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Maintenance and Troubleshooting
Fig. 11.1
Fig. 11.2
Fig. 11.3
Fig. 11.4
Fig. 11.5
Fig. 11.6
REMOVING THE HANDPIECE MIRROR
1. Insert the 3-pin side of the tool into the 3 holes of the cap in the
Handpiece head. Make sure the user sees all the pins fit snugly. Turn
counter-clockwise approximately 3 turns to unscrew the cap. Remove
and store the cap in a safe place (Fig 11.2).
NOTE: Do not turn the headpiece with the opening facing down to
avoid the mirror falling out and becoming lost.
IMPORTANT: The mirror is oval symmetrical, make sure of proper
orientation when inserting the mirror into the opening in the
Handpiece head (Fig. 11.5, 11.6).
NOTE:
If the mirror has burn marks, clean the internal surfaces
of the Handpiece head with a long cotton swab moistened with
alcohol. 99% pure isopropyl alcohol is required for the use of this
product.
CHANGING THE HANDPIECE MIRROR
1. To inspect the mirror, remove it following the proper procedure as
illustrated above.
2. Mirror can be contaminated or damaged (Fig. 11.7).
3. A contaminated mirror can be cleaned with a cotton swab moistened with
optical grade acetone or alcohol, as follows (Fig 11.8):
• Place the wet swab over the mirror surface and wait for approximately
5 seconds for the solvent to soften the contaminating material;
• Wipe off the contamination by a quick turn and removal of the swab;
• Repeat several times until all contamination is removed.
5. If the mirror has remaining burn marks or scratches, it should be
replaced.
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2. Insert the other side of the tool perpendicular to the plane of the backside
of the mirror inside the opening. Screw the threaded side of the tool into the
mirror by turning the tool 2-2
1/2
full turns. Do not thread all the way into the
mirror for easier release of the mirror later (Fig 11.3).
3. Pull the mirror straight out from the head opening (Fig 11.4). Wear gloves
or fingertips - DO NOT handle the mirror with bare hands. Grab the mirror
with fingers or tweezers and unscrew it from the tool. If the user touches the
mirror surface, gently clean it with a cotton swab moistened with alcohol.