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IG
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CREWING DOWN THE SCREW TO IMMOBILIZE THE BLOCK
You can now mount the block holder.
6.4.2 Using an optional abutment holder
With an optional abutment holder, your machine can
process prefabricated abutments with prefabricated
connection geometries.
Abutment holders for common abutment
systems can be obtained from customer
service.
You can find more information about abutment
holders and abutment blanks at the following internet
address:
dentalportal.info/abutments
6.4.3 Operating the blank changer
You can mount up to 8 blanks to the magazine slots of
the blank changer. The machine automatically loads
blanks into the working chamber when they are
required for the next job. This allows you to process up
to 8 jobs in succession without having to start each job
manually.
CAUTION
Crushing hazard caused by
the moving blank magazine
and blank gripper
If you reach into the blank magazine while the blank
magazine or blank gripper is moving, you may suffer
from bruises.
Before
moving the blank magazine via DENTALCNC,
remove your hands from the blank magazine and
close the blank magazine door.
While the machine is operating, always expect the
blank magazine to suddenly start moving.
When you are working in the blank magazine while
the machine is operating, always keep your hands at
the change position and
never
reach into the blank
magazine.
If you manually move the blank magazine, ensure
that you do not pinch your fingers.
To the left of each blank magazine slot is a laser
engraved number labeling the corresponding slot.
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HE BLANK MAGAZINE
(
SLOT NUMBERS MARKED ORANGE
,
ARROWS
INDICATE THE SLOTS THEY CORRESPOND TO
)
n
The blank types in the physical slots
must
cor-
respond to the blank types which are assigned to
the virtual slots in DENTALCNC.
n
To move the blank magazine or to manually load
blanks into the working chamber, use the
Machin-
ing
view in DENTALCNC.
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Original Operating Instructions: S5
Version: 12/15/2021