What to do if NSK Surgic Pro2 shows error E1?
Error E1 on your NSK dental equipment can be caused by extended use under heavy load, a short circuit in the motor, or a motor cord failure. First, ensure the motor cord is securely re-connected, as insufficient electrical contact may be the issue. If the error persists after re-connecting the cord, request a repair.
What to do if NSK Surgic Pro2 Dental equipment shows error E2?
Error E2 on your NSK dental equipment indicates insufficient contact of the power cord or a failure of the power supply circuit. Ensure the power cord is securely re-connected. If the error continues, request a repair.
What to do if NSK Surgic Pro2 Dental equipment shows error E5?
Error E5 on your NSK dental equipment is due to abnormal voltage generated in the start/stop switch circuit or a failure in that circuit. If rotation and stop are repeated quickly, a circuit that suppresses sudden acceleration may activate. Wait a few seconds before using the equipment again. If the error persists, request a repair.
What to do if NSK Surgic Pro2 Dental equipment shows error E6?
Error E6 on your NSK dental equipment may be due to a bur or drill attachment failure, handpiece failure, or motor failure. Check that the chuck is securely closed. If the error persists, request a repair.
What to do if NSK Surgic Pro2 Dental equipment shows error E3?
Error E3 on your NSK dental equipment can be triggered by a motor sensor failure, an unplugged motor cord, a motor cord (signal line) failure, or water ingress into the motor. Make sure the motor cord is securely re-connected. Note that electrical contact may be insufficient. If the error persists, request a repair. Also, remember to attach a protection plug when cleaning in a washer-disinfector.
Why NSK Surgic Pro2 Dental equipment shows error E4?
Error E4 on your NSK dental equipment can be caused by overheating from extended use under heavy load, or using the control unit immediately after it has been exposed to high temperatures. Allow the unit to cool down before use, ensuring the periphery of the control unit is well-ventilated. If the error continues, request a repair.
What to do if NSK Dental equipment shows error E7?
Error E7 on your NSK dental equipment may be due to an incorrectly fitted irrigation tube caught on the pump roller, or an irrigation pump failure. Check the irrigation tube. If the error continues, request a repair.
What to do if NSK Surgic Pro2 Dental equipment shows error E0?
Error E0 on your NSK dental equipment is a self-check error. Request repair.
What to do if NSK Surgic Pro2 shows error E8?
Error E8 on your NSK dental equipment indicates a failure of the Bluetooth communication circuit. Request repair.
General| Brand | NSK |
|---|---|
| Model | Surgic Pro2 |
| Category | Dental equipment |
| Language | English |
Defines the intended user and purpose of the Surgic Pro2 system.
Lists critical safety warnings regarding electric shock, electromagnetic interference, and hazardous substances.
Provides cautions regarding handpiece compatibility, system operation, and EMC information.
Details precautions for handling, operation, and potential hazards like overheating and eye injury.
Mentions service requirements, spare parts availability, and required professional training.
Lists all items included in the product package with part names and quantities.
Details the physical components of the control unit and foot control, including panel and display.
Explains the functions of the foot control buttons and speed control pedal.
Identifies and describes the keys, display elements, and their functions on the control panel.
Provides instructions for connecting the AC power cord to the control unit.
Details the process of installing AAA batteries into the foot control.
Provides step-by-step instructions for installing the irrigation tube.
Explains how to connect the motor cord to the control unit.
Guides on how to connect the handpiece to the motor.
Lists essential checks to perform before using the product on a patient.
Details how to check compatibility of internal spray nozzles with drills.
Explains the purpose of the calibration function and its importance for accuracy.
Provides instructions for performing torque and speed calibration with and without load.
Guides on how to start the system, select programs, and activate the motor.
Explains sleep mode and the motor overload protection circuit features.
Explains Bluetooth linking to Osseo 100+, VarioSurg 3, and external terminals.
Lists steps for preparing the unit before maintenance and manual cleaning procedures.
Explains the sterilization procedures for the sterilizable equipment according to EN ISO standards.
Guides on proper storage of the product in a clean and suitable environment.
Instructions for replacing O-rings and a checklist for periodic maintenance.
Explains how to perform calibration for the foot control pedal and buttons for optimal response.
Guides on using the setting key to change control unit and foot control operational settings.
Covers foot control pairing and how to assign functions to its buttons.
Explains implant system setup and programming system operations for procedures.
Lists error codes, their causes, and recommended actions for troubleshooting.
Provides solutions for common problems like blank screen, incorrect display, or connectivity errors.
Lists recommended handpieces and a comprehensive spare parts list with catalog numbers.
Lists optional accessories and specifies compatible terminal devices for the SurgicPro2 App.
Details the technical specifications for the control unit, micromotor, and foot control.
Lists the initial factory settings for different implant systems and programs.
Declares electromagnetic emissions, immunity, and guidance for the operating environment.
Provides recommended separation distances for RF equipment to prevent interference.
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