Why is the light intensity weak in my DTE Lux E?
If the light intensity of your DTE Dental equipment is weak, first, reinstall the optical fiber to ensure it is correctly installed. If the issue persists, inspect the optical fiber for any crevices and replace it if necessary. Also, check for any resin on the top of the optical fiber and clean it off.
What to do if my DTE Lux E Dental equipment screen shows “E1”?
If your DTE Dental equipment screen shows “E1”, it indicates a low battery. You should charge the device.
What to do if my DTE Dental equipment screen shows “Er”?
If the screen of your DTE Dental equipment shows “Er”, it indicates a fault in the main unit, which requires repair.
How to fix no indication and no response on DTE Lux E?
If your DTE Dental equipment shows no indication and no response, it could be due to several reasons: * The battery might be out of power, in which case you should replace it with a new one. * The battery might be faulty, requiring replacement with a new one. * The battery might be protected, meaning it needs to be charged.
Details about the rechargeable Lithium battery and adapter input/output.
Identifies the optical fiber as the applied part of the curing light.
Specifies the 5W blue light LED, its wave length, and light intensity.
Defines the operating environment: temperature, humidity, and atmosphere pressure.
Provides the physical dimensions and net weight of the curing light unit.
Indicates the maximum power consumption of the device.
Specifies protection types and degrees against electrical shock (Class II, Type B).
Indicates protection against water/matter ingress as ordinary equipment (IPX0).
States the device is not suitable for use with flammable anesthetic mixtures.
Instructions for attaching the optical fiber to the main unit, ensuring correct screw insertion.
Details on how to secure the light hood onto the optical fiber.
Instructions for uninstalling the LED by reversing the installation procedure.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the battery in the main unit.
Procedure for placing the main unit in the pedestal for charging or storage.
Instructions on using the mode button to select operating modes: Full-power, Ramping, Pulse.
Details on setting the solidification time (5, 10, 15, 20 seconds).
Guidance on aiming the fiber and using the power button to control light emission.
Details about the battery indicator, which winks when low power is detected.
Instructions for connecting the adapter and charge device, and status indicators.
Instructions for cleaning the optical fiber after operation to prevent infection.
Information about the automatic shutdown feature after 2 minutes of inactivity.
Details on how to use the light intensity measuring function.
Specific instructions for sterilizing the optical fiber before each use.
Explanation of the over-heat protection system and its behavior.
Instructions for connecting the power adapter to the pedestal for measurement.
Procedure for performing light intensity measurement using the device.
Instruction to fully recharge the battery before the initial use.
Guidance on correctly aiming the light at the resin for effective solidification.
Warning against directing the blue light beam into the eyes.
Recommendation to use only original accessories to prevent circuit damage.
Warning against touching the charging connector with conductive materials.
Precautions regarding handling, storing, and avoiding damage to the battery.
Warning about potential high temperatures of the optical fiber during prolonged use.
Prohibition against modifying the equipment without manufacturer's authorization.
Specific groups (heart patients, pregnant women, children) advised to use caution.
Detailed instructions for sterilizing the optical fiber using specific temperature and pressure.
Guidance on cleaning other parts and warnings against specific cleaning agents.
Importance of cleaning the optical fiber to maintain its lifespan and performance.
Troubleshooting steps for when the device shows no indication or response.
Solutions for when the device screen displays an 'Er' error code.
Solutions for when the device screen displays an 'E1' error code.
Troubleshooting steps for when the light intensity is observed to be weak.
Solutions for when the equipment fails to charge upon connecting the adapter.
Troubleshooting for when the battery's effective duration is significantly reduced.
Solutions for when the voltage indicator twinkles during the charging process.
Information stating that components are listed in the packing list.
Instructions to prevent impact/shake and avoid dangerous goods or environmental exposure.
Guidelines for careful handling and storage in suitable environmental conditions.
Warning against storing the equipment with hazardous materials.
Specific environmental parameters for optimal storage: humidity, pressure, and temperature.
Advice to handle with care, avoid placing upside down, and protect from elements.
Explanation of symbols for Trademark, Type B applied part, and IPX0.
Explanation of symbols for Class II equipment, CE mark, and Manufacturer.
Explanation of symbols for Date of manufacture and Used indoor only.
Explanation of symbols for temperature, humidity, and pressure limitations for storage.
Explanation of symbols for 'Handle with care', 'Recovery', 'Keep dry', and WEEE directive.
Explanation of the symbol indicating to consult accompanying documents.
Identification of the Authorised Representative in the EUROPEAN COMMUNITY.
Device tested and homologated per EN 60601-1-2 for EMC.
Guidance on RF emissions (CISPR 11) and harmonic emissions (IEC 61000-3-2).
Guidance on immunity tests like ESD, EFT, Surge, Voltage dips, and Power frequency fields.
Guidance on separation distances for RF communications equipment based on transmitter power.
General| Brand | DTE |
|---|---|
| Model | Lux E |
| Category | Dental equipment |
| Language | English |
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