5�3 Cold Silanization In The Sandblasting Unit; Cleaning / Maintenance; 6�1 Sandblasting Tank; 6�2 Cleaning The Interior - Renfert Basic Bedienungsanleitung

5.3 Cold silanization in the sandblasting unit
The Basic series of Renfert sandblasting units is exclusively recommended by 3M ESPE for use with
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ROCATEC™� This bonding system is ideal if an adhesive bond is required between a composite and a
dental material (metal, acrylic, porcelain, zirconia porcelain)�
Advantage:
The surface film is applied cold, preventing thermal loading of metal frameworks and consequently the
risk of distortion� All units in the Basic series can be used for ROCATEC™ due to their regular, homoge-
neous jet flow.
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Cleaning / Maintenance

Before cleaning or servicing:
► Switch off and unplug the device!
► Disconnect the appliance from the compressed air supply!
6.1 Sandblasting tank
Check the sandblasting tank or tank lid regularly, at least
1 x a year, by visually inspecting for damage or changes to
the material (e.g., cracks ...).
If in doubt, replace!
The sandblasting tank and tank lid are subject to a natural
aging process depending on ambient conditions and must be
replaced as standard after every 15 years of operation.
Note the year of manufacture on the round stamp engraved
on the sandblasting tank and in the tank lid; Our customer
service team are happy to advise you.
Example of an engraved round stamp:
Date of manufacture 01-2003
To clean:
DO NOT use solvent-based cleaning agents or disinfectants.
Solvents and tensides can result in microcracking in the plastic (danger of explosion!).
⇒ Only clean the sandblasting tank and tank lid by rubbing with a dry cloth�
6.2 Cleaning the Interior
► DO NOT use solvent-containing cleaning agents or disinfectants�
(use e�g�, soapy water)�
⇒ Remove the grate and vacuum the blasting chamber�
6.3 Condensation
⇒ Inspect the water separator (16)�
⇒ Drain any water off through the valve (17).
6.4 Blasting Nozzle Replacement
For installation see accessory supplement�
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