Heka Dental UnicLine 5D Operating And Technical Instructions

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Heka Dental A/S Catalogue no.: KA-0002-EN – date: 02062017 - Version 4.3

OPERATING AND TECHNICAL

INSTRUCTIONS

UnicLine 5D

KEEP THIS MANUAL WITH UNIT AT ALL TIMES

Manuals for OEM equipment are included in the shipping boxes.

Installation, Service, and Maintenance by authorized Heka Dental dealers only.

Preface

Dear Customer

Ever since Heka Dental A/S was established in 1975 our objectives have been the same:

 to create an ergonomically optimal unit  to design the unit in a simple and dependable way  to be able to meet the individual needs of the dental team  to make a unit of hygienic and unique design

We are still proud of these basic values, which are the cornerstones of our philosophy.

At Heka Dental we want to make sure that the service offered to our customers is of the same high quality as our products. Therefore, you are always welcome to contact your local UnicLine distributor.

Welcome to the world of Heka Dental

Thomas Steen Nielsen

Managing Director

Heka Dental A/S is an ISO 13485 certified company

Preface .................................................................................................... 2

1. Introduction ................................................................................... 5

1.1 Device Description ............................................................................................ 5

1.2 Indications for Use ........................................................................................... 5

1.3 Contraindications ............................................................................................. 5

1.4 Warnings & Precautions ................................................................................... 5

1.5 Cautions ........................................................................................................... 7

1.6 Use of instruments ........................................................................................... 8

1.7 Regulatory Classifications ................................................................................ 8

1.8 Symbols ............................................................................................................ 9

2.0 UnicLine 5D Labelled Diagram ....................................................................... 11

2.1 Components .................................................................................. 11

2.2 Optional equipment and instruments ................................................................ 12

2.3 Diagram of the Display....................................................................................... 12

3. Operating Instructions .................................................................. 13

3.1 Starting UnicLine 5D ...................................................................................... 13

4.0 Foot control .................................................................................................... 14

4.1 Standard foot control ...................................................................................... 14

4.2 Standard variable foot control ........................................................................ 15

4.3 Universal variable foot control ........................................................................ 16

4.4 Wireless Standard foot control ........................................................................ 17

Pairing of the foot control ............................................................................... 18

4.5 Wireless standard variable foot control ........................................................... 19

Programming and pairing of the foot control ................................................... 20

4.6 Wireless Variable universal foot control, ......................................................... 21

Programming and pairing of the foot control ................................................... 22

5. Instruments .................................................................................. 23

5.1 Turbine instrument ........................................................................................ 23

5.2 Variable turbine ............................................................................................. 24

5.3 Micromotor with fibre optics ........................................................................... 25

Motor Test ...................................................................................................... 26

5.4 Ultrasonic Scaler ............................................................................................ 27

5.5 Light polymerization instrument ..................................................................... 28

5.6 3-, 6- and 7-Function Syringes ....................................................................... 29

5.7 Air-Flow Instrument ....................................................................................... 30

5.8 Intraoral camera, Sopro, external instrument ................................................. 31

5.9 Sterile water system ....................................................................................... 32

6. Spittoon ........................................................................................ 33

6.1 How to operate the spittoon ............................................................................ 33

6.2 Aspiration on telescopic arm .......................................................................... 35

6.3 Metasys Automatic Separator ......................................................................... 37

Daily preventive maintenance ......................................................................... 37

Replacement of the collection tank ................................................................. 37

6.4 Metasys Amalgam Separator .......................................................................... 38

Daily preventive maintenance ......................................................................... 38

Weekly preventive maintenance ...................................................................... 38

Replacement of the amalgam collection tank .................................................. 38

7. Cleaning & Disinfection ................................................................. 39

7.1 Cleaning & Disinfection for external clinical contact surfaces ........................ 39

7.2 Cleaning & Disinfection for the dental chair upholstery ................................. 40

7.3 Cleaning & Disinfection for external surfaces ................................................. 40

7.4 Automatic Suction-Cleaning System .............................................................. 41

7.5 Rinsing of instruments ................................................................................... 43

7.6 Emptying of water canals ................................................................................ 43

7.7 Annual maintenance ...................................................................................... 44

7.8 Annual maintenance (Check list) .................................................................... 44

8.1 Timer & Clock ................................................................................................. 46

8.2 Programming options for instruments ............................................................ 47

8.3 Wireless foot control, technical specifications ................................................. 48

Specification ................................................................................................... 48

Radio Part ....................................................................................................... 48

Batteries ......................................................................................................... 48

9. Technical Manual – For Authorized Technician Use ONLY ............. 50

9.1 Technical data ................................................................................................ 50

9.2 Installation requirements ............................................................................... 51

9.3 Classification of equipment ............................................................................. 52

9.4 Regulatory Standards Compliance .................................................................. 53

9.5 Components & Performance Specifications ..................................................... 54

9.6 Block diagram of the control system in UnicLine 5D ...................................... 56

9.7 Power board .................................................................................................... 57

9.8 Main board ..................................................................................................... 59

9.9 Auxiliary board ............................................................................................... 62

9.10 Display board for modules and timer .............................................................. 66

9.11 Suction-cleaning Board .................................................................................. 68

9.12 Spittoon Board ............................................................................................... 71

9.13 Flow diagram .................................................................................................. 73

9.14 Error messages ............................................................................................... 75

9.15 Probability of occurrence and duration of contact for parts ............................ 76

10. Warranty Terms and Conditions .................................................... 77

11. Installation- / Servicecart ............................................................. 79

12. EMC Information .......................................................................... 80

12. Disposal of the unit ....................................................................... 84

1. Introduction

1.1 Device Description

The UNICLINE 5D is an electrically powered dental operative unit consisting of a patient chair, fountain unit, instrument console arm and surgical lamp. It contains a foot control that allows the dental professional to engage the features using only the foot. Instrument status is viewable in a single place using a multi-display feature. The accessories are spring balanced for ease of use and the extra long silicone connection hoses have been designed for use in any position. The new UNICLINE 5D is design to ensure patient comfort and safety in any of the chair positions. The handles, instrument support, and upholstery are easy to remove and clean.

The UnicLine 5D is intended for dental treatment performed by dental professionals.

These operating instructions describe how to use the UnicLine 5D unit.

Please read this manual carefully before using the unit.

This manual is the primary source of information in the event of faults or malfunctions.

Please refer to OEM documentation for information about OEM products.

1.2 Indications for Use

The UNICLINE 5D is an electrically powered dental operative unit intended to supply power to and serve as a base for other dental devices and instruments. The system is indicated for performing general dental procedures. The device is intended for operation and use in a clinical setting by legally qualified professionals.

1.3 Contraindications

There are no known contraindications for the use of this device.

1.4 Warnings & Precautions

Heka Dental accepts no liability for direct or consequential injury or damage resulting from improper use, arising in particular through the non-observance of the operating instructions, or improper preparation and maintenance.

WARNING: Use for intended purposes only. Failure to observe the operating instructions may result in the patient or user suffering serious injury or the product being damaged, possibly beyond repair. Before using this product, make sure you have studied and understood the operating instructions.

WARNING: For use by qualified and trained personnel only.

WARNING: Do not install where there is a risk of explosion. The UnicLine 5D

Dental System is not intended for operation in oxygen rich environments or in the presence of flammable anaesthetics or gases.

WARNING: Always turn the compressor off and bleed off air pressure before attaching or removing airlines, accessories or servicing UnicLine 5D. Failure to properly relieve pressure may result in user injury.

WARNING: Position the device to allow adequate working space and to prevent disconnection from the power source. The UnicLine 5D and the chair must be positioned on a smooth level surface. Position and use the foot control only on smooth level surfaces.

WARNING: Clean, disinfect, and sterilize new or repaired handpieces and instruments before first use and between each patient use. Only use sterilized handpieces and instruments during treatment. Non-sterilized handpieces and instruments may cause bacterial or viral infections. Always sterilize handpieces and instruments after operation.

Please see the section on approved cleaning agents and methods for a detailed description of cleaning methods and maintenance for the UnicLine 5D. See enclosed OEM instructions for cleaning and maintenance of any OEM equipment and instruments.

WARNING: Always operate high-speed handpieces with water coolant. Operating a high-speed handpiece without water coolant can cause thermal injury to the patient.

WARNING: Do not use this device for dental implant procedures.

WARNING: The water used by the UnicLine 5D unit's instruments and cup-

filler is only intended for rinsing.

WARNING: The mains tap must be switched off when the unit is not in use.

WARNING: Do not place suction, hoses or other things like that on the chest

of the patient.

Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)

Changes or modifications to this product not expressly approved by Heka Dental A/S may result in increased emissions or decreased immunity performance of the product and could cause EMC issues with other equipment. This product is designed and tested to comply with applicable regulation regarding EMC and shall be installed and put into service according to the EMC information stated below and in section 12:

WARNING: Use of portable phones or other portable or mobile radio frequency (RF) emitting equipment near the product may cause unexpected or adverse operation.

WARNING: The use of accessories, transducers and cables other than those supplied may result in increased emissions or decreased immunity performance of the product. The product shall not be used adjacent to, or stacked with, other equipment. If adjacent or stacked use is necessary, the user shall be responsible to test to verify normal operation in the configuration in which it is being used. Detailed information on electromagnetic interference related to the UnicLine 5D begins on page 70 of this manual. See page 73 for recommendations for distances to be maintained between the UnicLine 5D and other electronic devices.

1.5 Cautions CAUTION: Federal law restricts this device to sale by or on the order of a

dentist.

CAUTION: Position the equipment with sufficient area from walls or obstructions to easily operate and disconnect the device (refer to the UnicLine 5D Mounting Instructions, Section 5 for device dimensions and space requirements)

CAUTION: Always examine unit components for damage before commencing treatment. Damaged components must not be used and must be replaced.

CAUTION: Read and understand all accompanying documents for OEM instruments and equipment purchased for use with the UnicLine 5D before attempting to connect for use.

CAUTION: Before using the dental unit, ensure the instruments have been

properly flushed and that the suction tubes as well as the dental unit’s

waterlines have been cleaned as instructed in this manual.

CAUTION: Observe local regulations concerning disposal of amalgam waste.

CAUTION: Do not run saline solutions through the water system – saline will

rust the water filters.

CAUTION: Ultrasonic cleaning is not suitable for this device.

CAUTION: Ensure this equipment is inspected annually to ensure the device and the equipment remains fully operational.

ADDITONAL SAFETY INFORMATION

The use of instruments that do not comply with the safety regulations for this type of equipment may compromise the safety of the entire system. Therefore, the following must be taken into consideration:

1.6 Use of instruments

Documentation of the safety certification of the accessories must be in compliance with current IEC 60601-1 international standards and the current ISO 7494.

 A complete listing of standards that the UnicLine 5D Dental Operative

Unit complies with can be found in Section 9.4 of this manual.

The UnicLine 5D unit meets the requirements of Directive 93/42/EEC.

IMPORTANT!

To ensure the safety, reliability, and functionality of this unit:

 Use only qualified and authorized technicians for installation,

calibration, modification, and repair of the UnicLine Mobile

 Compliance with IEC 60364 for all electrical installations  Use of only authorized OEM instruments  Use this unit only in accordance with instructions provided in this

manual

DO NOT:

 Attempt to modify this equipment without authorization by Heka

Dental A/S

 If modification is made, the unit must be fully tested and inspected

prior to use to ensure safety

1.7 Regulatory Classifications

 Class I  Type B Applied Parts  Ordinary Protection  Not suitable for use in the presence of a flammable anesthetic mixture

with air, oxygen, or nitrous oxide.

1.8 Symbols

Type B



Alternating current

General warning See the attached documents and/or catalogues

Protective earth

Follow Instructions for Use

Dangerous Voltage

Separate collection of electrical and electronic equipment in Accordance with Directive 2002/96/EEC (WEEE).

Temperature Limitation

Footcontrol

Keep dry

This side up

Do not use Hand Hooks

Fragile

No Rotation

Stacking limitation

Limitation on Relative Humidity

Limitation on Pressure

Fuse

Do Not Open

2.0 UnicLine 5D Labelled Diagram

2.1 Components

The following components of the UnicLine 5D unit are manufactured by Heka Dental:

Patient Chair Console Instrument Arm, Table, Tray, and Hoses Instrument Display Telescoping Suction Arm and Hoses Foot Control

Installation, operation, maintenance, and cleaning information can be found in this manual for the items listed above.

2.2 Optional equipment and instruments

Optional equipment and instruments for use with the Heka Dental UnicLine 5D can be purchased separately. If you purchased any of the optional equipment and instruments for use with your Heka Dental UnicLine 5D unit, please refer to the OEM documentation included with your shipment for information on installation, operation, maintenance, and cleaning of those units.

2.3 Diagram of the Display

Graphical Description of Display

Key:

Illumination of the upper LED light indicates that the Air Spray is on

Illumination of the lower LED light indicates that the Water Spray is on

A dash followed by two illuminated LED lights indicates that the variable foot control is installed.

3. Operating Instructions

If the equipment does not start as described below

- contact an authorized Heka Dental dealer immediately.

3.1 Starting UnicLine 5D

WARNING: Clean, disinfect, and sterilize new or repaired handpieces and

instruments before first use and between each patient use. Only use sterilized handpieces and instruments during treatment. Non-sterilized handpieces and instruments may cause bacterial or viral infections. Always sterilize handpieces and instruments after operation.

Please see the section on Cleaning and Disinfection for a detailed description of cleaning methods for the UnicLine 5D device. See enclosed OEM instructions for cleaning, disinfection, sterilization, and maintenance of any OEM equipment and instruments.

1. Press the green switch on outside of unit

cabinet

2. The UnicLine 5D will beep 5 times and

display “0” in the instrument table

(standard programming)

Units with a variable foot control will indicate a – (dash) in the display.

UnicLine 5D is now ready for use.

Main valves for water and air are automatically switched on together with the unit.

4.0 Foot control

If the equipment does not start as described below

- contact an authorized Heka Dental dealer immediately.

To avoid unintentional activation of the Dental Delivery System, the foot control can only activate the instrument lifted from the instrument

table, all other instruments is inactive and can’t be activated.

The operating instructions are based on a standard round foot control. Therefore, there may be some sentences elsewhere in the manual which do not comply with the instructions on this page. If in any doubt, please refer to this page.

4.1 Standard foot control

UnicLine 5D is delivered standard with the round, patented foot control which is used to control the selected instrument.

Operation of the Foot Control:

Operation:

Location:

Action:

Activate OP lamp

Top of Foot Control

Press

Change spray on activated instrument

Middle Ring

Quick Press (<1 second)

Activate mechanical chip blow (stays on for duration of press)

Middle Ring

Continuous Press (>1 second)

Change the rotational direction of the instrument

Activation ring & Middle Ring

Tap the Activation ring and then tap the middle ring

4.2 Standard variable foot control

Optional the UnicLine 5D can be delivered with a standard variable foot control.

Operation of the Foot Control:

Operation:

Location:

Action:

Activate OP lamp

Top of Foot Control

Press

Change spray on activated instrument

Middle Ring

Quick Press (<1 second)

Activate mechanical chip blow (stays on for duration of press)

Middle Ring

Continuous Press (>1 second)

Increase the intensity of the instrument

Pedal Arm

Push counter clockwise

Decrease the intensity of the instrument

Pedal Arm

Push clockwise

Change the rotational direction of the instrument

Pedal Arm & Middle Ring

Push pedal arm to right and tap the middle ring

The standard foot control has three pre-programmed speeds. The variable foot control does not have pre-programmed speeds.

4.3 Universal variable foot control

The UnicLine 5D can be delivered with a universal variable foot control which is used to control the selected instrument.

If your UnicLine 5D is supplied with a universal variable foot control, there will not be 3 pre-selected speeds. However, it can be programmed linearly or logarithmically - please see the technical section for further details.

Setting the pedal spring.

The pedal spring can be activated or deactivated under the foot control by holding the pedal arm in the MAX position while screwing the screw either out or in. (Only turn the screw until it is free of the base plate). If the spring option in the bottom is changed, remember to change the settings in the program menu on the telescopic head.

Assistant call bracket

Left ear: Brief activation of the control (less than 1 second) changes the spray selection for the selected instrument. Prolonged activation (more than 1 second) activates the mechanical chip blow. Chip blow remains activated for the activated

Assistant call bracket

Right ear: Brief activation of the control (less than 1 second) changes the spray selection for the selected instrument. Prolonged activation (more than 1 second) activates the mechanical chip blow. Chip blow remains activated for the activated time.

Please see the operating instructions for the UnicLine 5D patient chair for a description of the joystick that operates the chair.

The intensity of the selected instrument can be increased or decreased by moving the pedal arm in the direction of the arrow. To change the direction of rotation of the motor, briefly press the pedal arm

Min - Max

4.4 Wireless Standard foot control

UnicLine 5D can be delivered with a Wireless Standard foot control, which is used to control the selected instrument.

Top: Can be used for activation of OP-lamp (Additional equipment)

Middle ring: A short press on the middle ring (less than1 second) changes the spray on the activated instrument. A long press on the middle ring (greater than 1 second) activates the mechanical chip blow. The chip blow will remain activated as long as the press is maintained.

Activation ring: A constant press on the Activation ring activates the chosen instrument. Turning the activation ring in the direction indicated by the arrows increases or decreases the intensity of the instrument.

By pressing the activation ring twice, you can switch between 3 pre-programmed speed/spray settings. To reverse the rotation of the motor, press shortly on the activation ring and then press shortly on the middle ring of the foot control.

The foot control can be delivered with a brace to make it easier to move. A variable version of the foot control is also available (see following page).

In case of “low battery” or disturbances in the wireless connection, please

connect the foot control to the Dental Delivery System using the foot control cable.

For Technical instruction, specification and Spare parts see Technical

Chapter.

Pairing of the foot control

Read this instruction before pairing the foot control.

1. Connect the foot control to the console using the cable. The Dental

Delivery System must be turned ON.

2. Press and hold the TOP and the middle ring down simultaneously until

you hear three beeps

3. Within 5 seconds: a. Activate the TOP shortly. You hear one beep.

The encryption code is now transferred from the foot control to the receiver.

b. Within 5 seconds: c. Activate the TOP shortly. You hear one beep. d. Activate the TOP again. You hear five beeps. The foot control is now

paired with the unit and goes back to normal work mode

If you do not press within 5 seconds or press something other than expected, you will hear 10 rapid beeps and foot control goes back to normal operating mode without having changed anything.

The Top, Middle ring and Activation ring can be activated from all sides

Increase

Decrease

Activation ring

Middle ring

Changes the spray / Mechanical chip blow

Top:

OP-lamp ON/OFF

Batteri indicator

4.5 Wireless standard variable foot control

UnicLine 5D can be delivered with a Wireless Standard variable foot control, which is used to control the selected instrument.

Top: Can be used for activation of OP-lamp (Additional equipment)

Pedal arm: By turning the pedal arm in the directions indicated with arrows, the intensity of the instrument can be increased or decreased. To reverse the rotation of the motor, turn the pedal arm

quickly to the right and then press shortly on the middle ring of the foot control.

If your UnicLine 5D is equipped with a variable foot control, the Dental Delivery System does not have 3 pre-programmed speeds. The foot control can be delivered with a brace to make it easier to move the foot control.

In case of “low battery” or disturbances in the wireless connection, please

connect the foot control to the Dental Delivery System using the foot control cable.

For Technical instruction, specification and Spare parts see Technical

Chapter.

Programming and pairing of the foot control

Read this instruction before programming the foot control.

1. Connect the foot control to the console using the cable. The Dental

Delivery System must be turned ON.

2. Press and hold the TOP and the middle ring down simultaneously until

you hear three beeps.

3. Within 5 seconds activate one of the following: a. Choose linear pedal arm function: Activate the TOP until you hear

two beeps.

b. Choose logarithmic pedal arm function: Activate the MIDDLERING

until you hear one beep.

The encryption code is now transferred from the foot control to the receiver.

c. Within 5 seconds: d. Without activating the pedal arm (arm to the left) e. Activate the TOP shortly. You hear one beep. f. Move the pedal arm to max. at a steady speed (hold arm to the

right)

g. Activate the TOP again. You hear five beeps. The foot control is now

paired with the unit and goes back to normal work mode.

If you do not press within 5 seconds or press something illegal, you will hear ten rapid beeps and foot control goes back to normal operating mode without having changed anything.

Increase

Decrease

Pedal arm

Middle ring

Changes the spray / Mechanical chip blow

Top:

OP-lamp ON/OFF

Batteri indicator

4.6 Wireless Variable universal foot control,

UnicLine 5D can be delivered with a Wireless Variable Universal foot control, which is used to control the selected instrument.

If your UnicLine 5D is equipped with a variable foot control, the Dental Delivery System does not have 3 pre-programmed speeds.

Activation of pedal arm spring:

At the bottom of the foot control, you can activate/de-activate the pedal arm spring by holding the arm at max. while you turn the screw in or out. (Do not turn the screw further in at to the surface of the bottom plate). If the spring option in the bottom is changed, remember to change the settings in the program menu on the telescopic head.

In case of “low battery” or disturbances in the wireless connection, please

connect the foot control to the Dental Delivery System using the foot control cable.

Assistant call bracket

OP-Lamp ON/OFF bracket

Please see the operating instructions for the UnicLine 5D patient chair for a description of the joystick that operates the chair.

Min - Max

Battery Indicator

For Technical instruction, specification and Spare parts see Technical

Chapter.

Programming and pairing of the foot control

Read this instruction before programming the foot control.

1. Connect the foot control to the console using the cable. The Dental

Delivery System must be turned ON.

2. Press and hold both ears down simultaneously until you hear three

beeps (about 5 sec.).

3. Within 5 seconds activate one of the following: a. Choose with spring and linear pedal arm function: Activate the

RIGHT EAR shortly and you hear one beep.

b. Choose with spring and logarithmic pedal arm function: Activate

the LEFT EAR shortly and you hear two beeps.

c. Choose without spring and linear pedal arm function: Activate the

LEFT BRACKET shortly and you hear three beeps.

d. Choose without spring and logarithmic pedal arm function:

Activate the RIGHT BRACKET shortly and you hear four beeps.

The encryption code is now transferred to the Receiver PCB.

4. Within 5 seconds: a. Place the pedal arm at min. (to the left). b. Activate LEFT bracket shortly to select minimum position and you

hear one beep.

c. Place the pedal arm at max. (to the far right). d. Activate RIGHT bracket shortly to select maximum position and

you hear 5 beeps. The foot control is now paired with the unit and goes back to normal work mode

If you do not press within 5 seconds or press something illegal, you will hear 10 rapid beeps and foot control goes back to normal operating mode without having changed anything

Right ear

Left ear

Right bracket

Left bracket

Pedal

Min - Max

Batteri indicator

5. Instruments

If the equipment does not work as indicated below, contact an authorized UnicLine 5D dealer immediately.

5.1 Turbine instrument

Activation of the turbine

To activate the Fibre Optics on turbine, lift the instrument from the instrument table. A constant press on the activation ring of the foot control starts the turbine.

Modification of the spray function

Lift the instrument from its holder to change the spray combination of the turbine. The spray combination for the turbine is shown on the display as two light-emitting diodes. A short press on the middle ring modifies the spray combination.

If air/water spray is chosen, there will be an automatic chip blow for 2 seconds (standard program).

For a powerful continuous mechanical chip blow, press and hold the middle ring. The mechanical chip blow will continue as long as the press is maintained.

Adjustment of water and air Regulators are installed under the turbine module:

Regulator

Regulation of:

Clockwise

Counter clockwise

Blue

Spray air

Reduction

Increase

Green

Spray water

Reduction

Increase

Slot

Driving air

Reduction

Increase

The driving air is adjusted during installation of the unit and should not be readjusted.

UnicLine 5D A maintenance-free return air filter is placed in the console.

UnicLine Pillar Under the instrument table, a return air filter is mounted to catch the oil from the turbine. The filter is automatically emptied.

The upper light diode indicates spray air ON The lower light diode indicates spray water ON

To increase the speed, turn the activation switch

counterclockwise and to reduce the speed, turn it clockwise.

5.2 Variable turbine

If the equipment does not work as indicated below, contact an authorized UnicLine 5D dealer immediately.

Activation of the turbine

To activate the Fibre Optics on turbine, lift the instrument from the instrument table. A constant press on the activation ring of the foot control starts the turbine at the programmed speed and the chosen spray combination. The programmed speed (1-9) and spray combination (water/air) is shown on the instrument display.

The variable turbine is equipped with up to three pre-programmed speeds and spray combinations. In order to change the speed, press the activation ring briefly twice.( Not applicable for units with a variable foot control.)

Modification of the spray function

To change the spray combination of the turbine, lift the instrument from the instrument table. The spray combination is shown as two light-emitting diodes in the display and can be changed by a short press on the middle ring of the foot control.

If the air/water spray is chosen, there will be an automatic chip blow for 2 seconds (standard program). For a powerful continuous mechanical chip blow, press and hold the middle ring. The mechanical chip blow will continue as long as the press is maintained.

Adjustment of water and air Regulators are installed under the turbine module:

Regulator

Regulation of:

Clockwise

Counter clockwise

Blue

Spray air

Reduction

Increase

Green

Spray water

Reduction

Increase

Slot

Driving air

Reduction

Increase

The driving air is adjusted during installation of the unit and should not be readjusted.

UnicLine 5D A maintenance-free return air filter is placed in the console. UnicLine Pillar Under the instrument table a return air filter is mounted to catch the oil from the turbine. The filter is automatically emptied.

The upper light diode indicates spray air ON

The lower light diode indicates spray water ON

5.3 Micromotor with fibre optics

If the equipment does not work as indicated below, contact an authorized UnicLine 5D dealer immediately.

Activation of the motor

To activate the Fibre Optics motor, lift the instrument from the instrument table.

Operation Using Standard Foot Control:

Operation:

Location:

Action:

Start the motor at the preprogrammed speed* and chosen spray combination

Activation Ring

Continuous Press (>1 second) The speed and spray are shown on the instrument display

Change to a different speed/spray preprogrammed setting

Activation Ring

Press twice

Change rotation (indicated by 3 beeps and a flashing display)*

Activation Ring & Middle Ring

Press Activation Ring, then press the Middle Ring

Return the rotation to standard direction

Instrument

Place into Instrument Table

Change spray

Middle Ring

Quick Press (Active spray indicated on instrument display)

Continuous chip blow

Middle Ring

Continuous Press

Standard Foot Control Use

*Variable Foot Control

Increase the intensity of the instrument

Activation Ring

Push counterclockwise

Decrease the intensity of the instrument

Activation Ring

Push clockwise

Variable Foot Control Use

Torquematic

The motor in your UnicLine 5D device is equipped with a built-in torquematic function that automatically increases power to maintain the speed when the drill is loaded.

ADJUSTMENT OF WATER AND AIR SPRAY

Regulators are installed under the motor module. The table below describes the use of the regulators:

Regulator:

Controls:

Clockwise:

Counterclockwise

Blue

Air Spray

Decrease

Increase

Green

Water Spray

Decrease

Increase

Slot

Cooling Air*

Decrease

Increase

Regulators

*: Cooling air is set during installation. Do not adjust.

SPEEDS

Your UnicLine 5D is equipped with a Bien Air motor. Information on motor speed rpm can be found below:

Display Value

Bien Air 20,000 Motor

Bien Air 40,000 Motor

950 – 1900

1900 – 3800

2200 – 4450

4400 – 8900

4750 – 7000

9500 – 14000

7300 – 9500

14600 – 19000

9580 – 12050

19700 – 24100

12400 – 14600

24800 – 29200

14925 – 17150

29850 – 34300

17475 – 19675

34950 – 39350

20000

40000

Motor Speeds

Motor Test

This Motor Test is intended as a guide for the user. Lift the selected motor from the instrument table and press the key marked “T” on the keyboard.

The motor will run at maximum speed and the power consumption in Ampere will be indicated on the timer display as A___.

If the display indicates A240, it corresponds to a power consumption of 0.240 Amp. If the power consumption is more than 0.500 Amp, the unit will emit warning beeps to indicate the motor must be service to avoid potential damage.

Heka Dental recommends the motor test be performed monthly to check the motor condition. The test is to be performed without any hand or angle pieces.

Record the baseline test here for future reference:

Date of Test:

mA:

5.4 Ultrasonic Scaler

If the equipment does not work as indicated below, contact an authorized UnicLine 5D dealer immediately.

OPERATION

Operation:

Location:

Action:

Lift the Instrument and Activate the scaler and water spray

Activation Ring

Continuous Press of Activation Ring

Move from one preprogrammed setting to another*

Activation Ring

Push twice Modify spray combination

Middle Ring

Press to turn spray on or off

Ultrasonic Scaler – Standard Foot Control

*Variable Foot Control

Increase the intensity of the instrument

Activation Ring

Push counterclockwise

Decrease the intensity of the instrument

Activation Ring

Push clockwise

Ultrasonic Scaler – Variable Foot Control

ADJUSTMENT OF WATER AND AIR SPRAY

A regulator is installed under the scaler module. The table below describes the use of the regulator:

Regulator:

Controls:

Clockwise:

Counterclockwise

Green

Water Spray

Decrease

Increase

Regulator

For information on the use of the ultrasonic scaler, refer to the manufacturer instructions included with the unit.

5.5 Light polymerization instrument

If the equipment does not work as indicated below, contact an authorized UnicLine 5D dealer immediately.

OPERATION

Function:

Location:

Action:

Activate the Light Polymerization Instrument

Instrument

Lift from Instrument Table

Activate Mectron Starlight

Activation Ring

Tap to start the light polymerization for the programmed time

Deactivate/interrupt Polymerization

Instrument

Put Instrument back on Instrument Table

Modify Polymerization Program Time

Keyboard

Press ‘Up’ or ‘Down’

arrows to increase or decrease the time.

Save the new Polymerization Program Time

Keyboard

Press the ‘Bell’ key on

the keyboard

Light Polymerization Instrument

The default time displayed is intended as a guide. Perform a curing test

according to the instructions of the composite manufacturer.

5.6 3-, 6- and 7-Function Syringes

If the equipment does not work as indicated below, contact an authorized UnicLine 5D dealer immediately.

The UnicLine 5D unit is delivered with a 3-, 6- or 7-function syringe. For additional information about the syringe, refer to the manufacturer instructions included with the unit.

Always check to ensure the tip is mounted correctly and is secure. Always tighten the tip-retaining terminal before use.

Function:

Location:

Action:

Activate the Syringe - Air

Left Valve

Press

Activate the Syringe Water

Right Valve

Press

Activate the Syringe – Air & Water together

Left & Right Valve

Press both at the same time

Syringe Instrument

ADJUSTMENT OF AIR AND WATER SPRAY

Regulators are installed under the motor module. The table below describes the use of the regulators:

Regulator:

Controls:

Clockwise:

Counterclockwise

Blue

Air Spray

Decrease

Increase

Green

Water Spray

Decrease

Increase

TABLE 11 – Air and Water Spray Regulators

DISMOUNTING THE SYRINGE TIP

To dismount the syringe tip, unscrew the tip-retaining terminal and pull the tip off.

5.7 Air-Flow Instrument

If the equipment does not work as indicated below, contact an authorized UnicLine 5D dealer immediately.

Activation of the air-flow instrument

To activate the Air-Flow instrument, lift the instrument from the instrument table. Activate the powder and the spray water by pressing and holding the activation ring.

After use:

Press the middle ring of the foot control (both light-emitting diodes in the display for the air flow instrument will turn off). Press the activation ring until the pressure has been released from the powder chamber. Dismantle the airflow hand piece as required and blow through its channels with air from the syringe of your dental unit. Clean the hand piece with the enclosed cleaning needles as the manufacturer recommends.

Adjusting the water flow rate and air/powder mixture Regulators are installed under the instrument table:

Regulator

Regulation of:

Clockwise

Counterclockwise

Black

Powder

Reduction

Increase

Green

Spray water

Reduction

Increase

Slot

On/off pressure

Reduction

Increase

The pressure is set during installation of the unit and should not be adjusted.

Filling with powder Lift the air-flow instrument from the instrument table before filling with powder. Press the middle ring of the foot control once (both light-emitting diodes in the display for the air-flow instrument will turn off). Press the activation ring until the pressure has been released from the powder chamber. The lid may now be unscrewed. After filling with powder, screw the lid on tightly. Press the middle ring twice (both light-emitting diodes in the instrument display for air flow will switch on).

The instrument is now ready for use.

5.8 Intraoral camera, Sopro, external instrument

If the equipment does not work as indicated below, contact an authorized UnicLine 5D dealer immediately.

Activation of the intraoral camera

To activate the intraoral camera, lift the instrument from the instrument table. The light will automatically turn on. The picture appears on the screen.

To freeze the picture, quickly press on the activation ring of the foot control; Press again to bring the camera back to the standard position.

To divide the screen into four views, press the activation ring on the foot control for at least 3 seconds; another 3 second press will bring the camera back to the standard position.

For use instructions for the intraoral camera, please refer to the manufacturer’s instructions enclosed with the instrument.

5.9 Sterile water system

If the equipment does not work as indicated below, contact an authorized UnicLine 5D dealer immediately.

The sterile water system supplies sterile salt water when the motor or the scaler is activated. Use of the sterile salt water disconnects the normal spray function.

Mounting the sterile water system

1. Mount the sterile water pump onto the tray adapter

2. Place the bag holder in the adapter hole on the pump

3. Take the black protection cap off the pump motor

4. Check that the bag in the sterile water kit has no defects

5. Mount the pump wheel on the pump motor (see figure 1). Then place

the white rubber stopper on the motor axle

6. Fix the hose to the sterile bag. The blue flow control must be

completely open

7. Mount the surgical instrument on the motor and place the sterile

hose on the instrument’s external water canal. Put the hose clips on the motor hose

8. Connect the jack plug to the corresponding female plug at the back

of the instrument table. The tilting switch at the back of the instrument table must be set in the “sterile” position

9. The sterile water system is now ready for use

Activation of the sterile water system

To activate the sterile water system, press and hold the activation ring on the foot control. The normal supply of spray water has been disconnected and the pump automatically feeds the sterile liquid into the hand piece.

To adjust the quantity of water, use the potentiometer placed under the instrument table.

Normal water supply

To return to the normal water supply, place the tilting switch at the back of the instrument table in the “normal” position.

Fig.1

6. Spittoon

If the equipment does not work as indicated below, contact an authorized UnicLine 5D dealer immediately.

6.1 How to operate the spittoon

Activation of the cup-filler

To activate the cup filler, use the keyboard on the instrument table or the green button under the bowl.

Modification of the cup-filler time

To reprogram the filling time, activate the cup-filler button on the instrument table until the cup is filled. This saves the new duration of time as the program.

Activation of bowl rinse

The bowl is automatically rinsed after filling the cup. To manually activate the bowl rinse, press the blue button on the spittoon or on the instrument table. This will fill the bowl up within the pre-programmed time.

Modification of the bowl rinse time

To reprogram the rinse time, activate the bowl-rinse button on the instrument table for as long as you want the bowl to be rinsed. The new time duration is now saved as the program.

Adjustment of water for the bowl and cup

To adjust the water quantities for the cup and bowl, remove the cover plate from the spittoon (X1 – see figure 2) and turn the regulators to adjust the water.

Dismounting the upper part of the spittoon

The upper part of the spittoon can be dismounted for cleaning (see figure 3).

Do not exceed 65C/149F when cleaning the ceramic upper part of the spittoon.

To remove the upper part of the spittoon for cleaning, turn the unit off using the main green switch under the bowl. Remove the bowl and cup cocks and then lift the upper part of the spittoon from the base.

After cleaning, lubricate the two drain sockets and the four adapter O-rings with silicon grease. Use the enclosed silicon lubricant: C-009.

Fig.2

Fig.3

6.2 Aspiration on telescopic arm

Suction Hoses

UNICLINE 5D - SELECTIVE SUCTION

To activate suction, lift the tube from the suction holder. The suction motor, separation tank, and amalgam separator all activate automatically. As the suction functions selectively, only the selected suction hose will function.

DISMANTLING SUCTION TUBE TOP

The top of suction tube can be dismantled for cleaning. See section Cleaning & Disinfection starting on page 40 for detailed cleaning instructions. The O-ring of the suction tube should be lubricated with silicon lubricant daily. Use the enclosed silicon lubricant: C-009.

DISMANTLING SUCTION TUBE HOLDER

The suction tube holder is available in an open or closed version. The holder is easily dismounted (see FIGURE 30).

Press the bottom of the holder to release the snap lock.

NOTE: The button marked as

“C” on the suction holder has no

function.

DISMOUNTING OF SUCTION HOSE FILTER

Each suction hose has a filter that can be easily dismounted for cleaning.

TELESCOPIC ARM ADJUSTMENT

To adjust the length of the telescopic arm, loosen the two screw caps, which act as friction brakes.

Tighten the screw caps to lock the arm at the desired length. A 3- or 6-function syringe, an LC-lamp or a third suction hose can be mounted in the third holder on the telescopic arm.

6.3 Metasys Automatic Separator

If the equipment does not work as indicated below, contact an authorized UnicLine 5D dealer immediately.

If your UnicLine 5D is equipped with a Metasys Automatic Separator, refer to the manufacturer’s instructions for preventive maintenance to keep the unit functioning properly.

Daily preventive maintenance

Refer to the manufacturer's instructions.

We recommend the use of Green & Clean from Metasys for cleaning (F-979).

Replacement of the collection tank

1. Turn the unit off.

2. Refer to the manufacturer's instructions.

3. Turn the unit back on and ensure that the green light-emitting diode on

the display indicator illuminates.

6.4 Metasys Amalgam Separator

If the equipment does not work as indicated below, contact an authorized UnicLine 5D dealer immediately.

If your UnicLine 5D is equipped with a Metasys Amalgam Separator, refer to the manufacturer’s instructions for preventive maintenance to keep the unit functioning properly.

Daily preventive maintenance

Refer to the manufacturer's instructions.

We recommend the use of Green & Clean from Metasys for cleaning (F-979).

Weekly preventive maintenance

Turn the unit off. Refer to the manufacturer's instructions.

Keyboard preventive maintenance

A keyboard with indicators is installed under the spittoon. Refer to the manufacturer's instructions.

Replacement of the amalgam collection tank

1. Turn the unit off.

2. Refer to the manufacturer's instructions.

3. Turn the unit back on and ensure that the green light-emitting diode on

the display indicator illuminates.

7. Cleaning & Disinfection

This section provides information on how to clean and disinfect the Heka Dental UnicLine 5D equipment. For detailed information on cleaning, disinfecting, and sterilizing OEM equipment and instruments purchased for use with the UnicLine 5D, refer to the OEM documentation.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends use of a chemical germicide registered with the EPA as a Hospital Disinfectant and labeled for tuberculocidal activity for surfaces that have been soiled with patient material. In compliance with this guideline, we recommend intermediate-level disinfection between patients using Sani-Cloth AF3 or as indicated below. It is important to follow the manufacturer instructions for use to ensure effective disinfection.

CAUTION: Ultrasonic cleaning is not suitable for this device.

7.1 Cleaning & Disinfection for external clinical contact surfaces

The following is a list of external clinical contact surfaces:

 Cart  Spittoon  Foot Control  Instrument Arm  Instrument Table  Instrument Tray  Instrument Handles

 Instrument Rest  Instrument & Suction

Hoses

 Instrument Display  Telescoping Suction Arm  Suction Tube Holder

External surfaces of the UNICLINE 5D device should be cleaned and then disinfected. See FIGURE on page 36 for disassembly of Instrument Handles from the Instrument Table for cleaning and disinfection.

FIRST, CLEAN

Wipe using a soft cloth moistened with mild detergent or disinfecting solution at the beginning and end of each workday and if visibly soiled. Take Care to avoid running water and splashing during cleaning on the unit surfaces.

SECOND, DISINFECT

After cleaning, disinfect between patients using Sani-Cloth AF3. ALWAYS follow the manufacturer instructions for use.

7.2 Cleaning & Disinfection for the dental chair upholstery

FIRST, CLEAN

Wipe using a soft cloth moistened with mild detergent or disinfecting solution at the beginning and end of each workday. For stains, alcohol based cleaners such as Fantastik® and Formula 409® can be used. To sanitize, use a solution of 1:5 bleach to water. Rinse with clean water to remove cleaning solution residue. Allow to air dry. Avoid running water and splashing during the cleaning.

SECOND, DISINFECT

Disinfect between patients using Sani-Cloth AF3. Follow the manufacturer instructions for use.

7.3 Cleaning & Disinfection for external surfaces

CLEANING:

Wipe the external surface using a soft cloth moistened with mild detergent or disinfecting solution at the beginning and end of each workday.

DISINFECTION:

Disinfect external surfaces between patients using Sani-Cloth AF3. Follow the manufacturer instructions for use.

Precautions:

Do not use the cleaning agents listed below as they may cause permanent damage to unit parts:

 Wax polish  Acetone  Perchloroethylene  Trichlorethylene  Powder cleaning  Disinfectants containing halogens  Sulphuric detergents

If the equipment does not work as indicated below, contact an authorized UnicLine 5D dealer immediately.

7.4 Automatic Suction-Cleaning System

If an automatic suction-cleaning system is mounted on the equipment, the unit is equipped with a light-emitting diode display, a filler socket placed at the back of the unit, a liquid tank, and built-in hoses in the suction valves and in the suction hoses.

When the cleaning system is activated, the disinfectant liquid flows through the inner hoses. The suction motor sucks water and cleaning liquid through the whole suction system, so that the system is completely rinsed.

Display

The colour of the light-emitting diode indicates the liquid level in the tank:

RED : The liquid level is below minimum; filling is necessary (capacity

is 2 litres of cleaning fluid). YELLOW : The liquid level in the tank is sufficient for automatic cleaning. GREEN : The liquid level is at maximum. Stop filling.

Filling of liquid

The cleaning system uses the METASYS (Disinfection and cleaning H1) disinfectant liquid (1 litre).

1. Remove the cover from the bottle and replace it with the enclosed cover

with hose and socket.

2. Remove the plug in the filler socket.

3. Put the hose socket of the bottle in the filler socket and fill the inner tank

of the unit until the diode display lights green.

4. Dismount the hose socket of the bottle from the filler socket, and put back

the plug.

Consumption Cleaning twice a day for approximately 2½ months will use about 1 litre of disinfectant liquid.

Automatic cleaning of the suction system

The suction-cleaning system can be used with or without disinfectant liquid. By cleaning without disinfectant liquid the system will be rinsed with pure water. Activate the suction-cleaning system by pressing the “C” key on the suction holder:

Short press (<1 sec): Cleaning with disinfectant liquid Long press (>2 sec): Cleaning without disinfectant liquid, water only

When all suction valves are placed in the suction holders, the automatic cleaning of the suction system, with or without cleaning fluid, can be activated by a short or long press on the “C” key.

The system rinses all suction valves four times sequentially; three beeps indicate that the automatic cleaning is finished.

Important!

If cleaning with disinfectant liquid (short press <1 sec) and the liquid tank does not contain enough liquid to start the automatic cleaning, the cleaning system will not be activated and will a beeping sound will indicate the lack of liquid. Fill the tank with disinfectant liquid or rinse the system with water only (long press >2 sec).

If the tank runs out of disinfectant liquid during the automatic cleaning, the light-emitting diode lights red and the automatic cleaning process stops.

To stop the automatic cleaning at any time, lift one of the suction valves from the holder.

Manual/continuous cleaning of the suction system during patient treatment.

Instead of automatic cleaning of the suction system, it is possible to choose manual cleaning of one or more suction valves during patient treatment.

Cleaning is activated by lifting one or more of the suction valves from the suction holder and then selecting the cleaning mode - with or without disinfectant liquid - by a short or long press on the “C” key (see above). If a suction valve is lifted from the suction holder while another suction valve is being cleaned by manual cleaning, cleaning includes both suction valves.

Important!

The consumption of disinfectant liquid is higher for automatic cleaning.

Manual cleaning stops when all suction valves are replaced in the suction holder.

7.5 Rinsing of instruments

If the equipment does not work as indicated below, contact an authorized UnicLine 5D dealer immediately.

To ensure the supply of fresh water, the UnicLine 5D can be delivered with an automatic water rinse system for the instruments.

Dismount the turbine, hand, and angle pieces.

Place the rinse bowl in the upper part of the spittoon and place the instruments in the instrument holes.

To begin rinsing the instrument hoses, activate the contact marked "Auto rinse" at the back of the instrument table as follows:

Short press (<1 sec): The instrument hoses will be rinsed for about 1 min Long press (>1 sec): The instrument hoses will be rinsed for about 6 min

Time durations are approximate.

7.6 Emptying of water canals

UnicLine 5D can be delivered with a hygienic emptying system for water canals to reduce the growth of algae. The water-emptying system should be used if the unit will not be used for more than 2 days.

Activation of the automatic water-emptying system

1. Switch the contact under the spittoon to the ”Hygienic” position

2. Activate the cup-filling button on the instrument table or the spittoon

3. Activate the syringe with water spray, until only air comes out

4. Activate motor, turbine and scaler with water spray one by one, until

only air comes out

5. The water canals are now empty, and the unit can be turned off

Normal water supply after use of the water-emptying system

1. Switch the contact under the spittoon to the ”Normal” position

2. Activate the cup-filling button on the instrument table or the spittoon

3. Activate the syringe with water spray, until water comes out

4. Activate the motor, turbine and scaler with water spray one by one, until

water comes out of the instrument

5. The water canals are now filled with water, and the unit is ready for use

7.7 Annual maintenance

Annual inspection by an authorized UnicLine 5D technician should be performed to ensure optimal function and to maintain the extended 5-year guarantee.

The warranty is only valid if the Dental Delivery System is serviced annually with recommended service kit and the installation/service cards and service-kit serial-numbers are submitted to Heka Dental A/S.

7.8 Annual maintenance (Check list)

8. Programming

8.1 Timer & Clock

Function

Key order

Comments

Turn on clock

Turns on timer display

Turn off clock

Turns off timer display

Assistant call Ringing of bell while key is activated

Filling of cup

If the button is pressed for less than approx. 2 seconds, the cup will be filled in the pre-programmed time

If the button is pressed until the cup is filled, the filling period will subsequently correspond to the period for which the button was activated.

When the cup is filled, the spittoon rinsing system is automatically started.

Spitton rinsing

As described in the paragraph on cup filling.

User timer

Displays the user timer. The duration may be changed by the "up" arrow and the "down" arrow. Program timer periods by pressing the "bell" key followed by the "T" key. The timer is started with the "T" key.

Setting of clock

The clock may now be set using the "up"

arrow and "down” arrow until the time is

correct.

Press ”Bell” and "T" to end the setting.

8.2 Programming options for instruments

Standard program

Program

Options

Motor

Variable Turbine

Normal Turbine

Ultrasonic scaler

Preprogrammed speeds

1-3

1-3 1-3

Speed 1

1-9

9 9

Speed 2

1-9

5 5

Speed 3

1-9

1 1

Spray choice on speed 1

No spray/ Air spray/ Water spray/ Water and Air spray

Water and Air spray

Water spray

Spray choice on speed 2

No spray/ Air spray/ Water spray/ Water and Air spray

Water and Air spray spray

Water and Air spray

Water spray

Spray choice on speed 3

No spray/ Air spray/ Water spray/ Water and Air spray

Air spray

Water and Air spray

Water spray

Automatic chip blow

0 sec 2 sec 4 sec 6 sec

2 sec

Fibre light optics

Constant/ Stop after 4 sec/ Stop after 8 sec/ Stop after 12 sec

Constant

The number of pre-programmed speeds is the same on all the instrument

modules.

8.3 Wireless foot control, technical specifications

Specification

Radio frequency: 433MHz Encryption: 16 bit Batteries: 3 pieces AAA NiMH rechargeable batteries (7001100mAh) Operating time: Up to 5 days with fully charged new batteries

Radio Part

The wireless foot control consists of the foot control it selves with a radio section and a receiver PCB db-0064-11, which is located on P 103 on Power Base PCB. Radio communication is at 433MHz and range up to 3 meters. The range of the wireless connection depends of where the antenna is placed. Avoid placing the antenna close to cabinet parts or cables. The communication is encrypted to ensure that other equipment cannot start / stop instruments, as well as more wireless foot controllers can be used in the same clinic. To avoid food control can disturb each other, the foot controls use different channels in the 433MHz band. The last digit of the encryption code determines the channel used for communication. There must be more that 6 meters between foot controls using the same channels. The foot control sends the encryption key to the receiver during the setup programming of the foot control. If for some reason, radio communications should be out of function, you can connect the foot control to the Dental Delivery System via the foot control cable and the foot control will act like a non-wireless foot control. The foot control can be in 3 modes:

 Activated: when you press the foot control, the foot control transmit radio

signal and the power consumption is high (average 26mA).

 Idle: when the foot control is not pressed (idle), the power consumption

drops to low (average 7mA).

 Sleep: when the foot control has been idle for 5 minutes, the foot control

will go into sleep mode and the power consumption drops to very low (average 3.2mA). In sleep mode detection of the first press on the foot control will be a little delayed.

The foot control is designed to be used 8 hours a day in 5 days without charging and be charges in the weekend.

The intelligent charging circuit adjusts the charging current according to the charging level of the batteries.

Batteries

The foot control is designed and powered by three AAA 750mAh NiMH rechargeable batteries, which are located at the bottom at the foot control. To access the batteries, remove the battery cover on the bottom of the foot control.

New batteries should always be charged at least 24 hours prior to the foot control is used.

The battery charging level is indicated briefly on the LED on top of the foot control when you activate the foot control or press an ear / intermediate ring.

 Green: The batteries are fully charged  Yellow: The batteries are partly charged. You can continue to

work

 Red: The batteries need charging. Immediately charge foot

control or connect the foot control cable.

When charging, the charging lamp will light steadily red after a short foot control activation. The charging lamp will not light green until the batteries are fully charged.

The battery in the foot control shall be charged with the supplied network adapter or via the supplied foot control cable to the unit. (requires that the Dental Delivery System is turned on).

If the foot control is used Monday at 8.00 to Friday at 16.00 o’clock the

calculated power consumption will be:

 With an instrument active 2 hours a day, 567 mAh  With an instrument active 4 hours a day, 795 mAh

The foot control must be charged using the power adaptor from Friday afternoon until Monday morning.

Charger

Brand: Emerson Network Power/Astec DCH3-050EU-006 Specification: 100-240 VAC 120 mA, 5V=500 mA

Caution: When shipping or if the foot control is not used for a long time, for example during holidays, the batteries must be removed from the foot control, as they can be permanently damage from being discharged completely.

Caution: Be sure to inset the batteries as marked in the battery compartment. Caution: The batteries are a part of an Medical Equipment and approved for

the foot control. No other batteries are allowed. Heka Dental A/S can supply for spare batteries.

9. Technical Manual – For Authorized Technician Use ONLY

9.1 Technical data

Power voltage: 230V ~/115V ~ Frequency: 50/60 Hz Power consumption: 6.3A/12.5A Protective degree: Type B Classification: Class IIA(I)

Fuses Power board F1 (230V-primary fuse) : T6.3A H500VAC 6.3x32mm F2 (230V-primary fuse) : T6.3A H500VAC 6.3x32mm F3 (230V) : T1.25A L250VAC 6.3x32mm

F1 (115V-primary fuse) : T12.5A H500VAC 6.3x32mm F2 (115V-primary fuse) : T12.5A H500VAC 6.3x32mm F3 (115V) : T2.5A L250VAC 6.3x32mm

Main board F3 : T6.3A L250VAC 5x20mm F4 : T1.6A L250VAC 5x20mm F5 : T1.6A L250VAC 5x20mm

Transformer – secondary side

‘F3’ : T6.3A L250VAC 6.3x32mm ‘F4’ : T1.6A L250VAC 6.3x32mm ‘F5’ : T1.6A L250VAC 6.3x32mm

OP lamp – secondary side F7 (230V) : T1.6A L250VAC 6.3x32mm F7 (115V) : T3.15A L250VAC 6.3x32mm

9.2 Installation requirements

For positioning of the UnicLine 5D, please refer to the Mounting Installation Manual, Section 5.

1. 230 Volt +/- 10 %, 50 Hz, earthed. Branch fuse, 10A. or 115 Volt +/- 10 % 60 Hz, earthed. Branch fuse, 16A.

2. Water, inlet pressure 2-6 bar (30-90 psi) Ball valve with R 3/8"

inner thread Flow rate <- 4 l/min. (Max. consumption for the whole

area.) Water quality: <- 8 dH (1 dH = 20 mg Ca/3l water) Top 5 cm above the floor.

3. Air, inlet pressure 4.5 - 6 bar (65-88 psi). Ball valve with R 3/8"

inner thread Flow rate <- 55 l/min. (Max. consumption for the

whole area.)

Humidity limit > 20 ºC at atp.

Oil free (max. 0,5 mg/m³)

Particulate contamination limit not > 100 ppm/m³ for 1µm to 5µm

particle size. Top 5 cm above the floor.

4. Outlet, 32 mm exterior diameter, PVC tube. Top 5 cm above the

floor.

Capacity: min. 10 l/min

5. Suction, 32 mm exterior diameter, PVC tube. Top 5 cm above the

floor. (DN40)

Vacuum: >- 150 mbar, Flow rate >- 550 l/min.

6. Control cable for suction motor, 2 x 1.5 mm2. Free end 50 cm above

the floor.

7. Control cable for assistant call, 2 x 1.5 mm2. Free end 50 cm above

the floor.

8. Cable for x-ray equipment, if applicable. Cable type/number

depends on brand. Free end 50 cm (at least) above the floor.

9. Temperature and humidity: During operation: +15 C to +35 C, non-condensing atmospheric

humidity from 20 – 75 %, pressure 800 hPa – 1060 hPa.

Storage/transport: 10 C to +40 C, non-condensing atmospheric

humidity from 50 – 80 %, pressure 500 hPa – 1060 hPa.

230V output to chair, light and extra equipment. All are connected in parallel and the total load must not exceed 5A/1150 W. All of these outlets have a T6.3A fuse. Or 115V output to chair, light and extra equipment. All are connected in parallel and the total load must not exceed 10A/1150 W. All of these outlets have a T12.5A fuse. The outlets to "BELL" and "ASPIR" are relays and the load on these relays must not exceed 2A at 30VDC (60 W).

Warning! In order to prevent electric shock, the UnicLine 5D must only be connected to a mains supply with protective earth.

9.3 Classification of equipment

Please refer to the OEM manufacturer instructions for more information.

Main unit: Class IIA(I)

Type B patient parts comply with IEC/EN60601-1.

Method of operation: Continuous operation with intermittent load.

Operation time between each patient treatment must be at least 15 min.

Protection against water: IPX 0

OEM Equipment Classification (see OEM manufacturer instructions for more information)

UnicLine Chair: Class I, type B.

Considered an applied part.

Multifunctional syringe: Class IIA, type B. Intermittent use: 10 sec. ON / 20 sec. OFF. Protection against water: IPX 0

Light polymerization Lamp: Class IIA, type BF. Intermittent use: 20 sec. ON / 40 sec. OFF. Protection against water: IPX 0

Ultrasonic scaler: Class IIA, type B Operation with water: 6 seconds ON / 3 seconds OFF for a

maximum of 4 minutes with normal water supply from the unit. (1-5 bar)

Operation without water: Intermittent use; 2 seconds ON / 18 seconds

OFF for a maximum of 10 minutes

Protection against water: IPX 0

Micromotor: Class IIA, type S3 Operation: 3A for 60 seconds / 5A for 10 seconds. Must be CEI 34-1 type S cooled down for 3 min. in the event of operation with air or for 20 min. in the event of operation without air. Protection against water: IPX 0

Foot control: Class I, type B. Continuous operation: No requirements for operation/rest time. Protection against water: IPX 1

9.4 Regulatory Standards Compliance

Standard:

Title:

EN 60601-1:2006 EN 60601-1/ corr.1 EN 60601-1/A1

Medical electrical equipment Generel safety w. corrections A1

EN 55011

Industrial, scientific and medical equipment – Radio frequency disturbance characteristic.

EN 1041:2009 +A1:2013

Information supplied by the manufacturer of medical devices

EN 1640

Dentistry – Medical device for dentistry - equipment

EN ISO 14971:2012

Medical device – application of risk management to medical devices

EN 980 Erstattet af DS/ISO15223-1

Medical equipment, Symbols to be used with medical device labels

EN ISO 7494-1

Dentistry Dental units Part 1: General requirements and test methods.

EN ISO 7494-2

Dentistry Dental units Part 2: Air, Water, Suction and waste system

EN ISO 1942

Dentistry - Terms

EN ISO 9687:2015

Dentistry Graphical symbols

EN ISO 10993-1

Biological evaluation of medical devices - Del 1: Evaluation and testing within a risk management process.

EN ISO 10993-5

Biological evaluation of medical devices - Del 5: Test for in vitro cytotoxicity

EN ISO 10993-10

Biological evaluation of medical devices - Del 10: Tests for irritation and skin sensitization

EN 60601-1-2: 2015

Medical electrical equipmentPart 1-2: EMC

EN 62304 EN 62304_2006_A1_2015

Medical device software – software life-cycle + A1

EN ISO 15223-1:2016

Medical equipment, Symbols to be used with medical device labels

IEC 60601-1-6:2010 +A1:2015

Medical electrical equipment – Part 1-6: General Requirements for basic safety and essential performance – Collateral standard: Usability

EN 62366-1:2015

Application of usability engineering to medical device

EN ISO 6875:2011

Dentistry Patient chair

EN ISO 21530:2004

Dentistry – Materials used for dental equipment surfaces – Determination of resistance to chemical disinfectants

EN ISO 80601-2-60

Medical electrical equipment – Part 2: Particular requirements for basic safety and essential performance of dental equipment

9.5 Components & Performance Specifications

Main unit:

Components:

Five PCBs (power, main, auxiliary, suction cleaning, & display) Torodial Transformers Air/Water Valves & Tubing Amalgam Separator Secretion Container Water Container Instrument Arm & Table Instrument Tray and Table Handles Display Screen and Keypad

Materials:

Aluminum (Instrument Arm, Console, Table, Tray, & Handles) Molded Polyurethane (Instrument Rest) Acrylic Glass (Display) Polybutylene Terephthalate PBT (Amalgam Separator) Polyether-PUR Elastollan 1198A (Internal Air/Water Tubing)

Dimensions:

Length

Width

Height

19.7”/500mm

7.9”/200mm

33.5”/850mm

Performance Specifications:

Power Supply

Frequency

Air Pressure

Water Pressure

Suction Flow

120V/230V 50/60Hz Mains: 50/60Hz 65 – 88psi (110psi – maximum) .15 liters/minute

67.0 – 80.0 liters/minute

Foot Control:

Components:

Top Ring Middle Ring Activation Ring Pedal Arm Power Connection to Cart

Materials:

ABS Plastic

Dimensions:

Diameter

Height

5.51”/140mm

2.76”/ 70mm

Performance Specifications:

Top Button

Middle Ring

Activation Ring

Pedal Arm

Power Connection to Console

Operating Lamp On/Off Air/Water Spray & Chip Blow Start Motor/Change Motor Rotation (standard control) Increase/Decrease Instrument Intensity (variable control) Increase/Decrease Instrument Intensity (standard foot control) Connection to console for power to foot control

Dental Chair:

Components:

Junction PCB Seat Motors (Back, Main, Seat) Safety Stop (Chair Lowering) Safety Stop (Backrest) Capacitors Chair Base Headrest Backrest Footrest with Stirrup Armrest

Materials:

Aluminum DKL or UltraLeather™ Upholstery

Dimensions:

Chair Length

Chair Height

Base Length

Base Width

71.7” – 78”/1820mm – 1980mm

18.1” – 34.3”/460mm – 870mm

28.3”/720mm

17.7”/450mm

Performance Specifications:

Weight Load

Tested too:

Range of Motion:

Backrest to Seat

Seat Angle

Headrest Tilt

Footrest to Seat

Programming Capabilities

Safety Stops

297lbs/135 Kg (EN/ISO 6875) 660lbs/300 Kg Minimum 85°/Maximum 185° Minimum 0°/Maximum 5°

6.3”/160mm Minimum 180°/Maximum 270° Four preprogrammed positions Backrest: Upon touching obstruction Chair Height: Upon touching obstruction Foot Rest: Upon touching obstruction Emergency Stop: Button on back of chair below backrest

9.6 Block diagram of the control system in UnicLine 5D

Main board

Micro

switch

Instrument

S-air

valve V6

P1+P7, … Connection for up to 6 instruments

Auxiliary board

Keyboard

Display board for modules and timer Clock/Timer

Suction cleaning -/

Spittoon – board

C/D–air

valve V8/V9

S-water

valve V7

Power

board

Foot

control

Telescope arm;

Reed contact C1, C2, C3

& C-contact

Patient chair

230V/115V

Beeper

Suction cleaning

tank

Accessories 24VAC, max. 3A

e.g. Scaler - instrument on table *

Spittoon

keyboard

Branch

connection

Sel. suc.1

valve V4

Sel. suc.2

valve V5

Sel. suc.3

valve V1

Transformer

230VAC/

115VAC

Input

Operation

lamp

trafo

230V/

115V

Separation

tank

Suction motor

keyboard

Controller

board

Suction

motor

Suc.

motor

w.sep.

tank

Fuse: F3

Fuse: F2

Fuse: F5

Fuse: F4

Fuse: F1

PC/Modem

Connection: Foot control

P17

P11

P12

P16

P10

P15

P14

P102

P101

P107

P104

P105

P103

P203

P1 + P5 (+ P9 + P16 + P20 if not used)

P9, P16 or P20

P204

P201

Fuse: F7

P106_2,1

Fuse: ’F4’

Fuse: ’F5’

Fuse: ’F3’

P106_1,1

P106_1,2

P106_1,3

P106_2,2

230VAC/115VAC

Input

230V/115V

Accessories e.g. heater B1

230V/115V Accessories

Assistant call

P18

Clean 2

valve V13

Clean 3

valve V14

Water

valve V15

Clean 1

valve V12

Glass

valve V3

Bowl

valve V2

LED

P10

P11

P12

P13

Main

switch

9.7 Power board

Component positions

Power board – branch connections

P6-P3 - Tag block for Earth

1. Earth

2. Earth

P7 - Tag block to mains input

1. 230/115VAC input mains, phase

2. 230/115VAC input from mains,0

P8 - Tag block to chairs

1. 230/115VAC to chair, phase

2. 230/115VAC to chair, 0

P9 - Tag block to lamp

1. 230/115VAC to lamp, phase

2. 230/115VAC to lamp, 0

P10 - Tag block to accessories

1. 230/115VAC, phase

2. 230/115VAC, 0

P11 - Tag block to accessories

1. 230/115VAC, phase

2. 230/115VAC, 0

P12 - Tag block to accessories

1. 230/115VAC, phase

2. 230/115VAC, 0

P16 - Tag block to bell

1. Assistant call: Active closed.

Passive open.

2. Assistant call: Active closed. Passive open.

P17 - Tag block to aspiration motor

1. Aspiration motor: Active closed.

Passive open.

2. Aspiration motor: Active closed. Passive open.

P15 - Plug to the main board

1. Assistant call: Active 0V.

Passive 24V

2. Common + 24V.

3. Aspiration motor: Active 0V.

Passive 24V.

P2 - Tag block from the main switch

1. 230/115VAC from main switch

2. 230/115VAC from main switch

P1 - Tag block to the main switch

1. 230/115VAC to main switch

2. 230/115VAC to main switch

P14 - Tag block to the transformer

1. 230/115VAC to the transformer

2. 230/115VAC to the transformer

Fuse: F1 (230V-primary fuse) : T6.3A H500VAC 6.3x32mm F2 (230V-primary fuse) : T6.3A H500VAC 6.3x32mm F3 (230V) : T1.25A L250VAC 6.3x32mm

F1 (115V-primary fuse) : T12.5A H500VAC 6.3x32mm F2 (115V-primary fuse) : T12.5A H500VAC 6.3x32mm F3 (115V) : T2.5A L250VAC 6.3x32mm

9.8 Main board

Component positions

Main board – branch connections

P101 - Plug with 3 poles to power

board

1. Aspiration motor: Active 0V.

Passive 24V.

2. Frame

3. Assistant call: Active 0V.

Passive 24V.

P102 - Plug with 12 poles to

auxiliary board

1. Data communication from the

auxiliary processor

2. + 8V unregulated

3. Frame

4. + 24V regulated

5. + 30V unregulated

6. + Variable magnet valve. Active

13/22V. Passive 0V

7. Data communication to the auxiliary processor

8. Voltage of the motor 1:

Active 2-26V. Passive 0V

9. Frame

10. + Voltage of the fibre optic:

Active 3.5V. Passive 0V.

11. Voltage of the motor 2

12. Frame

P103 - Plug with 4 poles to modem

1. RTX

2. TXD

3. RXD

4. Frame

P104 - Plug with 7 poles to suctioncleaning board/spittoon board

1. Frame

2. 24 V regulated

3. Aspiration motor: Active 0V. Passive

24V.

4. Bowl push-button: Active 3.5V. Passive 0V.

5. Glass push-button: Active 3.5V. Passive 0V.

6. Bowl valve: Active 0V. Passive 24V.

7. Glass valve: Active 0V.Passive 4V.

P105 - Plug with 6 poles to foot control

1. + 5V

2. Frame

3. Spray: Active 0V. Passive 5V.

4. Down: Active 0V. Passive 5V.

5. Up: Active 0V. Passive 5V.

6. Activation: Active 0V. Passive 5V

P106 - Plug with 5 poles from transformer

1. 8VAC input

2. 0V input

3. 8VAC input

4. 24VAC input

5. 0VAC input

P107 - Tag block with 2 poles to

accessories

1. 0VAC output

2. 24VAC output, 3A max.

Fuse: F3 : T6.3A L250VAC 5x20mm F4 : T1.6A L250VAC 5x20mm F5 : T1.6A L250VAC 5x20mm

Main board - light diode indications

D 103 : Data from the auxiliary processor to the main processor D 104 : Data from the main processor to the auxiliary processor D 107 : Motor voltage 0 - 30V D 108 : Fibre optic voltage 0 - 5V D 109 : Variable air spray valve 0-30V D 110 : +24V not stabilized D 111 : +8V not stabilized D 112 : Assistant call D 113 : Aspiration motor D 114 : +5V stabilized, main processor D 115 : - 8V not stabilized D 116 : +24V stabilized

9.9 Auxiliary board

Component positions

Auxiliary board – branch connections

P-201

1. Data communication from the

main processor

2. + 8V unregulated

3. Frame

4. + 24V regulated

5. + 30V unregulated

6. + Variable air spray valve: Active

13/22V. Passive 0V.

7. Data communication to the auxiliary processor

8. Motor voltage 1: Active 2-26V. Passive 0V.

9. Frame

10. + Fibre optic voltage:

Active 3.5V. Passive 0V.

11. Motor voltage 2

12. Frame

P-1 (Code 1)

1. Switch

2. Switch

3. 3-24V supply voltage (+)

4. 3-24V supply voltage (-)

5. Frame

6. 3.5V to the bulb of the fibre optic

P-2 (Code 2)

1. Switch

2. Switch

3. 3-24V supply voltage (+)

4. 3-24V supply voltage (-)

5. Frame

6. 3.5 V fibre optic voltage

P-3 (Code 3)

1. Switch

2. Switch

3. 3-24V supply voltage (+)

4. 3-24V supply voltage (-)

5. Frame

6. 3.5V fibre optic voltage

P-204

1. + 5V

2. [Arrow down]

3. [Arrow up]

4. [T]

5. [Bowl]

6. [Glass]

7. [Bell]

P-4 (Code 4)

1. Switch

2. Switch

3. 3-24V supply voltage (+)

4. 3-24V supply voltage (-)

5. Frame

6. 3.5 V fibre optic voltage

P-5 (Code 5)

1. Switch

2. Switch

3. 3-24V supply voltage (+)

4. 3-24V supply voltage (-)

5. Frame

6. 3.5V fibre optic voltage

P-6 (Code 6)

1. Switch

2. Switch

3. 3-24V supply voltage (+)

4. 3-24V supply voltage (-)

5. Frame

6. 3.5V fibre optic voltage

P-7

1. Air spray valve

2. Air spray valve

3. Water spray valve

4. Water spray valve

5. Driving / Cooling air valve

6. Driving / Cooling air valve

P-8

1. Air spray valve

2. Air spray valve

3. Water spray valve

4. Water spray valve

5. Driving / Cooling air valve

6. Driving / Cooling air valve

P-9

1. Air spray valve

2. Air spray valve

3. Water spray valve

4. Water spray valve

5. Driving / Cooling air valve

6. Driving / Cooling air valve

P-10

1. Air spray valve

2. Air spray valve

3. Water spray valve

4. Water spray valve

5. Driving / Cooling air valve

6. Driving / Cooling air valve

P-11

1. Air spray valve

2. Air spray valve

3. Water spray valve

4. Water spray valve

5. Driving / Cooling air valve

6. Driving / Cooling air valve

P-12

1. Air spray valve

2. Air spray valve

3. Water spray valve

4. Water spray valve

5. Driving / Cooling air valve

6. Driving / Cooling air valve

P-13 Instrument display

1. a.

2. b.

3. c.

4. d.

5. e.

6. f.

7. g.

8. p.

9. R1.

10. R2.

11. R3.

12. R4.

13. R5.

14. R6.

15. Led 2.

16. Led 1.

P-203 Timer display

1. a.

2. b.

3. c.

4. d.

5. e.

6. f.

7. g.

8. p.

9. R1.

10. R2.

11. R3.

12. R4.

13. R5.

14. R6.

15. Not used

16. Not used

Auxiliary board – light diode indications

Instrument voltage

Fibre optic voltage

Voltage of air spray valve

Voltage of water spray valve

Voltage of driving/cooling air valve

Light diode No

Light diode lit = Active Light diode not lit = Passive

9.10 Display board for modules and timer

Component positions

Display board for modules and timer – branch connections

P1+P5 Instrument display (+ /P9 /P16 /P20 if instrument is mounted)

1. a.

2. b.

3. c.

4. d.

5. e.

6. f.

7. g.

8. p.

9. R1.

10. R2.

11. R3.

12. R4.

13. R5.

14. R6.

15. Led 2.

16. Led 1.

P9, P16 or P20 Timer display

1. a.

2. b.

3. c.

4. d.

5. e.

6. f.

7. g.

8. p.

9. R1.

10. R2.

11. R3.

12. R4.

13. R5.

14. R6.

15. Not used

16. Not used

9.11 Suction-cleaning Board

(Only for units delivered with suction-cleaning system)

Component positions

Suction-cleaning board – branch connections

P1 - Plug with 7 poles to main board

1. Frame

2. + 24V regulated

3. Aspiration motor: Active 0V.

Passive 24V.

4. Bowl push-button: Active 3.5V.

Passive 0V.

5. Glass push-button. Active 3.5V.

Passive 0V.

6. Bowl valve: Active 0V.

Passive 24V.

7. Glass valve: Active 0V.

Passive 24V.

P2 - Plug with 3 poles to LED

1. Green LED

2. Frame

3. Red LED

P3 - Plug with 2 poles to beeper

1. Beeper: Active 5V. Passive 0V.

2. Frame

P4 - Plug with 2 poles to glass valve

1. 24V to glass valve

2. Glass valve: Active 0V. Passive 24V.

P5 - Plug with 2 poles to bowl valve

1. 24V to bowl valve

2. Bowl valve: Active 0V. Passive 24V.

P6 - Tag block with 2 poles to the

separating tank

1. 24V to the separating tank

2. Separating tank: Active 0V. Passive

24V.

P7 - Plug with 2 poles to selective suction 1

1. 24V to selective suction 1

2. Selective suction 1: Active 0V.

Passive 24V.

P8 - Plug with 2 poles to selective

suction 2

1. 24V to selective suction 2

2. Selective suction 2: Active 0V.

Passive 24V.

P9 - Plug with 2 poles to selective

suction 3

1. 24V to selective suction 3

2. Selective suction 3: Active 0V.

Passive 24V.

P10 - Plug with 2 poles to cleaning

valve 1

1. 24V to cleaning valve 1

2. Cleaning valve 1: Active 0V. Passive

24V.

P11 - Plug with 2 poles to cleaning

valve 2

1. 24V to cleaning valve 2

2. Cleaning valve 2: Active 0V. Passive

24V.

P12 - Plug with 2 poles to cleaning

valve 3

1. 24V to cleaning valve 3

2. Cleaning valve 3: Active 0V. Passive

24V.

P13 - Plug with 2 poles to water

valve 1

1. 24V to water valve

2. Water valve: Active 0V. Passive 24V.

P14 - Plug with 2 poles to pump

1. Frame

2. Pump voltage

P15 - Plug with 3 poles to level

sensor

1. Low liquid level

2. Frame

3. High liquid level

P16 - Plug with 2 poles to

telescopic arm

1. Switch selective suction 3: Active

5V. Passive 0V.

2. C-key: Active 0V. Passive 5V.

P17 - Plug with 3 poles to telescopic

arm

1. Switch selective suction 1: Active

5V. Passive 0V.

2. Common ground 5V.

3. Switch selective suction 2: Active

5V. Passive 0V.

P18 - Plug with 3 poles to spittoon

keyboard

1. Bowl switch: Active 5V. Passive 3.5V.

2. Common ground

3. Glass switch: Active 5V. Passive 3.5V.

Light diode indications

D3: Glass valve 24V D4: Bowl valve 24V D5: Separating tank valve 24V D6: Selective suction 1, suction valve:

24V

D7: Selective suction 2, suction valve:

24V

D8: Selective suction 3 D9: Cleaning valve 1 D10: Cleaning valve 2 D11: Cleaning valve 3 D12: Water valve D25: Pump

R39: Pump speed, constant: 1/3 of

normal

R40: Pump speed, cleaning cycle: 5 ml

per suction hose per cycle

9.12 Spittoon Board

(Only for units delivered without suction-cleaning system)

Component positions

Spittoon Board – branch connections

Plug with 7 poles to main board

1. Frame

2. + 24 V regulated

3. Aspiration motor: Active 0V.

Passive 24V.

4. Bowl push-button: Active 3.5V. Passive 0V.

5. Glass push-button. Active 3.5V. Passive 0V.

6. Bowl valve: Active 0V. Passive 24V.

7. Glass valve: Active 0V. Passive 24V.

Plug with 2 poles to glass valve

1. 24 V to glass valve

2. Glass valve: Active 0V. Passive 24V.

Plug with 2 poles to bowl valve

1. 24 V to bowl valve

2. Bowl valve: Active 0V. Passive 24V.

Tag block with 2 poles to the separating tank

1. 24 V to the separating tank

2. Separating tank: Active 0V. Passive 24V.

Plug with 2 poles to selective suction 1

1. 24V to selective suction 1

2. Selective suction 1: Active 0V.

Passive 24V.

Plug with 2 poles to selective suction 2

1. 24 V to selective suction 2

2. Selective suction 2: Active 0V.

Passive 24V.

Plug with 3 poles to telescopic arm

1. Switch selective suction 1: Active 5V.

Passive 0V.

2. Common ground 5V.

3. Switch selective suction 2: Active 5V.

Passive 0V.

Plug with 3 poles to spittoon keyboard

1. Bowl switch: Active 5V. Passive 3.5V.

2. Common ground

3. Glass switch: Active 5V. Passive 3.5V.

Light diode indications

D407: Glass valve 24 V D408: Bowl valve 24 V D409: Separating tank valve 24 V D410: Selective suction 1, suction

valve: 24 V

D411: Selective suction 2, suction

valve: 24 V

9.13 Flow diagram

V11

V10

Drain

Suction

Instruments Aspiration w. sel. suction

Spittoon Module

Separation tank

Text, Flow diagram

Article No

Text

A Disconnected when mounting Dürr/Metasys Sep.tank

V10 + V11

F - 043

Main water and air magnet valve

F - 985

Manometer Ø40, angle down

A - 355

Water heater

A - 010

Water filter

F - 041

Air filter

A - 271

Gold trap

F4 + F5

F - 523-1

Suction filter, long

F6 Return air container

P1 + P2

H - 255

Selective suction manifold, complete

F - 479

Regulating valve

F - 479

Regulating valve

A - 187

Needle with slot

R3 + R7

A - 186

Blue needle

R4 + R6

A - 185

Green needle

V2 + V3

A - 279

Bowl and glass magnet valve (211-A-03, 0-B-MS)

V4 + V5

A - 175

Air valve (301 C =) Selective suction 1 & 2

F - 044

Spray air valve (0301 E …) ( regulating valve)

FT- 2142

Spray water valve (6011 A …)

FT- 2142

Cooling air valve (6011 A …)

FT- 2143

Driving air valve (2824 A …) ( regulating valve; when var. turbine is mounted )

C1 + C2

H - 241

Telescope arm; Reed contact 1 + 2

Valves in modules for instruments

Valve no.

Micromotor

Turbine

Variable

Turbine

LC-lamp

Ultrasonic

scaler

Syringe

V6 (air)

* * * - -

V7 (water)

* * * - *

V8 (air)

* * - - -

V9 (variable)

- - * - -

9.14 Error messages

Error

Cause

Action

No light in the main switch

Main switch in position ”0”

Turn on the main switch

Main switch in position "1"

Contact the Service Technician

All displays show ”0”,

and turn off

No EE-prom

Contact the Service Technician

Displays shows constantly ”0”

No communication between main Board and auxiliary board

Contact the Service Technician

No beeps, when unit is switched on

Both fuses F4+F5 are missing or are defective

Contact the Service Technician

Everything works, but no beeps

Defective beeper

Contact the Service Technician

Display shows "0"

In starting phase (test)

Wait approximately 12 seconds

All displays show ”0”

and then turn off

No EE-prom

Contact the Service Technician

Some of the displays

show ”0” and then turn

off.

Program in EE-prom (e.g. LC lamp)

Contact the Service Technician

Displays shows constantly ”0”

No communication between main board and auxiliary board

Contact the Service Technician

No light in display at the starting phase.

The instrument is syringe. Display does not get any voltage.

Contact the Service Technician

Clock starts on 0001, when the unit is turned on.

Reset the auxiliary processor

Contact the Service Technician

Clock shows 00:00 after 12 sec.

Clock in main computer board is defective

Contact the Service Technician

9.15 Probability of occurrence and duration of contact for parts

Part

Time

Comment.

Instrument table

T < 1 s

Table 23, Is touched by the operator for moving the table in position, max 74°C

Turbine

10 s =< t < 1 min

Table 23, Handpice handled during treatment by the operator, max 51°C

Micromotor

10 s =< t < 1 min

Table 23, Handpice handled during treatment by the operator, max 51°C

Syring

1 s =< t < 10 s

Table 23, Handpice handled during treatment by the operator, max 56°C

Lamp

1 s =< t < 10 s

Table 23, Handpice handled during treatment by the operator, max 56°C

Operating Lamp

T < 1 s

Table 23, Is touched by the operator for moving the lamp in position, , max 74°C

Suction tubes

10 s =< t < 1 min

Table 23, Handpice handled during treatment by the operator, max 60°C

10. Warranty Terms and Conditions

Warranty applicable to UNIC, UnicLine, UnicLine S and UNIC Patient Chair.

 The equipment is covered by a 24-month warranty (from the installation

date) on the conditions that the equipment has been installed by an authorised Heka Dental dealer/technician and an annual service check is performed 12 months after installation.

 Annual service checks must be performed by an authorized Heka Dental

technician using an original Heka Service Kit

 The installation card constitutes important documentation that the dentist

has been properly instructed in the basics of the new equipment which decreases the risk of incorrect usage and unnecessary reporting of errors

 The installation card must be submitted within 15 days of the installation

date.

 The warranty is cancelled if the installation card or service card are not

submitted to Heka Dental in due time

Option to extend the warranty:

 Heka Dental offers the option to purchase a warranty extension covering

the years 3-5 from installation

 A service agreement covering annual service checks by an authorized Heka

Dental technician using original Heka Dental Service Kits is a prerequisite for the extension.

 The extension must be purchased no later than 24 months after the

original installation date

 The extension is valid from registration of the 24 month service card at

Heka Dental

 All warranty repairs must be performed by an authorized Heka Dental

technician

 The following years’ service cards must be sent to Heka Dental within 15

days from the day the annual service check is performed

The following general terms apply to the warranty:

 Heka Dental does not cover the authorised dealer’s labour on warranty

repairs.

 Heka Dental cannot be held liable for defects and consequential damage in

the event of failure to use the equipment correctly.

 Heka Dental cannot be held liable for defects and consequential damage

caused by wear and tear, incorrect cleaning or maintenance, lack of compliance with operating, maintenance and connection manuals, calcium build-up, corrosion, contaminated air, water supply or chemical and/or electrical factors that are regarded as abnormal or do not accord with the manufacturer’s specifications and instructions.

 This warranty does not cover electrical bulbs/LEDs, glass, rubber parts, O-

rings, chair upholstery or other wearing parts or discoloration of plastic parts.

 OEM products (instruments, handpieces, suction systems, amalgam

separators, separators, water purification systems etc.) which are not proprietary Heka Dental products are covered by the manufacturer’s 12- or

24-month warranty – please see individual manufacturer websites for information on warranty terms.

 Defects and consequential damage that can be attributed to the Heka

Dental authorised dealer or modifications made to the product by third parties are not covered by this warranty.

Exchangeable parts

In order to provide our customers with a fast and efficient service after the end of the warranty period, Heka Dental offers a number of exchangeable parts at a fixed repair price outside the warranty. These only apply to equipment being serviced (standard service and annual service) by an authorised Heka Dental dealer. Original Heka Dental parts must be used for both standard services and annual services. 18.0 Installation /Service Card. This installation/service card is located in a plastic folder on the inside of the cover plate for the console.

11. Installation- / Servicecart

This installation/service card is placed in a plastic folder at the inner side of the cover plate for the console.

Attention

Warranty is only valid if the Dental Delivery System is serviced annually with recommended service kit and the installation/service cards and service-kit serialnumbers are submitted to Heka Dental A/S.

12. EMC Information

Guidance and manufacturer’s declaration – electromagnetic emissions

The UnicLine 5D dental unit is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment specified below. The customer or the user of the UnicLine 5D dental unit should assure that it is used in such an environment.

RF emissions

CISPR 11

Group 1

UnicLine 5D dental unit uses RF energy only for its internal function. Therefore, its RF emissions are very low and are not likely to cause any interference in nearby electronic equipment.

RF emissions

CISPR 11

Class B

UnicLine 5D dental unit is suitable for use in all establishments, including domestic establishments and those directly connected to the public low-voltage power supply network that supplies buildings used for domestic purpose.

Harmonic emissions

IEC 61000-3-2

Class A

Voltage fluctuations/ Flicker emissions

IEC 61000-3-3

Complies

Emmissions test

Compliance

Electromagnetic environment - guidance

EMC Information (cont.)

Guidance and manufacturer’s declaration – electromagnetic emissions

Immunity test

IEC 60601 Test level

Compliance level

Electromagnetic environmentguidance

Electrostatic Discharge (ESD)

IEC 61000-4-2

±6 kV contact ±8 kV air

Floor should be wood, concrete or ceramic tile. If floors are covered with synthetic material, the relative humidity should be at least 30%.

Electrical fast transient/burst

IEC 61000-4-4

±2 kV for power supply lines

±1 kV for input/output lines

±2 kV for power supply lines

±1 kV for input/output lines

Mains power quality should be that of a typical commercial or hospital environment.

Surge

IEC 61000-4-5

±1 kV line to line

±2 kV line to earth

±1 kV line to line

±2 kV line to earth

Mains power quality should be that of a typical commercial or hospital environment.

Voltage dips, short interruptions and voltage variations on power supply input lines.

IEC 61000-4-11

<5 % UT (>95 % dip in UT) for 0,5 cycle

40 % UT (60 % dip in UT) for 5 cycles

70 % U

(30 % dip in UT) for 25 cycles

<5 % UT (>95 % dip in UT) for 5 s

<5 % UT (>95 % dip in UT) for 0,5 cycle

40 % UT (60 % dip in UT) for 5 cycles

70 % U

(30 % dip in UT) for 25 cycles

<5 % UT (>95 % dip in UT) for 5 s

Mains power quality should be that of a typical commercial or hospital environment. If the user of UnicLine 5D unit requires continued operation during power mains interruptions, it is recommended that the UnicLine 5D unit be powered from an uninterruptible power supply.

Power frequency (50/60 Hz) magnetic field

IEC 61000-4-8

3 A/m

Power frequency magnetic fields should be at levels characteristic of a typical location in a typical commercial or hospital environment. The power frequency magnetic field should be measured in the intended installation location to assure that it is sufficiently low.

NOTE: UT is the a.c. mains voltage prior to application of the test level

Guidance and manufacturer’s declaration – electromagnetic emissions

Immunity

test

IEC 60601

Test level

Compliance

level

Electromagnetic environment- guidance

Conducted RF IEC 61000-4-6

3 Vrms 150 kHz to 80 MHz

3 Vrms

Portable and mobile RF communications equipment should be used no closer to any part of the UnicLine 5D dental unit, including cables, than the recommended separation distance calculated from the equation applicable to the frequency of the transmitter.

Recommended separation distance

d = 1.2√P

d = 1.2√P 80 MHz to 800 MHz

d = 1.2√P 800 MHz to 2.5 GHz

Where P is the maximum output power rating of the transmitter in watts (W) according to the transmitter manufacturer and d is the recommended separation distance in meters (m). Field strengths from fixed RF transmitters, as determined by an electromagnetic site survey, a) should be less than the compliance level in each frequency range b)

Interference may occur in the vicinity of equiptment marked with the following symbol:

Note 1: At 80 MHz and 800 MHz, the higher frequency range applies.

Note 2: These guidelines may not apply in all situations. Electromagnetic propagation is affected by absorption and refection from structures, objects and people.

a) Field strengths from fixed transmitters, such as base stations for radio(cellular/cordless)

telephones and land mobile radios, amateur radio, AM & FM radio broadcast and TV broadcast cannot be predicted theoretically with accuracy. To assess the electromagnetic environment due to fixed RF transmitters, an electromagnetic site survey should be considered. If the measured field strength in the location in which the UnicLine 5D dental unit is used exceeds the applicable RF compliance level above, the UnicLine 5D dental unit should be observed to verify normal operation. If abnormal performance is observed, additional measures may be necessary, such as re-orienting or relocating the UnicLine 5D dental unit.

b) Over the frequency range 150 kHz to 80MHz, field strengths should be less than 3 V/m

Recommended separation distances between

Portable and mobile RF communications equipment and UnicLine 5D dental unit

The UnicLine 5D dental unit is intended for use in an electromagnetic environment in wich radiated RF disturbances are controlled. The customer or the user of UnicLine 5D dental unit can help prevent electromagnetic interference by maintaining a minimum distance between portable and mobile RF communications equipment (transmitters) and the UnicLine 5D dental unit as recommended below, according to the maximum output power of the communications equipment.

Rated maximum

output power of

transmitter

Separation distance according to frequency of transmitter

150 kHz to 80 MHz

d = 1.2√P

80 MHz to 800 MHz

d = 1.2√P

800 MHz to 2.5 GHz

d = 2.3√P

0.01

0.2

0.3

0.1

0.4

0.7 1 1.2

1.2

2.4

4.0

8.0

100

12.0

24.0

12. Disposal of the unit

In order to reduce the environmental impact of the product throughout its lifetime, the UnicLine 5D is designed to be as safe as possible to manufacture, use and dispose of. Components suitable for recycling should always be sent to a recycling centre once all hazardous materials have been removed. Obsolete units are disposed of at the owner's own responsibility and risk. All components and parts containing hazardous materials must be disposed of in compliance with current legislation and the guidelines issued by the environmental authorities. Risks must be taken into account and the necessary precautionary measures must be taken when handling waste products.

Part

Primary

materials for

disposal

Recyclable

materials

Landfill/

waste

disposal site

Hazardous waste

(separate

collection)

Frame and screening

- Metal

- Plastic

- Rubber

- Glass

- Porcelain

Aluminium

Galvanized steel

PVC PUR Other plastic

Motor

(X)

Component board

(X)

Cables, transformers

Copper Steel

X X

Amalgam separator*)

- Filters

- Collection

devices

X X

Packaging

Wood Cardboard Paper

X X X

Other parts

*) See the manufacturer's instructions.

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