To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if B.A. International BA-OPTIMA 10 Dental equipment is not charging when the adapter is connected?
If your B.A. International Dental equipment isn't charging, first, ensure the adapter is properly connected. If it still doesn't charge, try changing the adapter, as the current one might be faulty or incompatible. Also, clean the charging point with alcohol to remove any impurities.
Why does my B.A. International Dental equipment have weak light intensity?
If the light intensity of your B.A. International Dental equipment is weak: * Ensure the optical fiber is correctly installed. * If there's a crevice on the optical fiber, replace it. * Clear any resin from the tip of the optical fiber.
How to fix B.A. International BA-OPTIMA 10 with no indication or response?
If your B.A. International Dental equipment shows no indication or response: 1. Charge the equipment or replace the battery if it's out of power. 2. Replace the battery if it's faulty. 3. If the main unit battery protection system is activated, place the main unit into the socket on the charger for activation.
Why is the effective duration of the battery short in my B.A. International BA-OPTIMA 10?
The effective duration of the battery in your B.A. International Dental equipment might be short because the battery capacity has decreased. To resolve this, change to a new battery.
General| Brand | B.A. International |
|---|---|
| Model | BA-OPTIMA 10 |
| Category | Dental equipment |
| Language | English |
Explains how the BA Optima 10 cures resin using ray radiation.
For restoring teeth in a dental environment by trained professionals.
Composed of high power LED, optical fiber, and main unit.
Details battery type, voltage, capacity, and adapter input/output.
Describes LED power, wavelength, and light intensity.
How to select operating modes using the mode key.
Details Full Power, Ramping, and Pulse modes.
How to select solidification time from available modes.
Guidance on aiming light and activating the curing process.
General procedures for cleaning and disinfecting the optical fiber.
Emphasizes validated equipment and procedures for sterility.
Immediate steps after operation for fiber care.
When cleaning should occur and types (automated/manual).
Criteria for automated cleaners and connectors.
Recommends using washer-disinfectors compliant with EN ISO 15883.
When disinfection must occur and preference for automated.
Specifies washer-disinfector validation and temperature settings.
Criteria for identifying and discarding damaged parts.
Specifies steam sterilization (fractional pre-vacuum) as the only approved method.
Requirements for sterilizer compliance, temperature, time, and pressure.
Lists sterilization methods not recommended or prohibited.
Proper aiming of light and avoiding direct eye exposure.
Use only original chargers, adapters, and batteries.
Warnings regarding continuous operation heat, modification, and light hood.
Recommends caution for heart patients, pregnant women, and children.
Optical fiber is autoclavable; other parts require specific cleaning.
