or g...

Page 14: ...atic turbines and motors Given the higher torque and speed hand pieces that are poorly serviced damaged or used improperly can overheat which can seriously burn the patient Never contact soft tissue w...

Page 15: ...pieces The service instructions for handpieces must be precisely following when using KAVO spray or QUATTROcare care systems Before each use the handpiece must be checked for external damage Before ea...

Page 16: ...office for a licensed shop to clean service and check the functioning of the medical device This service interval depends on the frequency of use and should be adjusted accordingly Service may only be...

Page 17: ...3 Product description INTRAmatic handpiece 23 ES Mat no 1 004 5380 Product description 15...

Page 18: ...to the product is impermissible and can be hazardous The medical device is intended for the following uses Removal of carious material cavities and crown preparations removal of fillings processing of...

Page 19: ...e health and safety regulations the applicable accident prevention regulations these Instructions for use According to these regulations the user is required to only use equipment that is operating co...

Page 20: ...3 2 Technical data Drive speed max 40 000 rpm Speed transmission 1 3 3 ID 1 red ring Pushbutton chuck 1 6 dia Milling cutters or grinders ISO 1797 1 type 3 Product description 18...

Page 21: ...efrigerated This can cause the product to malfunction Prior to start up very cold products must be heated to a temperature of 20 C to 25 C 68 F to 77 F Temperature 20 C to 70 C 4 F to 158 F Relative h...

Page 22: ...Product description 20...

Page 23: ...First use WARNING Hazard from nonsterile products Infection danger to the care provider and patient Before first use and after each use prepare and sterilise the medical device if needed First use 21...

Page 24: ...eck the amount of water CAUTION Overheating of the tooth due to lack of cooling water Thermal damage to the dental pulp Adjust the water amount for the spray cooling to a minimum of 50 cm3 min First u...

Page 25: ...ient spray water can cause the medical device to overheat and damage the tooth Check the spray water channels and clean the spray nozzles with the nozzle needle Mat no 0 410 0931 if necessary Check th...

Page 26: ...ration CAUTION Removing and attaching the contra angle handpiece while the device is rotating Damage to the drive Never attach or remove the contra angle handpiece while the device is rotating Operati...

Page 27: ...ng the medical device Place the medical device on the LUX motor coupling and lock it into place Before each treatment pull on the medical device to see if it is securely seated in the motor coupling O...

Page 28: ...lightly 5 3 Inserting the milling cutters or diamond grinders Note Only use carbide cutters or diamond grinders that comply with ISO 1797 1 type 3 are made of steel or hard metal and meet the followin...

Page 29: ...manufacturer instructions and use the tool properly Only use tools that do not deviate from the specified data CAUTION Injury from using worn tools Tools can fall out during treatment and harm the pa...

Page 30: ...r cuts Wear gloves or fingerstalls Press the push button firmly with your thumb and simultaneously insert the milling or grinding tool until it contacts the stop Check that the cutter or grinder is se...

Page 31: ...N Hazard from rotating tools Laceration Do not carelessly contact rotating tools CAUTION Actuation of the pushbutton chuck while the tool is rotating Injury Damage to the chucking system Do not press...

Page 32: ...e the tool DANGER Hazard from defective checking system The tool can fall out and cause injury Pull on the tool to check if the chucking system is functioning properly and that the tool is firmly clam...

Page 33: ...g or damaged O rings Malfunctions and premature failure Make sure that all O rings are on the coupling and undamaged CAUTION Heating of the product Burns or product damage from overheating Do not use...

Page 34: ...When the speed drops or is uneven Caring for the medical device An O ring is missing on the motor coupling Replace O ring 6 2 1 Troubleshooting Exchanging the O rings on the motor coupling CAUTION Ha...

Page 35: ...r coupling may only be lubricated with a cotton ball wetted with KaVo spray Press the O ring between your fingers to form a loop Shove the O ring to the front and remove it Insert new O rings into the...

Page 36: ...azard from insufficient amount of spray water Insufficient spray water can cause the medical device to overheat and damage the tooth Check spray water channels and if necessary clean spray nozzles wit...

Page 37: ...s Observe suitable personal protective measures Remove all residual cement composite or blood without delay Recondition the medical device as soon as possible after treatment Remove the cutter or grin...

Page 38: ...ultrasonic unit Defects in the product Only clean manually or in a thermodisinfector 7 2 1 Cleaning Manual cleaning external Accessories required Tap water 30 C 5 C 86 F 10 F Brush e g medium hard too...

Page 39: ...d with alkaline cleaning agents at a pH of max 10 e g Miele G 7781 G 7881 validation was performed with the VARIO TD programme neodisher mediclean cleaning agent neodisher Z neu tralisation agent and...

Page 40: ...dical device are dry and then lubricate immediately with care agents from the KaVo care system 7 2 3 Cleaning Manual cleaning internal Can only be done with KaVo CLEANspray or KaVo DRYspray Cover the...

Page 41: ...al interior cleaning are only available in the following countries Germany Austria Switzerland Italy Spain Portugal France Luxem bourg Belgium Netherlands United Kingdom Denmark Sweden Fin land and No...

Page 42: ...r mielclear rinsing agent and extends only to the compatibility of materials with respect to KaVo products For program settings as well as cleansers and disinfectants to be used please refer to the In...

Page 43: ...ion CAUTION Malfunctioning from using a disinfectant bath or disinfectant containing chlorine Defects in the product Only disinfect in a thermodisinfector or manually Setup methods according to DIN EN...

Page 44: ...n material compatibility The microbiological efficacy must be ensured by the disinfectant manufac turer Microcide AF from Sch lke Mayr liquid or cloths FD 322 from D rr CaviCide from Metrex Tools requ...

Page 45: ...isinfection internal The efficacy of manual internal disinfection must be demonstrated by the manufacturer of the disinfection agent With KaVo products use only dis infection agents that have been rel...

Page 46: ...d neodisher mielclear rinsing agent and extends only to the compatibility of materials with respect to KaVo products For program settings as well as cleansers and disinfectants to be used please refer...

Page 47: ...compressed air until water drops are no longer visible Machine drying The drying procedure is normally part of the cleaning program of the ther modisinfector Follow the instructions for use of the the...

Page 48: ...in the medical device Risk of injury from sharp or pointed cutters or grinders Remove cutter or grinder CAUTION Premature wear and malfunctions from improper servicing and care Reduced product life Pe...

Page 49: ...7 5 1 Care products and systems Servicing Care with KaVo Spray KaVo recommends servicing the product after each time it is used i e after each automatic cleaning and before each sterilisation Remove c...

Page 50: ...d servicing the chuck system once a week Remove the cutter or grinder place the spray nipple tip in the opening and spray Carry out the servicing according to the instructions in the section Care with...

Page 51: ...sterilisation Place the product on the appropriate coupling of the KaVo SPRAYrotor and cover it with a CLEANpac bag Service the product See also Instructions for use KaVo SPRAYrotor 7 5 3 Care produc...

Page 52: ...r each automatic cleaning and before each sterilisation Remove cutter or grinder Service the product Chuck care KaVo recommends cleaning and servicing the chuck system once a week See also Instruction...

Page 53: ...r or grinder place the spray nipple tip in the opening and spray Subsequently treat with the care products and care systems specified See also Care with KaVo QUATTROcare Setup methods according to DIN...

Page 54: ...tched The quality and use of the sterilised product packaging must satisfy ap plicable standards and be suitable for the sterilisation procedure Individually weld the medical device in the sterilised...

Page 55: ...h EN 13060 ISO 17665 1 e g KaVo STERIclave B 2200 2200 P CAUTION Premature wear and malfunctions from improper servicing and care Reduced product life Before each sterilisation cycle service the medic...

Page 56: ...sture Damage to product Immediately remove the product from the steam steriliser after the sterilisation cycle The KaVo medical device has a maximum temperature resistance up to 138 280 4 F Setup meth...

Page 57: ...F 7 4 F Autoclave using the gravitation method at least 10 minutes at 134 C 1 C 4 C 273 F 1 6 F 7 4 F or alternatively at least 60 minutes at 121 C 1 C 4 C 250 F 1 6 F 7 4 F Use according to the manuf...

Page 58: ...Comply with the expiry date of the sterilised items Setup methods according to DIN EN ISO 17664 56...

Page 59: ...1 Cellulose pad 100 units 0 411 9862 Cleanpac 10 units 0 411 9691 Nozzle needle 0 410 0931 Sterilisable spray hose cut section 0 065 5188 Hose 150 mm item 0 593 0252 Material summary Mat no KaVo CLEAN...

Page 60: ...Material summary Mat no ROTAspray 2 2142 A 0 411 7520 QUATTROcare plus Spray 2140 P 1 005 4525 Tools and consumables 58...

Page 61: ...r claims of any nature whatsoever in particular with respect to compensation are excluded In the event of default gross negligence or intent this shall only apply in the absence of mandatory legal reg...

Page 62: ...m manipulations or changes to the product by the customer or a third party Service warranty claims will only be accepted if the product is submitted along with proof of purchase in the form of a copy...

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