KaVo SONICflex rootplaner 24 Instructions For Use Manual Download Page 7

Instructions for use SONICflex rootplaner 

2 Safety | 2.1 Infection hazard

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2 Safety

NOTE

All serious events occurring in relation to the product must be reported to the
manufacturer and the competent authority of the member state, in which the
user and/or patient resides.

The instructions for use are an integral part of the product and must be read
carefully prior to use and must be accessible at all times. 
The device may only be used in accordance with the intended use, any other
type of use is not permitted.

Individual warning notes must be observed in the corresponding chapters.

2.1 Infection hazard

Patients, users or third parties could be infected by contaminated medical
devices.

4

Take suitable personal protective measures.

4

Follow the instructions for use of the components.

4

Before initial startup and after each use, reprocess the product and ac-
cessories appropriately.

4

Carry out the reprocessing as described in the instructions for use. The pro-
cedure has been validated by the manufacturer.

4

If you deviate from this validated procedure, make sure that the repro-
cessing procedure is effective.

4

Reprocess the product and accessories appropriately before disposal.

4

In the case of injury to soft tissue, do not continue treatment in the oral
cavity with instruments driven by compressed air.

4

Place the torque wrench on the tip when the handpiece is in its holder.

2.2 Technical condition

A damaged product or damaged or NOT KaVo original components could injure
patients, users or third parties.

4

Only operate devices or components if they show no signs of damage on the
outside.

4

Check to make sure that the device is working properly and is in satisfactory
condition before each use.

Using the product at improper or excessive power settings can lead to tip
breakage and ensuing injury.

4

Do not select improper or excessive power settings.

4

Check the tip for secure attachment before treatment.

Fracture may occur as a result of long-term use or damage (dropped to the
floor or mechanical change of the original shape).

4

 Before each use, check the operational safety of the tips by gently pressing
on them with your thumb or forefinger.

4

In addition, expose the tips to approx. 10 N (1 kg) mechanical load without
function.

Worn tips can fracture or be contaminated and thus cause injury or infection.

4

Due to the natural wear and tear of consumables, there is no warranty on
SONICflex tips. Exchange SONICflex tips every 9-12 months.

4

Have parts with sites of breakage or surface changes checked by the service
personnel.

4

Safety checks may only be performed by trained service personnel.

Summary of Contents for SONICflex rootplaner 24

Page 1: ...A 1 006 1957 SONICflex rootplaner tip no 25 0 571 5631 SONICflex rootplaner tip no 25 A 1 006 1959 SONICflex rootplaner tip no 26 0 571 5641 SONICflex rootplaner tip no 26 A 1 006 1961 SONICflex root...

Page 2: ...Distributed by KaVo Dental GmbH Bismarckring 39 88400 Biberach Germany Phone 49 7351 56 0 Fax 49 7351 56 1488 Manufacturer KaVo Dental GmbH Bismarckring 39 88400 Biberach Germany www kavo com...

Page 3: ...tion and storage conditions 10 4 Startup and shut down 11 4 1 Inserting the SONICflex tips 11 4 2 Removing the SONICflex tip 12 5 Operation 13 5 1 Setting the power on the SONICflex 13 5 2 Notes for a...

Page 4: ...om KaVo Technical Service If you have any technical questions or complaints please contact the KaVo Technical Service 49 0 7351 56 1000 service instrumente kavo com Target group The instructions for u...

Page 5: ...e accompanying documents Follow the electronic instructions for use HIBC Code UDI symbol CE mark for medical devices Medical device labelling of medical devices Transportation and storage conditions t...

Page 6: ...y and material damage The warning notes are designated as shown below HAZARD In cases which if not prevented directly lead to death or severe injury WARNING In cases which if not prevented can lead to...

Page 7: ...injury to soft tissue do not continue treatment in the oral cavity with instruments driven by compressed air 4 Place the torque wrench on the tip when the handpiece is in its holder 2 2 Technical cond...

Page 8: ...e accessories that have been approved for combination with the product by the manufacturer 4 Do not make any modifications to the device unless these have been ap proved by the manufacturer of the pro...

Page 9: ...and third parties from danger Contamination by the product must be avoided According to these regulations the medical device is to be used exclusively for the described application while complying wi...

Page 10: ...th long thread Tips without A can be used for all versions of KaVo SONICflex 2003 KaVo SONICflex 2000 Tips with short thread Tips with A can be used for all versions of KaVo SONICflex quick 2008 3 5 T...

Page 11: ...fer to 6 Reprocessing steps in accordance with ISO 17664 1 ISO 17664 2 Page 15 Current packaging law Dispose of and recycle the packaging appropriately in accordance with current packaging law employi...

Page 12: ...by turning it clockwise 4 Use the thin region of the handle for insertion 4 Use the thick region of the handle for tightening or detachment NOTE The tip is properly tightened when the torque wrench s...

Page 13: ...prevention of additional periodontal degradation are primary This especially hold true for the furcations To prevent undesired loss of local substance the tips should be continuously guided back and f...

Page 14: ...s two mirrored contra angle attachments tip no 24 24 A 25 25 A Do not process enamel or filling margins since they could quickly blunt the at tachments The diamond coated airscaler attachments are onl...

Page 15: ...reatment 4 Remove all residual cement composite or blood immediately 4 Wipe disinfect the medical device before transport 4 Remove the tip from the medical device 4 Do not place in solutions or simila...

Page 16: ...al damage 4 Reprocess it in a washer disinfector only CAUTION Never reprocess this medical device in an ultrasonic cleaner Malfunction and material damage 4 Reprocess it in a washer disinfector only 6...

Page 17: ...f the washer disinfector 6 3 3 Automated drying The drying procedure is usually part of the cleaning programme of the washer disinfector NOTE Please comply with the instructions for use of the washer...

Page 18: ...6 o F 7 4 o F Steriliser using the gravity method at least 10 minutes at 134 o C 1 o C 4 o C 273 o F 1 6 o F 7 4 o F at least 30 minutes at 121 o C 1 o C 4 o C 250 o F 1 6 o F 7 4 o F 4 Remove the med...

Page 19: ...om specialised dental dealers Consumables Material summary Material number Torque wrench 1 000 4887 Nozzle needle 0 410 0911 Cleaning adapter Material summary Material number Cleaning adapter for SONI...

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