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General| Type | Electric Handpiece System |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | DENTSPLY |
| Power Source | Electric |
| Cooling System | Internal water spray |
| Brand | DENTSPLY |
| Model | E Electric |
| Control | Foot control |
| Compatibility | Compatible with E-type |
| Applications | General dentistry |
Lists the components included with the Midwest E Electric Handpiece System, such as the motor, control unit, and power cord.
Outlines the intended use, restrictions, and potential negative outcomes of the handpiece system.
Details essential safety warnings, precautions, and potential hazards during operation and handling.
Covers RF interference, approved accessories, authorized service, and fire hazards in specific environments.
Guidelines for handling attachments, cords, cleaning the system, and understanding device symbols.
Specifies DENTSPLY's liability limitations concerning product use, maintenance, and third-party servicing.
Identifies and illustrates the main components of the electric handpiece system via a diagram.
Details the connectors and inputs located on the back of the control unit for system integration.
Guidance on selecting a location and mounting the control unit bracket for system installation.
Steps for connecting the power adapter and drive air tubing to the control unit and mains.
Instructions for connecting the motor hose and the electric motor itself to the system.
Explains the function of primary mode and adjustment icons on the device's interface.
Details additional icons for speed, torque, memory, and special modes on the device.
Describes how to access and navigate the Set Up Mode menu for device configuration.
Step-by-step guide for calibrating the foot control pressure settings for optimal performance.
Details on adjusting speaker status, light intensity, delay, and contrast settings.
Instructions for setting standby time, gear memory, factory reset, and demo mode.
Procedures for maintaining hygiene, sterilizing components, and preventing infection during use.
Introduces the available operational modes: Preparation, Endodontic, and Set Up for procedural use.
Explains how to regulate motor speed, direction, and light in Preparation Mode for dental procedures.
Illustrates the interface and key controls for managing settings in Preparation Mode.
Guides on changing the gear ratio and motor speed settings to match attachments and procedures.
Instructions for modifying handpiece light status and motor rotation direction.
Steps for saving custom settings into memory presets for quick recall.
Details on regulating speed, torque, direction, and auto-reverse functions for endodontic procedures.
Shows the interface and key controls for managing settings in Endodontic Mode.
Guides on changing gear ratio and motor speed for endodontic procedures.
Instructions for setting torque limits and motor rotation direction.
Details on selecting Auto-Stop, Auto-Reverse, or Auto-Reverse Forward modes.
Steps for saving custom settings into endodontic memory presets.
Guidelines for cleaning the control unit, hoses, and motor housing using approved solutions.
Important warnings regarding authorized maintenance and avoiding unit disassembly.
Addresses common problems like overheating, light issues, connection errors, and error codes.
Details the device's compliance with EMC emission and immunity standards.
Provides recommendations for the electromagnetic environment during operation.
Specifies safe distances from portable and mobile HF telecommunications equipment.
Lists technical specifications for the control unit, motor, and power supply.
Details ambient temperature, humidity, air pressure, and storage requirements.
Explains the information presented on the device's type label, including model and serial numbers.
Catalog of part numbers and descriptions for replacement components of the handpiece system.
Outlines the warranty period and conditions for the handpiece system and motor.
Provides contact information for authorized repair services within the USA and Canada.
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