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VITA - Vacumat 4000 Premium 

39/03/04 

Vita Zahnfabrik H.Rauter GmbH&Co.KG 79704 Bad Säckingen 

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3.4 CE 

mark 

 

The CE-mark is the legally binding statement which confirms that the furnace satisfies the 
Essential Requirements of the EC Council Directive 73 / 23 / EEC (concerning low voltage) and 
the Council Directive 89 336 / EEC (concerning EMV) 

 
 

3.5 Ventilator 

The unit is equipped with a ventilator that switches on at half performance at a firing chamber temperature of 
605°C – 800°C after a firing program has started, and then increases to full performance until the end of the 
program and cooling to 600°C. The ventilator prevents the furnace from overheating and contributes to the 
general operational safety. In the event of a failure in the ventilator, an error message will be shown in the 
display (see section on error messages). For reasons of safety the furnace should not be operated without a 
ventilator. Make sure the top cover of the firing chamber and the openings on the rear plate are not blocked 
or obstructed by any objects. 
 
 

3.6  Mains power failure 

The furnace is equipped with power failure protection. This prevents the program from aborting, thus 
avoiding incorrect firing in the event of a short-term power failure. The power failure protection is activated as 
soon as the mains power is cut off while a firing program is running. 
 

In the case of a mains power failure lasting less than 15 seconds: 

The program continues running and is not aborted, during this time the display is out of action. For your 
information the message 

Recover (program interruption)

 is shown in the display after the mains power is on 

again. To clear this message press the key 

Continue

 (confirm). 

 

In the case of a mains power failure lasting more than 15 seconds: 

The program is aborted, the display is out of operation. Once the mains power is on again, the message 

"Power failure" 

is shown on the display. Press the key 

Continue

 (confirm) to delete this message. 

 

Attention:

 After the mains power is on again, the control element takes approx. 20 seconds to switch on 

again. 
 
 

4 Program 

parameters 

The firing programs contain the following parameters that can be set and can be programmed in the 
graphics or tabular mode. 
 

Pre-drying temperature 

200 °C – 700 °C

 

Pre-drying time 

0:00 – 40:00 min. (entry in min/sec.) 

Temperature rise rate 

2:00 – 40:00 min. or 20°C/min – 120°C/min 

 

(see Section 5, "Temperature rise") 

End temperature 

max. 1200°C 

Hold time for end temperature 

0:00 – 40:00 min. (entry in min/sec) 

Cooling temperature 

min.: 200°C 

max.: according to end temperature selected. 

Hold time for cooling temperature 

0 – 40:00 min 

Vacuum start and vacuum level* 

Starts together with the temperature rise 
(Starts automatically at pre-drying temperature. 
or select start in the temperature range from 200°C – 1100°C) 

Pre-vacuum 

1:00 –  5:00 min (see pre-vacuum)

 

 

Lift positions for pre-drying and cooling can only be programmed in graphics mode. 

 

3 lift positions for pre-drying 

0% - 100% (100%  = lift completely closed) 

 

(see also section on lift positions for pre-drying) 

1 lift position for cooling 

0% - 100% (see also section on lift positions for cooling) 

Summary of Contents for vacumat 4000 premium t

Page 1: ...VITA Vacumat 4000 Premium Operating Manual...

Page 2: ...7 3 5 Ventilator 7 3 6 Mains power failure 7 4 Program parameters 7 5 Temperature rise 8 5 1 Vacuum display 8 6 Main menu 9 6 1 Button occupation within the writing modus 9 6 2 Activating ending Stand...

Page 3: ...ndby temperature 17 9 2 Lift Speed 17 9 3 Signal time 18 9 4 Stop key 18 9 5 Operating hours 18 9 6 Operating hours firing 18 9 7 Unit no of furnace 18 9 8 Software version 19 9 9 Hotline 19 9 10 Temp...

Page 4: ...d internal memory for approx 2000 firing programs external program memory card for firing programs of up to 10 users with max 200 programs each special accessories network connection Ethernet for inte...

Page 5: ...rature monitoring vacuum monitoring power failure protection programme protection lift monitoring 1 6 Technical specifications width 240 mm depth 340 mm height 460 mm casing steel stainless steel weig...

Page 6: ...paratus HO5RR F 3G1 0 mm2 Avoid using a junction box with extension cable fire hazard in the case of overloading Connect the vacuum pump Fig 1 Plug in the connecting cable of the control panel to the...

Page 7: ...le trays at the sides of the furnace Fig 4 point 2 Never operate the furnaces without the firing tray on the lift support plate see Fig 2 point 2 When the furnace is in constant operation max end temp...

Page 8: ...and is not aborted during this time the display is out of action For your information the message Recover program interruption is shown in the display after the mains power is on again To clear this m...

Page 9: ...ly entered in min sec If the pre drying temperature or the firing temperature is altered after entering the temperature rise rate the value C min is corrected the time in min sec remains as long as th...

Page 10: ...ate sections for more details on these points Further functions of keys Direction keys up down for selecting a program group Direction keys right left for selecting program groups on the next or previ...

Page 11: ...rature can be altered in the utilities program see section on utility programs 6 3 User menu This menu can accommodate up to 10 users Each user can store up to 200 firing programs and prevent unauthor...

Page 12: ...entry using the keyboard After entry press the cursor key to continue Save with OK key 6 4 3 Deleting the program group Select program group Press the key Confirm with Yes key Program group is deleted...

Page 13: ...or indicates the position Alphanumerical entries using the keypad After entering continue by pressing the cursor key Store program names by pressing OK key Program name is stored and at the same time...

Page 14: ...displayed 7 2 4 Changing to Operation On Press the key main menu program groups are now shown in the display 7 2 5 Program Start Stop Press the Start key the active section of the program is now shown...

Page 15: ...eters Starting and stopping the program The following settings can be selected using the soft keys Entering altering the lift positions for pre drying Selecting pre vacuum Selecting vacuum Selecting s...

Page 16: ...position 8 1 4 Selecting pre vacuum In the case of a program with vacuum the vacuum is built up in the firing chamber before the temperature rise begins Activating the vacuum Press the key Vor Vac pr...

Page 17: ...the keypad Save with OK key End with cooling key The following entry values appear in the display 8 1 8 Delete slow cooling Press cooling key Press key cooling is deleted 8 1 9 Entering job no It is o...

Page 18: ...ft keys 9 1 Standby temperature Select standby temperature Confirm with OK key Enter value Store with OK key Return to service utilities menu by pressing service key or press main menu key to return t...

Page 19: ...n menu key 9 5 Operating hours The operation time while the unit is switched on is recorded Select total operation time Confirm with OK key Display shows operating time of the furnace in hours Return...

Page 20: ...ct measurements and hence to incorrect settings Select temperature adjustment display shows corrected value in the display Set value using the plus or minus keys Confirm with OK key Return to service...

Page 21: ...elect automatic temperature adjustment Confirm with OK key Select with On Off key Save with OK key Return to utilities menu by pressing service key or return to main menu by pressing main menu key 9 1...

Page 22: ...with the OK key 9 16 Date settings Select date settings Confirm with OK key Select field for entering Month Day Year format with up down key Enter values using the keypad Save by pressing OK key Retur...

Page 23: ...essing service key or return to main menu by pressing main menu key 9 19 Languages Select languages Confirm with OK key Select desired language Store with OK key Return to service menu by pressing ser...

Page 24: ...made to the PC The FDS system includes all the parts required for connection as well as the corresponding software and instructions for use 11 Smart Card disk The Smart Card supplied with the furnace...

Page 25: ...e necessary to open the furnace for checking and remedying a fault Should this be the case please heed the safety instructions described in the section Safety advice The following error messages are s...

Page 26: ...nt results have been obtained with alloys in conjunction with VITA Metal Ceramics OMEGA OMEGA 900 VMK 95 when the thermal expansion coefficient of the alloy measured in the range from 25 C 600 C corre...

Page 27: ...0 6 00 9 00 61 1 050 2 00 0 00 VITAPRESS VITA OMEGA 900 IOV 500 6 00 8 00 60 980 2 00 8 00 GLAZE LT 400 4 00 4 00 90 760 1 00 0 00 VITAPRESS VITA OMEGA 900 CORRECTIVE 500 4 00 6 00 70 780 1 00 6 00 VI...

Page 28: ...icient of the alloy measured in the range from 25 C 600 C corresponds to 14 0 14 4 x 10 6 x K 1 In the case of higher thermal expansion coefficients of the alloy the cooling phase of the temperature r...

Page 29: ...g with VITA Akzent Fluid 600 4 00 4 00 85 940 1 00 Glaze firing with Akz 25 600 4 00 4 00 85 940 1 00 Additional firing programs Pre drying C min min C min Temp approx C min VAC min Spectra Gold 550 3...

Page 30: ...5 K Key signal 21 L Languages 23 Lift positions for pre drying and cooling 8 Lift Speed 18 M Main menu 10 Mains power failure 7 Making changing program groups 12 O Operating hours 19 Operating hours f...

Page 31: ...al ground and in as far as legally permissible is limited to the invoiced value of the goods supplied excluding turnover tax In particular as far as legally permissible we do not assume any liability...

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