To Next PageTo Next PageWhat does 'OH' mean on Morita Medical Equipment and why can't I turn it off?
If “OH” is displayed on your Morita Medical Equipment and the power cannot be turned off, it means the motor has overheated due to prolonged use or heavy load. The power will automatically turn off once the motor cools down.
What to do if Morita Dental equipment canal length indicator is unstable?
Ensure the contrary electrode makes good contact with the oral mucosa. Also, clean the file holder with ethanol.
What to do if Morita Dental equipment micromotor does not run?
Check the handpiece cord connections. Try manual mode. If the micromotor operates in manual mode, the problem is with the unit’s root canal measurement ability. Another reason could be that the micromotor is overheated or defective, or the handpiece cord is defective.
What to do if Morita Dental equipment cannot make a measurement?
Make sure the handpiece cord is securely plugged in. Touch the contrary electrode with a file; if the meter does not react, there may be a broken wire in the handpiece cord.
Why does the micromotor not stop on my Morita Medical Equipment?
If the micromotor on your Morita Medical Equipment does not stop, ensure the foot switch is not depressed and that it is not set for reverse rotation. If in manual mode, the file rotation won't stop when out of the root canal. Also, check if the contrary electrode and file are touching each other. If the file keeps rotating, the PC Board may be defective.
Why does the display not appear on my Morita Medical Equipment?
If the display on your Morita Medical Equipment does not appear, check if there is a sound when the unit is turned on and off. If there is no sound, charge the battery; if there is a sound, the display may be broken.
What to do if I cannot make a measurement with Morita Medical Equipment?
If you cannot make a measurement with your Morita Medical Equipment, ensure the handpiece cord is securely plugged in and that you're using a file or reamer without insulation on its shank. If the meter doesn't react when touching the contrary electrode with the file, there might be a broken wire in the handpiece cord.
What to do if the display does not appear on my Morita Medical Equipment?
If your Morita Medical Equipment displays nothing, replace the batteries if there is no sound. If there is a sound, the display may be broken.
What to do if the Canal Length Indicator bar does not move on Morita ROOT ZX II Medical Equipment?
If the Canal Length Indicator bar on your Morita Medical Equipment isn't moving (except when very near the apical foramen), it should return to normal when the file reaches apical constriction. You can also try moistening the root canal with hydrogen peroxide or a saline solution. Increasing the size of the file may also help.
How to fix unstable Canal Length Indicator on Morita ROOT ZX II Medical Equipment?
If the Canal Length Indicator on your Morita Medical Equipment is unstable, ensure the contrary electrode makes good contact with the oral mucosa. Clean the file holder with Ethanol for Disinfection (Ethanol 70~80 vol%).
User responsibilities, manufacturer's non-liability for accidents, and product warnings.
Explains warning symbols, intended users, and patient guidelines for safe operation.
Lists actions to avoid and potential interference sources affecting device performance.
Identifies all components of the ROOT ZX II OTR Module system with diagrams.
Connects the OTR Module to the Canal Measurement Module and secures them.
Step-by-step instructions for charging the internal battery before first use.
Attaches the handpiece cord, contra angle, and contrary electrode to the system.
Guides on assembling the micromotor, contra angle, and inserting a file securely.
Procedures for calibrating the instrument and checking all functions before use.
Overview of OTR and Normal modes for root canal preparation and measurement.
Details rotation speed, auto functions, and torque settings specific to OTR mode.
Details rotation speed, auto functions, and torque settings specific to Normal mode.
Describes two primary methods for measuring root canal length using the unit.
Guides on performing root canal preparation using the micromotor and unit.
Explains the LCD display elements and the function of each control switch.
Guides on setting, changing, and using operational memories (M1, M2, M3).
Step-by-step guide for operating the micromotor during dental treatment.
Information on the motor's thermal protection system and its behavior during use.
Using the foot switch or unit switches for manual control of the micromotor.
Steps to take after completing operations, including power off, disconnection, and battery charging.
Detailed instructions for cleaning, disinfection, lubrication, and sterilization of parts.
Step-by-step instructions for replacing the built-in electrode when it is worn out.
Instructions for replacing the unit's internal battery and proper handling guidelines.
Specifies environmental conditions required for transporting and storing the unit safely.
Lists essential items to check during routine semi-annual inspections for proper function.
Guides on diagnosing and resolving common operational problems and error codes.
A catalog of available replacement parts with their corresponding numbers and descriptions.
Key technical data, performance characteristics, and dimensions of the device.
EMC declarations, guidance on emissions, immunity, and recommended separation distances.
Details on the product's limited warranty terms and authorized service providers.
General| Brand | Morita |
|---|---|
| Model | ROOT ZX II |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
