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Contents
Technical information
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Hot Note!
Earth CE mark
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The vacuum motor starts when the switch is set to “Vacuum” (=); the green light
comes on.
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press the Heating switch (fig. 1).
Preheating takes around 3 minutes.
Preheating is not always necessary but is
always recommended for sheets thinner
than 1 mm.
frame (fig. 2) and close it carefully.
Slide the frame all the way up (fig. 3).
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plate (fig. 4)
impression is not too high. If it is, the
sheet will be drawn occlusively too thin,
which increases the likelihood of cracks
in the incisal edges.
frame with the deep-draw sheet (fig. 5).
Preheat the sheet until it hangs down by
2 to 3 centimetres (fig. 6)
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again. Switch on the vacuum motor and
use the handles (fig. 7) to pull the
frame down over the impression.
Allow the motor to run until the sheet
has cooled.
deep-draw sheet (fig. 8) and cut away
the flat part of the sheet.
achieve the required result.
activated when the CVF is used for too long.
Let the Cavex VacuFormer cool for at least 10 minutes after use.
This prevents overheating.
Do not leave the heating element over the handles for too long.
The intense heat could melt them. The handles could also become
hot enough to burn your hands.
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This can happen when the sheet has become too hot. The problem
can be prevented by preheating sufficiently and swivelling the heating
element to the rear in good time.
This is often caused by a cast being too high. Trim the cast to a height
of no more than 2.5 centimetres. This problem can be caused by the
cast being too centralised. Place the anterior part closer to the centre.
This is often caused by insufficient heating or a vacuum period that
is too short.
Overheating makes the sheet so soft that it is sucked into the
vacuum holes during the vacuum process. Prevent overheating.
Carefully try to extract the sheet from the holes.
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We are not liable for damage caused by unqualified persons.
Wait for the element to cool
Wait for the element to cool
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