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01  Standby button 

Press  this  button  to  activate/deactivate  the 
standby mode 

02  Extraction power 

setting 

Increase  [+]    to  decrease  [-]  the  extraction 
power. The power level is shown in the display. 

03  Info menu [ i ] 

Through this menu, you can for example, acti-
vate  the  holder  cleaning  process  or  check 
when  the  next  filter  change  or  service  is  due. 
Press  and  hold  the  button  for  5  seconds  to 
change base settings, e.g. language.    

04  Buttons for storing  

user settings 

Three  different  combinations  of  rotational 
speed, rotation direction and extraction power 
can  be  stored.  The  memory  is  shown  in  the 
display  (04.1).  [M1]  [M2]  are  needed  for  the 
filter change. 

05  Righthand 

/ 

lefthand 

Sets the rotational direction of the tool. 

06  Speed controller 

 

This  is  used  to  set  the  rotational  speed  in 
steps  of  1000  rpm.  The  current  speed  is 
shown  in  the  display  (06.1).  If  the  speed  con-
troller is removed, all buttons are blocked. 

07 
 

Filter bag change  
 

The  icon  appears  as  a  reminder  that  a  filter 
bag change is due. 
 

08  Foot switch 

The  icon  appears  if  an  optional  foot  switch  is 
connected. 
 

09  Service display 

 

The icon appears as a reminder that a service 
is due. 

10  On/off switch 

Switches the device on/off for treatment  

 
 

 

 

5.1

 

PREPARATIONS FOR OPERATION 

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Open the dust filter bag drawer by pulling on the hose connector. 

−

 

Please  check  if  the  supplied  filter  bag  has  been  inserted.  If  this  is 

not  the  case,  connect  the  bag  to  the  sleeve  at  the  end  of  the  tool 
hose. Please refer to page 36. 

Summary of Contents for Podolog Eco

Page 1: ...Operating Instructions Revision 06 2014 Print Item No 8013301 ...

Page 2: ...tcare systems PODOLOG ECO item no 11011 and PODOLOG ONE item no 11012 referred to in the descriptions that follow as the PODOLOG ECO ONE 230 V variant item no 11011 115 V variant item no 11021 230 V variant item no 11012 115 V variant item no 11022 ...

Page 3: ...ntee you can be assured of many years of enjoyable and problem free operation Please take some time to read through these operating instructions carefully before setting up the system These constitute part of the de vice help you avoid possible operational errors and should be kept in proximity to the device We wish you much success and enjoyment in the very responsible and challenging work that y...

Page 4: ...ble client risks 13 3 1 1 Allergy risks 14 3 1 2 CLIENT injury caused by splinters 14 3 1 3 CLIENT injury caused by heat output of energy and matter heat as a result of friction on the skin or nails 15 3 1 4 Injury caused by hair growth in the treatment area 15 3 1 5 CLIENT injury caused by accidental invasive applications 15 3 1 6 Permanent visual inspection minimises invasive applications 15 3 2...

Page 5: ...hand lefthand direction of rotation 28 5 2 3 Modifying the rotation direction 28 5 2 4 Selecting the extraction level 29 5 2 5 Storing settings 29 5 3 Tool changing 31 5 4 Ergonomic holder grip 31 5 4 1 Fountain pen grip 31 5 4 2 Overhand grip 31 5 5 Info menu 32 5 5 1 Filter change 32 5 5 2 Display next service date 33 5 5 3 Activating the service reminder 33 6 Maintenance and cleaning 34 6 1 Mai...

Page 6: ...ning the motor unit 39 6 4 Cleaning and disinfecting the controller 41 7 Accessories and spare parts 42 7 1 Tools 42 7 2 Dust filter bags 42 7 3 Foot controller 42 8 Technical Data 43 8 1 Environmental conditions 44 9 Guarantee 45 10 Disposal 46 ...

Page 7: ...7 1 DEVICE DESCRIPTION 01 Controller 02 Display 03 Dust filter bag drawer 04 Hose connection 05 Holder ...

Page 8: ...switch connection 03 Device lock on base 04 Power cable If the power cable is damaged the device must be disconnect ed from the mains and may not be used any more A damaged power cable may only be replaced by an authorised specialist ...

Page 9: ...ou additional information related to the operation of your PODOLOG ECO ONE Device with protection class II IP42 First digit Protection against contact Protection against foreign bodies Second digit Protection against water 0 No special protection 0 No special protection 4 Against tools wires and similar with a thickness of more than 1 mm Granular foreign bodies with a diame ter of more than 1 mm 2...

Page 10: ...ning disappears and the holder speed can be reset 1 2 SCOPE OF DELIVERY Please take some time to read through these operating instructions carefully before using the PODOLOG ECO ONE for the first time Please check that the delivery is complete The following items make up the scope of the delivery PODOLOG ECO ONE controller Holder with hose and drawer 1 Dust filter bag 1 Set of operating instructio...

Page 11: ... work 1 4 RECYCLING Old equipment must be disposed of as electronic waste and should not be treated as domestic waste Full dust bags can be disposed of with general rubbish Please make sure you follow any local guidelines in this respect Special country specific requirements should also be taken in to account ...

Page 12: ...y any improper usage or if the device is opened No changes or modifications may be made to the device or its accessories Should a repair be required the necessary safety checks must be repeated 2 1 OPERATOR REQUIREMENTS The footcare system should only be used by pedicurists cosmeticians nail designers or other related professionals who are aware of how the system operates and have received the nec...

Page 13: ...r catalogue under the section Hygiene Any other surfaces of the equipment including the holder that may have become contaminated must be disinfected and cleaned Un der no circumstances should any fluids get into the holder as this may cause damage to the device 3 RISKS AND SIDE EFFECTS The likelihood of any person related risk can be restricted to a very few points by the professional and proper u...

Page 14: ...tised T lymphocytes simply through contact with the skin can as a rule be excluded When carried out properly treatment with a PODOLOG ECO ONE is non invasive The extraction reduces both the spreading of dust to neighbouring wound areas and the risk of inhalation of skin cells that have been drilled or ground off A Type I allergy according to the Coombs test previously known as immediate allergy is...

Page 15: ...er and longer hairs grow in the treatment area This is particularly the case with male clients In order to avoid the risk of these hairs getting entangled in the tool and being painfully pulled out they should be cut off as a prophylactic measure beforehand 3 1 5 CLIENT INJURY CAUSED BY ACCIDENTAL INVASIVE APPLICATIONS There is always the risk of accidental invasive applications when using rotary ...

Page 16: ...ergy on the surface of the holder or the nail file drill tool the operator should wear gloves This is recom mended for the majority of treatments for hygienic reasons 3 2 2 OPERATOR INJURY CAUSED BY SPLINTERS During your work there can be a high velocity dispersal of particles such as nail or glue fragments or parts of the nail file drill e g in the case of diamond file drills This occurs in the i...

Page 17: ... kept uncovered at all times Avoid damaging the mains cable through squashing bending or rubbing against sharp edges Don t introduce any fluids into the unit Protect the device from all types of moisture that could find its way inside the housing There is a danger of electrical shock if there is dampness in the device Switch the device off before maintenance and cleaning and unplug it from the mai...

Page 18: ...il file drills Keep children away from the device Use the supplied packaging to protect the device against mechanical damage and damp when transporting it between deployments When using the device in domestic premises there can be a risk resulting from power cables that have been damaged by animals for example Please check the mains power connection regular ly for signs of damage and if any are fo...

Page 19: ...ansport of the device must be adhered to Please ensure that you have easy access to the mains plug at all times so that the device can be unplugged from the mains without difficulty The power plug represents the separator to the mains power supply ...

Page 20: ...20 5 OPERATION ...

Page 21: ...he filter change 05 Righthand lefthand Sets the rotational direction of the tool 06 Speed controller This is used to set the rotational speed in steps of 1000 rpm The current speed is shown in the display 06 1 If the speed con troller is removed all buttons are blocked 07 Filter bag change The icon appears as a reminder that a filter bag change is due 08 Foot switch The icon appears if an optional...

Page 22: ...22 Close the drawer by sliding it in Switch the device on using the standby button Standby button on off ...

Page 23: ... TOOL Insert the rotary tool grinder nail file drill that you need for your work in the opening of the holder The tool only has to be inserted quick action chuck The tool shaft must be fully inserted Ensure that the tool shaft is not bent as this may cause an imbalance which may damage the holder and impair the tool hold 5 1 2 SWITCH ON THE PODOLOG ECO ONE Press the standby button The PODOLOG ECO ...

Page 24: ...due Please refer to Chapter 6 MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING You are guided through the Start menu step by step At the end you confirm your inputs with the M1 button Menu display the first time the PODOLOG ECO ONE is used THANK YOU FOR HAVING CHOSEN A PODOLOG LANGUAGE SELECTION M1 GERMAN M3 SPANISH M2 ENGLISH RUSSIAN MY FIELD OF ACTIVITY IS M1 FOOT CARE PODIATRY M2 NAIL DESIGN BACK SERVICE REMINDER M1 A...

Page 25: ...25 If you want to modify any of the Start menu settings in the fu ture press and hold the i button for 5 seconds THANK YOU BACK M1 FINISHED ...

Page 26: ...r and operate the switch at the rear end of the holder The motor runs at the set speed and you can start your work The speed setting may not exceed the permitted maximum speed of your tool 5 1 4 SWITCHING THE HOLDER OFF While the motor is running operate the switch at the rear end of the holder The motor is switched off and you can pause your work Switch Switch ...

Page 27: ...OTOR SPEED The rotational speed that corresponds to the tool being used is set us ing the rotational speed knob For large surface drilling grinding the optimum rotation speed is in the range from 8000 12 000 rpm The speed setting may not exceed the permitted maximum speed of your tool You will find the maximum permitted rotational speeds for all nail file drills and grinders in the Rotary Instrume...

Page 28: ...row shows the direction of rotation Arrow to the right Righthand rotation Arrow to the left Lefthand rotation 5 2 3 MODIFYING THE ROTATION DIRECTION The rotation direction can be modified while the machine is running Press the arrow button The set motor speed automatically returns to zero and the rotation direction is changed The motor starts up again at the previous speed setting Righthand rota t...

Page 29: ...l in the desired direction There are five extraction power levels 5 2 5 STORING SETTINGS To make your work easier you can store up to three different settings for rotational speed rotation direction and extraction power Using the M1 M2 and M3 buttons you can store and call the required set tings Set the required rotational speed with the speed control knob Select righthand or lefthand rotation dir...

Page 30: ... press on M1 M2 or M3 the corresponding stored val ue is called You can change the settings at any time while the machine is in operation The speed setting may not exceed the permitted maximum speed of your tool SAVED ...

Page 31: ...when the holder motor has been switched off The tool shaft must be fully inserted 5 4 ERGONOMIC HOLDER GRIP 5 4 1 FOUNTAIN PEN GRIP Fine work can be done ergonomically and accurately using the fountain pen grip 5 4 2 OVERHAND GRIP When carrying out surface work grip ping the holder from above and sup porting it with the thumb makes for accurate and relaxed working ...

Page 32: ...5 5 1 FILTER CHANGE If you want to change the fine dust filter you can do this using the Info menu and inform the device at the same time that a new filter has been inserted You will find an extensive description under Point 6 2 1 CHANGING THE FILTER BAG on page 36 FILTER CHANGE PLEASE CHANGE FILTER M1 NOW M2 LATER FILTER HAS A NEW FILTER BEEN INSTALLED M1 YES M2 CANCEL ...

Page 33: ...ou activate the Service reminder function your PODOLOG ECO ONE will let you know when the next service is due You can acti vate deactivate this function through the INFO MENU The maintenance icon appears in the display after 900 operating hours in the case of the PODOLOG ECO or 500 operating hours in the case of the PODOLOG ONE INFO MENU NEXT RECOMMENDED SERVICE 01 20 OR AFTER OPERATING HOURS SCRO...

Page 34: ...f required after each treatment and remove dust particles from the holder at least once a day You will find suitable products in our catalogue under the sec tion Cleaning and Disinfection We recommend using RUCK alcohol free disinfectant cloths to clean and disinfect the mo tor unit item no 2942801 Switch the device off before cleaning and unplug it from the mains power Return the device for regul...

Page 35: ...35 HELLMUT RUCK GmbH Tel 49 0 7082 944 20 Daimlerstraße 23 Fax 49 0 7082 944 22 22 75305 Neuenbürg Germany kontakt hellmut ruck de ...

Page 36: ...t LATER the device displays a reminder every 5 hours until the filter change has been carried out 6 2 1 CHANGING THE DUST FILTER BAG The device reminds you when the dust filter bag needs to be changed Nevertheless we recommend that you check how full the filter bag is once a week To change the dust filter bag press the i button to ac cess the INFO MENU There you can scroll with the or buttons to t...

Page 37: ... remove the full bag from the hose sleeve Close it using the plug supplied for this purpose Insert a new bag and locate the opening over the hose sleeve Close the dust bag drawer Confirm that the change has been made by pressing the M1 button which then returns you to the STANDARD MENU FILTER CHANGE PLEASE CHANGE FILTER M1 NOW M2 LATER FILTER HAS A NEW FILTER BEEN INSTALLED M1 YES M2 CANCEL SAVED ...

Page 38: ... Once a week you should check that the dust filter bag drawer is correctly seated and at the same time you should also check the filling level of the bag The procedure that you need to follow is detailed above If necessary you should replace the dust filter bag 6 2 2 WHERE CAN YOU GET REPLACEMENT DUST FILTER BAGS New dust filter bags can be ordered from HELLMUT RUCK GmbH un der the item number 110...

Page 39: ...r cleaning To clean the inside of the grip sleeve it can be pulled off by gently tilt ing the motor casing and motor base apart This releases the connection with the motor The motor and chuck can then be slid down and out for example using the drill pin supplied The inside of the grip sleeve can then be cleaned To reassemble the holder align the motor unit with the guide rails on the motor casing ...

Page 40: ...40 Never immerse the device in water or other fluids as this cre ates a risk of an electric shock Motor unit Motor unit ...

Page 41: ... The controller can only be cleaned externally using a special plastics cleaner e g RUCK plastics cleaner item no 10335 and a surface dis infecting agent Never immerse the device in water or other fluids as this cre ates a risk of an electric shock Do not use disinfecting sprays Dampness could penetrate and lead to damage to the electronics We recommend RUCK alcohol free disinfectant cloths item n...

Page 42: ...tc in accordance with DIN EN ISO 1797 1 with normed 2 35mm shafts You will find a wide range in our catalogue 7 2 DUST FILTER BAGS You should only use original dust filter bags from the manufacturer item no 110501 pack of 3 7 3 FOOT CONTROLLER Using this foot controller the speed can be regulated smoothly and sensitively The setting made with the rotary knob serves as the upper limit setting The f...

Page 43: ...ntroller 230 V 50 Hz AC volt age 115 V 60 Hz AC volt age Power consumption max 200 VA max 200 VA Micromotor voltage 24 V 24 V Constant load 40 W 40 W Idling speed rpm 25 000 25 000 Volume flow at max power approx 190 I min approx 190 I min Fuse T 1 25 A T 2 5 A Service due after 2 years or 900 operat ing hours 2 years or 900 operat ing hours The volume flow l min is measured at the holder s air in...

Page 44: ... min approx 155 I min Fuse T 2 5 A T 5 A Service due after 1 year or 500 operat ing hours 1 year or 500 operat ing hours The volume flow l min is measured at the holder s air inlet with a calibrated meas uring device We are not aware of any electro magnetic interactions between the PODOLOG ECO ONE and any other equipment 8 1 ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS AMBIENT TEMPERATURE in operation 10 C to 40 C in...

Page 45: ...documentation The local agent is responsible for claims made outside of Germany In case of doubt please check with RUCK before returning the device The guarantee becomes null and void if we find that the problem was caused by improper or incorrect installation or usage by non observance of the operating instructions by external intervention or as a result of a non authorised repair or modification...

Page 46: ...ur environment Please use available return and collection systems for disposing of the PODOLOG ECO ONE at the end of its life cycle Address HELLMUT RUCK GmbH Tel 49 0 7082 944 20 Daimlerstraße 23 Fax 49 0 7082 944 22 22 75305 Neuenbürg Germany kontakt hellmut ruck de ...

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