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Manual:
This
manual
should
be
carefully
preserved
with
the
machine
for
future
reference.
In
case
of
machine
sale
or
transfer
to
another
user,
make
sure
that
the
manual
accompanies
the
equipment
to
allow
the
new
owner
to
obtain
information
on
its
operation
and
relevant
components.
The
manual
represents
the
state
of
the
art
at
the
time
of
construction
and
delivery
of
the
device
and
is
valid
for
its
entire
life.
To
avoid
potential
accidents
to
persons
or
property
due
to
incorrect
translation
of
the
instructions,
we
recommend
the
customer
against
performing
operations
or
manoeuvres
on
the
machine
should
there
be
doubts
about
the
operation
to
carry
out.
Ask
the
Service
Centre
for
clarifications
concerning
the
instruction.
If
the
manual
is
lost,
please
ask
the
manufacturer
for
a
copy.
1.
INTENDED
USE
The
machine
is
designed
for
washing
and
thermo
‐
disinfection
of
instruments
and
equipment
for
the
dental
sector.
Therefore,
this
appliance
must
ONLY
BE
USED
TO
WASH
AND
THERMALLY
DISINFECT
dental
instruments
normally
used
in
clinics.
Misuse
of
this
equipment
can
be
DANGEROUS
TO
THE
HEALTH
AND
SAFETY
OF
THE
OPERATOR
and
can
cause
severe
damage
to
the
machine
itself.
If
the
machine
is
used
for
purposes
other
than
those
intended
by
the
manufacturer,
its
safety
systems
may
be
impaired.
Misuse:
Do
not
wash
instruments
or
objects:
completely
or
partially
made
of
wood;
objects
other
than
stainless
steel
ones;
made
of
plastic
material
not
suitable
for
high
temperatures.
If
the
machine
IS
NOT
USED
FOR
MORE
THAN
24
HOURS,
perform
a
BGA
cycle
(disinfection
cycle)
to
avoid
contamination.
2.
PROGRAMMING
2.1
“Programming”
menu
structure:
Here
below
are
the
various
options
in
the
menus
available
though
the
PRG
key
on
the
keyboard.
The
main
controls
to
browse
through
the
various
options
are:
Key
1
and
2:
to
respectively
move
up
and
down
the
parameters
START
key:
to
select
an
item
and
go
to
the
additional
menu
of
the
selected
item;
PRG
button:
to
go
back
or
exit
the
menu
selected
earlier.
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