Gnatus Syncrus G8 H User manual

PRESENTATION OF MANUAL
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
EQUIPMENT:
Technical Name: Dental Delivery Units and Accessories Trade Name: Syncrus G8 H Delivery Unit Brand: GNATUS
Manufacturer/ Distribuitor:
GNATUS - EQUIPAMENTOS MÉDICO-ODONTOLÓGICOS LTDA. Rod. Abrão Assed , Km 53+450m - Cx. Postal 782 CEP 14097-500 Ribeirão Preto - S.P. - Brasil Fone +55 (16) 2102-5000 - Fax +55 (16) 2102-5001 C.N.P.J. 48.015.119/0001-64 - Insc. Est. 582.329.957.115 www.gnatus.com.br - gnatus@gnatus.com.br Technical Duties: Gilberto Henrique Canesin Nomelini CREA-SP: 0600891412
Registration ANVISA #: 10229030047
ATTENTION
For greater safety:
Read and understand all the instructions contained in these
Instructions for Use before installing or operating this Equipment.
Note: These Instructions for Use must be read by all the operators
of this Equipment.
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INDEX
PRESENTATION OF MANUAL ........................................................................02
IDENTIFICATION OF EQUIPMENT .................................................................05
- Principles and bases applied to the functioning of the product..............................06
- Description of Equipment ...............................................................................06
- Indication of Equipment ................................................................................07
MODULES, ACCESSORIES, OPTIONS AND MATERIALS OF CONSUMPTION .....08
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS .......................................................................11
- Technical features of the Delivery Unit and its accessories ...................................11
- Electromagnetic emissions ..............................................................................13
- Dimension ....................................................................................................17
- Symbologies of packaging .............................................................................18
- Symbologies of product .................................................................................18
- Standards applied .........................................................................................20
- Content of acessible and non-accessible demarcations .......................................20
INSTALLATION OF EQUIPMENT ....................................................................20
OPERATION OF EQUIPMENT .........................................................................20
- Turning on / off the dental set .........................................................................20
- Positioning ...................................................................................................21
- Activation of Terminals ..................................................................................21
- Adjustment of Spray “TB/TM” ........................................................................21
- Adjustment of Spray “FO/MME” .......................................................................21
- Use of 3-Way Syringe ...................................................................................22
- Curing Light Activation ..................................................................................22
- Laser Hand Activation ...................................................................................23
- Ultrasound Activation .....................................................................................24
- Bicarbonate Jet Activation"Jet Hand" ................................................................25
- Equipment activation by the delivery unit panel .................................................27
Use and applications (Digital control panel kit) ..................................................28
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- How to supply the reservoirs ...........................................................................29
PRECAUTIONS, RESTRICTIONS AND WARNINGS ..........................................30
- Conditions of transport, storage and operation ..................................................30
- Sensitiveness to environmental conditions foreseeable in normal situations of use .30
- Precautions and warnings “during the installation” of equipment ..........................30
- Recommendations for preserving the equipment. ...............................................31
- Precautions and warnings “during the use” of equipment ....................................31
- Precautions and warnings “after” the use of equipment ......................................31
- Precautions and warnings during the “cleaning and disinfection” of equipment .......32
- Precautions in case of alteration in the functioning of equipment ..........................32
- Precautions to be adopted against foreseeable or uncommon risks,
related to the deactivation and abandoning of equipment ......................................32
CORRECTIVE AND PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE AND PRESERVATION............33
- Additional procedures for reuse .......................................................................33
- Cleaning ......................................................................................................33
- Disinfection ..................................................................................................33
Cleaning: ......................................................................................................34
- Ultrasound ...................................................................................................34
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INDEX
- Laser Hand ...................................................................................................34
- Bicarbonate Jet .............................................................................................35
- Reservoirs ....................................................................................................35
- Bio-System ..................................................................................................35
- 3-Way Syringe ..............................................................................................35
- Preventive Maintenance .................................................................................36
- Corrective Maintenance ..................................................................................36
UNFORESEEN EVENTS – SOLUTION OF PROBLEMS ........................................36
WARRANTY OF EQUIPMENT ..........................................................................38
FINAL CONSIDERATIONS ..............................................................................38
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DESCRIPTION OF THE EQUIPMENT
Dear Customer
Congratulations. You have made a good choice when you decided to buy a GNATUS QUALITY product comparable to the best products available in the World. This manual is a general presentation of your product and it will give you important details to help you to solve possible problems.
Please, read it and keep this with you.
Identi cation
Technical Name: Dental Delivery Units and Accessories
Trade Name: Syncrus G8 H Delivery Unit
Brand: GNATUS
kit Laser Hand Identi cation
Trade Name: Kit Laser Hand Nº Registro Anvisa: 80051420005 Brand: MM Optics
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DESCRIPTION OF THE EQUIPMENT
Principles and bases applied to the functioning of the product
It has hoses with compressed air and connectors for the supply of handpieces (high and
low rotation) and a syringe with air and water outlet.
Description of Equipment
Equipment for odontological use, fl ex type model, coupled to the chair.
Equipped with side panel and central control.
Flexible, removable and autoclavable tips support, protecting them against impact.
Tips movement through retractile rods with lock for tension release of the hose that provides lightness of movements, allowing greater proximity to operative fi eld.
Articulated arms with wide horizontal and vertical movement, with pneumatic locking, triggered by button located under the equipo body, providing gentleness of movement and stop at the desired position. Frontal bilateral catcher easily accessible, with distinctive design.
Non-removable auxiliary tray support with horizontal movement, designed to adapt to the various trays and instruments supports available in the market (items not supplied by Gnatus).
Equipo body built of high impact polyethylene.
Steel structure with surface treatment using nanotechnology. High brightness fl at paint, epoxy-based, polymerized in a 250° C heater, resistant to corrosion and cleaning materials.
Smooth hoses, without grooves or ridges, rounded, soft and fl exible.
EN ISO 9001/2000 and EN ISO 13485/2003 Quality System, assuryng the products are manufactured under standart procedures.
Products manufactured in agreement with RDC 59/00 - ANVISA - (Sanitary Surveillance National Agency).
Curing light (optional item) – Features of the product:
The Curing Light belongs to the newest generation of LED photo-activation devices. This abbreviation stands for Light Emitting Diode, a totally different type of light emission, if compared to conventional halogen equipment.
Unlike traditional devices, which generate wide-spectrum light and heat, this technology uses a cold light of the precise wave length needed to activate various dental products.
LED technology, which was recently introduced in Dentistry, brought about several useful features to those light-curing devices used in composite resin restoration. Besides being more durable, LED technology turned devices more compact, ergonomic and easier to install and transport. The emission of cold light within a precise wave length range ensures the safe cure of camphorquinone-activated composites, preventing dental heating, pulp damage or discomfort for both patient and dentist. Although being relatively new, this technology is nowadays in its second generation. LED safety and effi ciency, now allied to high-energy emission, are available to all clinic procedures which require light-curing power, including bleaching treatments.
The light of 440nm-460nm wave length, allied to the high energy emitted by Curing Light, makes possible the multi-functionality of this device:
- Direct restoration procedures: composite resins, ionomers and adhesives.
- Indirect restorations: adhesive cementation of laminates, inlays, esthetic pins and
metal-free crowns.
- Dental Bleaching: activation of bleaching gel and polymerization of gingival barriers.
Compatible with 35% hydrogen peroxide-based bleaching gels.
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DESCRIPTION OF THE EQUIPMENT
- Attachment of braces and orthodontic accessories.
- Activation of light-cure materials, such as sealants, surgical cements and covering
bases.
Designed and built with cutting-edge technology, it meets the highest standards specifi ed
by world’s dental authorities.
Operation control display in handpiece, sound alarm with beep every 10 seconds and
4 beeps at the end of the cycle.
Advantages offered by Curing Light:
- More spectrally-selective light than conventional lamps.*
- Cold light, it doesn’t heat up the resin nor the tooth**
• Light compact equipment that provides handling comfort.
• Low power consumption.
• Longer useful life of the light emitting diode (equivalent to 36.000.000 cycles of 10
seconds).
• It does not use optical fi lter.
• It does not require forced ventilation, thus avoiding noise emission.
We noted that the light emitted by the Curing Light is completely contained within the absorption interval of the photo starter, therefore it’s 100% used, whereas the conventional equipment running on halogen lamps has non-used wave-length regions.
The Curing Light doesn’t generate heat since it uses light emitting diodes.
The light conductor is removable, made out of high resistance polymer and of easy maintenance.
Laser Hand Kit (optional item) – Features of the product:
See the Owner’s Manual - Laser Hand
Digital control panel Kit (optional item)
Additional information: See “Digital control panel” Owner Manual (“Bien Air”)
Bicarbonate jet (optional item) – Features of the product:
See the Owner’s Manual - Jet Hand
Indication of Equipment
This equipment is for dental use use only. It must be operated and utilized by specialized professional (certifi ed professional, according to the legislation of the country) and following the instructions of the manual. The operation of the equipment required, for the professional, the utilization of correct instruments and it should to be in perfect conditions of the use, and to protect the professional, the patients and others, in the eventual danger situation.
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MODULES, ACCESSORIES, OPTIONS AND MATERIALS OF CONSUMPTION
The content on this page is informative; the equipment can be different from those illustrated. Therefore, when purchasing the product check the technical compatibility between equipment, coupling and accessories.
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A - Power (power ul trasound
03
04
05
06
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adjustment) B - Speed (electric microengine power
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adjustment) C - Light (electric microengine
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brightness adjustment)
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Basic product confi guration:
1- Triple Syringe, 2- High speed TB/TM/FO terminals, 1- Micro engine terminal TB/TM/ FO/MME.
01 - Triple Syringe 02 - Bilateral Catcher 03 - Negatoscope 04 - Control Panel 05 - Auxiliary trays 06 - Gauge
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07 - Articulated arm 08 - Column Arm
09 - Terminal microengine
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10 - High rotation terminals
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11 - Auxiliary tray / Support tools (not supplied by Gnatus) 12 - Water records for FO/MME/Ultrasound 13 - Arm brake valve
optional item
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MODULES, ACCESSORIES, OPTIONS AND MATERIALS OF CONSUMPTION
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The drawing illustrates all optional items; therefore, your equipment will consist only of items selected during your purchase option.
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MODULES, ACCESSORIES, OPTIONS AND MATERIALS OF CONSUMPTION
01 - Terminals
- TB: Borden Terminal
- TM: Midwest Terminal
- FO: Optical fi ber Terminal
- MME: Electric microengine Terminal
02 - Photopolymerizes + tip for 3 teeth
03 - Laser hand Kit
(No registration Anvisa 80051420005)
- Laser Hand
- "patient and professional" protection goggles
- Manuals 04 - Bicarbonate jet "Jet Hand" Kit
- Bicarbonate Jet
- Plunger
- Reservoir caps
- Sealing Rings
- Bicarbonate Sachet
- Manual
05 - Ultrasound kit
- Ultrasound
- Grip key
- Inserts "no. 1, 2, 10P and A120 "
06 - Digital control panel MME Bien Air Kit
- Digital control panel
- Electric micro-engine
- Contra Angle 1:1
- Contra Angle 1:5
- Manual
07 - Water Heater Kit for triple Syringe
The use of any part, accessory or material not specifi ed or provided in these instructions is of entire responsibility of the user.
The accessories described above can never be commercialized separated from the product.
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Technical features of the Delivery Unit and its accessories General
Model Syncrus G8 H Delivery Unit Classication of Equipment as per ANVISA: Class II Classication of Equipment as per standard IEC 60601-1: Protection against Electric Shock - Type B and Class I Equipment (IEC 60601-1) Degree of safety of application in presence: Equipment not suited to an anesthetic mixture inammable with air, oxygen or nitrous
oxide. Mode of Operation Continuous operation with intermittent load
Power Supply
Power Supply Voltage (coming from dental chair) 127/220 V~ (Selectable) Frequency 50/60 Hz Input fuse (coming from dental chair) 5A Delayed action Voltage in equipment (coming from dental chair) 12 and 24 V~
Other speci cations
Inlet air pressure 80 PSI (5,52 BAR) Inlet air pressure - Syringe 40 PSI (2,76 BAR) Maximum consumption of air (dental set) 80 l/min Capacity of water reservoir 1000ml High rotation air consumption 9 l/min
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
High rotation water consumption 0,02 l/min Syringe air consumption 17 l/min Syringe water consumption 0,1 l/min Maximum capacity of load applied to trays 1Kg Net weight (complete version) 26 Kg Gross weight (complete version) 31 Kg
Dimensions (mm) - Auxiliary trays
385 x 300
Speci cations of Curring Light
Power 5,2VA Light source 1 LED Active medium Semicondutor Led (InGaN) Wavelength 440nm - 460nm Timer 90 seconds Timer alarm sound alarm with beep every 10 seconds and 4 beeps at the end of the cycle Activation Through the hand-piece button Light conductor Made out of special polymer, rotational, removable and reuse sable. Hand-piece body ABS injected
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