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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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8.3.4.1
Start cycle on the WRAPPED lid DAC UNIVERSAL STANDARD
✔ All settings of the DAC UNIVERSAL were preset according to
"Regular activities [ → 153]".
✔ The DAC UNIVERSAL is switched on and ready for operation.
✔ The maximum 3 instruments were reprocessed and wrapped
individually, see "Pre- and post-reprocessing of instruments [ → 153]".
✔ The WRAPPED lid is at hand.
1. Remove the WRAPPED lid from the holder on the DAC UNIVERSAL.
2. Place the WRAPPED lid on the counter or put it in the optional lid
holder.
3. A class 5/6 chemical indicator can be attached in the STANDARD
indicator holder. Clamp the STANDARD indicator holder to one of the
three wire brackets of the WRAPPED lid so that the brackets of the
STANDARD indicator holder point to the center of the lid. Press the
STANDARD indicator holder as far as possible toward the lid. See
"Testing with a chemical indicator [ → 154]" for more information on
using a chemical indicator.
4. Attach one wrapped instruments to each of the 3 wire brackets on the
WRAPPED lid. Slide the wrapped instrument into the clamping
mechanism consisting of a large and a small wire bracket. Slide the
film of the wrapped instrument between the large wire bracket and the
metal bracket to fasten the instrument firmly.
IMPORTANT
The wrapped instruments to be reprocessed must first have been
cleaned and sterilized in one of the three standard cycles for unwrapped
instruments, see "Reprocessing with the STANDARD lid DAC
UNIVERSAL STANDARD [ → 172]" or "Reprocessing with the BASKET
lid DAC UNIVERSAL STANDARD [ → 177]".
IMPORTANT
Do not start the DAC UNIVERSAL without a lid inserted into the lid
holder.
IMPORTANT
Rotating handpieces must be inserted with the head facing down.
IMPORTANT
The transparent side of the pouch should face outwards.
IMPORTANT
Make sure the instruments are firmly clamped into the brackets so they
do NOT fall out during the cycle. After placing the instrument wrapped
in a pouch in the wire brackets, pull the instrument lightly to make sure
that it is properly attached between the brackets.