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Summary of Contents for BIO FREE 6L

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Page 2: ...450m CEP 14097 500 Ribeir o Preto SP Brasil Tel 55 16 3512 1212 Technical Duties Daniel R de Camargo CREA SP 5062199650 Registration ANVISA n 10069210083 For improved safety Read and understand all th...

Page 3: ...tion and warnings during the installation of the equipment 21 Precautions and warnings during the use of equipment 21 Precautions and warnings after the use of equipment 21 Precautions and warnings du...

Page 4: ...al of blood and small particles on the instruments prior to disinfection It should be used and handled by qualified person professional properly regulated according to local legislation of the country...

Page 5: ...ressure causing the emergence of micro bubbles in the liquid and a positive pressure providing the collapse of these bubbles on the surface of the proof body forming micro jets that are responsible fo...

Page 6: ...ULES ACCESSORIES OPTIONS AND MATERIALS OF CON SUMPTION The content of this page is for information purposes and the equipment can be shown different So when purchasing check the technical compatibilit...

Page 7: ...s Surgical instruments pliers drills hand pieces etc Mild jewelry pearls emeralds ivory coral agate tortoise shells etc These objects have little strength and scratches may occur during the cleaning W...

Page 8: ...iency not susceptible to interference Multiple circuits protectors When overloaded or misused the guards stop the power supply protecting the equipment Cooling fan Improves heat dissipation and benefi...

Page 9: ...ck setting Clock with 1 30 minute interval Tank material Stainless Steel Temperature settings 40 C 45 C 50 C 55 C 60 C Body Material housing ABS Net weight 5 4 kg Gross weight 6 8 kg Unit Dimensions 4...

Page 10: ...erstand each symbol and follow the instructions that come with it Fragile handle with care Maximum stacking Protect from rain Temperature limit This side Up Protect from sunlight Attention General war...

Page 11: ...on Function button Functions Degassing Normal Digital display Degassing status Normal cleaning status Heater status Clock quick setup button Time setting button Heater power button Temperature setting...

Page 12: ...lights up indicating that the degassing function has been selected Press the On Off button to start the degassing function It illuminates for about 2 minutes then the unit will return to the normal cl...

Page 13: ...Clock quick setup button Press the TIME button the LED displays Press the button again to set the clock Each time pressed the button adds 5 minutes 11 Button Clock decrease button Each time pressed re...

Page 14: ...int shops dental clinics technical assistance of mobile phones and electronics Different industries use different fluids to be used inside the containers 1 Sterilization of medical instruments Special...

Page 15: ...s for more 3 minutes to remove residual debris and detergent Advanced cleaning 3 Debris accumulated over a long period of time very dirty or greasy objects Appropriate places Automotive repair and har...

Page 16: ...dual protection It will be disconnected automatically after 50 minutes 3 Press the TIME button to set 15 minutes for the clock 4 Press the function button to select the degassing function The button...

Page 17: ...cleaning is in progress Closing the lid will reduce the noise level The LED display will count down showing the remaining cleaning time When the display reads 0 00 the cleanup is complete To interrup...

Page 18: ...or 50 minutes When cleaning is complete disconnect the power cord open the cover and remove the basket and objects Connect the hose to the drain pipe as previously recommended Open the drain valve to...

Page 19: ...do equipamento N o exponha o aparelho luminosidade solar direta por um longo per odo Mantenha o aparelho em local seco fresco e ventilado PRECAUTIONS RESTRICTIONS AND WARNINGS Do not connect the devic...

Page 20: ...to 26 C Relative humidity range for functioning 30 to 75 Atmospheric pressure range 700 hPa to 1060 hPa 525 mmHg to 795 mmHg Operation altitude 2000m Attention The Equipment maintains its condition of...

Page 21: ...which it is intended Damages caused to the equipment the professional and or the patient by the incorrect installation and erroneous procedures of maintenance differing from those described in these...

Page 22: ...TIONS AND WARNINGS CORRECTIVE AND PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE AND PRESERVATION Additional procedures for reuse The equipment can be reused in undetermined i e unlimited quantities only needing to be cleane...

Page 23: ...ck if the problem is related to some of the listed items under the item unpredictable situation cause and solution If it s not possible to solve the problem shutdown the equipment and demand the prese...

Page 24: ...w the instructions below to check and repair the problem and or get in touch with your representative UNFORESEEN EVENTS SOLUTION OF PROBLEMS FINAL CONSIDERATIONS Among the care you have to take with y...

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