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James RobertsSep 2, 2025
What does Event E4 mean on KaVo ELECTROmatic TM?
- AAllison MccannSep 2, 2025
Event E4 means the motor is blocked. You should relieve the motor of its load, then stop and start it using the foot control.
What does Event E4 mean on KaVo ELECTROmatic TM?
Event E4 means the motor is blocked. You should relieve the motor of its load, then stop and start it using the foot control.
What does Event E3 mean on KaVo ELECTROmatic TM Dental equipment?
Event E3 indicates that no motor is connected. To fix this, connect the motor.
What does Event E2 mean on KaVo ELECTROmatic TM Dental equipment?
Event E2 indicates that the foot control is being pressed during start-up. To resolve this, ensure you do not press the foot control when switching the unit on.
Why is maximum speed not reached on my KaVo ELECTROmatic TM Dental equipment?
If the maximum speed is not reached, it may be because the supply pressure has dropped strongly. To resolve this, repeatedly push the foot control down as far as it will go to start up the motor. The automatic calibration will increase the speed continuously up to the maximum pressure. Another cause could be a kink or leak in the supply hose; remove any kinks and inspect for damage, replacing the hose if necessary. Lastly, the motor or handpiece might be sluggish, requiring replacement or repair of the handpiece.
What to do if my KaVo ELECTROmatic TM malfunctions with no display and the LED on the rear of the device flashes?
If your device malfunctions (no display, the LED on the rear of the device flashes), this may indicate no voltage supply to the control panel. Check and restore the correct connection. If this doesn't resolve the issue, try replacing the connection cable to the control panel, or replacing the control panel itself. If the problem continues, notify a service engineer.
What to do if my KaVo ELECTROmatic TM Dental equipment malfunctions with no display and the LED on the rear of the device does not flash?
If your device malfunctions with no display and the LED on the rear doesn't flash, it may be due to no voltage supply. Check and restore the voltage supply and ensure the connection is correct. Check that the standby LED on the power supply is on. If it's not on, replace the power supply. If the problem persists, contact a service engineer.
Why is there no or insufficient spray water in my KaVo ELECTROmatic TM Dental equipment?
There could be several reasons for insufficient spray water: - The spray water regulation might be closed; in this case, open the spray water fully. - The water line may be soiled; to resolve this, pull off the handpiece and actuate the spray water in bursts to rinse it. - The filter insert could be soiled; if so, replace the filter on the water inlet. - The spray water on the treatment unit or foot control might be closed; open the spray on the treatment unit. If the problem continues, unscrew the turbine hose to check for water flow. If there's no flow, contact a service engineer.
What to do if SAFEdrive icon flashes yellow on KaVo Dental equipment?
If the SAFEdrive icon flashes yellow, indicating the motor is overloaded, especially if you're using a third-party handpiece, deactivate SAFEdrive or use a KaVo high-speed handpiece. If using a KaVo high-speed handpiece, relieve the load on the handpiece for at least 2 seconds by lifting it off the tooth. Once the motor reaches maximum speed and the icon turns yellow, continue working in intermittent mode.
General| Type | Electric Micromotor System |
|---|---|
| Foot Control | Variable Speed Foot Control |
| Noise Level | Low Noise Operation |
| Speed | Up to 40, 000 RPM |
| Compatibility | KaVo handpieces |
| Handpiece Connection | ISO 3964 |
| Display | Digital display |
| Autoclavable Components | Handpieces and some attachments |
| Supply voltage | 100-240V AC, 50/60Hz |
Provides essential guidance for safe and correct operation of the device.
Identifies intended users and outlines service procedures and contact details.
Details warranty terms, procedures for handling transport damage, and disposal guidelines.
Covers infection, explosion, electrical hazards, and ingress of liquids.
Specifies user qualifications, service requirements, and safe handling practices.
Addresses potential interference with medical systems and necessary precautions.
Defines the device's purpose, proper use, and available configurations.
Lists included components and accessories for different ELECTROmatic models.
Explains the touch display, modes, and operating controls.
Provides detailed technical data, including dimensions, power, and environmental requirements.
Guides on selecting the installation site and available mounting options.
Details steps for preparing the device, connecting components, and checking installation.
Outlines necessary conditions for compressed air, water, and electrical connections.
Covers connecting the motor, hoses, and calibrating the foot control.
Explains how to adjust parameters like brightness, volume, and file settings.
Covers powering the unit on/off and understanding the display.
Details speed settings, transmission ratios, and SAFEdrive function in PREP mode.
Explains ENDO mode operation, file database, and sequence customization.
Provides steps for safely disconnecting the device and its components.
Details manual cleaning, disinfection, and germ reduction steps.
Covers proper storage and essential checks after reprocessing.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the water filter insert.
Instructions for replacing LED lamps in motors and bases.
Procedure for replacing a defective motor hose.
Lists potential issues, causes, and solutions for device operation.
Catalog of compatible accessories and consumable parts with material numbers.
Manufacturer's declaration on electromagnetic emissions per standards.
Information on device immunity and recommended distances for communication equipment.
