The bowl can be turned 305° on the water unit by hand or using a motor
drive (optional).
The bowl and the water-to-cup spout can be removed to make cleaning
operations easier.
Control buttons.
H Water-to-cup delivery control button.
J Water-to-bowl delivery control button.
Bowl flushing automatically stops after 30 seconds.
Bowl washing automatically starts in the following cases:
• When the rinse position button (K) is pressed.
• When the water-to-cup delivery button (H) is pressed.
Hot water to cup.
When this function is provided, hot water is always delivered to the cup.
Cup sensor (S) (optional).
An optical sensor detecting cup presence and automatically enabling cup
filling can be installed under cup spout.
Operation:
• when the cup is placed under the spout, water delivery starts after 2
seconds for the duration set,
• once cup is removed, the automatic filling can be repeated after 3
seconds,
• during filling, by removing cup, water delivery is immediately interrupted,
• to disable cup sensor, call the Technical Service.
Motor-driven bowl automatic movements
Bowl automatically moves:
• When "Dental chair rinse position" button is pressed.
• When "Dental chair reset position" button is pressed.
Motor-driven bowl safety device
(dental units of L6 series only).
The bowl is equipped with a safety device that automatically moves it out
of the interference area with the dental chair.
If the bowl finds an obstacle that prevents it from moving out of
the interference area, a second safety device will block the
automatic movement of the dental chair.
The block is signalled by a double BEEP and by the flashing icon
(T) appearing on the LCD Touch DISPLAY.
Manual bowl safety device
(dental units of L6 series only).
The bowl is equipped with a safety device preventing the dental chair to
move up over a certain height when the bowl is positioned in the
interference area.
The block is signalled by a double BEEP and by the flashing icon (T)
appearing on the console display.
To remove the block just turn the bowl outside of the interference area.
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