KaVo 0.553.0810, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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WARNING
Hazard from contraindication.
If the soft tissue in the oral cavity is injured, the compressed air may enable sep‐
tic substances to enter the tissue.
▶ Treatment must be discontinued with instruments operated by compressed
air when soft tissue is damaged in the oral cavity.
CAUTION
Risk of burn injury from hot handpiece head or hot handpiece lid.
Burn injuries in the mouth may be caused if the handpiece overheats.
▶ Never touch soft tissue with the handpiece head or handpiece lid!
CAUTION
Risk due to incorrectly stored instrument.
Injury and infection caused by chucked cutters or grinders.
Damage to clamping system from dropping the instrument.
▶ After treatment, place the instrument properly in the cradle, without the cutter
or grinder.
CAUTION
Premature wear and malfunctioning from improper storage during long periods
of nonuse.
Reduced product life.
▶ The medical device should be cleaned, serviced and stored in a dry location,
according to instructions, before long periods of nonuse.
Note
For safety reasons, we recommend that the tool holder system be checked an‐
nually after the warranty period expires.
The following individuals are authorized to repair and service KaVo products:
▪ Technicians at KaVo branches throughout the world
▪ Technicians specially trained by KaVo
To ensure proper function, the medical device must be set up according to the re‐
processing methods described in the KaVo Instructions for Use, and the care
products and care systems described therein must be used. KaVo recommends
specifying a service interval at the dental office for a licensed shop to clean, serv‐
ice and check the functioning of the medical device. This service interval depends
on the frequency of use and should be adjusted accordingly.
Service may only be carried out by KaVo-trained repair shops using original KaVo
replacement parts.
Instructions for use COMPACTtorque 636 - 0.553.0810 COMPACTtorque 636C - 0.553.0830
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