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MLED III Supercharged U7
polymerization times greater than 10 seconds.
Connection to AC power supply
Ensure that your equipment is connected to the AC
power supply by an authorized dentistry installation
technician.
Do not tilt the unit at an angle of greater than 5°.
Before connecting the unit, check that the AC voltage is
compatible with that indicated on the AC power adapter
allowing lamp charging.
A different voltage would result in damage to the unit
and could injure the patient and/or the user.
The AC power supply used to power the unit must
comply with the applicable standards of your country.
Any fluctuation of the voltage of the ac power supply or
electromagnetic field, noncompliant with the
applicable limits, may affect the unit's operation.
The device is intented to be connected to a separate
power supply (FRIWO FW7660M/12), which is seen as
part of the device.
The plug of the power supply is intented to serve as
disconnected device, the socket-outlet shall be
installed near the equipment and shall be easily
accessible.
Unit operation
Do not use the unit if it appears to be damaged or
defective.
Do not use the unit if the light guide is damaged (injury
hazard...).
Before each use, check that light intensity is compliant
(see section 3.1 TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION) using the
power verification window on the charging base.
When handling the AC power adapter and/or the battery
disconnected from the handpiece, avoid contact with
the patients or other persons.
Do not touch the accessible battery and charging base
connectors (bump contacts).
To disconnect the ac power supply adapter, grip the AC
adapter plug and hold the wall socket.
During dental care, the Mini LED SuperCharged must not
be connected to its charging base.
In the event that the unit is not in use or stored, or in
the case of a prolonged absence, disconnect the AC
adapter from the ac power supply and remove the
battery from the body of the unit to protect it from a
slow and detrimental discharge.
Do not exert excessive pressure on the unit's LCD
screen.
Do not change the battery during use.
Do not short-circuit the battery.
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Do not short circuit the charging bump contacts on the
charging base.
Do not incinerate the battery (risk of explosion).
Environment
Do not immerse and do not use outside.
Do not place the unit close to a heat source.
The use of solvents, detergents or flammable
substances can result in damage or even short-circuits.
Ensure that the power cord connecting the AC adapter
to the charging base does not prevent persons from
moving freely.
The unit must be stored in its original packaging, in an
appropriate place, without danger for persons.
For unit transportation, unscrew the battery and
protect the light guide from any unexpected shocks.
Any condensation inside electrical equipment can be
dangerous.
If the lamp must be transported from a cold place to a
warm place, it must not be used immediately, but only
after reaching the ambient temperature.
Never insert or try to insert metallic objects into the
equipment to avoid an electric shock or short-circuit
hazard.
The unit is not designed for operation in the presence of
anesthetic gas or any other flammable gas.
Do not expose the unit to water mist or water splashing.
The unit is not designed for operation close to ionizing
radiation.
Maintenance
Before and after each use, it is essential that the unit
be disinfected with the products recommended by
SATELEC.
Before each use, it is essential that a cleaned and
disinfected rigid protection shield be used.
Before each intervention, it is essential that a cleaned,
disinfected and sterilized light guide be used.
Before each intervention, check the integrity of the unit
and its accessories.
Accessories
Do not use accessories other than those supplied by
SATELEC.
The manufacturer refuses to accept any responsibility if
damaged parts or accessories are not replaced
exclusively by those supplied by the manufacturer. In
particular, the use of light guides, ac adapters or
batteries other than those supplied by the manufacturer
may be dangerous for the patient and the user.
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