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| Brand | VHF |
|---|---|
| Model | R5 |
| Category | Dental equipment |
| Language | English |
Information about the manual's purpose and target audience.
Explanation of symbols and icons used in the document.
Explains the structure of safety notes and signal words.
Hazards that can result in death or serious injury.
Hazards that can result in minor to moderate injury or cuts/burns.
Health risks from cooling lubricant, lighting, and posture.
Specifies the intended purpose and application of the machine.
How to control the machine using specific software applications.
Importance of regular maintenance and cleaning for machine longevity.
Information on spindle usage and unattended operation risks.
Procedures and precautions for transporting and storing the machine.
Identifies key components on the front and rear of the machine.
Details on the working chamber door and multi-purpose compartment.
Details of the working chamber and its internal components.
Working chamber lighting, CAM computer requirements, and anti-soiling concept.
Information on noise levels and the machine's linear/rotary axes.
Detailed specifications, dimensions, and technical data of the machine.
List of items included in the machine delivery.
Criteria for site selection and required clearance distances.
Schematic diagram of machine installation connections.
Steps for installing pneumatics, including safety warnings.
Installing the pneumatic hose and adjusting air pressure.
Requirements and steps for installing the suction unit and hose.
Instructions for installing the optional switching unit.
Establishing electric connection and integrating into the network.
Steps to configure SX Virtual Link and DENTALCNC software.
Steps to configure the machine's webcam.
Network configuration, device usage, reachability, and reset procedures.
Steps to remove the transport lock before initial operation.
Procedures for starting the machine and its basic operation.
How to handle starting the machine with a tool in the collet chuck.
Safe procedures for switching off the machine.
Instructions for opening and closing the chamber door.
Operating the compartment and procedures for cooling liquid exchange.
Details on lubricant, pH testing, and emptying the strainer basket.
Step-by-step guide for exchanging the cooling liquid.
How to mount different types of blanks onto the machine.
Procedures for mounting block holders and discs directly.
Using optional holders, operating the blank changer, and magazine positioning.
How to mount blanks and holders into the blank magazine.
Information on tool management, insertion, and exchange.
How to control the ionizer function via DENTALCNC.
Procedures for starting and aborting machining jobs.
Explanation of DirectClean features for machine cleanliness.
Handling job interruptions, malfunctions, and tool breakages.
Procedures for dealing with power failures during operation.
Safe procedures for emergency opening of the working chamber door.
Steps to release a jammed tool magazine.
Overview of maintenance types, service contacts, and wear parts.
Importance and initial steps for cleaning the working chamber.
Detailed steps for performing daily cleaning of the working chamber.
Procedures for performing weekly cleaning tasks.
Instructions for cleaning the view window and compartment.
Detailed steps for cleaning the collet chuck.
How to clean the nozzle plate.
Steps for exchanging the carbon filter in the cooling liquid system.
Procedures for replacing the blank holder's gasket and valves.
Instructions for cleaning the cooling liquid tank coupling.
Steps for exchanging the coupling of the cooling liquid tank.
Steps for cleaning the cooling system and checking the air regulator.
How to exchange the filter cartridge and clean the machine housing.
Procedures for replacing the main fuse and calibrating machine axes.
How to replace worn tool magazine inserts.
Instructions for updating manufacturing software and machine firmware.
Summary of maintenance tasks, intervals, procedures, and tools.
Regulations and procedures for proper disposal of cooling liquid and the machine.
Troubleshooting steps for an unopenable chamber door.
Steps to resolve issues when the machine fails to reference.
Troubleshooting for poor results, tool issues, blank mounting, and contamination.
Checks for tool wear, magazine inserts, job/blank parameter correspondence, and software version.
Troubleshooting collet chuck issues and low coolant flow rate.
Troubleshooting low air pressure and vacuum issues.
Addressing air pressure fluctuations and suction unit problems.