What to do if KaVo Dental patient chair does not move?
If the KaVo patient chair isn't moving, check the safety shutoffs and determine the reason for the shutoff. Also, check if the foot control is activated and eliminate the reason for the shutoff.
What to do if KaVo Dental equipment is not working?
If your KaVo dental equipment isn't working, first, ensure the main switch is turned on. If the issue persists, unplug the unit and check the main service fuse located next to the master switch. Use a screwdriver to open the bayonet lock and replace the microfuse with the correct type: T 6.3 H (Mat. no. 0.223.2783) for 220-240 V AC or T 10 H (Mat. no. 1.007.2529) for 100-130 V AC. Then, re-close the bayonet closure with the screwdriver.
Why is there no spray in my KaVo ESTETICA E70 Vision Dental equipment instruments?
If there's no spray in your KaVo dental instruments, make sure that spray is preselected. Also, check that the spray regulation on the instrument is open and that the main water valve in the office is open. Finally, verify that the compressor is turned on.
What to do if KaVo Dental suction hoses do not have any suction?
If the suction hoses of your KaVo dental equipment aren't providing suction, start by ensuring the suction machine is turned on and functioning correctly. Next, check that the slide valves in the conical sections of the suction hoses are open. Also, inspect the sieves in the selective valves for any blockages and exchange the sieve if needed. Finally, ensure that the base switch is not actuated.
What to do if KaVo Dental treatment unit is not connected to the wireless foot control?
If your KaVo treatment unit isn't connecting to the wireless foot control and is emitting a tone, first check if the foot control is turned on using the on/off switch. If it is on, ensure the foot control is within range of the treatment unit. Also, check the status display: a yellow light indicates a low battery (charge it), and no display indicates a malfunction.
What to do if there is water in the return air filter in KaVo ESTETICA E70 Vision Dental equipment?
If you find water in the return air filter of your KaVo dental equipment, the O-rings of the MULTIflex coupling might be damaged. Replace all the O-rings on the MULTIflex coupling.
What to do if KaVo ESTETICA E70 Vision display without indicator?
If the display of your KaVo dental equipment shows no indicator, try turning the device off and on again. If the problem persists, it may be due to a bus or hardware error.
What to do if KaVo Dental operating device has no function?
If your KaVo dental operating device isn't functioning, try turning the device off and on again. If the problem continues, it might be a bus or hardware error.
What to do if several handpieces are simultaneously activated in KaVo ESTETICA E70 Vision Dental equipment?
If several handpieces are being activated simultaneously on your KaVo dental equipment, stop working, as this indicates a hardware error.
General| Model | ESTETICA E70 Vision |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | KaVo |
| Adjustable Backrest | Yes |
| Power Supply | 220-240 V |
| Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Water Unit | Integrated |
| Chair Positions | Multiple |
| Control System | Touchscreen |
| Lighting | LED |
| Operating Modes | Multiple operating modes |
| Cuspidor | Integrated |
| Color Options | Various colors available |
Provides essential information for safe and proper operation.
Lists abbreviations used in the document for clarity.
Explains the meaning of symbols used in the manual.
Defines the intended audience for this instruction manual.
Information on contacting KaVo customer service for support.
Details KaVo's warranty policy and conditions for the product.
Guidelines for safely transporting and storing the device.
Procedures for handling damaged shipments and reporting claims.
Explains the meaning of symbols on packaging for storage and transport.
Explains how safety instructions are presented and structured.
Identifies the warning symbol used for safety alerts.
Details hazard levels (Danger, Warning, Caution, Notice) and their meanings.
Specifies the intended application and scope of the device.
Provides general guidelines for safe operation and compliance.
Overview of the ESTETICA Dental Treatment Unit and its components.
Describes the KaVo ESTETICA E70/E80 Vision T treatment unit model.
Describes the KaVo ESTETICA E70 Vision S treatment unit model.
Describes the KaVo ESTETICA E70/E80 Vision Cart model.
Details different versions of the dentist element.
Describes the T table version of the dentist element.
Describes the S-Table version of the dentist element for E70 Vision.
Describes the Cart version of the dentist element.
Description of the assistant unit and its components.
Details the three-function handpiece and its operation.
Details the multifunctional handpiece and its operation.
Description of the X-ray viewer 1440.
Overview of the control elements and user interfaces.
Explains the touchscreen interface for the dentist element.
Explains the touchscreen interface for the dentist's S table.
Details the control elements on the assistant element.
Explanation of key groups for chair functions and operating lights.
Description of the foot control functions.
Explains warning signs and rating plates on the product.
Identifies and explains general safety and warning signs.
Details information found on rating and name plates.
Provides detailed technical specifications for electrical, wireless, and handpiece systems.
Information on the KaVo Service table 1568, an optional accessory.
Step-by-step instructions for powering on the dental unit.
Guidance on safely moving the dentist's unit (T-table, S-table, cart).
Instructions for positioning and moving the assistant element.
Procedures for moving and adjusting the patient chair.
Detailed steps for adjusting chair positions and headrest.
How to adjust the motorised headrest using manual and automatic controls.
Explains the safety shut-off features and their locations.
Comprehensive guide to navigating and using the touchscreen menus.
How to select and manage dentist profiles on the touchscreen.
Understanding and responding to status messages and alerts.
Settings and options available within the treatment menu.
How to set and manage timers for various operations.
Using the CONEXIO menu for patient data and image management.
Operating hygiene functions like tumbler filling and bowl rinsing.
How to operate the unit's functions using assistant unit controls.
Detailed guide on using the wired and wireless foot controls.
Instructions for using various handpieces and suction devices.
Guide for operating the KL 703 LED motor in ENDO mode.
Instructions for using the SL600 surgical motor and its accessories.
How to use the physiological saline solution pump for coolant.
Instructions for using the COMFORTdrive and COMFORTbase.
Guidelines for connecting and using USB devices.
Instructions for using the integrated camera system.
Information on the optional KaVo Service table 1568.
Lists and describes the main device components and accessories.
Describes the additional equipment for the assistant unit.
Lists additional equipment and kits for the dentist unit.
Introduction to safety checks and testing procedures.
General guidelines and requirements for performing safety checks.
Important considerations for medical electrical (ME) systems during checks.
Outlines the key components of a safety check (visual, measurements, functional).
Specifies the recommended intervals for conducting safety checks.
Procedural notes for safety checks adhering to IEC 62353 standard.
Detailed steps and procedures for performing the safety check.
Steps to prepare the device before conducting safety checks.
Guidance for performing a visual inspection of the device.
Procedures for performing electrical measurements during safety checks.
How to perform functional tests to ensure device safety and performance.
Requirements for documenting and assessing safety check results.
Template for documenting the safety check test protocol.
Details specific scanning sites for protective conductor measurements.
Details specific measuring sites for EUL/EPL measurements.
Details on the electromagnetic emissions of the device.
Information on the device's immunity to electromagnetic interference.
Guidelines for immunity to electromagnetic interference.
Recommended safe distances for HF equipment to prevent interference.
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