ADS V3 - Decommissioning of Equipment; Environmental Requirements; Product Safety Classifications

Instruction Manual
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WARNING
The separator tank lter is the only
component of the dry vacuum system
that should be accessed or serviced by the
owner. All other components and service
tasks must be performed by an authorized
technician qualied to service this vacuum
system. Images of additional system
components shown in this manual are for
informational reference only and are not
intended to indicate serviceable parts.
To ensure safe operation of this vacuum unit, the following
safety precautions must be observed:
● Read and understand all instructions fully before
operating the vacuum unit.
● For installation, comply with all local electrical and
safety codes, the National Electrical Code (NEC), and the
Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA).
● Protect the power cable from damage. Do not kink it or
let it contact sharp edges, oil, grease, heat, or chemicals.
● Ensure the power source matches the equipment
requirements.
● Disconnect all power and control lines before servicing
or maintaining the unit. Use lockout/tagout procedures.
● Do not service any parts while vacuum is running.
● Keep parts clean and protected during maintenance.
● Remove all tools, rags and loose parts before operation.
● Do not use ammable solvents for cleaning.
● Do not operate without the service panel in place.
● Do not operate in rooms with ammable or toxic fumes
present.
● Do not operate in ambient temperatures above 104°F
(40°C).
● The motor may be hot after recent use. Touch with
caution to avoid injury. This is normal at rated load.
● Inspect daily and correct any unsafe conditions.
● Inspect hoses before use. Ensure connections are secure.
Decommissioning of
Equipment
When taking ADS dental equipment out of service, proper
decommissioning and disposal procedures should be
followed in accordance with local regulations.
Electronic components such as circuit boards and electrical
cabling should be recycled as e-waste. Metal parts made of
aluminum, brass, steel, and iron are recyclable as scrap metal.
Molded plastic parts feature molding codes indicating the
plastic type and should be recycled accordingly.
The separator tank, drain lines, and extraction lines of ADS
vacuum systems are considered biohazardous and should be
handled with appropriate precautions during dismantling.
Appropriate personal protective equipment should be worn
when handling contaminated vacuum system components.
Any components that cannot be recycled should be
disposed of through appropriate waste streams. Please
contact ADS Customer Service for guidance regarding
material types and recycling/disposal options specic to your
ADS dental equipment.
Environmental Requirements
To ensure proper function and prevent damage, ADS
equipment should be stored, transported, and operated
within the following temperature and humidity ranges:
Temperature/
Humidity
Specication
Storage/
Transportation
● Temperature: 32°F to 158°F (0°C to
70°C)
● Relative Humidity: Up to 90% (non-
condensing)
Operation
● Room Ambient Temperature: 40°F to
104°F (4°C to 40°C)
● Relative Humidity: Up to 80% (non-
condensing)
Product Safety Classications
To ensure safe operation, ADS equipment is designed and
tested to conform to the following international standards:
Type/Mode Classication
Electrical Shock
Protection
All ADS products with mains voltage
are Class I Equipment per IEC 60601-1.
Water Ingress
Protection
ADS products are rated IPX0 per IEC
60529, meaning they do not have
protection against water ingress. Avoid
exposure to water or other liquids.
Operation Mode
ADS products are designed for
continuous operation with a 50%
full load duty cycle per IEC 60601-
1. Intermittent rest periods prevent
overheating.