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Sirona Dental A/S 8Operation DAC UNIVERSAL STANDARD
Operating Instructions DAC UNIVERSAL 8.3Reprocessing with DAC UNIVERSAL STANDARD
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 Depending on the program selected, the following message may
appear on the display:
"Ready 134 °C" , "Ready 121 °C" or
"Ready 134 °C 18min" .
 On the DAC UNIVERSAL, 2 LEDs light up at the left of the
respective "Rinse/Flush"-Key and the "Lubricate"-Key.
9. Press the "Start"-Key.
 A prompt to select the lid will appear on the display.
10. Select the STANDARD lid using the arrows keys
11. Press the "Start"-Key.
 Depending on the program selected, a prompt to press down on
the safety ring may appear on the display.
12. Press down on the safety ring to start the cycle. If the safety ring is
not pressed within 20 seconds, you must choose the lid and press the
"Start"-Key again.
 The STANDARD lid of the DAC UNIVERSAL closes as soon as
the safety ring is pressed.
 The DAC UNIVERSAL automatically runs the cleaning,
lubrication (unless switched off), and sterilization cycle.
 You can see on the display at any time which phase the DAC
UNIVERSAL is in.
 The following message appears on the display when the selected
cycle is finished:
"Press C to unload" . The lid moves about
halfway out of the chamber. This indicates that a cycle has been
completed and the instruments have been sterilized.
IMPORTANT
If no program is selected, the standard program for reprocessing is
used.
IMPORTANT
Deactivate lubrication by pressing the "Lubricate"-Key if the
STANDARD lid holds only SIROPure instruments.
CAUTION
Danger of burning!
Never hold your head directly over the DAC UNIVERSAL or touch the
inserted lid, while the DAC UNIVERSAL opens, as steam comes out of
the unit upon completion of a cycle.
WARNING
After completion of the cycle, make sure that all instruments are still
properly attached to the STANDARD lid or the adapters. If instruments
have fallen into the chamber during the cycle or if an instrument is no
longer properly attached after the end of a cycle, cleaning and
sterilization have failed. In this case, reprocessing of the instruments
must be repeated.