Pilling LUMINATOR User manual

Owner’s

Manual

Pilling

LUMINATOR™

Dual

and

Fiber

Single

Optic

Models

Light

Sources

PILLING

Models:

This

Manual

is

Part

No.

Dual

-12 52-1202 52-1203

300431

|

i

V

240

VAC

100

VAC

Single

52-1211 52-1212 52-1213

Illuminator

120

VAC

240

VAC

100

VAC

(©)

A

WARRANTY

Pilling

warrants

workmanship

our factory and

consumable

Pilling

liability

or

repair

THIS

WARRANTY EXPRESSED MERCHANTABILITY, OF

USE,

Pilling

shall

sequential

for a period

when

under

of

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OR

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its

illuminators

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parts are

this

instrument

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IN

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OR

IMPLIED,

FITNESS

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be

liable

to a customer

arising

to

of

18

months

normal

excluded.

warranty

F.O.B.

AS

MATTER.

from

be

free

from

service

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be

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Washington,

ANY

OTHER

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for

the

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date

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and

conditions.

limited

to

the

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WARRANTY,

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any

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or

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delivery

replacement

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training

sources.

COPYRIGHT

of

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copy

manual

or

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RELEASE:

fiber optic

appropriate

for

use

in

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light

sections

personnel

light

INTRODUCTION

Thank

choosing

ber

bile, medical

This know and

take tures to

medical

Some

for a wide

permit

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modates optic

cations.

you

optic

high-intensity

manual

to

single

full

designed

meet

of

1.

The

fan

position.

2.

The

cables

for

your

the

Pilling

light

source.

procedures.

contains

operate

advantage

the

procedures.

these

intensity

multiport

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and

illuminators.

into

real

features

range

cooling

of

five

used

confidence

LUMINATOR™

It

light for

all

maintain

It

of

the

each

needs

control

lamp

of

the

faceplate

most

common

in

medical

provides

various

you

need

the

will

help

unique

illuminator of

today’s

are:

knob(s)

intensity

lamp(s)

allow

in

accom-

appli-

in

fi-

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to

dual

you

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and

the

fiber

3.

Up

be

used

unit

and

pending

4.

The

mit

snap-in

out

lamp

to

four

fiber

simultaneously

two

on

cable

spare

lamp

replacement

in

seconds.

optic

devices

on

the

single

end

fittings.

cartridge(s)

of a burned-

the unit,

can

dual

de-

per-

INTRODUCTION

PRECAUTIONS

1.

DESCRIPTION

Specifications

TABLE

OF

THE

OF

ILLUMINATOR

CONTENTS

par?

E

~

B

NS

Controls

Theory

2.

ASSEMBLING

Assemble

Mount

Insert

Attach

3.

PREPARING

Unpacking

Connect

Test

the

and

of

the

to

Lamps

Components

Operation

OPTIONAL

Mobile

Support

Gooseneck

THE

ILLUMINATOR

Power

COMPONENTS

Stand

Plate

Outlet

Exam

into

the

Light

FOR USE

Column

4.

Connect

Prepare

Operator's

OPERATING

Turn

Illuminator

the

THE

Fiber

Gooseneck

Checklist

ILLUMINATOR

Optic

On

Cable(s)

Exam

Light

to

for

the

Use

Multiport

(Option)

Faceplate

When

a

Lamp

Burns

Out

5.

Turn

STORAGE

Storage

Illuminator

Required

Clean

Air

Replace

Washing

Repair

REPLACEMENT

IN-SERVICE

AND

MAINTENANCE

Maintenance

Vents

Expended

and

Sterilizing

TRAINING

Off

Lamps

PARTS

AND

ACCESSORIES

LIST

Figure

Wiring

p

Wiring

1.

Location

2.

Assembly Diagrams

3.

Multiport

4.

.

5.

Releasing

6.

Inserting

Diagram

(Single

(Double

of

Faceplate

q

the

OF

Controls

Lamp

Illuminator)

FIGURES

and

Components

Fiber

Installing

Optic

Cable

Sterile

Fittings

Sheath

PRECAUTIONS

PILLING

attention

patient

TO

PROTECT

1.

Avoid

on.

2.

Avoid

during

3.

Read

illuminators

to

the

and

operator

THE

looking

long

use,

and

abide

common-sense

PATIENT

into

exposure

are

from

by

AND

the

sturdy

injury

OPERATOR:

empty

of

tissue

safety

and

safe

precautions

and the

cable

to

precautions

port

bare

devices.

listed

equipment

when

fiber-optic

suggested

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here

from

the

will

illuminator

damage.

cable

for

protect

the

ends

use

the

is

of

any

fiber-optic

4.

Cool

minutes

life.)

not

Do

5.

of

flammable

6.

Plug

receptacles.

the

with

use

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instrument.

illuminator

the

lamp

illuminator

the

anesthetics.

illuminator

after

turned

only

use

off.

below

into

by

letting

(This

the

grounded,

the

may

also

5-foot

hospital-grade

fan

prolong

level

run for

component

the

in

5

presence

TO

1.

(rear).

2.

plate.

3.

weather.

4.

PROTECT

Do

Use

Do

THE

not

obstruct

the

illuminator

not

use

not

steam-autoclave

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air-inlet

the

illuminator

only

vent

with

the

(bottom)

the

voltage

in

an

environment unprotected

illuminator

or

fan-exhaust

indicated

use

strong

vent

on

the

organic

rating

from

the

solvents

for

cleaning.

DESCRIPTION

OF

Specifications

MODELS

SIZE

Height

Width

Depth

Weight

Power

POWER REQUIREMENTS

Cord

DUAL

120

240

SINGLE

120

240

All

DUAL 7%" with

12%"

124%"

21

12'

DUAL

120

240

ILLUMINATOR VAC VAC

models

ILLUMINATOR

(19.4

handle

(32.1

(31.1

lb

(9.5

(3.7

m)

ILLUMINATOR VAC VAC

THE

can

cm)

folded

cm)

kg)

ILLUMINATOR

operate

down

on

50

CATALOG 52-1201 52-1202

CATALOG 52-1211 52-1212

or

60

SINGLE 5%"

(14.6

with

handle

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(21.6

10%"

11

Ib

10'

(8.1

WATTS 420 420

NUMBERS

Hz current.

ILLUMINATOR

cm)

folded

ст)

(27.6

cm)

(5

kg)

m)

down

AMPS

3.4

1.75

GROUND

LEAKAGE

LAMP

RATED LAMP

LIFE

SINGLE

120

240

Less

Type

(21V

25

These

of Association.

ILLUMINATOR

VAC

than

limits

DNF

Projection

150W)

hours

at

units

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specified

full

intensity

have

been

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designed

in

U.L.

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and

WATTS

210

544

to

Canadian

for

hospital

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meet

equipment.

NO.

the

requirements

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1.75

0.9

52-118

2

st

Controls

and

Co)

Components

FIGURE

Location

1.

Controls

of

4a.

4b.

Components

&

switch/circuit

Power Intensity

Multiport

cartridge

Lamp

cartridge

REPLACE

control

faceplate.

knob.

(in-use).

(spare).

SPARE

a

breaker.

LAMP

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indicator.

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1.

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light

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switch

automatically

2.

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wise from continuously

switch/circuit

ON

applies

inside

also

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power

the

switch,

functions

shuts

off

control

OFF

position

increases

to

and

as a circuit

if a short

knob.

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the

intensity

breaker.

the

unit, activates

circuit

turns

the

Pushing

iluminates

the

breaker

occurs.

the

knob

lamp

of

illumination.

the the

fan(s).

and

clock-

on

and

OFF

3.

Multiport place

in

of

ports

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is

ready

optic

cable.

4.

Lamp

“spare”

burned

5.

REPLACE

PLACE in

the

broken.

faceplate.

either

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position

for

the

cartridge.

location,

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insertion

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can

be

lamp

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indicator

location

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aligns

one

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outlet.

with

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of

the

lamp

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cartridge.

LAMP

lights

is

missing,

the

multiport

of

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five

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port

light

outlet

appropriate

cartridge,

exchanged

indicator.

up

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at

in

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the

out

face-

types

and

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and

fiber

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witha

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lamp

or

6

REPLACE

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LAMP

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OF

OPERATION

The

fiber-optic

work

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area.

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radiant

halogen

dichroic

contains

passes

aid

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transformer

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provides

cables

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energy

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changes

to

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from

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back

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source

instrument

to

maximize

transmission

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tungsten-filament

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from

the

input

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or

integral

beam,

the

reflector

voltage

light

device

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of

directed

lamp,

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for

transmission

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at

but

and

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port,

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cooling

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lamp

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lamp

and

switch

indicator

exhaust

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for

varying

intensity

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lamp

light

fan

use

(21v

maximum)

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by

features

which

cartridge

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of

the

precise

provide

the

intensity

means

incorporates

assembly

signals

operates

for

operating

light-energy

optical

outputs

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a

rotary

include:

a

for

a

burned-out

independently

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the

switch.

thermal

easy

the

lamp.

collection

design.

of

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lamp.

circuit

lamp

spare

of

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by

Taps

18v, 19v,

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operator

breaker

replacement

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permitting

on

for

quick

the

ASSEMBLING OPTIONAL

All

systems

may

contain:

(1)

(2)

LEG

BRACKET

NYLON

are

Illuminator

Caster

Ass'y & Support

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shipped

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in a single

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SUPPORT

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(3)

Column

(4)

Gooseneck

SINGLE

ILLUMINATOR

COMPONENTS

boxes

within

the

(stand)

Exam

Light & Adapter

single

package

COLUMN

—=>

CASTER

ASSEMBLY

FIGURE

Assembling the

2.

Assembly

8

Attaching

Illuminators

the

Diagrams

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Light

Stand/Mounting

1

Assemble

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the

caster

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Insert

the

tapered

assembly,

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turning

2

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to

the

1.

Check

2.

Place

3.

Attach

FOR THE

a.

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dual

b.

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that

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illuminator

the

DUAL

illuminator.

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the The bag

the

assembly

end

slightly

nylon

insert

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the

lamp

support

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plate

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four

7/16

the

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same

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four

nuts

are

for

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on

of

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until

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visible

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figure

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from

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on

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dual

attach

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packaged

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at

the

top

2)

securely

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air)

studs

that

illuminator.

support

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with

plate

the

figure

in

the

doesn't

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into

place.

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hold

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to

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support

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horizontal

of

turn).

leg

brackets

illuminator.

plate

be

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caster

surface.

to

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in a plastic

ignored.

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four

3

Insert into

1.

2.

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Remove

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the

washer

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the

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cord

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the

support

through

nuts.

the

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the

shipping

complete

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column.

power

onto

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plate

the

support

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tape

from

unit

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and

lower

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down

cord

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the

leg

brackets.

to

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support

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to

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figure

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entire length

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plate

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of

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inserting

it

to

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of

the

right

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the

illuminator

the

leg

brackets

support

side

up (hold

plate

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four

bolts

with

plate.

the

projection

feeding

4

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directly

.

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illuminator.

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Insert

the

screw

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the

seats

properly.

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the

multiport

below

the

three holes

two

small

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gooseneck

the

gooseneck.

portions,

of

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faceplate,

light

screws

in

into

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fiber

outlet,

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optics.

counterclockwise.

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flexible

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THE

1.

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illuminator

reinforced

top

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coiled

PARTS

spare-lamp

PARTS

SUPPLIED:

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instruments

bottom

and

paper

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wrapped

cartridge

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shipped

tape.

pieces

with

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devices

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illuminator.

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Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

WARRANTY

INTRODUCTION