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Instructions for Use 2018-10-22 48
(4) Storage
Notes on storage
(1)
After use turn off the key and the circuit protector.
(2) Take out the key and give it to the individual responsible for the unit.
(3)
Lock the casters.
(4) Take the contact tip off the handpiece after use and put it in its case to keep it clean.
(5)
Unit must be level and not subject to vibrations or bumping.
If the unit is left on a slanted surface, it could start moving. Block one
of the rear casters with the wheel locking device provided.
(6) Store the unit where it will not get wet.
(7)
If the unit has not been used for 3 months, check that it operates normally before using it again.
(8) Storage Environments
Temperature: +5°C to +40°C (+41°F to +104°F)
Humidity: 10% to 85% (without condensation)
Atmospheric Pressure: 70 kPa to 106 kPa
•
Store tips safely and securely in a place where they will not be accidentally swallowed.
♦ Storage area must not be subject to freezing. If the water freezes, the resulting expansion will ruin the
unit.
♦ Even if the unit is not being used, turn it on and circulate the cooling water once a month. This will filter
the cooling water and keep it from degrading.
♦ Charge the back up battery once every 6 months. Leave the key switch off and turn on the main and start
switches. Leave the unit like this for 8 hours. (Never turn the key switch to the Standby position when
there is no cooling water inside. This will damage the pump.)
About Tip Cases
• Tip cases are not used after the tip has been taken out.
Throw them away after taking the tips out. Follow
normal procedures for disposing of plastic.
• Store the tips cases in a cool, dark place
which is well ventilated. Avoid high
temperatures, humidity, exposure to
direct sunlight and proximity to sources
of ignition.
•
Tip cases that are made with biodegradable plastic are
identified with a logo, shown to the right, inside the case.
• Tip cases that are made of environmentally-friendly
biodegradable plastic are easily degraded by humidity,
alcohol fumes and similar air-borne substances.