How to calibrate the touchscreen on Wassermann Wapo-Ex 12 II Dental equipment?
If the touchscreen on your Wassermann dental equipment isn't working correctly, try calibrating it. Turn the unit on, and when the Wassermann logo appears, touch the display twice. This should start the touch panel calibration process as shown in Fig. 1-2.
What to do if Wassermann Wapo-Ex 12 II Dental equipment shows a 'Timeout Warning'?
If the display shows a 'Timeout Warning' on your Wassermann dental equipment, it means the filling time limit has been exceeded and the upper sensor is likely dirty. Clean the combi sensor v.2. If it's very dirty, dismount the combi sensor v.2 (see 8.1.1) and clean it with hot steam. Also, check the 'Filling at Power On' parameter and ensure the water supply is adequate. If the inlet time is too short, adjust it as described in point 1.8. Check the 'Filling at Power On' parameter.
What to do if Wassermann Dental equipment displays a 'Level Warning'?
If your Wassermann dental equipment displays the message 'Level Warning' and shuts down the heating, it indicates that the water level is too low. To address this, press the 'OK' button to acknowledge the level warning. Note that if the warning isn't acknowledged within 10 hours, the unit will cease all functions. After confirmation, the display will show: Touch on at last.
What to do if Wassermann Wapo-Ex 12 II shows the 'lid is open' symbol?
If the Wapo-Ex 12 II dental equipment displays the symbol indicating that the lid is open, it means that the sliding lid is not closed properly. To resolve this, ensure that you close the sliding lid completely.
General| Brand | Wassermann |
|---|---|
| Model | Wapo-Ex 12 II |
| Category | Dental equipment |
| Language | English |
Procedures for safely moving the unit before initial setup.
Instructions for setting up the unit in its operating environment.
Guidelines for storing the unit when not in use.
Connecting the unit to the water source and drain.
Instructions for attaching the spray gallows assembly.
Steps required before the initial start-up of the unit.
Steps to initiate the unit's operation and initial settings.
Basic principles and advice for operating the unit safely.
Detailed steps for operating the main functions of the unit.
How to use the manual spray head for specific tasks.
Instructions for cleaning various parts of the unit.
Routine checks and upkeep for the unit.
Guidelines for handling unit repairs and service.
Information on obtaining replacement parts.
Contact information for technical support and service.
Guidelines for environmentally sound disposal within the EU.
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