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Revision Date: Rev B 2007-04
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CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION
Inside This Guide ......................................................2
Welcome to the A-dec 500 Service Guide. This guide provides a complete
review of:
• A-dec 511 chair
• A-dec 500 delivery systems
• Programming
•Cuspidor
• Floor box
• Support side features
• Monitor mounts
• Dental lights
• Clinical products
This guide is intended for newly trained and seasoned service
technicians responsible for installing and maintaining A-dec products.
The technician should understand the operation of dental equipment,
how to use flow diagrams and how to perform basic maintenance on
dental or medical equipment.
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A-dec Service Guide, Vol. II INTRODUCTION Document Conventions
I NSIDE THIS GUIDE
Inside this guide you will find the tools, maintenance, adjustments and
troubleshooting information for servicing A-dec 500 products.
This guide contains:
• Adjustments and maintenance information
• Flow diagrams for routing tubing and wiring
• Step-by-step instructions for troubleshooting
• Part number information on serviceable/saleable parts, and nonsaleable parts
• Exploded illustrated parts breakdown of assemblies, showing
sequence of assembly
Document Conventions
A number of items and instructions appear throughout this document.
The information contained within these pages uses special formatting,
note styles and symbols to help identify important instructions or
component status.
Formatting Conventions
The formatting conventions are designed to make information quick
and easy to find and understand.
• Italic type indicates document names and to indicate emphasis.
• Bold type indicates new terms or glossary terms, and is used for
section headings
.
WARNING Warnings indicate potential loss of life or limb.
The conventions for the serviceable components tables are designed to
identify all parts and kits, including ones that are not for sale. Symbols
with reference notes are used.
SymbolDefinition
†Indicates that the individual part is not available for
sale (these parts are typically part of a kit and/or
larger assembly that is for sale)
No symbolPart is fo r sale
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A-dec Service Guide, Vol. IIINTRODUCTION Customer Service
G ETTING SUPPORT
Customer Service
For questions not addressed in this document, contact A-dec Customer Service using contact information for your region.
U.S. and Canada
A-dec Inc.
2601 Crestview Drive
Newberg, OR 97132 USA
Tel: 1.800.547.1883 within US and Canada
Tel: 1.503.538.7478 outside US and Canada
www.a-dec.com
www.a-dec.biz
International
(For United Kingdom and Australia see those regions)
A-dec International Inc.
2601 Crestview Drive
Newberg, OR 97132 USA
Tel: 1.503.538.7478
www.a-dec.com
www.a-dec.biz
United Kingdom
A-dec United Kingdom
Austin House, 11 Liberty Way
Nuneaton, Warwickshire CV11 6RZ
England
Tel: 0800 ADECUK (233285) within UK
Tel: 44 24 7635 0901 outside UK
www.a-dec.co.uk
Australia
A-dec Australia
Unit 8, 5-9 Ricketty St.
Mascot, NSW 2020
Australia
Tel: (02) 8332 4000
A-dec Service Guide, Vol. II INTRODUCTION Genuine A-dec Parts Catalog
O THER SOURCESOF INFORMATION
There are a number of other related documents in the A-dec
documentation set. These documents cover a wide range of reference
information.
Genuine A-dec Parts Catalog
The Genuine A-dec Parts Catalog, P/N 85.5000.00, provides part number
and ordering information for A-dec serviceable parts. This catalog
details service parts for current products and products which are no
longer manufactured, but still in use. Refer to this catalog for
additional details on parts found in the service guide addendum.
A-dec Dental Furniture Technical Packet
The A-dec Dental Furniture Technical Packet, P/N 86.0142.00, contains
information specifically related to dental furniture. The content is
intended to assist you in specifying plumbing, utilities, framing and
construction requirements for installation of dental furniture.
A-dec Illustrated Parts Breakdown
The A-dec Illustrated Parts Breakdown (IPB), P/N 85.0851.00, contains
illustrated, exploded views of assemblies with part numbers and
descriptions for associated parts for products produced before
A-dec 500.
Electronic Documentation
Electronic versions (PDF files) of our documentation (installation
instructions, service guides, technical information) can be viewed or
downloaded from the Partner Resources section of the A-dec website
(www.a-dec.biz). Check this location for current detail on products and
technical information.
OrderNet
OrderNet is a simple, convenient online ordering system that is
available 24 hours. Use OrderNet to place quick orders for service parts
or use to configure product and prepare proposals. Order
acknowledgments are emailed as soon as you place your order.
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A-dec Service Guide, Vol. IIINTRODUCTION A-dec 500
S ERIALAND MODEL NUMBERS
Product serial and model number information can be found on the
serial/model number labels. When you contact customer service, the
serial number helps identify the product and when it was
manufactured.
A-dec 500
A-dec 500 serial and model number information can be found on
serial/model number labels.
ItemDescription
1Light, underside of the flexarm
2Delivery system, underside of the delivery system
3Chair, chair upper structure frame, under the toeboard
4Cuspidor, inside support center
5Assistant’s instrumentation, underside of the assistant’s arm
6Power supply, inside motor pump area
Track light - on back of circuit breaker cover; wall-mounted - on top of
circuit breaker cover or at the very base of the post on the transformer
side; Preference-mounted - on the transformer cover underneath the
x-ray cap or at the end of the post by the transformer; ceiling-mounted on top of circuit breaker cover.
Figure 1 Serial/Model Number Locations on A-dec 500
1
3
4
6
5
2
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A-dec Service Guide, Vol. II INTRODUCTION Reading Serial Number Labels
Reading Serial Number Labels
Use the tables shown and Figure 4 to reference how to identify serial/
model number information. The REF: number is the model number.
The S/N: is the serial number.
1Model number of the product
2Month code (see Table 1)
3Year the product was manufactured
The first letter of the serial number is the month the product was
manufactured (see Table 1). The first digit following the letter is the
year the product was manufactured.
Figure 2 Serial Number Label (511 chair)
1
2
3
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A-dec Service Guide, Vol. IIINTRODUCTION Recommended Tools
S ERVICE TOOLS
Recommended Tools
Table 2 lists the types of tools available from A-dec for servicing A-dec equipment and their recommended use:
Tab l e 2 Recommended Tools
ToolTas kPart IllustrationPart Number
Drive air pressure gaugeAdjusting handpiece drive air
pressure, 0-60 psi (4.13 bar). This
gauge does not fit the Borden 3-hole
coupler
50.0271.00
HemostatTroubleshooting or repairing a unit to
stop air or water flow through tubing
Hex hey setServicing or installing A-dec
equipment (plastic case included)
®
Loctite
O-ring toolsReplacing O-rings during quick field
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Installing threaded fasteners to
prevent loosening
repairs (fits the four smallest O-ring
sizes)
009.008.00
009.018.00
060.001.00 (Red 271)
060.002.00 (Blue 242)
009.013.00
A-dec Service Guide, Vol. II INTRODUCTION Recommended Tools
ToolTas kPart IllustrationPart Number
Panel mount gaugeChecking air/water pressure
Can also be used as an inline pressure
gauge for testing purposes
026.118.00
Silicone lubricantLubrication of internal moving parts
such as O-rings, oral evacuator valves,
and bushings
Sleeve toolAid in securing 1/4" tubing sleeves
and 1/8" uni-clamps
Snap ring toolInstallation and removal of internal
and external snap rings (fits all snap
rings used in A-dec equipment)
Tubing stripperSeparation of the extruded air and
water lines in vinyl tubing
Umbilical stringerRoute additional tubing or wiring
through existing umbilical assemblies
(12’ [3.66 mm] stringer with
threading holes on both ends)
Valve test syringeQuick tests of pilot operated valves;
used to apply a static pressure of 5-75
psi (.34-5.17 bar)
98.0090.01
98.0072.00
009.007.00
009.035.00
009.015.00
98.0050.01
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A-dec Service Guide, Vol. II
DENTAL CHAIR
This section provides information related to servicing, maintenance,
and adjustments. Detail on how to service the chair and troubleshoot
specific problems is presented. For information on service parts, see the
Genuine A-dec Service Parts Catalog or contact A-dec customer service.
The A-dec 511 chair provides a range of movements to position the
patient for dental treatment. The dental chair consists of a stable base,
an ergonomically synchronized seat and back support, adjustable head
support, and collapsible arm support. A footswitch and/or
touchpad(s) control the chair movement. A hydraulic system and four
programmable positions deliver entry, treatment, and exit positioning.
The deluxe touchpad option provides two operators with four more
programmable positions for a total of eight.
Specifications are subject to change without notice.
NOTE Ensure the chair is bolted to the floor after installation.
Power On/Off Button
The power On/Off button is located on the base of the chair, and is the
main disconnect that completely shuts down the electrical systems.
When the button is pressed in, power is on. When the button is out,
power is off.
Figure 2 On/Off Button
A
(A) On/Off Button
Limp-Along Feature
If there is a problem or malfunction, the limp-along feature allows the
operator to move the chair in the up direction for one second intervals
by pushing the manual control buttons on the touchpad or footswitch.
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Product Overview A-dec 511 Chair Specifications
Chair Power Supply
The 300-watt power supply comes standard with the A-dec 511 chair. It
is located in the motor pump area of the chair. The total available
auxiliary load is a maximum of 4 Amps.
NOTE The electric switch connects the power supply to
pilot air.
Tab l e 3 Power Supply Circuit Breaker Function
Circuit BreakerFunction
CB 1Mains
CB 2Mains
CB 3Support side arm (side support arm)
CB 4Assistant’s arm, control head (delivery system) and
chair circuit board.
CB 5Dental light
Figure 3 Chair Power Supply Circuit Breaker Identification
CB 2
POWER ON MODE
NO CONNECTION
REQUIRED
SWITCH ON
13A @ 250V ~ MAX
VACUUM
NCNOCOM
RELAY
AMP
10
CB 4
CB 3
10
A
M
P
10
A
M
P
10
A
M
P
MAINS OUTPUT
POWER 4A MAX
CB 3
CB 4
CB 5
OUTPUT
8A MAX
DATA
OV~ 24V~
SIDE
SUPPORT
ARM
DENTAL
LIGHT
ASSITANT'S ARM
& CONTROL HEAD
CB 5
CB 1
AMP
10
CB 1CB 2
MASTER TOGGLE
CONTROL OF POWER
CONNECT AIR SUPPLY
FROM MASTER TOGGLE
SWITCH ON
MAINS
INPUT
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Product Overview A-dec 511 Chair Specifications
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Flow Diagram Chair Flow Diagram
F LOW DIAGRAM
Chair Flow Diagram
This flow diagram details both electrical and plumbing information for servicing and troubleshooting the A-dec 511 chair. The flow diagram is
located on the inside of the motor pump cover. This diagram includes the air electric switch, motor pump connections, and potentiometers.
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Figure 4 Chair Flow Diagram
Flow Diagram Chair Flow Diagram
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S ERVICE/USAGE INFORMATION
Service/Usage Information Chair Covers
Chair Covers
The A-dec 511 chair motor pump, lift arm and stop plate covers are
removed in the following order:
1. Motor Pump Cover
• To remove: Remove screw from each side and lift up.
• To replace: Replace cover, and attach with two screws.
2. Lift Arm Cover
• To remove: Pull one side of the cover until it releases from the
lift arm.
• To replace: Align one side of the cover with the lift arm and snap
into place. Ensure both sides are firmly attached.
3. Stop Plate
• To remove: Pull one side of the cover until it releases from the
lift arm.
• To replace: Slide one side of the cover over the post on the lift arm
and attach.
Service/Usage Information Factory Default Routine
Factory Default Routine
When a new circuit board is installed in the chair, the circuit board
needs to run the factory default routine to learn the range of motion of
the chair.
The routine:
• sets the base and back upper limits
• calculates new presets based on actual range of motion of the chair
• verifies that the potentiometers work
To start the factory default routine, place the “spare” jumper in the
factory default position on the P3 test points of the chair circuit board.
When running the factory default routine the chair:
1. Moves base down
2. Moves base up
3. Moves back down
4. Moves back up
5. Moves base and back to Position 0
6. Beeps three times
NOTE The jumper must remain in the factory default position
to complete the factory default routine. The status LEDs on the
standard and deluxe touchpads and the chair circuit board
double blink while the factory default routine is running and
after the routine is complete.
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Chair Circuit Board Components
Service/Usage Information Chair Circuit Board Components
Part No: 90.1072.00
ItemDescription
1P7, P8, P9 - Data line ports
2DS4 - Stop switch LED (limit switch) and P10 connector
3DS5 - Back potentiometer LED and P1 connector
4DS6 - Base potentiometer LED and P2 connector
5P5 - Footswitch connector
6P3 - Test points
7DS12 - Base down LED and relay K5
8DS11 - Base up LED and relay K4
9DS10 - Back down LED and relay K3
10DS9 - Back up LED and relay K2
11DS1 - AC power LED
12DS2 - Status LED
13DS3 - Data LED
14DS13 - Chair lockout LED and terminal strip J1
15J2 - Ø VAC terminal strip (output)
16J2 - 24VAC terminal strip (output)
17P4 - Input power and dental light connector
18J3 - Vacuum relay K7 and output terminal strip
19P11 - Pump motor and solenoid connector
20DS8 - Dental light LED and relay K1
21DS7 - Dental light LED and relay K6
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Figure 6 A-dec 511 Chair Circuit Board Components
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1
16
14
17
Service/Usage Information Chair Circuit Board Components
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11
12
13
18
21
10
2
19
9
8
4
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