First Check if drain valve is off and pressure switch is in the “off” position. Check
the condition of the power supply. Insert the plug of the machine into the
power supply socket. Installation of the unit is complete.
Second connect air supply hose to the quick connectors.
Third, hand the air/watery syringe assembly and the handpiece hoses on the
handpiece hangers.
Fourth add water to the clean water bottle by removing and connecting the
bottle.
5.2
Test Run The Machine
5.2.1 Close the drain valve and the air outlet ball valve. Turn the operation
handle pressure switch to “On” and the machine will start immediately. The
reading on the pressure gauge should slowly rise indicating the air pressure
building in the tank. When the pressure inside the tank reaches 8 bar, the
pressure switch will activate and the power supply to the compressor will
automatically shut off.
5.2.2 To detect an air leak, observe the pressure gauge on a full tank to see if
the reading on the gauge drops. If there is no detectable air leak; open the air
outlet valve next to test the pressure switch. When the air pressure drops below
5 bar; the compressor should automatically start to build pressure again. If the
unit can automatically stop and start, then the machine is functioning normally.
5.2.3 If the portable unit if functioning normally, you can turn the pressure
switch to the “off” position and pull the plug out of the power socket. This will
conclude the test run of the portable unit.
5.3
Draining of the air tank
The frequency at which you should drain the air tank of water will depend on the
humility and frequency of use. Under normal the unit would need to be drained
once every 2-‐3 days.
To drain the air tank, connect the drain pipe to the drain valve. Turn the drain
knob slowly counter clockwise; this will drain the air tank of the atmospheric
water that had condensed at the bottom of the air tank. After all the water is
drained from the tank, turn the drain knob slowly clockwise to close off the drain
valve.
