Programat® CS
Operating Instructions
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Table of Contents |
Views of the Furnace, List of Parts |
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Introduction / Signs and Symbols |
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Preface |
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Introduction |
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Notes regarding the Operating Instructions |
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Notes on the different voltage versions |
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Safety First |
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Indications |
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Health and safety instructions |
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Product Description |
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3.1Components
3.2Hazardous areas and safety equipment
3.3Functional description
3.4Accessories
3.5Indication/Contraindication
4. Installation and Initial Start-Up |
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4.1Unpacking and checking the contents
4.2Selecting the location
4.3Assembly
4.4Dismounting the furnace head
4.5Initial start-up
5. Operation and Configuration |
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5.1Introduction to the operation
5.2Explanation of the key functions
5.3Basic meaning of the display information
5.4Program structure
5.5Adjustable parameters and possible value ranges
5.6Settings / test programs and information
5.7Explanation of the symbols on the display
5.8Explanation of the beeper signals
6. Practical Use |
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6.1Switching on/off
6.2Firing using a standard program
6.3Firing using an individual program
6.4Other options and special features of the furnace
6.5Programming
7. Maintenance, Cleaning and Diagnosis |
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7.1Monitoring and maintenance
7.2Cleaning
7.3Diagnosis program
8. What if ... |
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8.1Error messages
8.2Additional error messages
8.3Technical malfunctions
8.4Repair
9. Product Specifications |
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9.1Delivery form
9.2Technical data
9.3Acceptable operating conditions
9.4Acceptable transportation and storage conditions
10. Appendix |
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10.1Program table
10.2Program structure
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List of Parts
Front view:
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Sealing surface |
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Furnace head sealing ring |
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Insulation |
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Thermocouple |
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Firing plate |
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Display |
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Frame plate |
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QTK heating muffle |
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Furnace housing |
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Keypad |
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On/Off switch |
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Heating element fuse |
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Vacuum pump fuse |
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USB-Device interface |
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Fuse holder |
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Power cord |
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Power socket |
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Vacuum pump socket |
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Rating plate |
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Thermocouple cable |
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Vacuum hose connection |
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Rubber feet |
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Firing plate holder |
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Furnace head housing |
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Thermocouple plug |
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Plug fuse |
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Heater plug |
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Heater plug socket |
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Thermocouple plug socket |
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Leaf spring |
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Air vents (base) |
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Cooling tray |
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Screw for cooling tray |
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Hood |
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Knurled screw for hood |
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Air vents furnace head |
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Air vents rear panel |
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Warnings |
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Furnace head mounting mark |
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Furnace base mounting mark |
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Furnace head mounting |
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Quartz-glass tube |
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Vacuum hose |
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Silicone rest |
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Connecting rod |
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Plug-in console |
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Control unit:
71ESC key
72ENTER key
73Start key
74Start LED
75Stop key
76+ key
77– key
78Settings key
79Cursor key right
80Cursor key left
81Information key
82Program 1
83Program 2
84Program 3
85Program 4
86Next program
87Open furnace head
88Close furnace head
100 Programat firing tray
101 Metal pin A
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1. Introduction / Signs and Symbols
1.1 Preface
Dear Customer
Thank you for having purchased the Programat CS. It is a state-of-the-art furnace for the dental practice, which requires a furnace for the CAD/CAM technique. The Programat CS enables glaze and crystallization firings for the CAD/CAM technology. This furnace has been specially developed for this purpose.
The furnace has been designed according to the latest industry standards. Inappropriate use may damage the equipment and be harmful to personnel. Please observe the relevant safety instructions and read these Operating Instructions carefully.
Enjoy working with the CS.
1.2 Introduction
The signs and symbols in these Operating Instructions facilitate the finding of important points and have the following meanings:
Risks and dangers
Important information
Contraindication
Burn hazard
Risk of crushing
The Operating Instructions must be read
1.3Notes regarding the Operating Instructions
Furnace concerned: Programat CS Target group: Dentists and dental technologists
These Operating Instructions facilitate the correct, safe, and economic use of the Programat CS furnace.
Should you lose the Operating Instructions, extra copies can be ordered at a nominal fee from your local Ivoclar Vivadent Service Center or downladed from www.ivoclarvivadent.com/ downloadcenter.
1.4Notes on the different voltage versions
The furnace is available with different voltage versions.
– 100 V / 50–60 Hz
– 110–120 V / 50–60 Hz – 200–240 V / 50–60 Hz
In the Operating Instructions, the furnace is described in the 200-240 V voltage version.
Please note that the voltage range shown on the images (e.g. rating plate) may differ depending on the voltage version of your furnace
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2. Safety First
This chapter is especially important for personnel who work with the |
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Programat CS or who have to carry out maintenance or repair work. |
Contraindication |
This chapter must be read and the corresponding instructions fol- |
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2.1 Indications
Do not carry the furnace head by the cooling tray.
The Programat CS must only be used to fire dental ceramic materials and it should be used for this purpose only. Other uses than the ones stipulated, e.g. cooking of food, firing of other materials, etc.
are contraindicated. The manufacturer does not assume any liability for damage resulting from misuse. The user is solely responsible for
any risk resulting from failure to observe these Instructions.
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Further instructions to assure proper use of the furnace:
Contraindication
– The instructions, regulations, and notes in these Operating Instructions must be observed.
– The instructions, regulations, and notes in the material’s
Instructions for Use must be observed.
– The furnace must be operated under the indicated environmental and operating conditions (Chapter 9).
– The Programat CS must be properly maintained.
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Contraindication
Do not carry the furnace head by the cables, since the cables and connections may be damaged.
The furnace head should not be removed from the furnace base as long as the furnace head is connected by means of the heater cable.
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Contraindication
The furnace has an electric drive and must be operated by means of the electronic controls. Never open the furnace head by hand, since the mechanism will be damaged .
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Contraindication
Do not touch the thermocouple and the quartz tube in the firing chamber. Avoid contact with the skin (grease contamination), as the parts will be prematurely damaged .
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Never use the furnace without a firing table.
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Contraindication |
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Never place objects in the firing chamber by hand, since there is a burn hazard. Always use the tongs (accessories) supplied for this purpose. Never touch the hot surface of the furnace head, as there is a burn hazard. Please also refer to
the warnings on the furnace.
Firing trays must not be placed in |
Risk of crushing and burn hazard |
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Never reach under the furnace |
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closing of the furnace head. |
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since there is a risk of crushing |
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and a burn hazard. |
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Contraindication
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Foreign objects must not be |
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air vents. Make sure that no liq- |
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uids or other foreign objects enter |
This product contains ceramic |
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the air vents, since this may result |
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fibres and may release fibre dust. |
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in an electrical shock. |
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Do not use compressed air, or |
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distributing the dust in the |
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environment and observe the |
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2.1.9
Contraindication
Make sure that no liquids or other foreign objects enter the furnace.
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Risks and dangers
2.1.10
Contraindication
Do not insert any foreign objects into the air vents. There is a risk of electrical shock.
The furnace must not be operated if the quartz tube in the firing chamber is damaged. There is a risk of electric shock upon contact with the heating wire.
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