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Lists documents to be used alongside the user manual for comprehensive understanding.
Provides information on accessing user instructions in electronic format and the necessity of reading them.
Restricts the use of the medical device in the United States to qualified dental health professionals.
States that information is based on manufacturer adherence to standards like IEC62366.
Defines the qualified dental practitioners who can use the device, including necessary precautions.
Clarifies that no specific training beyond professional qualifications is needed for using the device.
Lists the age groups suitable for treatment and emphasizes patient safety precautions like removing glasses.
Lists specific patient groups for whom the device should not be used, such as infants and pregnant women.
Specifies that treatments must be performed solely within the patient's oral environment.
Identifies the parts of the device that come into direct and indirect contact with the patient.
States that the manufacturer determined the device did not manage essential performances as per safety standards.
Highlights the practitioner's role in detecting problems and wearing a mask for safety during treatment.
Outlines the standard conditions under which the device is expected to be used, including storage and maintenance.
Discusses the importance of nozzle shape for performance and recommends annual nozzle replacement.
Details the device's intended use for prophylactic treatments and specific dental procedures.
Explains how air, water, and polishing powder are supplied and mixed for projection onto the treatment site.
Provides instructions on how to handle accessories, emphasizing not to disconnect during use or open the powder tank.
Advises contacting the supplier or Acteon for repairs and warns against unauthorized modifications.
Explains which parts can be unscrewed by the user and warns that unauthorized disassembly may void the warranty.
States the date of the latest document update (03/2018).
Indicates the year the device received its first CE marking (2011).
Lists patient conditions and situations where the device should not be used, including allergies and specific medical issues.
Warns against using unauthorized accessories or powders, as they can compromise safety and performance.
Details uses that are forbidden, such as outdoor use, exposure to heat or water, or use in specific atmospheres.
Describes the Supra 120° nozzle and its compatibility with specific supragingival powders.
Details the Perio easy nozzle for periodontal treatments and its compatibility with Perio powder.
Explains the Perio nozzle's use for subgingival treatments and its compatibility with Perio powder.
Describes the Perio Maintenance nozzle for periodontal maintenance and its compatibility with Perio powder.
Stresses the importance of cleaning, disinfecting, and sterilizing nozzles and plastic tubes before use.
Instructs users to perform tests on an oxidized metal surface before using the device on patients.
Guides the user through the initial setup and operation of the device, including the turbine adapter and powder tank.
Explains the procedure for safely turning off the medical device by releasing the chair's footswitch.
Notes that nozzle service life is determined by wear and damage, not cleaning cycles.
Outlines when the device needs to be cleaned and disinfected, including after installation and at the end of the day.
Specifies that soiled devices must be transported separately to prevent contamination.
Recommends reconditioning devices as soon as possible after use, ideally within two hours.
Provides step-by-step instructions for pre-disinfecting the device using an alcohol wipe.
Details the process for sterilizing the device components using a washer-disinfector and autoclave.
Instructs on storing sterilized parts in a dry place and checking packaging integrity before each use.
Explains the process of preventive cleaning, including the liquids to use based on powder type.
Describes how to lubricate the O-rings with silicone grease to prevent drying and ensure proper function.
Outlines user-performable maintenance actions for faulty operation, including replacing O-rings.
Provides a troubleshooting guide for when the medical device is not functioning, identifying possible causes and solutions.
Offers solutions for issues where the air polisher is not producing any spray, such as a blocked nozzle.
Addresses the problem of powder leaking from the tank, listing causes like an improperly screwed plug or a defective O-ring.
Provides troubleshooting steps for water appearing in the powder tank, such as the tank not being dry or a defective coupling O-ring.
Lists the manufacturer and the name of the medical device.
Provides physical dimensions (length, height, diameter) and weight of the air polisher.
Details the required air and water pressures and the output flow rates for irrigation.
Specifies operating and storage conditions, including temperature, humidity, and pressure ranges.
Outlines restrictions on usage premises, gas atmospheres, and immersion.
Lists the key performance aspects, such as pressure/air flow and powder type.
States compliance with European Directive 93/42/EEC and EN ISO 13485.
Identifies the device's medical class as IIa according to the 93/42/EEC directive.
Explains various symbols used in the manual, such as safety warnings and refer to information icons.
Illustrates and explains the symbols associated with quick start and cleaning procedures.
Provides contact details and address for the manufacturer, SATELEC, a Company of ACTEON Group.
Details the circumstances for which the manufacturer is not liable, such as non-compliance with recommendations or unauthorized repairs.
Lists contact information and addresses for ACTEON branches worldwide.
Provides guidance on how to dispose of the medical device and accessories at the end of their service life.
General| Brand | Acteon |
|---|---|
| Model | AIR-N-GO easy |
| Category | Dental equipment |
| Language | English |
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