What to do if the top chamber of Solmetex Laboratory Equipment has some solids?
If the top chamber of your Solmetex Laboratory Equipment has some solids, it indicates that the system is backed up. To resolve this: 1. Turn on the vacuum. 2. Remove the pins. 3. Tilt the container towards the manifold to allow air into the top chamber. 4. Place the container back on and insert the pins.
How to check Solmetex Laboratory Equipment with poor lighting?
If the equipment or utility room has poor lighting, follow these steps to inspect your Solmetex Laboratory Equipment: * Bring a flashlight to check the container. * Use a flashlight from the backside of the system, shining it forward to determine the level of sedimentation. * This procedure can also be used to inspect the top chamber.
What to do if solids reach full line of collection container in Solmetex Laboratory Equipment?
If solids reach the full line of the collection container in your Solmetex Laboratory Equipment, you should change the collection container.
What to do if solids are above full line of collection container in Solmetex Laboratory Equipment?
If solids are above the full line of the collection container in your Solmetex Laboratory Equipment, you should change the collection container.
General| Brand | Solmetex |
|---|---|
| Model | Hg5 |
| Category | Water Filtration Systems |
| Language | English |
Alerts users to mercury/silver hazards, mandates protective gear, and outlines proper disposal procedures.
Details warranty terms for the separator and containers, specifying conditions that void coverage and excluded charges.
Provides step-by-step instructions for mounting the top and bottom brackets for the Hg5 Mini unit.
Describes the procedure for attaching the collection container, including removing protective caps prior to installation.
Recommends optimal placement, connection types, secure mounting methods, and completing product registration.
Lists the Hg5 Mini's dimensions, chair capacity, maximum temperature, vacuum limits, and intended dental use.
Covers container replacement schedule, weekly sediment checks, and guidelines for using appropriate pH-neutral cleaning solutions.
Addresses low vacuum issues by checking sediment levels, seals, clogs, or leaks between components and suggests corrective actions.
States that provided remedies are sole and exclusive, disclaiming liability for indirect, special, or consequential damages.
Diagnoses water presence in the upper chamber by checking sediment, cleaner pH, or contacting support for resolution.
Guides on clearing solids from the top chamber when the system is backed up or in bypass mode, and handling full chambers.
Suggests using a flashlight for improved visibility of sedimentation levels and chamber contents in dimly lit areas.
Explains how to use the printable log for monthly reporting to ensure compliance with dental amalgam waste management regulations.
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