Dreve Polymax 1, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Polymax 1, 1/120 °C, 3 and 5
7. Operation Polymax 1, 3 and 5
7.1 Adjustment of water temperature
Switch on the unit at the main switch
(14). At the first startup the display for
temperature (d) shows 45 °C, which
has been adjusted by the factory. The
display for time (f) shows 0. To get to
the adjustment area for polymerisation
temperature press temperature switch
(e) for more than 3 seconds. The tem-
perature indication display (d) as well
as the LED for heating (c) are blinking.
By turning the knob (b) to the right or
left every temperature between 5 and
95 °C (41 and 203 °F) can be adjusted
in intervals of 5 °C (9 °F). The adjusted
value will be confirmed by pushing the
temperature switch (e) again.
On the right besides the display (d) an
LED indication (c) shows the current
heating process.
The adjusted value will be indicated
blinking in the display (d) until the pre-
adjusted temperature will be attained
in the pressure pot. If the temperature
of the water bath meets the adjusted
temperature, the LED indication (c) dis-
appears and the blinking in the display
indication (d) stops.
The water temperature in the polymeri-
sation pot is measured constantly elec-
tronically by means of a temperature
sensor. In case of a deviation of 2 °C
the heating switches on again auto-
matically until the set temperature is
reached.
Tip:
For a quick and energy efficient
heating of the water bath the lid of the
polymerisation pot (2) is to be closed
during this phase.
7.2 Adjustment of polymerisation time
Push the adjustment knob (b) one time
and adjust the desired polymerisation
time by turning the knob to the right/ left. Adjustment can be realised in
5-minute intervals up to a maximum
value of 90 minutes.
7.3 Polymerisation
Open the lid (2) and put the objects to
be polymerised into the warm water
bath. Handle sharp-edged objects (e. g.
metal flasks or articulators) very care-
fully, as scratches in the surface coat-
ing of the polymerisation pot may lead to calcification and pitting corrosion in
the long run.
Control the correct position of the
O-Ring (7) in the groove and correct it,
if necessary by pressing onto it with the