Electrical Connection - EKOM DK50 4VR/50 Die Anleitung Zur Installation, Bedienung Und Wartung

Dental compressor DK50 4VR/50 (Fig. 6)
After unpacking the equipment, position it on the floor and free it from all packing materials and remove the
fixation components (X and Y) - see Detail A. Connect the outlet pressure hose to the connector on the
device. Insert the mains plug into a rated outlet circuit.
Dental compressor DK50 4VR/50/M (Fig 6).
After unpacking the equipment, position it on the floor and free it from all packing materials and remove the
fixation components (X and Y) - see Detail A. Connect the outlet pressure hose to the connector on the
device. Insert the mains plug into a rated outlet circuit. Connect the hose(s) for the condensate drain (from
the dryer, solenoid valve and condensate line) to the condensate vessel.
Cabinet-mounted dental compressor DK50 4VR/50S (Fig. 5, Fig. 6)
After unpacking the equipment, position it on the floor and free it from all packing materials and remove the
fixation components (X and Y) - see Detail A. Install the 2 wall bump stops (39) on the upper rear portion of
the cabinet and install in the desired location. The bump stops ensure that the cabinet is properly spaced
from the wall for ventilation purposes. 2 screws must be released to install the compressor into the cabinet,
then open the door to the cabinet and detach the supporting bracket (42) in the front part of the cabinet.
Pass the pressure hose and mains plug from the compressor through the opening in the lower rear section
of the cabinet. Connect the cabinet connector (40) to the compressor and run the mains plug through the
opening in the lower rear section of the cabinet. Pick up the compressor using the handle and use the
positioning truck (44) and the installed wheels (43) to position it inside the cabinet. Install the hose (41) for
the cabinet pressure gauge (36) into the quick connectors on the compressor and reinstall the support
bracket (42) and doors. Secure the pressure hose to the device in an appropriate manner. Connect the
mains plug to a properly rated outlet circuit.
A screwdriver must be used to disconnect the cabinet
connector if the compressor is being disassembled!
(Fig.7)
Cabinet-mounted dental compressor DK50 4VR/50S/M (Fig. 5, Fig. 6)
After removing all packaging material, place the product on the floor and remove stabilization parts X and Y
(Detail A). Place the compressor into the cabinet using the procedure defined above. Before the compressor
is installed in the cabinet, the hose(s) for the condensate drain (from the dryer and solenoid valve) must be
passed through the opening on the back side of the cabinet and connected to the condensate vessel.
The condensate vessel (22) must be on the floor in order to ensure the dryer operates
properly. Otherwise the dryer may be damaged.
9.2. Compressed air outlet
(Fig.8)
At the compressed air outlet (1) of the compressor, connect
the pressure hose. Connect the hose to the appliance.
9.3.

Electrical connection

Plug the electrical cord into the mains.
The appliance is equipped with a grounded plug. Make sure this connection complies
with local electrical codes. The mains voltage and frequency must comply with the data
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stated on the appliance label.
(Fig.9)
 Keep the socket easily accessible to ensure that in an emergency the
appliance can be safely disconnected from the mains.
 Connection to the power distribution box must be max.16 A.
 The connection of the earth ground pin  6mm (1) with other
appliances must be completed in accordance with local electrical
codes. The female socket (2), which is not included in the standard
set, is an optional accessory.
Electrical cable may not contact the hot parts of a compressor. Insulation could be
damaged!
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If any electrical cord or air hose is damaged it must be replaced immediately.
NP-DK50 4VR50-3_09-2014
Fig. 7
Fig.8
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DK50 4VR/50
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Fig.9
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