What to do if Morita Lubrina 2 has no power when turned on?
If your Morita Dental equipment isn't powering on, check if the power cord is securely plugged into both the power outlet and the device. Ensure the power cord is properly connected to the power outlet; connect the power cord correctly.
What to do if process stops immediately on Morita Lubrina 2?
If the process stops immediately when you press the Start/Stop Switch, all Line Selection Lamps blink, and you hear a triple beep, it's likely that the front door is open or dislocated. Ensure the front door is properly closed and press the Start/Stop Switch again. If the front door is dislocated or the hinge isn't inserted properly, remove the front door and reinstall it, making sure to insert the hinge straight until it snaps on.
Why does my Morita Dental equipment release oil mist and make surfaces oily?
Oil mist release and oily surfaces can occur due to several factors. The handpiece shape can cause more oil scattering, so reduce air pressure to 0.3 MPa. Ensure the handpiece is correctly attached. Adjust the regulator if the air pressure setting is too high to stay within the specified range. If using a straight attachment, refer to the handpiece manual to check if a bur needs to be inserted, as some handpieces release oil mist without one.
What to do if Morita Lubrina 2 process stops before lubrication?
If the process stops before lubrication, the selected Line Selection Lamp and corresponding Empty Spray Can Lamp blink, and a short series of beeps sound, it could be due to several reasons. First, replace the spray can with a new one if it's empty. Also, ensure the spray can and spray stand are properly installed. Check that compressed air is supplied by connecting the air tube correctly. Adjust the regulator to set the air pressure within the specified range, and ensure the air tube isn't bent; fix the air tube if it is.
How to fix odd odor and unusual dirtiness of Morita Lubrina 2?
An odd odor and unusual dirtiness from your Morita dental equipment may arise if the handpiece wasn't connected to the lubrication line; select only lines with connected handpieces. Another potential cause is a saturated oil absorbent pad or a dirty oil absorbent sheet; in either case, remove the old pad or sheet, clean the device, and set a new one. Also, ensure the spray can is properly installed. Check that the air pressure is set within the specified range by adjusting the regulator.
Why can't I attach handpieces to my Morita Dental equipment?
If you're unable to attach handpieces, it might be because the coupling or handpiece connection is deformed; in this case, have it repaired. Another reason could be debris on the coupling or handpiece connection, or a dislocated O-ring; remove any debris and replace the O-ring with a new one. Also, check if the handpiece was forcibly detached without unlocking; if so, pull up the release ring.
Why can't I set a spray can in my Morita Lubrina 2 Dental equipment and why is oil leaking?
If you can't set a spray can and oil is leaking, ensure you're using properly shaped spray cans. Readjust the spray stand height if it's not properly adjusted. Verify that the spray stand is designed for the spray can you're using, and replace it if necessary. Only use spray cans approved by J. MORITA.
Why lubrication does not start on Morita Lubrina 2 Dental equipment?
Lubrication may not start when pressing the Start/Stop Switch if no line is selected. Select at least one line before pressing the Start/ Stop Switch.
Guidelines to avoid operational hazards and injuries during device use.
Manufacturer's limitations of liability regarding product use and maintenance.
Alerts users to severe injury, device damage, and critical safety measures.
Specifies the device's purpose for handpiece lubrication and flushing.
Outlines the sequence of handpiece maintenance procedures.
Description of the primary device hardware and its appearance.
Lists parts and consumables provided with the device.
Identifies and labels device components across front, front view, and rear sections.
Explains the function of switches like Start/Stop and mode selectors.
Guidance on selecting the correct lubrication mode for different handpieces.
Details the meaning of various indicator lamps on the control panel.
Instructions for physically placing and preparing the main unit.
Steps for connecting the air supply tube to the device.
Instructions for connecting the device to a power source.
How to install spray cans for lubrication.
Details on setting up, adjusting, and replacing spray stands.
Step-by-step guide for inserting spray cans into the device.
How to adjust the spray stand height for proper can fit.
Step-by-step guide for connecting and disconnecting couplings.
Information on compatible and incompatible couplings for the device.
Placement and function of oil absorbent sheets and pads.
How to use the oil collection tray and absorbent pad.
Installing the door oil absorbent sheet and stopper.
Specifies conditions for device operation, transport, and storage.
Overview of different maintenance types and their purposes.
Steps for turning the device power on and off.
Step-by-step guide for lubricating the handpiece chuck.
Process for attaching handpieces to the lubrication couplings.
Steps to initiate the handpiece lubrication cycle.
Steps for safely removing lubricated handpieces from the unit.
Specific instructions for removing air turbine handpieces.
Specific instructions for removing micromotor attachments.
How to change lubrication modes between Mode 1 and Mode 2.
Procedure for using Air Blow Mode to remove excess oil.
Procedure for using Flushing Mode for debris removal.
Routine cleaning tasks for the main unit and couplings.
Monthly cleaning procedures for the front door and air regulator.
Guidance on replacing oil absorbent sheets and pads.
Instructions for replacing nozzle skirts and coupling O-rings.
Guidance on replacing spray cans when indicated by lamps.
Lists common problems, their causes, and remedies with page references.
Addresses specific issues like oil mist and indicator lamp behavior.
Details regular inspection and user maintenance tasks.
Information on who can service and repair the device.
Lists available consumable parts and their product codes.
Provides detailed technical data including dimensions, power, and pressure.
Defines the target users and their required experience and understanding.
Explains various symbols used throughout the instruction manual.
Manufacturer's statement on electromagnetic emissions and usage environment.
Manufacturer's statement on electromagnetic immunity and usage environment.
Details on the AC power cable length and classification.
Guidelines to avoid operational hazards and injuries during device use.
Manufacturer's limitations of liability regarding product use and maintenance.
Alerts users to severe injury, device damage, and critical safety measures.
Specifies the device's purpose for handpiece lubrication and flushing.
Outlines the sequence of handpiece maintenance procedures.
Description of the primary device hardware and its appearance.
Lists parts and consumables provided with the device.
Identifies and labels device components across front, front view, and rear sections.
Explains the function of switches like Start/Stop and mode selectors.
Guidance on selecting the correct lubrication mode for different handpieces.
Details the meaning of various indicator lamps on the control panel.
Instructions for physically placing and preparing the main unit.
Steps for connecting the air supply tube to the device.
Instructions for connecting the device to a power source.
How to install spray cans for lubrication.
Details on setting up, adjusting, and replacing spray stands.
Step-by-step guide for inserting spray cans into the device.
How to adjust the spray stand height for proper can fit.
Step-by-step guide for connecting and disconnecting couplings.
Information on compatible and incompatible couplings for the device.
Placement and function of oil absorbent sheets and pads.
How to use the oil collection tray and absorbent pad.
Installing the door oil absorbent sheet and stopper.
Specifies conditions for device operation, transport, and storage.
Overview of different maintenance types and their purposes.
Steps for turning the device power on and off.
Step-by-step guide for lubricating the handpiece chuck.
Process for attaching handpieces to the lubrication couplings.
Steps to initiate the handpiece lubrication cycle.
Steps for safely removing lubricated handpieces from the unit.
Specific instructions for removing air turbine handpieces.
Specific instructions for removing micromotor attachments.
How to change lubrication modes between Mode 1 and Mode 2.
Procedure for using Air Blow Mode to remove excess oil.
Procedure for using Flushing Mode for debris removal.
Routine cleaning tasks for the main unit and couplings.
Monthly cleaning procedures for the front door and air regulator.
Guidance on replacing oil absorbent sheets and pads.
Instructions for replacing nozzle skirts and coupling O-rings.
Guidance on replacing spray cans when indicated by lamps.
Lists common problems, their causes, and remedies with page references.
Addresses specific issues like oil mist and indicator lamp behavior.
Details regular inspection and user maintenance tasks.
Information on who can service and repair the device.
Lists available consumable parts and their product codes.
Provides detailed technical data including dimensions, power, and pressure.
Defines the target users and their required experience and understanding.
Explains various symbols used throughout the instruction manual.
Manufacturer's statement on electromagnetic emissions and usage environment.
Manufacturer's statement on electromagnetic immunity and usage environment.
Details on the AC power cable length and classification.
General| Brand | Morita |
|---|---|
| Model | Lubrina 2 |
| Category | Dental equipment |
| Language | English |
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