Schick SCHICK ceramic, Operating Instructions Manual

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5. Operation
Pic 3
Pic 4
5.1Check that the compressed air details agree with the details given by the turbine
manufacturer (BienAir).
5.2Connect the compressor port of the turbine station (4) to the compressed air system.
- Connect the suction tub (1) to the extractor hose of the separator (2) (without plastic
adapters see pic. 1 page 4.
- Connect the end of the hose to the side opening of the separator.
- The second hose should be connected to the upper port of the separator (2) and the
extractor/central extractor. The system can be operated by connecting the separator
to any commercially available extractor or central extractor.
- Both of the supplied extractor hoses can be laid and shortened individually.
Caution: Do not lay the hose with excessively small radii; risk of kinking.
5.3- The separator has a check valve, which prevents water from being sucked into the
extractor. The need to empty the separator depends on use and on the intensity of the
cooling water delivery.
- To empty, the two clamps at the top of the separator should be opened and the side
extractor hose (3) removed.
Caution: After emptying ensure that the arrow visible on the lid points to the hose port
attached to the side of the separator.
5.4- To assemble the light head the front sleeve (pic. 3) of the supplied turbine must be
unscrewed and taken off forward. The light head must be pushed on and screwed
in the reverse order (pic. 4).
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5.5- To use in a SCHICK S3 / S2 milling set, the supplied adapter sleeve must also be pushed on
so that the turbine can be housed in the milling arm. For other manufacturers' milling
devices, corresponding adapters are available on request.
5.6-
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Instead of the motor milling spindle the turbine provided with the light head is inserted
into the holder on the milling arm from below. The turbine operates at a speed of
300 000 rpm. To avoid temperature-dependent micro cracks in the ceramic the system
works with water cooling. The amount of water necessary for cooling can be adjusted
continuously through the green knurled screw (6) at the turbine station. The air flow
for atomizing the cooling water can be adjusted at the station with the blue knurled
screw (7)