Why is the motor cabinet (01) of my Iconic VF1 Laboratory Equipment too hot?
If the motor cabinet (01) of your Iconic Laboratory Equipment is too hot, it might be because the machine has been operating for too long. Try waiting 30 minutes for it to cool down before resuming work. Another possible cause is blocked motor ventilation. Check the space between the support base and the cabinet bottom for any obstructions.
What to do if the vertical movement on the column of the plate fixation unit is very hard on my Iconic VF1?
If the vertical movement on the column of the plate fixation unit of your Iconic Laboratory Equipment is very hard, first check if the right cable of vacuum actuation (03) is tight. If so, loosen the handle half way in a counter-clockwise direction. Also, residues or dirt in the upright can cause this issue, so turn off the machine and clean the column with a dry cloth by doing vertical movements with the blank fixation unit. Finally, the machine may be overheated, causing excessive expansion of the sliding elements, wait 30 minutes until the machine cools down and resume work.
What to do if the blank gets loose from the fixing unit at the plasticization on my Iconic VF1?
If the blank gets loose from the fixing unit at the plasticization on your Iconic Laboratory Equipment, it is likely due to insufficient tightening of the blank by the lock ring (11). Tighten it a little more and check the blank thickness. The machine accepts blanks of up to 6mm thick.
How to fix weak suction on Iconic Laboratory Equipment?
If you are experiencing weak suction, insufficient vacuum forming, or undefined contours with your Iconic Laboratory Equipment, here are a few things to check: * Ensure that the vacuum chamber holes are free by cleaning them with a 1mm Ø metallic pin. * Verify the type of plaster you are using, and avoid resined plaster. * If the model is too high, use the model holder on the cup side or cut the model away. * Check if the cup type model holder (7) is damaged, and replace it if necessary.
What to do if the general switch starts but heating does not work on my Iconic VF1?
If the general switch of your Iconic Laboratory Equipment starts but the heating does not work, it is likely that the heating element is burnt. Replace the heating element, call the Authorized Service.
What to do if general switch starts, but heating and motor don’t on my Iconic VF1?
If the general switch of your Iconic Laboratory Equipment starts, but neither the heating nor the motor are working, there may be problems with the internal wiring. Call the Authorized Service to resolve this issue.
What to do if plate fixation unit will not lock out under heating unit of Iconic VF1?
If the plate fixation unit of your Iconic Laboratory Equipment will not lock out under the heating unit, the plastic resistance bung may be missing. Undo the right side handle (white dot) and replace the missing plastic resistance bung.
What to do if heating is normal but motor does not start on my Iconic VF1 Laboratory Equipment?
If the heating is normal but the motor does not start on your Iconic Laboratory Equipment, the end-of-course pin (32) may have some imperfection. Replace or adjust the end-of•course pin (32).
What to do if rotary movement of the plate fixation unit does not stop at end of course on my Iconic VF1 Laboratory Equipment?
If the rotary movement of the plate fixation unit of your Iconic Laboratory Equipment does not stop at end of course, the rotary pin (29) may be misadjusted. Adjust the pin (29) by the screw (27), guide by the exploded drawing.
What to do if rotary movement of the plate fixation unit is locked on my Iconic VF1 Laboratory Equipment?
If the rotary movement of the plate fixation unit is locked on your Iconic Laboratory Equipment, the rotary lock screw may be too tight. Loosen the screw with the Allen wrench supplied with the equipment.
Covers mounting handles, machine placement, electrical safety, and installation area requirements.
Specifies ideal operating parameters such as temperature, humidity, altitude, and voltage variations.
Step-by-step instructions for performing vacuum forming using the conventional method.
Detailed instructions for utilizing the rotary system for vacuum forming on both sides of the blank.
Advice on plaster selection, model trimming, and heating strategies for various blank types.
Step-by-step instructions for safely replacing a blown fuse in the VF1 machine.
General| Brand | Iconic |
|---|---|
| Model | VF1 |
| Category | Laboratory Equipment |
| Language | English |
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