To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is the suction power weak on my Dentsply Sirona Dental equipment?
If your Dentsply Sirona Dental equipment suction power is insufficient, first, ensure the suction power controller on the control panel is set to maximum. If the problem persists, replace the filter bag and HEPA filter. Also, check the suction tube for blockages and leaks, removing any obstructions and ensuring a tight seal at all connections.
What to do if the Dentsply Sirona Dental equipment suction device does not start?
If the suction device for your Dentsply Sirona Dental equipment doesn't start, first check if the power cable is correctly connected and the voltage supply is active. Then, check the device safety switch. If these steps don't resolve the issue, allow the suction system to cool down, ensuring sufficient air circulation, especially around the ventilation slots. If problems persist, it may be due to a defective suction motor or electronics, requiring professional service.
What to do if Dentsply Sirona Dental equipment has very strong suction power?
If the suction power of your Dentsply Sirona Dental equipment is very strong, open the maintenance cover and check that the filter bag and HEPA filter are seated correctly.
General| Brand | Dentsply Sirona |
|---|---|
| Model | CEREC MC XL |
| Category | Dental equipment |
| Language | English |
Provides contact details for technical questions and manufacturer's address.
Explains document structure, danger levels, and formats used.
Details warranty terms and operator responsibilities for maintenance.
Describes the system's purpose and limitations for safe operation.
Explains symbols used in the manual and on the device.
Covers prerequisites, operating, maintenance, and modifications for safe use.
Specifies approved accessories and procedures for handling damage.
Details connection requirements and importance of ventilation slots.
Lists CE mark compliance and relevant standards for the product.
Details the components included with the inLab MC X5 suction devices.
Describes the suction system's function, filter type, and identifies unit components.
Presents detailed specifications for InLab MC X5 and CEREC suction devices.
Provides instructions for checking delivery and handling transport damage.
Advises on proper disposal of packaging according to national regulations.
Specifies requirements for the installation site, including dimensions and clearances.
Guides on connecting the suction tube to the device and processing machine.
Details how to connect power and interface cables for operation.
Describes how to start the unit in automatic and manual modes.
Provides instructions for safely packing the device for transport or storage.
Details the process for replacing filter bags and HEPA filters.
Explains when and how to replace the suction motor.
Guides on using the cleaning hose for device maintenance.
Lists common error messages, their causes, and remedies.
Provides solutions for common symptoms like no start-up or low suction.
Details how to return and dispose of electrical devices in EU and other countries.
Lists available spare parts and consumables with their reference numbers.
