Why Renfert Silent TS2 extractor starts even when the connected device is not being used?
If your Renfert Dental equipment extractor starts even when the connected device isn't in use, the start-up threshold of one of the suction hoses might be too low. Check which suction hose is open; the corresponding letter will be indicated on the display. Adjust the start-up threshold of the suction hose.
What to do if Renfert Silent TS2 Dental equipment extractor fails to stop after the connected device is switched off?
If your Renfert Dental equipment extractor continues to run after you switch off the connected device, consider these possibilities: The dust generating device may not be plugged into the coupler socket, and the suction hose button is on, so switch the suction hose button off and connect the device to the socket. Alternatively, the start-up threshold might be too low, so adjust it. Also, the shut-off delay could be too long, so set a shorter delay.
Why Renfert Silent TS2 extractor fails to start when using a dust generating device?
If your Renfert Dental equipment extractor isn't starting when you use a dust generating device, there are several potential causes. Ensure the extractor is switched on. Check the device fuse and reinstall if necessary. Make sure the dust generating device is correctly connected to the extractor socket. Finally, the start-up threshold of the suction hose might be too high, so adjust it.
Why Renfert Medical Equipment extractor fails to start when a dust generating device is being used?
If your Renfert Medical Equipment extractor doesn't start when you're using a dust generating device, it could be due to several reasons: the extractor might not be switched on, the device fuse may have blown, the dust generating device isn't connected to the extractor socket, or the start-up threshold of the suction hose is too high. To solve this: * Ensure the extractor is switched on. * Check and, if necessary, reinstall the fuse. * Connect the dust generating device to the coupler socket. * Adjust the start-up threshold.
What does error code Err04 mean on Renfert Medical Equipment?
If your Renfert Medical Equipment displays error code Err04, it indicates that the electronics are overheated. To resolve this, switch the extractor off and allow it to cool down. If the extractor is in a closed cabinet, ensure that the exhausted air can escape.
What causes pinch valves close or open slowly on Renfert Medical Equipment?
If the pinch valves on your Renfert Medical Equipment are closing or opening slowly, the filter in the compressed air connection might be blocked. To resolve this, change the filter in the compressed air connection.
What does “OFF” above the button (41) mean on Renfert Medical Equipment?
If the display on your Renfert Medical Equipment shows “OFF” above button (41), the automatic extraction force readjustment is deactivated. Activate the automatic extraction force readjustment if you need it.
Why is the extraction force not readjusted on Renfert Medical Equipment?
If the extraction force isn't readjusting when a second suction hose is switched on or off on your Renfert Medical Equipment, the automatic extraction force readjustment is likely deactivated. To fix this, activate the automatic extraction force readjustment.
Why is there no audible signal on Renfert Medical Equipment?
If there's no audible signal on your Renfert Medical Equipment, the audible signal is likely deactivated. To resolve this, activate the audible signal.
What to do if Renfert Medical Equipment “Dust bag full” indicator goes on, even though the bag is not full?
If the “Dust bag full” indicator on your Renfert Medical Equipment turns on even when the bag isn't full, the sensitivity of the “dust bag full“ signal might be too low. To resolve this, set a larger value.
Explains warning symbols and their meanings for safe operation and equipment protection.
Defines the device's purpose for extracting dry, non-explosive dust in dental laboratories.
Details prohibited materials and uses to prevent hazards and damage.
Specifies environmental requirements for safe device operation, including temperature and humidity.
Outlines temperature and humidity limits for storing and transporting the unit.
Provides general and specific warnings for safe device usage and potential risks, including electrical hazards.
Defines qualifications required for operating and maintaining the device.
States Renfert GmbH's liability limitations for product misuse or unauthorized modifications.
Provides an overview of the workbench extraction unit for dental laboratories.
Lists different dental laboratory applications suitable for the extraction unit.
Identifies and describes the main parts and controls of the Silent TS2 unit.
Lists all items included in the product package upon purchase.
Details optional accessories available for purchase to enhance the unit's functionality.
Instructions for removing the device and accessories from the packaging.
Guidance on positioning the extraction unit for optimal performance and accessibility.
Information on setting up an external route for extracted air leaving the laboratory.
Steps for safely connecting the device to the power supply.
Instructions for connecting the unit to a compressed air supply for pinch valve operation.
Guide for attaching pre-assembled pinch valves and suction pipes to the unit.
Details how to reconfigure or alter the suction pipe and pinch valve assembly.
Instructions for connecting the suction hose to the unit's extraction point.
Explains how to connect external electrical appliances to the unit's coupler sockets.
Describes the procedure for powering the extractor unit on and off.
Explains how the unit enters and exits stand-by mode.
Details how the extraction process works when a suction hose is opened.
How to adjust and manage the suction power levels of the extractor.
Guide to setting and saving custom extractor configurations and parameters.
How to activate and interpret the self-diagnosis function for device checks.
Instructions for enabling or disabling audible signals for warnings and confirmations.
Explains the indicator for a full dust bag and how to adjust its sensitivity.
How to set the point at which connected appliances activate the suction hose.
Configuration of the time delay between appliance shutdown and suction hose closure.
Step-by-step guide for removing and replacing the dust bag.
Overview of the unit's two-level filter system and general filter maintenance.
Instructions for examining and replacing the fine particle filter.
Guide for replacing the exhaust filter that traps graphite brush particles.
How to examine and replace the filter for the unit's electronics cooling air.
Instructions for changing the filter in the compressed air connection.
Explains the self-diagnosis process and its importance for detecting faults.
Details the overload switches that protect the extractor and how to reset them.
How to reset all custom settings back to the original factory defaults.
Information on where to find order numbers for consumables and spare parts.
Lists specific error codes, their causes, and recommended corrective actions.
Guidelines for properly disposing of used dust bags and filters according to regulations.
Instructions for the authorized recycling and disposal of the entire unit.
General| Type | Dust extraction unit |
|---|---|
| Application | Dental laboratory |
| Supply voltage | 230 V, 50/60 Hz |
| Air pressure | No data available |
| Air consumption | No data available |
| Connection | No data available |
| Power Supply | Mains-operated |
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